GB/T 16903.1-2008
AbolishedRules for the presentation of graphical symbols for use on signs - Part 1: Design principles for public information graphical symbols
标志用图形符号表示规则 第1部分:公共信息图形符号的设计原则
Application Summary AI generated
This standard establishes the design principles for creating public information graphical symbols used on signs, such as those found in airports, train stations, hospitals, and public buildings. It specifies rules for symbol composition, meaning conveyance, and visual clarity to ensure consistent and easily understood communication across different public spaces in China. The standard is applied by designers and sign manufacturers to develop symbols for wayfinding, safety, and facility identification.
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