The group, the Home Port Alliance, said Friday that it would return to its original plan for a visitors' center and walkway leading to the ship's pier on the Camden waterfront.
GAITRite measures of step lengths and times were reliable in both walkway center and left-of-center measurements.
A three-year, $95 million renovation expanded the number of lanes from two to four and added a new bridge deck, center divider, pedestrian walkway and decorative lighting.
One woman, her left hand desperately grasping the 60-inch-high glass sides and the other clutching the arm of a patient security guard, didn't dare move toward the transparent center of the walkway.
That could help it tell the edge of a build from the center of the walkway.
Before the experiment, participants were required to adjust their walking step with right foot landing on the plantar pressure measuring plate, which was fixed in the center of the walkway aisle.
A visit isn't complete without a stroll down the Mall, a pedestrian walkway through the center of campus.
The design, by McLarand Vasquez Emsiek & Partners of Irvine, Calif., is centered on a walkway running between a pair of two-story buildings containing a total of 255,000 square feet of space.
Over all, the plan for Eastside is to transform the area at a total cost of £2 billion, adding homes and offices around the park and linking the neighborhood to the city center with pedestrian walkways as well as the new roads.
Moreover, they were asked to walk straight along the center line of the walkway.
