Exhibit_5_2021-09-30_Digital_Dynamic_Wayfinding_Guidelines_-_FINAL.pdf

The file Exhibit_5_2021-09-30_Digital_Dynamic_Wayfinding_Guidelines_-_FINAL.pdf appears to be a detailed exhibit related to the Orlando International Airport's (MCO) Digital Signage System (DSS) wayfinding guidelines. The document provides comprehensive specifications for dynamic digital wayfinding within the airport campus, focusing on creating a consistent, informative, and user-friendly navigation experience for travelers. The guidelines outline the technical and design requirements for digital signage displays, emphasizing the need for clear, accurate, and real-time information across multiple terminal locations.

The document underscores the mission-critical nature of the DSS, which is recognized as the largest digital signage system by pixel count in North America, capable of outputting over 49 billion pixels per second. The wayfinding guidelines are specifically designed to support the airport's communication needs, enabling effective information dissemination for educational, operational, informational, and emergency purposes. A key requirement is the development of a phased cutover plan that minimizes disruption to travelers while ensuring consistent and accurate information across all display platforms throughout the airport campus. The guidelines likely serve as a technical reference for potential contractors bidding on the Digital Signage System implementation or maintenance contract.