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Cognitive zoom: From object to path and back again
Authors: Strohecker, C
Citation: C. Strohecker, Cognitive zoom: From object to path and back again, LECT N A I, 1849, 2000, pp. 1-15
Monitoring change: Characteristics of dynamic geo-spatial phenomena for visual exploration
Authors: Blok, C
Citation: C. Blok, Monitoring change: Characteristics of dynamic geo-spatial phenomena for visual exploration, LECT N A I, 1849, 2000, pp. 16-30
The use of maps, images and "gestures" for navigation
Authors: Hirtle, SC
Citation: Sc. Hirtle, The use of maps, images and "gestures" for navigation, LECT N A I, 1849, 2000, pp. 31-40
Schematizing maps: Simplification of geographic shape by discrete curve evolution
Authors: Barkowsky, T Latecki, LJ Richter, KF
Citation: T. Barkowsky et al., Schematizing maps: Simplification of geographic shape by discrete curve evolution, LECT N A I, 1849, 2000, pp. 41-53
Schematic maps as wayfinding aids
Authors: Casakin, H Barkowsky, T Klippel, A Freksa, C
Citation: H. Casakin et al., Schematic maps as wayfinding aids, LECT N A I, 1849, 2000, pp. 54-71
Some ways that maps and diagrams communicate
Authors: Tversky, B
Citation: B. Tversky, Some ways that maps and diagrams communicate, LECT N A I, 1849, 2000, pp. 72-79
Spatial communication with maps: Defining the correctness of maps using a multi-agent simulation
Authors: Frank, AU
Citation: Au. Frank, Spatial communication with maps: Defining the correctness of maps using a multi-agent simulation, LECT N A I, 1849, 2000, pp. 80-99
Schematic maps for robot navigation
Authors: Freksa, C Moratz, R Barkowsky, T
Citation: C. Freksa et al., Schematic maps for robot navigation, LECT N A I, 1849, 2000, pp. 100-114
From motion observation to qualitative motion representation
Authors: Musto, A Stein, K Eisenkolb, A Rofer, T Brauer, W Schill, K
Citation: A. Musto et al., From motion observation to qualitative motion representation, LECT N A I, 1849, 2000, pp. 115-126
Lexical specifications of paths
Authors: Eschenbach, C Tschander, L Habel, C Kulik, L
Citation: C. Eschenbach et al., Lexical specifications of paths, LECT N A I, 1849, 2000, pp. 127-144
Visual processing and representation of spatio-temporal patterns
Authors: Eisenkolb, A Schill, K Rohrbein, F Baier, V Musto, A Brauer, W
Citation: A. Eisenkolb et al., Visual processing and representation of spatio-temporal patterns, LECT N A I, 1849, 2000, pp. 145-156
Orienting and reorienting in egocentric mental models
Authors: Hornig, R Eyferth, K Gartner, H
Citation: R. Hornig et al., Orienting and reorienting in egocentric mental models, LECT N A I, 1849, 2000, pp. 157-168
Investigating spatial reference systems through distortions in visual memory
Authors: Werner, S Schmidt, T
Citation: S. Werner et T. Schmidt, Investigating spatial reference systems through distortions in visual memory, LECT N A I, 1849, 2000, pp. 169-183
Towards cognitive adequacy of topological spatial relations
Authors: Renz, J Rauh, R Knauff, M
Citation: J. Renz et al., Towards cognitive adequacy of topological spatial relations, LECT N A I, 1849, 2000, pp. 184-197
Interactive layout generation with a diagrammatic constraint language
Authors: Schlieder, C Hagen, C
Citation: C. Schlieder et C. Hagen, Interactive layout generation with a diagrammatic constraint language, LECT N A I, 1849, 2000, pp. 198-211
Inference and visualization of spatial relations
Authors: Wiebrock, S Wittenburg, L Schmid, U Wysotzki, F
Citation: S. Wiebrock et al., Inference and visualization of spatial relations, LECT N A I, 1849, 2000, pp. 212-224
A topological calculus for cartographic entities
Authors: Isli, A Cabedo, LM Barkowsky, T Moratz, R
Citation: A. Isli et al., A topological calculus for cartographic entities, LECT N A I, 1849, 2000, pp. 225-238
The influence of linear shapes on solving interval-based configuration problems
Authors: Rauh, R Kulik, L
Citation: R. Rauh et L. Kulik, The influence of linear shapes on solving interval-based configuration problems, LECT N A I, 1849, 2000, pp. 239-252
Transfer of spatial knowledge from virtual to real environments
Authors: Peruch, P Belingard, L Thinus-Blanc, C
Citation: P. Peruch et al., Transfer of spatial knowledge from virtual to real environments, LECT N A I, 1849, 2000, pp. 253-264
Coarse qualitative descriptions in robot navigation
Authors: Muller, R Rofer, T Lankenau, A Musto, A Stein, K Eisenkolb, A
Citation: R. Muller et al., Coarse qualitative descriptions in robot navigation, LECT N A I, 1849, 2000, pp. 265-276
Oblique angled intersections and barriers: Navigating through a virtual maze
Authors: Janzen, G Herrmann, T Katz, S Schweizer, K
Citation: G. Janzen et al., Oblique angled intersections and barriers: Navigating through a virtual maze, LECT N A I, 1849, 2000, pp. 277-294
Modelling navigational knowledge by route graphs
Authors: Werner, S Krieg-Bruckner, B Herrmann, T
Citation: S. Werner et al., Modelling navigational knowledge by route graphs, LECT N A I, 1849, 2000, pp. 295-316
Using realistic virtual environments in the study of spatial encoding
Authors: Christou, C Bulthoff, HH
Citation: C. Christou et Hh. Bulthoff, Using realistic virtual environments in the study of spatial encoding, LECT N A I, 1849, 2000, pp. 317-332
Navigating overlapping virtual worlds: Arriving in one place and finding that you're somewhere else
Authors: Ruddle, RA
Citation: Ra. Ruddle, Navigating overlapping virtual worlds: Arriving in one place and finding that you're somewhere else, LECT N A I, 1849, 2000, pp. 333-347
Influences of context on memory for routes
Authors: Schumacher, S Wender, KF Rothkegel, R
Citation: S. Schumacher et al., Influences of context on memory for routes, LECT N A I, 1849, 2000, pp. 348-362
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