The Impact of Environmental Qualities and Individual Differences on Spatial Orientation in a Mobile Context Rui Li1, Alexander Klippel1, Lynn S. Liben2, and Adam E. Christensen2 1 Department of Geography and GeoVISTA Ce

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• Architectural theory
• Environmental psychology
• Cognitive science
• Cognition
• Visual thinking
• Spatial analysis
• Spatial memory
• Wayfinding
• Spatial visualization ability
• Spatialtemporal reasoning
• Space syntax
• Spatial cognition

Joint Spatial and Angular Representation for Sparse Reconstruction of HARDI Alexander Serrano, Evan Schwab, Giann Gorospe Dr. Ren´e Vidal Center for Imaging Science, Johns Hopkins University August 11, 2015

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Vision Research–2329 www.elsevier.com/locate/visres Properties of second-order spatial frequency channels Michael S. Landy *, I_ pek Orucß Department of Psychology and Center for Neural Science, New Yor

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• Vision
• Perception
• Data transmission
• Light
• Frequency modulation
• Modulation
• Amplitude modulation
• Spatial frequency
• Contrast
• Absolute threshold

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• Cognition
• Cognitive science
• Knowledge representation
• Reasoning
• Intelligence
• Psychology
• Educational psychology
• Spatialtemporal reasoning
• Spatial relation
• Region connection calculus
• Human intelligence
• G factor

Beyond Co-occurrence: Discovering and Visualizing Tag Relationships from Geo-spatial and Temporal Similarities Haipeng Zhang, Mohammed Korayem, Erkang You, David Crandall School of Informatics and Computing, Indiana Univ

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• Information science
• Information retrieval
• Information
• Semantic similarity
• Statistical distance
• Tag
• Geo

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• Cognitive science
• Neuropsychology
• Cognition
• Knowledge representation
• Memory
• Spatial memory
• Chunking
• Spatial cognition
• Geographic information system
• Wayfinding
• Ontology
• Cognitive geography

Extracting Paths and Manners: Linguistic and Conceptual Biases in the Acquisition of Spatial Language Dimitrios Skordos and Anna Papafragou University of Delaware 1. Introduction

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• Linguistics
• Verb
• Intransitive verb
• Transitive verb
• Language
• Grammar
• Cognitive science

What does the mental brittle transformation task measure? Brittle transformation are transformations of a spatial array where local regions in the array undergo rigid transformation (rotation or translation), but these r

Source URL: spatiallearning.org

• Cognitive science
• Difference due to memory
• Electroencephalography
• Cognition
• Neuroscience
• Nervous system

Before or After: Prepositions in Spatially Constrained Systems Kai-Florian Richter1 and Alexander Klippel2 1 Transregional Collaborative Research Center SFB/TR 8 Spatial Cognition

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• Preposition and postposition
• Syntax
• Language
• Spanish prepositions
• Manifold
• Landmark
• Linguistics
• Cognitive science
• Communication

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• Cognitive science
• Neuropsychology
• Neuroscience
• Mental processes
• Neuropsychological assessment
• Memory
• Spatial memory
• Perception
• Cognitive map
• Attention