Titlebook: Cognitive and Linguistic Aspects of Geographic Space; David M. Mark,Andrew U. Frank Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 19

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Interaction of Light with Matter,s of correspondence (i.e. that there are specific spatial relationships in common between a map and the environment which it represents); the application of strategies (i.e. the use of spatial strategies to extract appropriate information from the representation which can then be applied in the envi

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Interaction of Light with Matter,competence literature) and some of the more inductive empirical results (performance literature) of wayfinding. It will point out the limited scope of these investigations compared to the richness of actual human wayfinding, especially in describing the information needs for wayfinding. To address t

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-24152-0y, Thorndyke and Hayes-Roth (1982) contend that in a new environment, procedural knowledge is the basis for navigation, but that survey knowledge is acquired with increased familiarity of that environment. In contrast, Lloyd (1989) suggests that there is no transition from procedural to survey knowl

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Vibrations of Atoms in a Crystal Latticepatial abilities assessment methods are reviewed that could be incorporated into the development of geographic informations systems. A new experimental procedure, using pointing behaviors, digital video technology and fractal geometry, to estimate the dimensionality of imagined environments is descr

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Excitation-Induced Coherent Effects Robinson and Petchenik’s noun “mapper” into a verb, mapping is .. “Whether those relationships involve the hills and valleys of the topography, the familiar nodes and corridors of the city dwellers, or the invisible shoals and reefs of the ship’s pilot” they observe, “the conception of things in sp

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A Hand-In-Glove Paradigm for Geographyve power of ten. In this context people are the ‘a(chǎn)toms’ of human geography. Joining forces with cognitive and linguistic sciences, inside/outside study of human behavior creates a hand-in-glove paradigm for geography.