Since pre-historic times, humans have needed to move through the environment. Being able to find one’s way back after hunting, to memorize water or food sources, or to localize safe shelter make the difference in terms of survival, and maintaining a sense of direction (SOD) and location during navigation is a fundamental cognitive function. Spatial navigation is a complex cognitive process that requires the ability to retain the spatial layout of an environment, to memorize and recognize comp..
This thesis summarizes current research on human navigation, with emphasis on human visual memory an...
Self-localization and navigation are critical functions for the survival of mobile animals. By proce...
There is a growing interest in individual visuo-spatial skills and their role in environment learnin...
Wayfaring hones our ability to discern familiar and alien settings, reinforcing our sense of driftin...
As nomads, humanity constantly moved and relocated for hundred thousands of years. Thereby, individu...
Herein, we investigate how the three types of mental spatial representation (landmark, route and sur...
In a large scale environment humans rely on their mental representations —cognitive maps— to solve n...
SummarySelf-localization and navigation are critical functions for the survival of mobile animals. B...
Navigation systems are ubiquitous tools to assist wayfinders of the mobile information society with ...
Human spatial navigation requires the establishment of a sophisticated internal representation of th...
In modern era we've become accustomed to instantaneous transfer of information filtered by applicati...
One of the oldest beliefs about human wayfinding is that some people have a natural ability that dis...
Throughout history, the human animal has needed to navigate its environs. Early hunter gatherers fol...
Where we grow up can define us in many ways: how we speak, what activities we do, and who we might s...
The paper gives a brief overview of the interdisciplinary DFG priority program on spatial cognition ...
This thesis summarizes current research on human navigation, with emphasis on human visual memory an...
Self-localization and navigation are critical functions for the survival of mobile animals. By proce...
There is a growing interest in individual visuo-spatial skills and their role in environment learnin...
Wayfaring hones our ability to discern familiar and alien settings, reinforcing our sense of driftin...
As nomads, humanity constantly moved and relocated for hundred thousands of years. Thereby, individu...
Herein, we investigate how the three types of mental spatial representation (landmark, route and sur...
In a large scale environment humans rely on their mental representations —cognitive maps— to solve n...
SummarySelf-localization and navigation are critical functions for the survival of mobile animals. B...
Navigation systems are ubiquitous tools to assist wayfinders of the mobile information society with ...
Human spatial navigation requires the establishment of a sophisticated internal representation of th...
In modern era we've become accustomed to instantaneous transfer of information filtered by applicati...
One of the oldest beliefs about human wayfinding is that some people have a natural ability that dis...
Throughout history, the human animal has needed to navigate its environs. Early hunter gatherers fol...
Where we grow up can define us in many ways: how we speak, what activities we do, and who we might s...
The paper gives a brief overview of the interdisciplinary DFG priority program on spatial cognition ...
This thesis summarizes current research on human navigation, with emphasis on human visual memory an...
Self-localization and navigation are critical functions for the survival of mobile animals. By proce...
There is a growing interest in individual visuo-spatial skills and their role in environment learnin...