The role of global landmarks-those seen from multiple, distant points-and local landmarks- those viewed from a close distance-in virtual environment wayfinding has been discussed in …
In the era of smartphones, route-planning and navigation is supported by freely and globally available web mapping services, such as OpenStreetMap or Google Maps. These services …
The life of human beings unfolds within three-dimensional space. Their daily routine leads them through the space of their homes and the familiar environment around their homes …
In an unfamiliar environment, searching for and navigating to a target requires that spatial information be acquired, stored, processed, and retrieved. In a study encompassing all of …
PU Lee, H Tappe, A Klippel - Proceedings of the Twenty-fourth …, 2019 - taylorfrancis.com
Route maps have recently gained much attention as effective tools to convey route information. Benefits of maps are attributed to their ubiquitous existence in culture and their …
D Peters, Y Wu, S Winter - … Conference, Spatial Cognition 2010, Mt. Hood …, 2010 - Springer
Landmarks are fundamental elements for people to learn an environment. People use these landmarks to enrich their route descriptions (for example, when anchoring movements at …
Landmarks are an essential part of human navigation. In most situations, landmarks used for navigation are available in the environment. However, landmarks can also be set up …
L Wang, W Mou, X Sun - Spatial Cognition & Computation, 2014 - Taylor & Francis
Two experiments investigated how people develop different landmark knowledge at decision points. Participants learned a route in a virtual city once or five times. One …
Environmental factors, including landmarks that affect people's wayfinding performance in unfamiliar environments have been discussed in a great number of studies. However, there …