The Nature of Landmarks for Real and Electronic Spaces

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45. Cognitively Ergonomic Route Directions
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48. Pedestrian Navigation Services: Challenges and Current Trends
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50. Geospatial images in the acquisition of spatial knowledge for wayfinding
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53. Adaptive Visualisation of Landmarks using an MRDB
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54. Research on Generating an Indoor Landmark Salience Model for Self-Location and Spatial Orientation from Eye-Tracking Data
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56. Active Landmarks in Indoor Environments
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57. Analyzing the Effects of VGI-based Landmarks on Spatial Memory and Navigation Performance
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58. Seamless Wayfinding by a Deafblind Adult on an Urban College Campus: A Case Study on Wayfinding Performance, Information Preferences, and Technology Requirements
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60. A Location and Action-Based Model for Route Descriptions
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61. Geometric, topological & semantic analysis of multi-building floor plan data
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62. A visual salience model for wayfinding in 3D virtual urban environments
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64. Extracting urban landmarks from geographical datasets using a random forests classifier
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65. Impact of Restricted Display Size on Spatial Knowledge Acquisition in the Context of Pedestrian Navigation
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66. What’s your type? A taxonomy of pedestrian route choice behaviour in cities
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68. Automatic Selection of Landmarks for Navigation Guidance
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69. Effects of Cartographic Elevation Visualizations and Map-reading Tasks on Eye Movements
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71. Comparing written and photo-based indoor wayfinding instructions through eye fixation measures and user ratings as mental effort assessments
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75. Understanding envy and fear of missing out in travel posts: The effects of Instagram sources and landmark types
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85. Memory for Salient Landmarks: Empirical Findings and a Cognitive Model
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89. Landmarks and a Hiking Ontology to Support Wayfinding in a National Park During Different Seasons
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