Research Publications - GeoUsers

Peebles, D., Davies, C. and Mora, R. (2007). Effects of geometry, landmarks and orientation strategies in the 'drop-off' orientation task. In S. Winter, M. Duckham, L. Kulik and B. Kuipers (eds.), Spatial Information Theory (pp. 390-405). LNCS, Vol. 4736. Berlin: Springer.

Davies, C. and Peebles, D. (2007). Strategies for Orientation: The role of 3D landmark salience and map alignment. In D. S. McNamara and J.G. Trafton (eds.), Proceedings of the 29th Annual Cognitive Science Society (pp. 923-928). Austin, TX, USA: Cognitive Science Society.

Davies, C. Mora, R. and Peebles, D. (2006). Isovists for Orientation: can space syntax help us predict directional confusion? In C. Hölscher, R. Conroy Dalton and A. Turner (eds.), Space Syntax and Spatial Cognition (pp. 81-92). SFB/TR8 Monographs Volume 2. Bremen, Germany: Universität Bremen.

Davies, C. (2006). Getting from cognition to collection: data provision for usable models.  Unpublished paper presented at Cognitive Approach to Modelling Environments (CAME) Workshop, GI Science 2006 Conference, Münster, Germany, 20 September 2006.

Lautenschütz, A., Davies, C., Raubal, M., Schwering, A. and Pederson, E. (2007). The influence of scale, context and spatial preposition in linguistic topology. In T. Barkowsky et al. (eds.), Spatial Cognition V: International Conference, Bremen, Germany, September 2006. LNAI, Vol. 4387 (pp. 439-452). Berlin: Springer. Please note: DRAFT (submitted) version of in-press paper.

Davies, C., Wood, L., and Fountain, L. (2005) ‘User-centred GI: hearing the voice of the customer’. In AGI ’05, People, Places and Partnerships, Annual Conference of the Association for Geographic Information. November 8-10, 2005, London, UK, AGI: B03.1

Harding, J. (2006) ‘Vector Data Quality: a data provider’s perspective’. In Fundamentals of Spatial Data Quality. R. Devillers (ed.) and R. Jeansoulin (ed.) ISTE: Chapter 8

Davies, C., Tompkinson, W., Donnelly, N., Gordon, L., and Cave, K. (2006) ‘Visual saliency as an aid to updating digital maps’. Computers in Human behavior [online] 22 (2006) 672-684.

Davies, C. (2005). Maps beyond diagrams: real-world spatial orientation. In T. Barkowsky, C. Freksa and M. Hegarty (eds.), Reasoning with Mental and External Diagrams: Computational Modeling and Spatial Assistance. Papers from the 2005 AAAI Spring Symposium. American Association for Artificial Intelligence, Technical Report SS-05-06 (pp. 36-40). Menlo Park, CA, USA: AAAI Press.

Wood, L., Williams, M., Jones, O., and Fleuriot, C. ( ) ‘Contextual geographies and children’s wireless soundscapes’.

Tompkinson, W., Davies, C. (2004) ‘Harnessing visual attention with machine reasoning to improve the efficiency of production procedures: an account of research in progress’. In: W5: Designing for attention workshop, 18th British HCI Group Annual Conference. September 6-10, 2004, Leeds Metropolitan University, UK.

Wood, L., et al. (2004) ‘Mobile Bristol ‘a new sense of place?’ project’ Mapping News 26, (Summer) 32-33

Byrom, G. (2003) ‘Data quality and spatial cognition: the perspective of a National Mapping Agency’ ISSDQ International Symposium on Spatial Data Quality 2003, Hong Kong