1. Keynote lectures

   Abstract 20 August 2009 Pages: 129 - 130

2. Symposia

   Abstract 20 August 2009 Pages: 131 - 147

3. Oral presentations

   Abstract 20 August 2009 Pages: 148 - 165

4. Poster presentations

   Abstract 20 August 2009 Pages: 166 - 174

5. Tutorials

   Abstract 20 August 2009 Pages: 175 - 176

6. Doctoral colloquium

   Abstract 20 August 2009 Pages: 177 - 178

7. Spatial problem solving: assembling three-dimensional puzzles in real and virtual environments

   • Sarwan Abbasi
   • Jean-Marie Burkhardt
   • Michel Denis

   Extended Abstract 20 August 2009 Pages: 179 - 181

8. Spatial and temporal cognition for the sense of agency: neuropsychological evidences

   • Michela Balconi
   • Davide Crivelli

   Extended Abstract 20 August 2009 Pages: 182 - 184

9. Motor control in young patients with unilateral brain lesions: an MEG study

   • P. Belardinelli
   • L. Ciancetta
   • C. Braun

   Extended Abstract 20 August 2009 Pages: 185 - 188

10. The effects of order and disorder on human perception and cognition in navigating through urban environments

    • Alexandra Brettel

    Extended Abstract 20 August 2009 Pages: 189 - 194

11. Video game play changes spatial and verbal memory: rehabilitation of a single case with traumatic brain injury

    • Marcella Caglio
    • Luca Latini-Corazzini
    • Giuliano Geminiani

    Extended Abstract 20 August 2009 Pages: 195 - 197

12. Planned behavior and “local” norms: an analysis of the space-based aspects of normative ecological behavior

    • Giuseppe Carrus
    • Mirilia Bonnes
    • Giuseppe Tronu

    Extended Abstract 20 August 2009 Pages: 198 - 200

13. Spoken versus written route directions

    • Marie-Paule Daniel
    • Edyta Przytula
    • Michel Denis

    Extended Abstract 20 August 2009 Pages: 201 - 203

14. Photometric, figural and crossmodal factors in the perception of transparency and in depth stratification of layers

    • Franco Delogu
    • Marta Olivetti Belardinelli
    • Cees van Leeuwen

    Extended Abstract 20 August 2009 Pages: 204 - 207

15. Spatial language for route-based humanoid robot navigation

    • Mohammed Elmogy
    • Christopher Habel
    • Jianwei Zhang

    Extended Abstract 20 August 2009 Pages: 208 - 211

16. Spatial cognition through the lens of spatial language

    • Michele I. Feist

    Extended Abstract 20 August 2009 Pages: 212 - 214

17. A study on a shared control navigation system: human/robot collaboration for assisting people in mobility

    • Francesco Galluppi
    • Cristina Urdiales
    • Marta Olivetti Belardinelli

    Extended Abstract 20 August 2009 Pages: 215 - 218

18. Using space to represent data: diagrammatic reasoning

    • Valeria Giardino

    Extended Abstract 20 August 2009 Pages: 219 - 221

19. The effect of age on egocentric and allocentric spatial frames of reference

    • Tina Iachini
    • Gennaro Ruggiero
    • Francesco Ruotolo

    Extended Abstract 20 August 2009 Pages: 222 - 224

20. Background knowledge in human navigation: a study in a supermarket

    • Christopher Kalff
    • Gerhard Strube

    Extended Abstract 20 August 2009 Pages: 225 - 228

21. Anxiety-dependent spatial navigation strategies in virtual and real spaces

    • János Kállai
    • Kázmér Karádi
    • Ádám Feldmann

    Extended Abstract 20 August 2009 Pages: 229 - 232

22. An investigation into the semantics of English topological prepositions

    • John Kelleher
    • Colm Sloan
    • Brian Mac Namee

    Extended Abstract 20 August 2009 Pages: 233 - 236

23. How do we use distance representation based on spatial terms?

    • Takatsugu Kojima

    Extended Abstract 20 August 2009 Pages: 237 - 239

24. How fine-grained spatial analyses can help us understand navigation behavior and performance with maps

    • Gregory Kuhnmünch

    Extended Abstract 20 August 2009 Pages: 240 - 243

25. Orientation technology for indoor travel by persons with multiple disabilities

    • Giulio E. Lancioni
    • Mark F. O’Reilly
    • Doretta Oliva

    Extended Abstract 20 August 2009 Pages: 244 - 246

26. Investigating spatial behaviour: an application of space analysis to criminal investigations

    • L. P. Luini
    • S. Mastroberardino
    • F. S. Marucci

    Extended Abstract 20 August 2009 Pages: 247 - 249

27. Place cognition as an example of situated cognition: a study with evolved agents

    • Orazio Miglino
    • Michela Ponticorvo

    Extended Abstract 20 August 2009 Pages: 250 - 252

28. Street morphology and its effect on pedestrian movement in historical Cairo

    • Nabil I. Mohareb

    Extended Abstract 20 August 2009 Pages: 253 - 256

29. A virtual reality based tool for the assessment of “survey to route” spatial organization ability in elderly population: preliminary data

    • Francesca Morganti
    • Sascha Marrakchi
    • Giuseppe Riva

    Extended Abstract 20 August 2009 Pages: 257 - 259

30. Reorientation by slope cues in humans

    • Daniele Nardi
    • Amanda Y. Funk
    • Thomas F. Shipley

    Extended Abstract 20 August 2009 Pages: 260 - 262

31. A study on the spatial perception in contemporary Japan through the analysis of the relationship between graphic and architectural language

    • Maria Livia Olivetti

    Extended Abstract 20 August 2009 Pages: 263 - 265

32. Pure imagery neglect for places and objects

    • Liana Palermo
    • Laura Piccardi
    • Cecilia Guariglia

    Extended Abstract 20 August 2009 Pages: 266 - 267

33. Mental imagery generation in different modalities activates sensory-motor areas

    • Massimiliano Palmiero
    • Marta Olivetti Belardinelli
    • Gian Luca Romani

    Extended Abstract 20 August 2009 Pages: 268 - 271

34. Age and sex differences in a virtual version of the reorientation task

    • Luciana Picucci
    • Alessandro O. Caffò
    • Andrea Bosco

    Extended Abstract 20 August 2009 Pages: 272 - 275

35. What kind of mental images are spatial forms?

    • Mark C. Price

    Extended Abstract 20 August 2009 Pages: 276 - 278

36. Assigning perspective in human–computer route dialogues: a contextual factors model

    • Robert J. Ross

    Extended Abstract 20 August 2009 Pages: 279 - 282

37. The role of vision in egocentric and allocentric spatial frames of reference

    • Gennaro Ruggiero
    • Francesco Ruotolo
    • Tina Iachini

    Extended Abstract 20 August 2009 Pages: 283 - 285

38. A visual sonificated web search clustering engine

    • Alessio Rugo
    • Maria Laura Mele
    • Stefano Federici

    Extended Abstract 20 August 2009 Pages: 286 - 289

39. Short- and long-term correlations in repetitive movements

    • Irene Ruspantini
    • P. Chistolini

    Extended Abstract 20 August 2009 Pages: 290 - 293

40. Comparing distance perception in different virtual environments

    • Chiara Saracini
    • Ronny Franke
    • Marta Olivetti Belardinelli

    Extended Abstract 20 August 2009 Pages: 294 - 296

41. A meta-analysis on the correlation between measurements of spatial tasks and standardized tests of environmental spatial abilities

    • Corina Sas
    • Nurul Mohd Noor

    Extended Abstract 20 August 2009 Pages: 297 - 301

42. The effects of endogenous and exogenous spatial cueing in a sustained attention task

    • Mara Sebastiani
    • Maria Casagrande
    • Antonino Raffone

    Extended Abstract 20 August 2009 Pages: 302 - 304

43. Mechanisms of large-scale environmental search: probability cueing depends on the relationship between landmarks and target distribution

    • Alastair D. Smith
    • Felicity Wallace
    • Iain D. Gilchrist

    Extended Abstract 20 August 2009 Pages: 305 - 306

44. A model to characterise re-orientation strategies in natural orifice translumenal endoscopic surgery

    • Mikael H. Sodergren
    • Felipe Orihuela-Espina
    • Guang-Zhong Yang

    Extended Abstract 20 August 2009 Pages: 307 - 311

45. Developing spatial cognitive skills among middle school students

    • Sheryl Sorby

    Extended Abstract 20 August 2009 Pages: 312 - 315

46. Surgical wayfinding and navigation processes in the human body

    • Thomas Stüdeli

    Extended Abstract Open access 20 August 2009 Pages: 316 - 318

47. Architecture as cognitive and interactive factor on virtual museums

    • Talita Christine Pacheco Telma

    Extended Abstract 20 August 2009 Pages: 319 - 321

48. Contrast sets in spatial and temporal language

    • Thora Tenbrink
    • Christian Freksa

    Extended Abstract 20 August 2009 Pages: 322 - 324

49. Embodied metre: hierarchical eigenmodes in spontaneous movement to music

    • Petri Toiviainen
    • Geoff Luck
    • Marc Thompson

    Extended Abstract 20 August 2009 Pages: 325 - 327

50. Cognitive mapping analysis and regional identity

    • Renato Troffa
    • Marina Mura
    • Pierluigi Caddeo

    Extended Abstract 20 August 2009 Pages: 328 - 330