1. Synaptic plasticity in the basal ganglia as a cellular model for spatial cognition and neurological disorders

   • Paolo Calabresi

   Keynote 10 August 2006 Pages: 1 - 1

2. Finding and losing your way in the world: neurocognitive studies on spatial memory

   • Albert Postma

   Keynote 26 July 2006 Pages: 2 - 2

3. Assessing the automaticity of intramodal and crossmodal spatial attentional orienting

   • Charles Spence
   • Valerio Santangelo
   • Marta Olivetti Belardinelli

   Keynote 04 August 2006 Pages: 3 - 3

4. We see the world the way we do because of how our brain activity moves

   • Cees van Leeuwen

   Keynote 11 August 2006 Pages: 4 - 6

5. Schematic maps in MobileGIS environments: an automated simulated annealing based case study

   • Suchith Anand
   • J. Mark Ware
   • Jim Nixon

   Oral Paper 01 August 2006 Pages: 7 - 8

6. The effects of sensorimotor cues on spatial reasoning performance

   • Marios N. Avraamides

   Oral Paper 29 July 2006 Pages: 9 - 10

7. A biologically plausible robot attention model, based on space and time

   • Anna Belardinelli
   • Fiora Pirri

   Oral Paper 25 July 2006 Pages: 11 - 14

8. Dynamic variability in mnemic systems: a way to study the consolidation process

   • B. Berberian
   • M. D. Giraudo

   Oral Paper 10 August 2006 Pages: 15 - 17

9. Tactile maps: universal design and participation in the architectural design process

   • Núbia Bernardi
   • Doris C. C. K. Kowaltowski

   Oral Paper 09 August 2006 Pages: 18 - 19

10. Object and spatial imagery: distinctions between members of different professions

    • Olessia Blajenkova
    • Maria Kozhevnikov
    • Michael A. Motes

    Oral Paper 09 August 2006 Pages: 20 - 21

11. Perceptual exploration and intersensory merging in a visual–haptic Necker cube

    • Nicola Bruno

    Oral Paper 09 August 2006 Pages: 22 - 22

12. A framework for assessing the salience of landmarks for wayfinding tasks

    • David Caduff
    • Sabine Timpf

    Oral Paper 28 July 2006 Pages: 23 - 23

13. Chicks’ use of geometrical and nongeometrical information in environments of different sizes

    • Cinzia Chiandetti
    • Giorgio Vallortigara

    Oral Paper 18 July 2006 Pages: 24 - 26

    

14. Forming a stable spatial representation

    • Banchiamlack Dessalegn
    • Barbara Landau

    Oral Paper 09 August 2006 Pages: 27 - 27

15. Induction of lateralized spatial bias among normal subjects

    • Eve Dupierrix
    • David Alleysson
    • Théophile Ohlmann

    Oral Paper 09 August 2006 Pages: 28 - 29

16. Challenging the importance of vision for the development of an extrinsic spatial framework: evidence from the blind and sighted

    • Alison F. Eardley
    • Geoffrey Edwards
    • Pierre-Emmanuel Michon

    Oral Paper 08 August 2006 Pages: 30 - 31

17. Cross language learning disabilities and verbal versus spatial memory

    • John Everatt
    • Sharman Jeffries
    • Kazuvire Veii

    Oral Paper 08 August 2006 Pages: 32 - 32

18. Walking participants through a virtual model: how we got there and its implications

    • Carlos Galan-Diaz
    • Anna Conniff
    • Stephen Scott

    Oral Paper 20 July 2006 Pages: 33 - 36

    

19. Image representation, scaling and cognitive model of object perception

    • Sandeep Kumar Ganji
    • Indu Potula
    • Shwetha Kumari Ganji

    Oral Paper 11 August 2006 Pages: 37 - 39

20. Vision-for-perception and vision-for-action in typical development, autism, and Parkinson’s disease

    • Lorena Giovannini
    • Alessia Granà
    • Nicola Bruno

    Oral Paper 22 July 2006 Pages: 40 - 43

21. The role of stimulus’ instability in the reproduction of visuospatial pattern

    • M. D. Giraudo
    • B. Berberian

    Oral Paper 22 July 2006 Pages: 44 - 45

22. Construction of a spatial mental model from a verbal description or from navigation in a virtual environment

    • Valérie Gyselinck
    • Luciana Picucci
    • Pascale Piolino

    Oral Paper 15 July 2006 Pages: 46 - 48

    

23. A mindset for user-centered spatial applications

    • Matthew Hockenberry
    • Jeff Hoff
    • Ted Selker

    Oral Paper 27 July 2006 Pages: 49 - 51

    

24. Geographic event conceptualization

    • Alexander Klippel
    • Mike Worboys
    • Matt Duckham

    Oral Paper 25 July 2006 Pages: 52 - 54

    

25. Promoting successful indoor traveling in persons with multiple disabilities through the use of electronic orientation systems

    • Giulio Lancioni

    Oral Paper 25 July 2006 Pages: 55 - 55

26. Forgetting rate of topographical memory in a virtual environment

    • Luca Latini Corazzini
    • Patrick Peruch
    • Catherine Thinus-Blanc

    Oral Paper 01 August 2006 Pages: 56 - 58

27. Spatial cognition as a tool for the design of mediated spaces

    • Marianthi Liapi

    Oral Paper 18 July 2006 Pages: 59 - 62

28. Spatial strategies in real and virtual environments

    • Tamas Makany
    • Itiel E. Dror
    • Edward S. Redhead

    Oral Paper 29 July 2006 Pages: 63 - 63

29. Does spatial interference affect spatial text processing in individuals with high mental rotation ability?

    • Chiara Meneghetti
    • Rossana De Beni
    • Valérie Gyselinck

    Oral Paper 29 July 2006 Pages: 64 - 64

30. CADMUS: use of affordances in cognitive modeling for wayfinding

    • Pierre-Emmanuel Michon
    • David Duguay
    • Geoffrey Edwards

    Oral Paper 01 August 2006 Pages: 65 - 65

31. Aesthetic, perception and preference for historical and modern buildings

    • Marina Mura
    • Renato Troffa

    Oral Paper 04 August 2006 Pages: 66 - 67

32. The development of body, environment, and object-based frames of reference in spatial memory in normal and atypical populations

    • Marko Nardini
    • Janette Atkinson
    • Neil Burgess

    Oral Paper 22 July 2006 Pages: 68 - 69

33. Space syntax in a wayfinding task

    • Anna M. Nenci
    • Renato Troffa

    Oral Paper 25 July 2006 Pages: 70 - 71

34. Cognitive stances in urban mobility: a simulation experiment

    • Sylvie Occelli
    • Luca Staricco

    Oral Paper 09 August 2006 Pages: 72 - 74

    

35. Elucidating the ground-based mechanisms underlying space perception in the intermediate distance range

    • Teng Leng Ooi
    • Zijiang J. He

    Oral Paper 08 August 2006 Pages: 75 - 76

36. Spatial cognition in Parkinson’s disease and neurodegenerative dementias

    • Lucilla Parnetti
    • Paolo Calabresi

    Oral Paper 09 August 2006 Pages: 77 - 78

37. Spatial mental models derived from the integration of information from different perspectives

    • Francesca Pazzaglia
    • Holly A. Taylor
    • Diego Varotto

    Oral Paper 18 July 2006 Pages: 79 - 80

38. Spaces of the self in psychotics’ drawings

    • Maurizio Peciccia

    Oral Paper 01 August 2006 Pages: 81 - 81

39. “Two cues are not better than one” the integration of geometric and featural information in the reorientation paradigm

    • Luciana Picucci
    • Andrea Bosco

    Oral Paper 22 July 2006 Pages: 82 - 85

    

40. Location-based selection for storage in visuo-spatial working memory

    • Antonino Raffone
    • Jose L. Herrero
    • Cees van Leeuwen

    Oral Paper 08 August 2006 Pages: 86 - 86

41. Relationship among personal space, body image, postural balance regulation and proprioceptive integration areas

    • Vezio Ruggieri
    • Marina Thellung
    • Anna Tocci

    Oral Paper 10 August 2006 Pages: 87 - 87

42. The effect of familiarity on egocentred and allocentred spatial representations of the environment

    • Gennaro Ruggiero
    • Tina Iachini

    Oral Paper 04 August 2006 Pages: 88 - 89

43. Hybrid architecture for the sensorimotor representation of spatial configurations

    • Kerstin Schill
    • Christoph Zetzsche
    • Johannes Wolter

    Oral Paper 18 July 2006 Pages: 90 - 92

    

44. Developmental components of large-scale search: evidence from children and individuals with partial genetic deletions

    • Alastair D. Smith
    • Iain D. Gilchrist
    • Annette Karmiloff-Smith

    Oral Paper 27 July 2006 Pages: 93 - 94

45. Body organisation and spatial representation

    • Jader Tolja
    • Clara Cardia

    Oral Paper 09 August 2006 Pages: 95 - 95

46. The “misprojection” hypothesis

    • Alessio Toraldo

    Oral Paper 25 July 2006 Pages: 96 - 96

47. Describing locations in English and Japanese after real-world navigation

    • Steven Tripp

    Oral Paper 15 July 2006 Pages: 97 - 99

    

48. ERP effects of movement preparation on visual processing: attention shifts to the hand, not the goal

    • José van Velzen
    • Elena Gherri
    • Martin Eimer

    Oral Paper 22 July 2006 Pages: 100 - 101

49. Gaze of Olympic speedskaters skating at full speed on a regulation oval: perception-action coupling in a dynamic performance environment

    • Joan N. Vickers

    Oral Paper 26 July 2006 Pages: 102 - 105

    

50. The representation of objects and location in conceptual networks

    • P. H. de Vries

    Oral Paper 19 July 2006 Pages: 106 - 108