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....vs. global) and level of detail (fine grained vs. coarsegrained) suggesting a combined exploitation. Evidence that combined use of aids providing local and global information has a synergic effect is emerging in recent psychology studies on the use of maps in very large scale environments [16], for which it would not possible to fit a detailed BEV into a single screen. First person and third person navigation aids differ also in the cognitive maps the user develops of the environment. In particular, navigating an environment directly is more likely to result in survey knowledge which ....
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.... Hayes Roth [26] as well as many others [21,24,28,30] have studied the differences in spatial knowledge acquired from maps and exploration. Vinson [27] Lynch [17] Passini [18] Darken et al. 6,7] and others have explored cognitive and design principles as they apply to large virtual worlds [21,27]. The latter researchers have consistently emphasized the usefulness of landmarks in supporting effective navigation. It is surprising that few visualizations have attempted to aid the user, male or female, in finding landmarks, despite the broad consensus concerning their usefulness for both ....
Ruddle, R., Payne, S., & Jones, D. (1999). The effects of maps on navigation and search strategies in verylarge -scale virtual environments. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Applied, 5, 54-75.
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RUDDLE, R., PAYNE,S.,AND JONES, D. 1999. The effects of maps on navigation and search strategies in very-large-scale virtual environments. J. Exper. Psych. Applied, 5, 54--75.
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Ruddle, R., Payne, S., Jones, D. The Effects of Maps on Navigation and Search Strategies in very-Large-scale Virtual Environments. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Applied, 5, 1999, 54-75.
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