The Cognition of Geographic Space

By Rob Kitchin, M. Blades. 2002

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Pedestrian navigation aids: information requirements and design implications (2003, methodology): “A basic assumption underlying the methodology employed in the study was that the best environmental cues were those which were pertinent in participants cognitive maps (reflecting the recognised importance of mental representations of spatial environments [11, 15] ), and/or those which were visually”