The continuous assessment of pedestrians' cognitive load during a naturalistic mobile map-
assisted navigation task is challenging because of limited experimental control over stimulus …

Well-designed, neuroadaptive mobile geographic information displays (namGIDs) could
improve the lives of millions of mobile citizens of the mostly urban information society who …

The P300 ERP component, related to the onset of task-relevant or infrequent stimuli, has
been widely used in the Mobile Brain/Body Imaging (MoBI) literature. This systematic review …

Mobility, including navigation and wayfinding, is a basic human requirement for survival. For
thousands of years maps have played a significant role for human mobility and survival …

Recognizing the activities being performed on a map is crucial for adaptive map design
based on user context. Despite eye tracking (ET) demonstrating potential in recognizing …

Autonomous vehicles, which free drivers from driving, are gaining increasing interest for
future travel needs. But the degradation of driver's spatial knowledge will likely worsen when …

An often-proposed enhancement for mobile maps to aid assisted navigation is the
presentation of landmark information, yet understanding of the manner in which they should …

Wayfinding in complex indoor environments can be challenging for older adults due to
natural declines in navigational and spatial-cognition abilities. To assist in improving older …

Non-human animals are exceptionally good at using smell to find their way through the
environment. However, the use of olfactory cues for human navigation is often …

Depicting landmarks on mobile maps is an increasingly popular countermeasure to the
negative effect that navigation aids have on spatial learning–landmarks guide visual …