"What information consumes is attention...
A wealth of information produces a poverty of attention."
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My main research interests are in spatial and environmental cognition and spatial knowledge representation. Currently I am investigating the use of multiple representations and strategies to solve the problem of wayfinding in an urban environment using public transportation. In a second project, I am working on acquiring and modeling spatio-temporal data representing people acting in public parks. My methods are varied: I am modeling cognitive agents, representations, reasoning, and decision-making using Haskell and Java, I am experimenting with ACT-R for those cognitive agens, I am doing field studies in parks (now is the time!) and I am also carrying out empirical studies with my students. |
Dr. Sabine Timpf, Department of Geography, Geographic Information Visualization and Analysis
University of Zurich, Winterthurerstr. 190, CH-8057 Zurich, Switzerland
Phone: +41 44 6355152, Fax: +41 44 6356848, email: timpf at geo.unizh.ch