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Evaluating differences in spatial visual attention in wayfinding strategy when using 2D and 3D electronic maps

Lei et al., 2016

Document ID
4082935784579388295
Author
Lei T
Wu S
Chao C
Lee S
Publication year
Publication venue
GeoJournal

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With the evolution of mapping technology, electronic maps are gradually evolving from traditional 2D formats, and increasingly using a 3D format to represent environmental features. However, these two types of spatial maps might produce different visual attention …
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