The workshop considers an understudied map use context: the use of maps to explore, interact with, and understand immersive virtual geographic environments. It’s unclear what current map design principles transfer well to immersive virtual environments (Griffin, White, et al., 2017) or what methods of map interactions might best support the uses of maps in such contexts. Roth et al. (2017) addressed the research methods needed to study immersive map uses in ecologically valid ways. This workshop aims to focus attention on such issues and better understand and support the design, use, and broader implications for maps within immersive virtual environments.
The workshop represents a cross-disciplinary platform intended to share and exchange knowledge between specialists in cartography, geoinformatics, psychology, cognitive science, neuroscience, informatics, and related fields.
Please register to participate in the Joint Commission Workshop "Immersive Cartography / Cartography for Immersive Environments" co-sponsored by the UX Commission at: https://forms.gle/dFQhy61qjU4MrcTq5.
IMPORTANT: For those of you who are planning in-person attendance in Florence, please register before 30 November. We received news that all workshops organized at the University of Florence require early registration due to the COVID-19 pandemic. To access the University of Florence during the workshops and main conference, you will need to obtain a QR code issued by Unifi for each day of access to support contagion control. Thus, beyond the green pass issued by the health authorities, you also will need the QR code generated specifically for each day of access.
Dr. Petr Kubíček |
Dr. Pyry Kettunen |
Dr. Amy Griffin |
Masaryk University |
Finnish Geospatial Research Institute (FGI, NLS) |
RMIT University |
ICA Commission on Cognitive Issues in Geographic Information Visualization
Dr. Zdeněk Stachoň |
Prof. Rob Roth |
Masaryk University |
University of Wisconsin Madison |
ICA Commission on User Experience