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Ontologies of Space and Time.- Desiderata for a Spatio-temporal Geo-ontology.- Scale in Object and Process Ontologies.- Landscape Categories in Yindjibarndi: Ontology, Environment, and Language.- Layers: A New Approach to Locating Objects in Space.- Reasoning about Distances and Directions.- Spatial Reasoning about Relative Orientation and Distance for Robot Exploration.- Structuring a Wayfinder’s Dynamic Space-Time Environment.- Systematic Distortions in Cognitive Maps: The North American West Coast vs. the (West) Coast of Israel.- Spatial Reasoning: Shapes and Diagrams.- Tripartite Line Tracks Qualitative Curvature Information.- Linearized Terrain: Languages for Silhouette Representations.- Maintaining Spatial Relations in an Incremental Diagrammatic Reasoner.- Computational Approaches.- MAGS Project: Multi-agent GeoSimulation and Crowd Simulation.- “Simplest” Paths: Automated Route Selection for Navigation.- A Classification Framework for Approaches to Achieving Semantic Interoperability between GI Web Services.- Reasoning about Regions.- Relative Adjacencies in Spatial Pseudo-Partitions.- A Geometry for Places: Representing Extension and Extended Objects.- Intuitive Modelling of Place Name Regions for Spatial Information Retrieval.- Convexity in Discrete Space.- Vagueness.- Stratified Rough Sets and Vagueness.- Communicating Vague Spatial Concepts in Human-GIS Interactions: A Collaborative Dialogue Approach.- Visualization.- Wayfinding Choremes.- Testing the First Law of Cognitive Geography on Point-Display Spatializations.- Constructing Semantically Scalable Cognitive Spaces.- Landmarks and Wayfinding.- Route Adaptive Selection of Salient Features.- Referring to Landmark or Street Information in Route Directions: What Difference Does It Make?.- ExtractingLandmarks with Data Mining Methods.- Visual Attention during Route Learning: A Look at Selection and Engagement.