M. F. Land - Concepedia

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M. F. Land

University of Sussex

Also Known As

M F Land, M Land, M. F. LAND, M. F. Land, M. Land, M.F. Land, Martin F. Land

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University of Sussex Lund University Australian National University

About

M. F. Land is an author at University of Sussex specializing in ophthalmology, eye tracking, and biology.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	6	6	441
2	Medicine	6	6	268
3	Health Sciences	2	2	133
4	Natural Sciences	2	2	497
5	Public Health	2	2	66

M. F. Land

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	Year	Citations
Where we look when we steer M. F. Land, D. N. Lee Nature Cognitive ScienceMachine VisionSocial SciencesSpatial CognitionPerception System	1994	998
Visual control of flight behaviour in the hoverflySyritta pipiens L. Thomas S Collett, M. F. Land Journal of Comparative Physiology A Animal BehaviourDanceVisual ControlEvolutionary BiologyEye Tracking	1975	509
Chasing behaviour of houseflies (Fannia canicularis) M. F. Land, Thomas S Collett Journal of Comparative Physiology A BiologyFannia CanicularisNatural SciencesEntomologyEvolutionary Biology	1974	441
How hoverflies compute interception courses Thomas E. Collett, M. F. Land Journal of Comparative Physiology A EngineeringAerial RoboticsAerospace EngineeringAircraft NavigationField Robotics	1978	208
Visual spatial memory in a hoverfly Thomas S Collett, M. F. Land Journal of Comparative Physiology A Cognitive ScienceMemory SystemSpatial ComputingMemoryNeuroscience	1975	149
The effects of skill on the eye–hand span during musical sight–reading Sophie M. Furneaux, M. F. Land Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences	1999	127
Head Movement of Flies during Visually Guided Flight M. F. Land Nature Aerospace EngineeringHead MovementEye TrackingInvertebrate VisionMotor Control	1973	117
Stepping Movements Made by Jumping Spiders During Turns Mediated by the Lateral Eyes M. F. Land Journal of Experimental Biology Motor ControlLocomotor PerformanceMovement AnalysisKinesiologyLegged Robot	1972	110
The roles of head movements in the search and capture strategy of a tern (Aves, Laridae) M. F. Land Journal of Comparative Physiology A Head MovementsAnimal BehaviourBehavioral SciencesForagingEvolutionary Biology	1999	109
Built-in polarizers form part of a compass organ in spiders Marie Dacke, Dan‐Eric Nilsson, Eric J. Warrant, Nature Polarization ImagingPattern FormationCompass Organ	1999	108

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