Perception Of Three-dimensional Maps
Perception of Three-Dimensional Maps is a cognitive construct in geographic visualization that refers to the mental interpretation and spatial understanding of three-dimensional cartographic representations, distinguishing itself by emphasizing human visual processing, depth cue interpretation, and the influence of display variables on spatial judgment.
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University of Tasmania
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