Spatial Cognition and Computation

Papers
(The median citation count of Spatial Cognition and Computation is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-09-01 to 2025-09-01.)
ArticleCitations
Representing and solving spatial problems16
A reasoning model for geo-referencing named and unnamed spatial entities in natural language place descriptions16
A similarity calculation model of road network and its application in map generalization quality evaluation12
Designing mobile spatial navigation systems from the user’s perspective: an interdisciplinary review8
Task-dependent sketch maps7
Individual differences in proprioceptive reorientation: a study on body characteristics and Posturography7
Real and virtual environments have comparable spatial memory distortions after scale and geometric transformations7
Motoric engagement, but not decision-making, during encoding influences route memory7
Route planning decisions: evaluating reliance on spatial heuristics under risk6
Taking the right (or left?) turn: effects of landmark salience on the retrieval of route directions4
Mind in Motion: how action shapes thought3
Frames of spatial reference in five Australian languages3
Landmark weights - an alternative to spatial distances in shortest route algorithms3
Human spatial learning strategies in wormhole virtual environments3
Exploring human spatial orientation and navigation with electroencephalography: a scoping review3
Resilience of navigation strategy and efficiency to the impact of acute stress3
Interplay of the serial order strategy and the associative cue strategy in human route following3
Speaking of location: a review of spatial language research2
Am I Crossing a Border? Spatial Regionalization and Route Choice Depends on Perceived Landmark Categorization2
Clingo2DSR - A clingo-based software system for declarative spatial reasoning1
Individuals learning to drive solo before age 18 have superior spatial navigation ability compared with those who learn later1
The role of a graphical interpretation factor in the assessment of Spatial Visualization: A critical analysis1
The Diagrammatic Image Schema Language (DISL)1
Landmark information included in turn-by-turn instructions induce incidental acquisition of lasting route knowledge1
Exploring diagram-based visual problem representation and relational abstraction1
Exploring the presence and persistence of cartographic anchors in pan-scalar maps1
Perceived Difficulty of Everyday Spatial Activities: Underlying Dimensions and Gender Differences1
List of Reviewers1
Long-term spatial memory in aging: does research overlook retrograde memory relative to anterograde memory?1
Transparency study of architectural space based on a scalar field function1
In memoriam: Christian Freksa (1950-2020)1
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