引用次数
引用: 8,013
H-指数: 47
I10-指数 : 112
出版物: 294
Visual interpolation in the 3rd and 4th dimensions
Tf Shipley , Pj Kellman
1989
Discontinuity theory and the perception of illusory figures
T. F. Shipley , P. J. Kellman
1
1988
Interpolation processes in visual object perception-evidence for a discontinuity theory
T. F. Shipley , P. J. Kellman
2
1987
A surface spreading process complements boundary interpolation under occlusion
T. F. Shipley , P. J. Kellman , C. Yin
Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science 36 ( 4) 1068
1
1995
Perception of symmetrical and repeated motion patterns
T. F. Shipley , A. D. Olszweski
Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science 38(4 PART 12 638
1997
Geoscience Education Research: The Role of Collaborations with Education Researchers and Cognitive Scientists
B. Tikoff , K. A. Kastens , D. W. Mogk , C. J. Ormand
AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts 2011
2011
Teaching Spatial Thinking in Undergraduate Geology Courses Using Tools and Strategies from Cognitive Science Research
K. Atit , C. J. Ormand , T. F. Shipley , T. A. Hickson
AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts 2015
2015
Transforming Spatial Reasoning Skills in the Undergraduate Geoscience Classroom Through Interventions Based on Cognitive Science Research
I. Resnick , B. L. Dutrow , B. Tikoff , K. Atit
AGUFM 2013
2013
Improving Geoscience Students' Spatial Thinking Skills: Applying Cognitive Science Research in the Classroom
B. Tikoff , C. J. Ormand , C. A. Manduca , T. F. Shipley
AGUFM 2011
2011
Transforming Spatial Reasoning Skills in the Upper-Level Undergraduate Geoscience Classroom Through Curricular Materials Informed by Cognitive Science Research
K. Atit , C. J. Ormand , T. F. Shipley , T. A. Hickson
AGUFM 2014
2014
Spatiotemporal Thinking in the Geosciences
B. Tikoff , C. J. Ormand , T. F. Shipley , C. A. Manduca
AGUFM 2011
2011
Improving Decision Making Efficiency in Field Data Collection using a Heterogeneous Group of Legged Robots
D. E. Koditschek , D. J. Jerolmack , T. F. Shipley , F. Qian
AGUFM 2018
2018
What Do Geoscience Experts and Novices Look At and What Do They See When Viewing and Interpreting Data Visualizations
T. F. Shipley , K. A. Kastens , A. Boone
AGUFM 2012
2012
Technological Strategies for Debiasing Decision Making in the Geosciences
D. E. Koditschek , D. J. Jerolmack , T. F. Shipley , F. Qian
AGUFM 2018
2018
Understanding geological processes: Visualization of rigid and non-rigid transformations
B. Tikoff , K. Atit , C. J. Ormand , C. A. Manduca
AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts 2012
2012
How novices make sense of feedback loops: Does what you call them matter?
T. F. Shipley , R. Banerjee , K. A. Kastens
AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts 2019
2019
What spatial skills do geologists need to do their work
T. F. Shipley , K. Bateman , A. E. Davatzes
AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts 2019
2019
Assimilating real-time measurements when making sampling decisions
D. E. Koditschek , D. J. Jerolmack , T. F. Shipley , F. Qian
AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts 2019
2019
Analogical Alignment For Teaching Feedback Loops
T. F. Shipley , R. Banerjee , K. A. Kastens , A. E. Davatzes
AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts 2019
2019
An Evaluation of Spatial Visualization Strategies for Improving Student Understanding of the Elastic Rebound Theory of Earthquakes
M. Brudzinski , T. F. Shipley
AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts 2019
2019
Philip J. Kellman Nora S. Newcombe Cedric Bouquet Peter J. Marshall Dedre Gentner Steven M. Weisberg Alexandra Krull Davatzes Daniele Nardi Douglas Jerolmack David Uttal Mary Hegarty Bradley B. Sageman Jeffrey M. Zacks Douglas w. Cunningham Christoph Hoelscher Lorna C. Quandt Russell Epstein Victor Schinazi