Only first authors are listed for each presentation.
| PB1 |
Investigating the relationship between the eye movements and
the induction of the graphic elements in the indication of the
backs of lotion boxes
N.Takahara |
| PB2 |
Learning and stimulus recognition with covert attention
I. Stenfors |
| PB3 |
Modelling eye movements with the ACT-R cognitive architecture
D. Peebles |
| PB4 |
Health warnings in tobacco advertising: modification of messages
and its study using an eye-tracking approach
A. Crespo |
| PB5 |
The role of the frontal eye field in pro- and antisaccades:
a TMS study
B. Olk |
| PB6 |
Processing quantifier scope ambiguities during normal reading
R. Filik |
| PB7 |
The role of qualitative and quantitative assessment in video
compression
Y. Zhong |
| PB8 |
Do two populations of refixations exist in long word reading?
T. Collins |
| PB9 |
Orthographic regularity influences where the eyes land during
reading of both lower and upper case text
S.J. White |
| PB10 |
Distracting the mind’s eye: Gaze control and executive
functions in scene recognition
L. Holm |
| PB11 |
The development of eye movement and fixation patterns in learner
drivers
C.J. Hughes |
| PB12 |
The effects of dividing attention on smooth pursuit eye tracking
S.B. Hutton |
| PB13 |
Detection of comprehension difficulties in reading on the
basis of word frequencies and eye movement data
A. Hyrskykari |
| PB14 |
Goal-directed behaviour: reaction time indicates common processing
U.J. Ilg |
| PB15 |
Use of the eye movements as the indicator of stabilities and
the confidence of walking
N. Itoh |
| PB16 |
Can anticipatory smooth pursuit eye movements be stopped at
will?
C.B. Jarrett |
| PB17 |
Dynamics of convergence and divergence at a three-dimensional
display
W. Jaschinski |
| PB18 |
Two visual sytems and their eye-movements
M. Joos |
| PB19 |
Visual search behaviour of “Enzan no Metsuke” in
Kendo
T. Kato |
| PB20 |
In which of two scenes is the animal? Ultra-rapid object detection
and saccadic eye movements
H. Kirchner |
| PB21 |
Modelling Visual Processing Strategies in Perceptual Comparison
Tasks
H. Koesling |
| PB22 |
Refixations in visual search: the cost of target tagging
C. Körner |
| PB23 |
The role of reading prosody in syntactic and semantic integration
during text processing: Evidence from eye movements
H. Kreiner |
| PB24 |
Weight and interdependence of visual and cognitive processing
in reading
C.C Krischer |
| PB25 |
Offline pupil and eylid measurement system
M. Letonsaari |
| PB26 |
The effect of stimulus density and size on the speed of information
processing
T. Lindberg |
| PB27 |
Repetition and probability effects on the distribution of
saccadic latencies
A. Montagnini |
| PB28 |
A stereoscopic viewer with binocular eye-tracking capabilities,
for gaze aware control of a robotic laparoscopic device
G. Mylonas |
| PB29 |
Visual search strategy of soccer players in one-on-one defensive
situations
T. Nagano |
| PB30 |
Reliability of the measurement of saccadic parameters
C. Klein |
| PB31 |
Target similarity affects saccade curvature away from irrelevant
onsets
C.J.H. Ludwig |
| PB32 |
Imaging task level oculomotor control
T. Hodgson |
| PB33 |
Misorientation with gravity creates upside-down vision
T. Kondzielewski |
| PB34 |
Uniqueness point effects in visual word recognition
J. Pacht |
| PB35 |
Vision in putting: testing conventional wisdom through eye
movement measurement
K. Naito |
| PB36 |
Impact of debaters’ body language on adjudication
Masako Suzuki |
