Dear All
Here is the timetable for this year's AVA Christmas meeting at Surrey.
Abstracts will be made available on the web this week
(http://www.surrey.ac.uk/Psychology/conferences.html)
Information on how to get to Guildford (and the University campus)
is available on the University website
(http://www.surrey.ac.uk/Where/directions.html).
If you are travelling by car you will need a parking permit which must
be displayed to avoid the £6 daily charge (we will send these by post upon
application). The conference is being held in the 'Teaching block' (no 6 on
Campus map http://www.surrey.ac.uk/Where/map.html).
Registration will be on the day. Please could you let us know
in advance if you intend to come, in order to arrange catering etc.
Registration fees are as follows:
AVA Members
Regular £17
Student £10
AVA non-members
Regular £25
Student £15
(AVA membership (£18 regular, £9 student for one year) is available on the day)
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T H E F I F T H A V A
C H R I S T M A S M E E T I N G
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A T T E N T I O N V I S I O N A N D A C T I O N
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Wednesday 20th December 2000
University of Surrey
Guildford
Surrey
UK
Contact info: http://www.surrey.ac.uk/Psychology/conferences.html
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Program
10.00-10.50 Registration
10.50 Orientation mechanisms: a model
Tim Atherton
11.10 What direction corresponds to 'depth' for stereoscopic vision?
Andrew Glennerster & M.D. Birch
11.30 Motion segmentation and transparency: a computational analysis
and some observations
Johannes M Zanker
11.50 It takes time to bind: visual features are poorly localised in
brief exposures
Joshua A. Solomon & Michael J. Morgan
12.10 The ghost of Christmas target, present,
future and past
Ian M. Thornton
12.30 LUNCH AND POSTERS
13.30 Selective use of visual information for action
Eli Brenner
14.00 Set-size effects for spatial frequency change and discrimination
in multiple targets
Michael Wright, Louise Alston & Ariella Popple.
14.20 Attentional modulation of visual adaptation: its spatial spread
and similarity to changes of signal strength.
John P. Harris & MS Georgiades
14.40 It used to move but now it's stuck: head centred motion perception
in the ageing visual system
Tom Freeman, J.J. Naji & T.H. Margrain
15.00 TEA AND POSTERS
16.00 Effects of retinal image degredation and perceptual learning on
preattentive visual search efficiency for flicker, movement and
orientation stimuli.
Peter Davison & James Loughman
16.20 A comparative study of potential of generic and custom-devised image
enhancement filters for improving the visibility of images for people
with low vision.
Susan Leat, Gloria Omoruyi, Andrew Kennedy & Ed Jernigan
16.40 Time Delays in Head-Mounted Displays
Martin G Kaye
17.00 Visual adaptation: Enhancements in signal discrimination,
while fixing signal to noise ratio.
Keith Langley
17.20 WINE AND POSTERS
Posters
Visual attention is allocated within a retinotopic framework in response to
feature based, endogenous primes.
Doug. J.K. Barrett, Mark F. Bradshaw & David Rose
The role of binocular cues in the control of reaching and grasping
in 5 and 10 year old children
Mark F. Bradshaw, Simon J. Watt, Tanya J. Holden, Kathleen M. Elliott,
Paul B. Hibbard and Patricia M. Riddell
Binocular cues do not provide veridical depth information for the control of
prehension
Paul Hibbard & Mark Bradshaw
The accuracy of perceived stereoscopic shape
Matthew Lipson, Maarten Hogervorst & Brian Rogers.
Working memory and the control of natural prehension movements.
Natasha Merat, John A. Groeger, Mark F. Bradshaw, Simon J. Watt
and Paul B. Hibbard
Visual factors in the prevalence of left neglect
Ariella Popple, Michael Wright
Going round in circles? Shape and the Ebbinghaus illusion.
David Rose & Paola Bressan
Height in the field and binocular cues support natural prehensile movements
Simon Watt & Mark Bradshaw
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