The SFB/TR 8 Spatial Cognition comprises 19 projects which are structured into the three research areas Reasoning, Action, and Interaction. Reasoning projects are concerned with internal and external representations of space and with inference processes using these representations. Action projects are concerned with the acquisition of information from spatial environments and with actions and behavior in these environments. Interaction projects are concerned with communication about space by means of language and maps.
Colloquia Upcoming Events
ECAI 2010 Workshop "Artificial Intelligence and Logistics"
Conference | 17.08.2010
This workshop addresses researchers from logistics that utilize and develop AI approaches as well as researchers from AI that apply their work in logistics or see possibilities to connect to logistic problems or methods.
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Lisbon, Portugal
ECAI 2010 Workshop: "Spatio-Temporal Dynamics"
Conference | 16.08.2010
Workshop keynote:
Prof. Antony Galton
Important Dates:
Full paper submission: 7 May 2010
Notification of acceptance: 7 June 2010
Camera-Ready copy due: 15 June 2010
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Lisbon, Portugal.
Spatial Cognition 2010
Conference | 15.08.2010 - 19.08.2010
International Conference
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Mt. Hood / Portland, Oregon
2008 International Conference Spatial Cognition 2008 (SC'08) Spatial Cognition 2008 (SC'08) will take place at Schloss Reinach, Freiburg, Germany, Sep 15-19, 2008.
SC'08 is organized by the Transregional Collaborative Research Center SFB/TR 8 Spatial Cognition in cooperation with the Spatial Intelligence and Learning Center (SILC).
2007 First SFB/TR 8 Benchmark Workshop
2006 2005 Workshops: Human Spatial Cognition working group, Ontology working group, Route Graph working group, Formal Calculi working group, Integration working group
2004 Route Graph Workshop
Tutzing, 08-09 June 04
2003 International Workshop on
Spatial and Visual Components in Mental Reasoning about Large-Scale Spaces
Bad Zwischenahn, 01-02 Sept 03
SFB/TR 8 Initial Meeting
Route Graph / Ontology Workshop
Launch of SFB/TR 8 Spatial Cognition