Keynote: Dr Clare Davies, Winchester University, UK. Name That Place: exploring the brain's gazetteer

Research Papers

• Bounded Space and Stratified Reference: A Look at Malayalam Directional Markers. Gopinathan Keerthana.
• Geospatial natural language in Indigenous Australia: research priorities. Bill Palmer, Joe Blythe, Alice Gaby, Dorothea Hoffmann and Maïa Ponsonnet.

Research Papers

• Suggestion Sequences during Route Planning. Crystal Bae.
• The use of the word "through" in an indoor environment. Cristina Bahm.
• Multi-level scene descriptions for accessible non-visual museum exhibit exploration and engagement. Stacy Doore, Anais Sarrazin and Nicholas Giudice.

Cognitive Discourse Analysis Tutorial: How to deal with language in spatial information and cognition research. Dr Thora Tenbrink

Position Pitches

• Point Me In The Right Direction. Gian-Luca Savino and Thora Tenbrink.
• Functional verbal scales in route instructions of wayfinding assistance systems. Wiebke Schick, Jakub Krukar and Angela Schwering.
• Solving unknown geographical named entities through semantic relations. Afonso Xavier Canosa.

Research Papers

• Semi-automatic Description of Named Rivers and Bays for their Representation in a Terminological Knowledge Base. Juan Rojas-Garcia and Pamela Faber.
• Modeling of human mental-image based understanding of spatiotemporal language for intuitive human-robot interaction. Masao Yokota and Rojanee Khummongkol.
• Investigating the Dimensions of Spatial Language. Adam Richard-Bollans, Lucía Gómez Álvarez, Brandon Bennett and Anthony Cohn.

Panel Discussion

• Bill Palmer, School of Humanities and Social Science, University of Newcastle.
• Clare Davies, Department of Psychology University of Winchester.
• Cristina Bahm, Information Systems and Technology Department, La Roche University.
• Chris Kray, Institut für Geoinformatik, University of Muenster.

Wrap-up