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Mobile Madness

Not sure which GPS unit or smartphone to buy for your lab or company? There are so many options, and many of them are either produced by no-name original equipment manufacturers or require the purchase of a multiyear contract, both of which make it difficult to compare options.

We’ve begun detailing our experiences with mobile devices for behavioral research. Your contributions are welcome, too.

Mobile Devices for Behavioral Research

Join us in Berkeley

Cal’s College of Environmental Design is hosting a conference titled The Death and Life of Social Factors. We’ll be organizing a panel on spatial cognition and a tutorial on environmental modeling.

Join us in Maine

CoCoGeo will be offering a tutorial on Cognitive Surveyor at the Conference on Spatial Information Theory in Belfast, Maine on 12 September 2011.

Computational Cognitive Geography is for

Mobile Technology Developers

Smartphones, tablets, and an ever-increasing number of mobile devices are enabling slick new technologies—but are they actually effective? CoCoGeo evaluates location-based services by running real-world user studies using our in-field tools.

Transportation Planners

Need to know where people travel? CoCoGeo's GPS-based tracking tools can assemble quantitative datasets that are of use on their own or serve as the basis for microsimulation models.

Urban Planners + Designers

Planners are often required to complete detailed environmental impact reports, but what about the more subjective, personal factors of designs? CoCoGeo tools can help evaluate the liveliness and livability of existing places and proposed modifications.

Behavioral Researchers

In the process of running studies in the lab and out in the field, we've developed tools to schedule participants, deliver questionnaires through Web browsers, prompt participants with questions over telephone, and automate a variety of tasks that are the bane of any behavioral researcher's existence.

Computational Cognitive Geography

Mobile Madness

Join us in Berkeley

Join us in Maine

Computational Cognitive Geography is for

Mobile Technology Developers

Transportation Planners

Urban Planners + Designers

Behavioral Researchers

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