In the physical world, decision making in common navigation strategies is based on a mental map which includes a mental representation of geometric features such as distances and directions between places. We propose that decision making in the web is also based on a mental map. Contrary to the physical world navigation, the mental map used for web navigation describes a part of the agent's epi...

We propose novel approach for navigation in the Semantic Web, which visualizes its repositories in two-dimensional graph of resources and their properties. Our view-based navigation helps users more easily understand and learn browsed information space. This decreases users’ effort to find relevant results in similar and related resources in fast-growing web repositories. Although graphs natura...

Relative navigation remains the most challenging part of spacecraft rendezvous and docking. In recent years, flash LIDARs, have been increasingly selected as the go-to sensors for proximity operations and docking. Flash LIDARS are generally lighter and require less power that scanning Lidars. Flash LIDARs do not have moving parts, and they are capable of tracking multiple targets as well as gen...

specifying the position of their nests and feeding sites and for guiding their path along fixed routes between them (Santschi, 1913; Tinbergen, 1932; Baerends, 1941; Rosengren, 1971; Collett et al., 1992; Wehner et al., 1996). When guided by visual landmarks, insects demonstrate an impressive ability to use long-term visual memories for controlling their movements. Current evidence suggests tha...