The 2002 North American Meeting of the International Society for Ecological Psychology (ISEP)
Miami University, Oxford, Ohio
May 23 – 25, 2002
All information on this notice is current as of May 16, 2002
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Schedule for ISEP 2002 NA Meeting
Thursday: May 23, 2002
3 pm: Informal welcome / registration (People can register either at Tappan Hall or Benton Hall)
. 4 – 6 pm: Inertia Tensor Tutorial (Chris Pagano & Jeff Wagman) (Benton 105/107)
7 pm: Social Event (Uptown??)
Friday: May 24, 2002
8 – 9 am: Welcome / registration/ continental breakfast (Available at both Tappan Hall and Art 100)
9 – 11:30 am: Paper Session I (Open Session ) — Art 100
Collisions: Getting Them Under Control
John M. Flach, Matthew Smith, Terry Stanard, & Scott Dittman
Wright State University
Progress Toward an Ecological Conception of Space and its Perception
Michael T. Turvey
CESPA University of Connecticut
A Case Study in the Ecology of Cognitive Work
Robert R. Hoffman
University of West Florida
12 – 2:00 pm: Lunch / Poster Session I — Shriver Multipurpose Room
3 – 5:30 pm: Paper Session II (VE symposium) — Art 100
Virtual Study of Perception and Action: An Introduction
- James Smart, Jr. & Michael A. Riley
Miami University & University of Cincinnati
Interception of Moving Objects on Foot: Making the Open-Field Tackle
Brett Fajen
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Space Perception and Reaching in Virtual Environments
Geoff Bingham
Indiana University
Real Information from Virtual Environments: An Interrogation
Rik Warren
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
6:30 pm – 8pm: Dinner (Heritage Room, Shriver Center)
8:30 pm – ???: After dinner discussion panel (Harry Heft’s new book, Ecological Psychology in Context) Tappan Lounge [Tony Chemero, Bill Mace, Alex Kirlik, Fred Owens, Harry Heft]
Saturday: May 25, 2002
8 – 9 am: Welcome / registration/ continental breakfast (Tappan Hall / Art 100)
9 – 11:30 am: Paper Session III (Affordance Symposium) Art 100
What is an Affordance? The Answer Depends on Who You Ask
Keith Jones
Kansas State University
Affordances: Four Points of Debate
Claire Michaels
CESPA ΠUniversity of Connecticut
Affordances, Ecological Optics, and the Threat of Reification
Harry Heft
Denison University
Contrasting Definitions of Affordance
Thomas A. Stoffregen
University of Minnesota
12 – 2:00 pm: Lunch / Poster Session II Bell Tower (1/11/02)
3 – 5:30 pm: Paper Session IV (Open topics) Art 100
Visual Information for Controlling Step Length in Running
William P. Berg, & Leonard S. Mark
Miami University
Nonphysical Factors and Auditory Space Perception
Michael K. Russell & Melissa E. Milanak
Washburn University & Bucknell University
Prism Adaptation and Proprioceptive Frames of Reference for Perception & Action
Michael A. Riley
University of Cincinnati
Theoretical Hubris and the Willingness to be Radical: An Open Letter to James J. Gibson
Robert E. Shaw
CESPA University of Connecticut
6 pm until —: Social Event / Departures
Reception at home of Len and Lynn Mark
Sunday: May 26, 2002
8am – 12pm Check Out / Departures (Tappan Hall)
Continental Breakfast (Tappan Hall)
Poster Session I May 24, 2002: Shriver Multipurpose Room (AB)
Handedness Effects in Haptic Perception
Carello, C., Adams, C., Starski, J., Salaman, A., & Wagman, J. B.
CESPA University of Connecticut
Haptic Metamers are a Function of Movement
Carello, C., Shockley, K., Harrison, S., & Turvey, M. T.
CESPA University of Connecticut
Haptic Perception of Relative Phase Variability
Wilson, A., & Bingham, G. P.
Indiana University
Visual Guidance Improves Tangible Picture Perception
Heller, M. A.
Eastern Illinois University
The Effects of Direction and Magnitude of Optically Induced Proprioceptive Shift on Interlimb Rhythmic Coordination
Black, D. P., & Riley, M. A.
University of Cincinnati
Enhanced Postural Stability in Individuals with Balance Training
Schmit, J. M., Rejacques, D. I., & Riley, M. A.
University of Cincinnati
Development of an Auditory User-Interface Library for the Voice Web: Can the Ecological Perspective Provide a Framework for Identifying Auditory Affordances that Guide Action?
Moritz, R.
Sprint PCS
Coordinating Movements Used in Reaching
Mark, L. S., Humphrey, A., Siefried, M., & Smart, L. J.
Miami University
Adapting to Changes in Reaching Capabilities
Humphrey, A., Mark, L. S., & Smart, L. J.
Miami University
Poster Session II May 25, 2002: Bell Tower
Perceiving Size in Virtual Displays
Richardson, A., Mark, L. S., Dainoff, M. J., Smart, L. J., & Otten, E. W.
Miami University
The Fragile appliance: Computer Technology in Daily Use
Dainoff, M. J., & Davis, N. C.
Miami University
Application of Human Factors to an Industrial Process
Davis, N. C., & Dainoff, M. J.
Miami University
Single Person to Inter-Person Affordances in Lifting Objects
Kerry L. Marsh, Michael J. Richardson, & Reuben M. Baron
CESPA University of Connecticut
The Effect of Expectation on Verbal and Reaching Responses to Visually Perceived Egocentric Distances
Pagano, C. C., & Stephenson, A. K.
Clemson University
Postural Control, and Geo and Egocentric referential Perception in a Changing Gravitoinertial Field
Merhi, O. A., Sares, F., Bourdin, C., Blouin, J., & Gauthier, G. M.
University of Minnesota
Coordination in Conversations: Reciprocity of Self-Disclosure and Gossip Among Adolescent Friends
Valenti, S. S., Ross, E., Anderson, M., Schwartz, J., Fields, T., & Biscoti, L.
Hofstra University
Haptic Perception of Small Objects
Hove, P. Tollner, A., Klein, M., Riley, M., & Santana, M.
Universiy of Cincinnati
Task Specific Postural Adaptation
Mobley, B. S., Smart, L. J., Amin, M., Graban, L., Otten, E., Hinton, K.,
& Smith, D.
Miami University
Surface and Visual Constraints on Postural Motion
Smith, D. L., Otten, E. W., Hinton, K., Smart, L. J., Mobley, B., Amin, M., Graban, L., Crompton, K., & Manuel, J.
Miami University
Jay Smart
Department of Psychology, Benton Hall
Miami University
Oxford, OH 45056
(513) 529-1656
-or-
Email: SmartLJ@muohio.edu
*Registration Fee: $100 (includes conference materials, breakfast, lunch, and one dinner (Friday)) due April 1st 2002
*On campus housing (dorm) is available for an additional $80 (for Thursday evening – Sunday morning) due w/ registration fee.
*Rooms have also been reserved at the Marcum Inn/Conference center ($80/night single or double) – Must reserve directly with the Conference center (513) 529-6911; or there are many hotels within driving distance of Miami (Best Western and Hampton Inn are in Oxford)
** Also please indicate if you are planning to attend the Tutorial on Thursday (5/23/02) – at your earliest convenience.
Registration Form — pdf format
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