CHI 2003 Tutorial

Attentional and Nonattentional Processes in Vision:Implications for Display DesignCHI 2003 TutorialRonald A. RensinkDepartments of Computer Science and PsychologyUniversity of British ColumbiaVancouver, BC, Canadarensink@cs.ubc.cahttp://www.cs.ubc.ca/~rensinkApril 2003Table of Contents iiAgenda iiiCourse Overview ivBibliography vAbout the Instructor viiIntroduction 1Rapid (Preattentive) Vision 5- Experimental methodology: Visual search- Capabilities of “rapid visual intelligence”- Implications: Information visualizationAttentional Vision 19- Experimental methodology: Change detection- Nature of visual attention; attentional nexus- Implications: Dynamic visual displaysScene Perception 29- Experimental methodology: Attentional distraction- Virtual representation of scenes- Implications: Coercive (“magical”) displaysNonattentional Vision 38- Experimental methodology: Eye movements; Mindsight- Concurrent visual subsystems- Implications: “Zombie” displaysRecap 43 CHI 2003 ii RensinkAgenda18.00–18.15 Introduction- Overview of tutorial- How our intuitions about human vision can go wrong- Demo: Change blindness18.15–19.00 Rapid (Preattentive) Vision- Experimental methodology: Visual search- Capabilities of “rapid” visual intelligence- Implications: Information visualization19.00–19.30 Attentional Vision- Experimental methodology: Change detection- Nature of visual attention; attentional nexus- Implications: Dynamic visual ...