6 ;;Quote: in spatial data-management, access data by location instead of by name; like retrieving a book from a home library

6 ;;Quote: a person's desk is organized spatially; mental image of the desk's layout and motor memory of where things are

7 ;;Quote: when arguing a topic in front of a blackboard, will refer to diagrams and equations by location, even long after they're erased

7 ;;Quote: when looking up a word beginning with 'R', we open the book at about R from the beginning

8 ;;Quote: Simonides memorized long recitations by mentally walking about a temple and talking to statues

13 ;;Quote: SDMS's Dataland shown via a small, world view monitor, and a ten-foot enlarged image of a small subsector

16 ;;Quote: a SDMS user can go directly to a subsector by touching the world view monitor

22 ;;Quote: SDMS provides joysticks for positioning Dataland and for zoom control

48 ;;Quote: SDMS provides 'transparent ink' for annotating Dataland without obliterating the overwritten material

48 ;;Quote: SDMS provides voice annotation of Dataland using an anchorpoint and critical range

53 ;;Quote: SDMS provides sufficient sense of space to activate humans spatial organization capabilities; but it is not a confusing 3-d simulation

55 ;;Quote: novice users learn Dataland navigation via a joystick in less than a minute

55 ;;Quote: found sound enhanced navigation in Dataland; provided guidance, orientation, and redundancy; noticed when it was broken