Three-dimensional models of natural environments and the mapping of navigational information

Sturzl, Wolfgang; Grixa, Iris; Mair, Elmar; Narendra, Ajay; Zeil, Jochen

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Three-dimensional models of natural environments and the mapping of navigational information

Date

2015

Authors

Sturzl, Wolfgang

Grixa, Iris

Mair, Elmar

Narendra, Ajay

Zeil, Jochen

Publisher

Springer

Abstract

Much evidence has accumulated in recent years, demonstrating that the degree to which navigating insects rely on path integration or landmark guidance when displaced depends on the navigational information content of their specific habitat. There is thus