Gaze controlled maps: scoping review of gaze-based interactions in geovisualisations Gaze-based interactions (GBIs) allow hands-free control and richer user experiences across domains. Yet, despite eye-tracking’s diagnostic use in geospatial visualisations, its potential for intera...

First Q1 publication. Published, indexed, and finally real!

Gaze Controlled Maps: Scoping Review of Gaze-Based Interactions in Cartography, open access at www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.....

Charts how eye-tracking enables map interaction, its potential, blind spots and future directions.

I always love this one. I keep meaning to include it on my lecture slides on drivers of attention.

So, quick get-to-know-me post! I focus on #eye-tracking research. Not just for diagnostics (though that too!) but as a way to interact with software.

I develop #gaze-controlled and #gaze-adaptive systems, most often working with maps and #geospatial data. ❤️ Yes, you can control maps with your eyes!