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This comprehensive handbook provides an in-depth exploration of spatial cognition, examining how individuals perceive, organize, and interact with their environment. It covers critical areas such as cognitive mapping, human navigation, and spatial memory, offering insights into the neural mechanisms and psychological processes involved. Essential for researchers, students, and professionals, this guide delves into the latest findings and theories shaping our understanding of how we orient ourselves and move through space.

Dive into the fascinating intersection of suburbanism and the ancient art of memory, exploring how our built environments, particularly suburban landscapes, shape and are shaped by collective and individual urban memory. This insightful discussion delves into the intricate ways spatial memory functions within these evolving spaces, offering fresh perspectives on our sense of place and historical understanding.