Stereomotion

(see also Stereopsis, Binocularity, & Stereo Reviews)

Stereomotion processing in the human occipital cortex. Neuroimage 38:293-305, 2007. (with LT Likova). PDF (Supplementary Material - PDF)

The specificity of cortical area KO to depth structure. Neuroimage, 30:228-38, 2006 (with LT Likova, LL Kontsevich, AR Wade). PDF

Failure of stereomotion capture in an object disappearance paradigm. Human Vision and Electronic Imaging VIII, 5007, 408-416, 2003b (with L.T. Likova). PDF

Spatiotemporal relationships in a dynamic scene: stereomotion induction and suppression. J. Vision 3, 304-17, 2003a (with L.T. Likova). PDF

Evidence that the mechanisms for dynamic stereomotion have elongated receptive fields. Proc. Roy. Soc. 1995 262, 371-6 (with M.J. Morgan). PDF

Purely chromatic perception of motion in depth: Two eyes as sensitive as one. Perception & Psychophysics 49, 53-61, 1991 (with P. Cavanagh). PDF

Electrophysiological evidence for coarse and fine disparity mechanisms in human. Vision Res. 11, 1603-1611, 1985 (with A.M. Norcia and E.E. Sutter). PDF

Temporal frequency limits for stereoscopic apparent motion processes. Vision Res. 24, 395, 1984 (with A.M. Norcia). PDF

Spatiotemporal properties of Panum’s fusional area. Vision Res. 21, 683-692, 1981 (with C.M. Schor). PDF

Characteristics of stereomovement suppression. Perception & Psychophysics 17, 225-230, 1975.

Stereomovement from interocular delay in dynamic visual noise: A random spatial disparity hypothesis. Am. J. Optometry 54, 374-386, 1977. PDF

Effect of stimulus duration on stereo and vernier displacement thresholds. Perception & Psychophysics 20, 125-128, 1976 (with J.M. Foley).

Stereopsis in dynamic visual noise. Nature 250, 782-783, 1974. PDF

Stereomovement suppression for transient disparity changes. Perception 3, 287-296, 1974 (with J. Foley). PDF

Induced stereomovement. Vision Res. 14, 609-613, 1974.

Stereoscopic depth movement: Two eyes less sensitive than one. Science 174, 958-961, 1971. PDF