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Collaborative Research: FIRE: Making Meaning from Geoscience Data: A Challenge at the Intersection of Geosciences and Cognitive Sciences

Collaborative Research: FIRE: Making Meaning from Geoscience Data: A Challenge at the Intersection of Geosciences and Cognitive Sciences
合作研究:FIRE:从地球科学数据中获取意义:地球科学和认知科学交叉点的挑战
批准号:
1331505
负责人:
Kim Kastens
金额:
$24.22万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2012
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2012-09-01 至 2014-11-30

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中文摘要
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这个促进教育跨学科研究(FIRE)项目是哥伦比亚大学和坦普尔大学之间的合作伙伴关系,旨在了解本科生和科学家将地球科学数据转化为解释和预测的感知和认知过程。该FIRE奖的首席研究员是一名地球科学家,她将与空间认知科学的导师合作,继续发展她在这一领域的专业知识,特别是眼动追踪。 研究人员提出了两项使用眼动追踪和大声思考协议的研究。 第一项研究将调查学生?他们解释一组已知会被误解的数据(来自地形/水深测量)时的看法和推理。研究二是一项干预研究,测试提供假设模板是否有助于学生解释海洋盐度领域的三维数据量。 研究将由空间认知、数据认识论、可视化和地球科学方面的专家进行评估。在地球科学方面,许多学生很难学习解释地图和大量空间数据所需的技能。 这些技能对于地球科学家的工作以及如何在这门学科中提供知识至关重要。这项研究可以改善学生学习可视化地球科学数据所需技能的方式,并根据数据解释提出主张。 该项目明显地推进了地球科学的发现,促进了地球科学的教学。这项研究也可能对科学,技术,工程和数学等其他领域的学习产生影响,这些领域对学生的可视化能力有很高的要求。
英文摘要
This Fostering Interdisciplinary Research in Education (FIRE) project is a partnership between Columbia University and Temple University that seeks to understand the perceptual and cognitive processes by which undergraduate students and scientists transform earth science data into explanations and prediction. The principal investigator of this FIRE award, a geoscientist, will be working with a mentor in spatial cognitive science to continue to develop her expertise in this area and eye tracking in particular. The researcher proposes two studies using eye-tracking and think aloud protocols. The first study will investigate students? perceptions and reasoning as they interpret a data set (from topography/bathymetry) that is known to be subject to misinterpretation. Study two is an intervention study, testing whether providing hypothesis templates will help students interpret a three-dimensional data volume in the area of ocean salinity. The research will be evaluated by experts in spatial cognition, epistemology of data, visualization, and earth science.In the geosciences, many students have a difficult time learning the skills that are necessary to interpret maps and large amounts of spatial data. Such skills are central to what geoscientists do and how knowledge is rendered in this discipline. This study could lead to improvements in how students learn the skills necessary to visualize geoscience data and make claims based on data interpretation. The project clearly advances discovery and promote teaching and learning in the geosciences. The research may also have implications in the learning in other fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics that place high demands on a student's visualization abilities.
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