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17) in the University of Cambridge. Since I live near Cambridge, my co-authors and I would not have to pay geometric repetitive patterns, can be aversive and interfere with brain function, patterns in the built environment are rarely considered with regard to their impact on brain, behaviour, and health. Attempts to develop healthier, more walkable... cities recently attracted negative headlines for their use of dazzling floor patterns in public spaces that lead to increased falls, in particular in older citizens. Recent developments in analysis now permit the measurement and prediction of adverse effects of patterns in the real world. Such aversive patterns are rare in natural scenes but prevalent in modern urban settings. They occur at every spatial scale, partly because of modular construction, partly because of artistic expression. We review the evidence that visual discomfort and other adverse neurological effects such as headaches arise from aversive patterns because of the way our visual system has evolved to analyse scenes from nature. We show that visual discomfort can be explained as a consequence of excessive brain metabolism, and that such metabolism is provoked by urban scenes with spatially If you think a paper along these lines would be of interest for your conference, please let me know. My co-authors would be Olivier Penacchio and Ute Leonards. We are planing to organize an international conference in 2017, named 'The 5th International Conference on Soft Computing, Intelligent System and Information Technology (ICSIIT) in Bali Indonesia. For the next 2017 ICSIIT conference, we are planning to look for a reputable and prestigious partner to publish the conference proceedings. Could you please inform us on the possibility of the collaboration and the terms of reference. NUMBER OF OUR PARTICIPANTS IN WSEAS CONFERENCES: papers. Actually, from 10000 papers in WSEAS Conferences, approximately 4000 are approved and from them around 3000 thousand make registration and attend the congresses. We have here ...Read More