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Geographic Information Systems (GIS) are complex software environments and we often work with multiple tasks and multipledisplays when we work with GIS. However, user input is still limited to mouse and keyboard in most workplace settings. In thisproject, we demonstrate how the use of gaze and feet as additional input modalities can overcome time-consuming and annoyingmode switches between frequently performed tasks. In an iterative design process, we developed gaze- and foot-based methods forzooming and panning of map visualizations. We first collected appropriate gestures in a preliminary user study with a small group ofexperts, and designed two interaction concepts based on their input. After the implementation, we evaluated the two conceptscomparatively in another user study to identify strengths and shortcomings in both. We found that continuous foot input combinedwith implicit gaze input is promising for supportive tasks

GAZE AND FEET AS ADDITIONAL INPUT MODALITIES FOR INTERACTING WITH GEOSPATIAL INTERFACES