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Reasoning about movement in two-dimensions can be broken down to depth and spatial relations between objects. This paper covers previous work based on the formal logic descriptions in situational calculus. Also covered is a simulator that produces data for a logical reasoner to process and potentially make decisions about motion in two-dimensions.