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24 mai 2016IOUQMER – Incidence des organisations urbaines sur la qualité microbiologique des eaux de ruissellement et la dissémination de l’espèce pathogène Pseudomonas aeruginosa (2016)
Impact pour IMU Le projet s’inscrit dans le thème Risques urbains, santé, climat. Il a pour objectif une meilleure compréhension des activités/pratiques urbaines favorisant la dissémination d’agents bactériens ou d’éléments génétiques (intégrons) potentiellement dommageables pour la santé. Ce projet n’a pas d’équivalent au niveau national et international, et a pu voir le jour grâce au […]
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25 juillet 20183ème édition de l’ANR Tour à la rencontre des acteurs de la Recherche
Pour la troisième année consécutive, l’Agence nationale de la recherche (ANR) part tout au long du mois de septembre et début octobre à la rencontre des communautés porteuses de projets scientifiques. Elle présentera son Plan d’action 2019 et les différents appels à projets. Plus d’une vingtaine de rendez-vous sont d’ores et déjà fixés partout en […]
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Appel à projets de recherche participative : « CO3. Co-Construction des Connaissances »
Date limite 12 septembre 2018 16h00 L’ADEME, la Fondation de France, Agropolis Fondation et la Fondation Charles Léopold Mayer lancent un appel à projets de recherche participative « CO3. Co-Construction des Connaissances ». Cet appel à projets de recherche participative s’adresse aux chercheurs et organisations de la société civile qui souhaitent s’engager ensemble dans un […]
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20 juillet 20183M’AIR – Mobile citizen measurements and modelling: air quality and heat islands in Lyon (2018)
Summary: The study of air quality and heat islands in urban environments in the context of climate change constitute two complementary issues that lend themselves to a multidisciplinary approach involving the measurement and modelling of phenomena. In effect, local air quality is modified by urban heat islands, as they affect both the characteristics of the […]
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19 juillet 2018
POLLUX – Nocturnal light pollution: how extensive is it? What are the effects on biodiversity? What legislative measures need to be taken? (2017)
Summary: Nocturnal artificial light is essentially emitted by urban areas and road infrastructure. This phenomena is constantly increasing and has significant biological consequences. In effect, night-time periods regulate the synthesis of melatonin, the key hormone which synchronises a multitude of physiological processes (metabolism, growth, stress and immunity in the majority of animals). Although effects on […]
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OPTIMUM – Photographic observatory of the area: images of changing urban worlds (2017)
Summary: The innovative premise on which this project is founded is that the practice of photography – by a skilled artist with a singular vision – can constitute a form of investigation and a tool for considering geography and spatial planning (urban planning and architecture). The images, insofar as they are linked to a certain […]
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MICREAUPLUIE – Role, perceptions et representations of alternative techniques for stormwater source management vis-à-vis urban pollution (2017)
Summary: There has been a paradigm shift in stormwater management in recent years. The notion of a central network has been replaced by decentralised solutions (e.g. grassed swales, green roofs, rain gardens and pervious pavements). These systems differ from traditional stormwater management in that they are highly multifunctional and integrated into spatial planning, and they […]
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HIL – Artificial Intelligence to facilitate property searches – System of recommendations with spatial and non-spatial visualisation for property search (2017)
Summary: This project is an extension of a partnership between researchers in sociology, social psychology and IT and the Home in Love start-up, which provides a web platform to facilitate housing searches. The aim of the project is to improve the spatial recommendation procedures by proposing neighbourhoods to people seeking housing. It consists of two […]
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17 juillet 2018
VÉLOVGR – “Vélover la ville” (cycle the city) (2013)
Summary: Urban self-service bicycle sharing systems have been developing rapidly on an international scale for less than a decade, and correspond to a change in mobility, public services and contemporary urban practice. This innovation, which resembles individual public transportation, makes the user the producer of their mobility and the co-producer of the evolution of an […]
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UNIMAP – Integration of location-based services from several suppliers with a view to creating a unified map – Application to tourist points of interest (POI) (2012)
Summary: The UNIMAP project aims to produce a unified cartography presenting the various points of interest (POI) of a territory, from multiple location-based service providers (LBS) such as Google, Microsoft, Michelin, Open Street Map, etc. These suppliers provide complementary data that is sometimes inconsistent and inexact. UNIMAP proposes to seek a solution for this integration […]
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