Résultats de recherche pour « velo » – Page 14 – IMU

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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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
PRIVA’MOV – Mobility and privacy: from data collection to analysis (2013)

Summary: The goal of this project is to make a platform for collecting new types of urban and social mobility records available to the researchers of the IMU community, to deepen their research and validate their hypotheses and models. Many communities seek to improve their understanding of urban mobility behaviours: scientific communities (sociologists, philosophers, geographers, […]
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PRATIC – Social practices, technical objects and chemical and microbiological contaminants. Socio-technical analysis of contamination processes of the catchment and infiltration basins of the Lyon agglomeration (2013)

Summary: Since the end of the 1990s, calls for a return to “nature” in the city and the rise of environmental concerns are causing a multiplication of developments using and showcasing water. The PRATIC project examines in particular catchment and infiltration basins which have recently increased in number in cities. These structures aim to store […]
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16 juillet 2018
ELUD – Urban logistical efficiency of sustainable food (2017)

Summary: The aim of this project is to offer a methodology providing a framework for simulating scenarios, as well as a set of indicators and tools for evaluating and analysing the sustainable performance of players involved in the logistics and transport of fresh products in order to estimate the sustainability of new urban food delivery […]
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CANOPY – Exploration of the capacity for and experience of reusing urban rooftops in Lyon (2017)

Summary: CANOPY involves practitioners (Lyon Urban Planning Agency and the associations Marmite Urbaine and GROOF) and researchers from a number of different fields (geography, ICT, urban planning, law, architecture and sociology). The aim of the project is to explore the capacity for the rooftops of Lyon to host urban activities and evaluate specific experiments in […]
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RESILIENCE – Research on the social and political issues surrounding energy precarity and energy consumption (2016)

Summary: The rise in energy prices in the 2000s revealed the energy vulnerability of certain households, linked to their dependence on cars, for some, or the poor thermal performance of their homes, for others, or even both at the same time. A number of research and operationally oriented works have been conducted to define, measure […]
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HIREAU – How to reconstitute the history of sanitation and drinking water networks – application to the Lyon Métropole area (2016)

Summary: The sanitation and drinking water networks were built and extended by and for the city. This existing heritage affects management practices: several studies have shown the primordial importance of knowing the installation date and pipe materials in order to estimate their current state of deterioration and predict their degradation. The challenge for Lyon Métropole […]
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FABPAT – Sharing the shaping of heritage – Approach and issues concerning the Historical Urban Landscape (HUL) (2016)

Summary: This project is taking place in a context of a significant transformation of the manner in which Unesco world heritage sites, including Lyon (1998), are taken into account and managed. Labex IMU was approached by regional players to implement these new procedures and the proposed consortium includes both the site’s heritage operators and scientists […]
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