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  23 juillet 2018

  SANTÉ-MOBILITÉ – Spatial mobility and working conditions of health workers in the Lyon Urban Area: a plural and methodological investigation (2018)

  Summary: The project aims to understand spatial mobility issues and working conditions of health workers in their day-to-day practices providing care to patients at home. It involves several scientific disciplines, combining several complementary methodologies and mobilising a number of players in academic research and practitioners in the sector of healthcare and working conditions. The general […]

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  HYPERTHESEAU – Hyper thesaurus and data lakes: mining the city and its archaeological archives (2018)

  Summary: HyperThesau seeks to establish to a systemic overview of the impact of digital technology on scientific archaeology and on the construction, by its public, of a collective, ‘imaginary’ vision of its cultural and urban heritage. The project will drawn on ontology, system architecture and the user experience of interactions between a hybrid archaeological community […]

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  GOURAMIC – Reconstruction of soil occupation by the automatic classification of multitemporal images (AAP 2018)

  Summary: Air contamination by pesticides and the lifelong exposure of populations is now suspected of being at the origin of several diseases including certain types of cancer. Geographic Information Systems (GIS) are increasingly being used in epidemiological studies, be it to determine clusters of diseases, compare health and environmental indicators or study the spatial distribution […]

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  ARMATURE 2 – The green framework of the Lyon Métropole: visualisation, evolution and connectivity of an urban landscape (2018)

  Summary: The ARMATURE 2 project is an extension and broadening of the IMU’s ARMATURE project, for which a thesis was financed from 2015 to 2017 (viva scheduled for summer 2018). This project has given rise to scientific communications and publications as well as the setting up of a web platform, webarmature.fr, making it possible to […]

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  19 juillet 2018

  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

  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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  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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  16 juillet 2018

  IOUQMER – Impact of urban organisations on the microbiological quality of surface runoff and the spread of the pathogenic species Pseudomonas Aeruginosa (2016)

  Summary: Urban conurbations accumulate and concentrate a number of pollutants. Paradoxically, although urbanisation appears increasingly as a formation of ecosystems having global impacts, urban ecology attracts little attention, particularly as concerns health and hygiene issues including microbiological contamination in cities, apart from in hospitals. Research has recently commenced in this area. The prevalence of certain […]

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  IDENUM – Digital urban identities (2016)

  Summary: This project addresses visual representations of the city through the production and publication of photographs and texts online and in particular on social media. The project aims to describe and characterise practices to document and archive the urban area by photography, linking them to individual and collective public and private projects conferring status and […]

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