Résultats de recherche pour « formation » – Page 20 – IMU

16 juillet 2018
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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Atelier IMU Jeux urbains, une première séance réussie

1ère partie Cette première partie (durée 1h20) fut consacrée à jouer, pratique indispensable pour se mettre en condition – 5 jeux étaient disponibles : URBALOG URBALOG est un jeu de plateau destiné à la formation et la médiation autour du croisement des enjeux de l’aménagement urbain et des enjeux de la logistique urbaine. Encadré par […]
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PATHO-AIR – Use of retention basins in managing storm water: Evaluation of the exposure of neighbouring populations and operators to bioaerosols and pathogenic bacteria (2015)

Summary: The urban environment today concentrates most of the global population and this process does not seem likely to change. As such, town and cities have organised themselves accordingly and significant environmental changes have followed. The water cycle has been particularly disrupted, which has led to the emergence of new risks for societies and their […]
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5 juillet 2018
MGS – Geometric measurement of skylines to objectivise their representations (2012)

Summary: This project aims to inventory and systematically analyse skyline perceptions of practitioners and the general public by comparing the geometric characteristics taken from skyline photographs with the perceptions of several audiences in Lyon and London. The project is run by a multidisciplinary team and has several objectives: Upstream, the aim is to define these […]
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KITE – Multi-scale approach to the environment of desert kites: human/environment relations and implantation and subsistence strategies in the ancient urban context (2012)

Summary: Desert kites are architectural structures imagined and built at the borders of human-made areas, which are found in large numbers in the Near East along the edges of urban agglomerations. Their construction and use might date back to the Neolithic period. They testify to a capacity for joint planning with sharing of technical knowledge […]
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IDEFFE – Estimated usages and aggregation of buildings energy data via experimental identification of physical models (2013)

Summary: Unlike consumption, building energy efficiency cannot be measured directly. The efficiency of a solution can only be estimated by comparison with the results that would have been obtained without applying this solution. This is thus an indirect measurement that requires a baseline reference, a technological barrier to be removed with experimental and reproducible measures. […]
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ASTRAL – Spatial-temporal analysis of traffic data for smart mobility (2014)

Summary: Large agglomerations are faced with rising and increasingly diverse mobility demands, just as the need for sustainable mobility is also a growing focus. The joint evolutions of “urban rhythms” and “territories of daily living” are tending towards individualisation of mobility practices. Policy-makers seem to be addressing these issues, at least in the large agglomerations, […]
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