Pioneers in the history of cartography : the Geneva map collection of Elisée Reclus and Charles Perron
Les chercheurs ont redécouvert récemment l'importante collection cartographique d'Élisée Reclus et de Charles Perron, contenant plus de 10 000 cartes du seizième au vingtième siècle, y compris plusieurs reproductions de cartes de l'Antiquité et du
Alonso de Santa Cruz ; Atlas ; Community of Madrid ; Emperor Charles V (Charles I of Spain) ; Escorial atlas (El atlas de El Escorial) ; Historical mapping ; Pedro de Esquivel ; Philip II ; Sixteenth Century ; Spain ; map of Spain ; surveying
l’Escurial, que l’on sait désormais avoir été commandé par l’empereur Charles Quint au cosmographe sévillan Alonso de Santa Cruz, qui entre ca. 1538 et 1545 produisit un tableau d’assemblage et 20 cartes régionales dressées à l’échelle de 1:400 000. Nous
histories, starting with the Escorial atlas, now known to have been commissioned by Emperor Charles V from the Sevillian cosmographer Alonso de Santa Cruz, who between c.1538 and 1545 produced an index map and 20 regional sheets drawn to the scale of 1:400
Drawing on the work of Brandon LaBelle, Jean-Luc Nancy, Mladen Dolar and Charles Sanders Pearce, this paper develops the concept of ‘the arc of sound’ as part of a socio-material approach to semiosis able to recognise the ways in which sound
Domination et résistance de la minorité musulmane après le pogrom de 2002 à Ahmedabad (Inde) : les paradoxes de la ghettoïsation à Juhapura
localité en ghetto, analysé comme tel grâce aux travaux de L. Wacquant. Ce ghetto est initialement pensé comme un dispositif foucaldien de pouvoir visant à imposer la domination de la minorité musulmane. Par son truchement, le pouvoir y déploie un certain
nombre de stratégies de domination de la minorité, consubstantielles à la forme ghetto. Néanmoins, à partir de 2004, les classes supérieures se mobilisent. Leurs actions, coordonnées ou pas, et analysées comme des "entreprises de mobilisation sociales" (O
. Fillieule) sont autant d'initiatives de self-help conduisant au développement du ghetto. De fait, elles deviennent des "tactiques de résistance" aux stratégies de domination du pouvoir. Celles-ci apportent du changement social dans le ghetto, ce dernier
Ranger la Terre. Le nommage des domaines est-il l’expression d’une stratégie des États-Unis de domination des réseaux ?
et les sensibilités culturelles. La réforme en cours du nommage Internet va réorganiser plus ou moins profondément le système des noms de domaines sans vraiment entamer l’extrême domination des entreprises états-uniennes du secteur alors même qu’un
related to dynamical (in)stability. Unstable interactions among geomorphic system components tend to dominate in earlier stages of development, while stable limits often become dominant in later stages. This results in mode switching, from unstable
, divergent to stable, convergent development. When the interactions between components are dominant, divergent evolution occurs. As threshold limits to divergent development are approached, self-limiting effects become more important, triggering a switch
Based on the prominent type of failure, the highway (Mugling–Narayanghat road section in Nepal) can be divided into 3 sections : a) dominated by shallow landslides and debris slides/flows; b) dominated by large-scale, deep-seated landslides; and c
) dominated by rock topples. According to the selected methodological approaches, data from detailed geological, geomorphological and geomechanical surveys, it is clear that these topples are mainly related to the geological structures of the region
Natural recovery of moss-dominated biological soil crusts after surface soil removal and their long-term effects on soil water conditions in a semi-arid environment
that : it is possible to recover moss-dominated biological soil crusts after disturbance; Crust disturbance decreased soil moisture and the effect gradually weakened with time; Crust disturbance decreased surface soil moisture but increased deep soil moisture; Crust
Different development stages of algae-dominated and moss-dominated biological soil crusts (BSCs) were sampled on a natural sand dune (< 17 years old) and on an experimental sand dune (< 8 years old) along a catena, including gradients of vegetation
determined to assess the origin and dynamics of OC. From the radiocarbon contents, two OC pools were differentiated : recent BSC-derived and lignite-derived old OC. Downward movement of OC into the underlying substrate was found only under moss-dominated BSCs
(China). Evidence suggests that when the synthetic knowledge base is dominant, formal collaboration and mobility are prime knowledge sourcing mechanisms. Moreover, knowledge creation and exchange is likely to occur between actors permanently located
within the same region or through the temporary colocation of globally spread innovation partners. On the other hand, when symbolic knowledge is dominant, mobility, monitoring, and buzz turn to be the most relevant sourcing mechanisms, and knowledge