Immersion et environnements numériques : une approche méthodologique par l’expérience vécue

Bonfils, Philippe

doi:10.4000/questionsdecommunication.9838

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“…During our last action-research project (2015-2017), researchers in communication studies led an evaluative task throughout the whole duration of the project, from the production to the use of 3D geovisualizations. From a communication studies perspective, 3D geovisualizations are considered as techno-semiotic devices, that is to say an arrangement of objective elements aimed at semiotic and cognitive performance [47][48][49]. As shown in Figure 4, the produced 3D geovisualizations combine iconic, figurative, plastic, linguistic and diagram elements, as well as exogenous documents, such as photographs from previous floods (archives).…”

Section: Methodology For Data Gathering and Analysismentioning

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Studying Social Uses of 3D Geovisualizations: Lessons Learned from Action-Research Projects in the Field of Flood Mitigation Planning

Jacquinod

Bonaccorsi

2019

IJGI

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Risk management seeks more and more the mobilization of all citizens, including elected representatives and inhabitants. Three-dimensional (3D) geovisualizations have been used between 2009 and 2017 in order to associate citizens to flood mitigation policies along the river Rhône. We focused our studies on the effects 3D geovisualizations can have on the communication and understanding of information and their ability to foster exchanges between heterogeneous actors as well as participation of the grand public to planning processes. Facing both discrepancies in scientific studies of the uses of 3D geovisualizations and a lack of validated theoretical elements, we resorted to an exploratory method based on grounded theory and ethnographic observation in order to produce empirical knowledge on the uses of 3D geovisualizations in collective settings, including heterogeneous actors (risk managers, elected representatives, citizens). Observation showed that 3D geovisualizations can be useful for the dissemination of information about flood risk. Many observed effects were not anticipated during the production of 3D geovisualizations. Qualitative analysis of empirical data through actor–network theory and from a communication studies perspective shed light on some factors influencing the roles of 3D geovisualizations and help put into perspective existing and sometimes contradictory scientific works on 3D geovisualizations’ uses.

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Section: Methodology For Data Gathering and Analysismentioning

confidence: 99%

Studying Social Uses of 3D Geovisualizations: Lessons Learned from Action-Research Projects in the Field of Flood Mitigation Planning

Jacquinod

Bonaccorsi

2019

IJGI

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“…L'intégration de ces activités virtuelles, à partir de plateformes de gestion de formation en ligne, enrichit les environnements d'apprentissage traditionnels (Blandin, 2010). Elles rendent possible une immersion en contexte interculturel, même si l'on ne parle pas encore à ce stade d'environnement numérique immersif (Bonfils, 2015).…”

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L’Auberge espagnole à la maison ou la médiation numérique au service de la mobilité internationale étudiante

Brassier-Rodrigues¹

2022

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Dans cet article, nous examinons la manière dont les technologies numériques de l’information et de la communication accompagnent une transformation durable de la mobilité internationale étudiante, dans un contexte sanitaire qui a obligé à repenser les séjours à l’étranger encadrés. Nous verrons que ces outils offrent une formidable opportunité de rompre avec l’immobilité dont sont victimes certains étudiants qui ne peuvent pas partir en mobilité à l’étranger. Nous expliquerons comment les dispositifs numériques relevant de l’internationalisation à la maison permettent d’augmenter le capital de mobilité de tous les étudiants. Ce faisant, nous plaidons en faveur d’une hybridation des mobilités physiques et virtuelles, que l’étudiant pourra valoriser dans un parcours mobilitaire, dont nous proposons une définition. Un nouvel habitus mobilitaire est ainsi en devenir.

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“…The users' IT skill and trust in privacy protection (Noureen & Asif, 2017) are other criteria that influence the sensing process. Noise or soundscapes sensing must thus be acknowledged as an experience (Bonfils, 2015). Using a MPS app is a communicational arrangement (Miège, 2007): a user drives an abduction (Dorst, 2015) mental process to engage in the act of making a noise measurement.…”

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Mobile crowd-sensing as a resource for contextualized urban public policies: a study using three use cases on noise and soundscape monitoring

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Environmental noise is a major pollutant in contemporary cities and calls for the active monitoring of noise levels to spot the locations where it most affects the people's health and well-being. However, due to the complex relationship between environmental noise and its perception by the citizens, it is not sufficient to quantitatively measure environmental noise. We need to collect and aggregate contextualized-both quantitative and qualitative-data about the urban environmental noise so as to be able to study the objective and subjective relationships between sound and living beings. This complex knowledge is a prerequisite for making efficient territorial public policies for soundscapes that are inclined towards living beings welfare. In this paper, we investigate how Mobile Phone Sensing (MPS)-aka crowdsensing-enables the gathering of such knowledge, provided the implementation of sensing protocols that are customized according to the context of use and the intended exploitation of the data. Through three case studies that we carried out in France and Finland, we show that MPS is not solely a tool that contributes to sensitizing citizens and decision-makers about noise pollution; it also contributes to increasing our knowledge about the impact of the environmental noise on people's health and well-being in relation to its physical and subjective perception.

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Immersion et environnements numériques : une approche méthodologique par l’expérience vécue

Cited by 6 publications

References 12 publications

Studying Social Uses of 3D Geovisualizations: Lessons Learned from Action-Research Projects in the Field of Flood Mitigation Planning

Studying Social Uses of 3D Geovisualizations: Lessons Learned from Action-Research Projects in the Field of Flood Mitigation Planning

L’Auberge espagnole à la maison ou la médiation numérique au service de la mobilité internationale étudiante

Mobile crowd-sensing as a resource for contextualized urban public policies: a study using three use cases on noise and soundscape monitoring

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