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Matthieu Noucher is a geographer and researcher at CNRS, in the Passages laboratory of Bordeaux. His research focuses on the evolution of the representations of space through the analysis of new ways of producing, using and disseminating digital geographic information. He is particularly interested in the political and social dimensions of changes of the geographical representation of the world, related to the development of uses of geolocation technologies and the intrusion of non-specialists into cartographic production (citizen science projects, participatory or collaborative mapping, counter-mapping, etc.).
When the construction of a political space demands shared systems of measurement, ensuring that everything is made comparable, coding categories and procedures are brought into place. Attributing singular cases to measurable categories ...
This article analyzes the impact of the choice and accuracy of input data on the metrology of the objects of Nature, based on the example of the ecosystem services mapping in the ...
Des référentiels géographiques « sur étagère » au déluge de données géolocalisées. Pendant longtemps, la palette des référentiels géographiques disponibles pour les cartographes et autres géomaticiens consistait pour l’essentiel en des produits « sur étagère » ...