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Saudan, Marie

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“…The transition of the global community towards ecology, by complementing the concept of 'local', emphasises the need to re-observe the relationship between natural resources and anthropogenic activities, revalorising past knowledge as well. The interest in reconstructing a highly spatially-anchored rice cultivation system organised five centuries ago is neither limited to a given historical moment nor to the search for an interpretation of the present in that moment [71]. Its value stems from two findings: (a) it transfers experience with timeless values from the past since as it arises from the successful attempt of a centralised administration, such as the Ottoman one, to regulate with the community, the complex relationship between the crop, natural resources and the market, preserving the place of rice, a product which is nutritious and was culturally valuable to the nutritional needs of the time, (b) it illuminates the road to agro-ecological transition and can contribute to new future uses determined by current local (resource specificity,) and global challenges such as sustainable development and climate change.…”

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Navigating the Past through an Interactive Geovisualisation-Driven Methodology: Locating a 15th–19th Century Paddy Field as a Source of Agroecological Knowledge

Goussios,

Faraslis

2024

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The interconnection between the objectives of territorial development and the agro-ecological transition highlights the value of past knowledge in the sustainable management of resources and agro-ecological systems. However, retrospection in rural areas presents difficulties due to a lack of data. This paper contributes to the search for such knowledge from the past by developing an interactive methodology capable of combining heterogeneous sources of information and the activation of local collective memory. Its effectiveness is based on ensuring the interoperability of information and communication in an environment simultaneously shaped by geoinformatics and 3D geo-visualizations. This virtual environment fosters participation and interactivity, supported by representations of the paleo-landscape. Furthermore, synergies were achieved between information sources and their integration into local spatial systems. The application example involved identifying a rice field that existed from the 15th to the 19th century in Thessaly, Greece. It is an interesting case because the location and organization of cultivation in combination with its spatio-temporal coordination ensures the sustainable use of natural resources. It appears that the interplay between information and communication facilitates community participation and the activation of its collective memory as a source of information that enriches the search and local intelligence.

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Navigating the Past through an Interactive Geovisualisation-Driven Methodology: Locating a 15th–19th Century Paddy Field as a Source of Agroecological Knowledge

Goussios,

Faraslis

2024

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Navigating the Past through an Interactive Geovisualisation-Driven Methodology: Locating a 15th–19th Century Paddy Field as a Source of Agro-Ecological Knowledge (Thessaly, Greece)

Goussios,

Faraslis

2024

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The interconnection between the objectives of territorial development and those of the agro-ecological transition highlights the value of past knowledge in the sustainable management of resources and agro-ecological systems. However, the lack of data creates difficulties for retrospection in rural areas. This paper contributes to the search for such knowledge from the past by developing an interactive methodology capable of combining heterogeneous information sources with the activation of local collective memory. Its effectiveness is based on ensuring the interoperability of information and communication in an environment simultaneously shaped by geoinformatics and 3D geovisualisations. This virtual environment fostered participation and interactivity, supported by representations of the paleo-landscape (Ottoman period). Furthermore, synergies were achieved between information sources, which were integrated into local spatial systems. The application example involved identifying a rice field that existed between the 15th and 19th centuries in Thessaly, Greece. It is an interesting case because the research results indicated that the location and organisation of the crop, combined with the spatio-temporal coordination required, ensured the sustainable use of natural resources. The interplay between information and communication facilitated community participation and the activation of its collective memory as an information source that enriched the search itself and local intelligence.

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Faire respecter l'ordre public : la gestion de l'espace urbain au prisme des sexualités extraconjugales (Midi toulousain, xive-xvie siècles)

Roby

2022

Administrer La Ville Dans Et Hors Les Murs

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Navigating the Past through an Interactive Geovisualisation-Driven Methodology: Locating a 15th–19th Century Paddy Field as a Source of Agroecological Knowledge

Navigating the Past through an Interactive Geovisualisation-Driven Methodology: Locating a 15th–19th Century Paddy Field as a Source of Agroecological Knowledge

Navigating the Past through an Interactive Geovisualisation-Driven Methodology: Locating a 15th–19th Century Paddy Field as a Source of Agro-Ecological Knowledge (Thessaly, Greece)

Faire respecter l'ordre public : la gestion de l'espace urbain au prisme des sexualités extraconjugales (Midi toulousain, xive-xvie siècles)

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