2018
DOI: 10.3166/rig.2017.00036
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Que reste-t-il de Friday Harbor ?

Abstract: Plus de 20 ans après la conférence de Friday Harbor, que reste-t-il des SIG critiques ? Face à l'opacité des portails Internet qui diffusent des données géographiques, comment tenter d'identifier et de qualifier les pratiques qui y sont associées ? Nous expérimentons une méthode dont l'objectif est de déconstruire le géoweb pour en révéler les usages. Il s'agit, d'une part, d'analyser les plateformes web qui diffusent des données géographiques en explorant leurs traces numériques et, d'autre part, de soumettre… Show more

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“…By drawing inspiration from critical data studies, we seek to move away from "ready-made" technoscientific promises and maps and immerse ourselves in data infrastructures to assess the strengths and limits of these new corpora. By relying, in particular, on the advances of mapping and critical GIS, critical data studies aim to reposition at the centre of scientific debates a renewed critical approach to data, from its collection through to its processing and then its use [29]. By focusing more specifically on the profusion of geovisualisations that arise from big data, they question the methodological biases potentially linked to the processing and spatialisation of data (sometimes summary, incomplete or approximate) and their effects in terms of socio-spatial inequalities or the construction of territorial fantasies.…”
Section: Digital Footprints the New "Holy Grail" Of Tourism Studies?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…By drawing inspiration from critical data studies, we seek to move away from "ready-made" technoscientific promises and maps and immerse ourselves in data infrastructures to assess the strengths and limits of these new corpora. By relying, in particular, on the advances of mapping and critical GIS, critical data studies aim to reposition at the centre of scientific debates a renewed critical approach to data, from its collection through to its processing and then its use [29]. By focusing more specifically on the profusion of geovisualisations that arise from big data, they question the methodological biases potentially linked to the processing and spatialisation of data (sometimes summary, incomplete or approximate) and their effects in terms of socio-spatial inequalities or the construction of territorial fantasies.…”
Section: Digital Footprints the New "Holy Grail" Of Tourism Studies?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Notre stratégie de recherche repose sur l'articulation de méthodes mixtes, qualitatives et quantitatives. Plusieurs travaux épistémologiques ont conceptualisé ces méthodes [14][15][16] ainsi que leurs implications et traductions dans la recherche en santé publique [17,18]. Cette approche se caractérise par l'enchaînement du recueil et de l'analyse des données (séquentiel ou concomitant), le poids accordé aux différents types de données et l'articulation entre ces données [18].…”
Section: Méthode De Rechercheunclassified