Laval University (Quebec, Canada), Lausane University (Switzerland) and OHMi Nunavik organise a seminar on "Ethics on digital data collection in an indigenous context" on 20 September.
The seminar will be held in person at Laval University (Room 2320-2330, Gene-H. Kruger Hall, from 8:30 am to 12:30 pm Quebec time / 2:30 pm to 6:30 pm in France and Switzerland) but also in remote via the link: https://unil.zoom.us/j/91063796844
You will find the presentation of this seminar HERE and more details in the Program.
Share your data sharing experience!
Interdisciplinary Research Device on Human-Environment Interactions
We are asking you because you are involved in at least one of the Human-Environment Observatories (OHM) of the LabEx DRIIHM.
Data sharing is a major challenge for the scientific community today. Sharing is both making available the data we produce, but also accessing data useful to our research.
We are currently designing a web platform at the DRIIHM level in order to facilitate the sharing of research data and to accompany you in this process. This project is led by the engineers/researchers of the Data-DRIIHM group within the framework of the DRIIHM ANR Open Science project (SO-DRIIHM).
It's obviously essential that this platform adapts to your practices and meets your needs. To this end, we invite you to share your experience of data sharing by answering the survey via the following link: https://enquetes.univ-tlse2.fr/index.php/968188?lang=fr
Your participation requires about 15 minutes. It is essential to the success of the project!
Deadline to answer: July 9th!
The next symposium of the LabEx DRIIHM will take place in Toulouse from 6 to 8 September 2021. We are doing our best to also broadcast the exchanges via a videoconference for those who could not travel.
Whatever the version chosen (face-to-face or videoconference), registration is compulsory via the scienceConf website until midnight on 20 July (Paris time): https://driihm2021.sciencesconf.org
This site allows you to register for these days, to have all the practical information to go to the Jean Jaurès campus, to locate the rooms and to consult the programme of the exchanges. For the moment, this is only a provisional programme which will be updated in June.
We look forward to seeing you there.
The "Observatoire Hommes-Milieux Bassin Minier de Provence" (ohm-provence.org) will organize, in Aix-en-Provence (France), from June 8 to June 10, 2021, a scientific meeting about "Bauxite Residues" (also called red mud).
The goal of this meeting is to summarize the knowledge gathered by the different research projects of the Observatoire since ten years and to integrate them to the European research.
Five main topics have been selected:
- history of waste management,
- wastes characterization and environmental impacts
- redevelopment of disposable storage
- reuse of wastes
- social acceptance and perception, environmental conflicts
Read more: "Bauxite Residues" scientific meeting - from June 8 to June 10, 2021
We have recently distributed a questionnaire on collaborations in man-environment observatories (Observatoires Hommes-Milieux).
A big thank you to the people who have already filled it out !
Few people did not answer all the questions. We strongly encourage you to complete the questionnaire: it will only take a few minutes…
Thank you to the others, and especially to the research partners, for filling in the questionnaire, so that we can have the most accurate picture possible of the collaborations in these structures.
The questionnaire is available in English : https://sondage.irstea.fr/index.php/857679?lang=en
Link to the questionnaire in English: https://sondage.irstea.fr/index.php/857679?lang=en
Please forward the message to your network
The COLLAB² team
Le comité de direction du Labex DRIIHM a évalué les 14 projets post-doctoraux soumis en 2020 ainsi que les projets interOHM. Voici le résultat de cette évaluation.
Projets postdoctoraux lauréats :
- 1er : Etudier la transition épidémiologique dans une population pastoraliste nomade pour comprendre l’impact des changements du régime alimentaire et l’activité physique sur la régulation du poids (Porteur du projet : Audrey Bergouignan).
- 2ème : Identification des déterminants des préférences de la population pour les services écosystémiques : Le cas des sites lagunaires palavasien et de Biguglia (Porteur du projet : De Wit Rutger)
Est classé premier sur liste complémentaire : AcoustRivNN- Vallée du Rhône (Porteur du projet : Ghislain Gassier)
Projet interOHM lauréat :
- BFRMed - Etude de la contamination par les retardateurs de flamme bromés prioritaires et émergents sur la façade Méditerranéenne des calanques Marseillaises au delta du Rhône (Porteurs de Projet : Malleret Laure / Mirleau Pascal)
Félicitations aux lauréats !