Laurence followed the research interest: Epistemology, Pragmatism and Practice
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Laurence PhD thesis writing achieved
Associated resaercher, Alpine Geography Institute
Grenoble University, UMR Pacte
Thesis Title: Penser l'alerte par les distances : entre planification et émancipation, le cas du processus d'alerte aux crues rapides dans le bassin versant du Vidourle //(First (bad) translation) : Warning processes as a problem of distances. Case study of the flash-flood warning process in the Vidourle catchment (South of France)
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Olivier Soubeyran
Céline Lutoff |
About
I am a sociologist and, since the 18th of June 2010, doctor in social geography, Université de Grenoble, France.
Currently, I make a living as a free-lance social scientist, specialized in social aspects of natural hazards management. My work always involves to link research inputs and operationnal issues.
My research (night and week-end job;-)) seek to understand how we do achieve to make sense of the environment in order to ground and coordinate our actions. In this scope, my PhD thesis, about warning processes for flash-floods, lead me to built a new analysis framework to account for actors' real practices in such case, based on the notion of distance.
I guess the papers and presentations you can find on Academia will give you a better idea of my work.
Please contact me if you want more details,
Laurence
