Experiences

INA is responsible for the legal deposit of the French web in connection with audiovisual communication, and the ongoing collection of 16,069 websites, 15,637 social network accounts and online broadcasting platforms has increased the scope of sources available for research since 2009.

The Prévu (“prêts vus”) platform aims to open up access to data from the Paris 8 university library (BU) through visualizations. Design and programming of visualization tools.

Both a webdocumentary and a digital resource platform, “Bobines féministes” aims to share, from a scientific, heritage and educational perspective, new knowledge on the history of feminist audiovisuals - and beyond, of militant audiovisuals and the feminist movement - in France in the 1970s..

Performing arts heritage is a rich and varied material, complex both to preserve and to analyze. This memory could benefit from innovative technologies and creative enhancement to stimulate its dissemination and accessibility. The project aims to encourage these developments.

The course is designed to enable students to acquire skills and knowledge in the fields of digital arts and technologies and visual studies (a diversified theoretical approach to the image). Over the course of three years, students are expected to acquire blocks of skills in two main areas: Visual Studies and Media and Digital Arts.

The “Green Watch/Citypulse” project has a simple objective: to multiply the number of environmental sensors in the city and, by involving citizens in environmental measurement, to involve them directly in the construction of a sustainable city. The green watch is first and foremost a personal communicating device equipped with two environmental sensors (CO2, noise), a GPS chip and a Bluetooth module.

The Montre Verte / Citypulse project is an open system for the co-production of urban environmental data by city dwellers equipped with the Montre Verte, a personal, shared environmental sensor, developed in partnership with the FING, Altran, SFR, Xilabs, Fabernovel and Quartier Numérique.

The e-Diasporas Atlas is a unique experiment in research on diasporas as well as in publishing, a first in the restitution of scientific findings and their presentation. Historically, the emergence of e-diasporas occurred in tandem with the diffusion of the Internet and the development of multiple online public services.

We will present the digital methodological chain and the tools we developed for building the Digital Diasporas Atlas which aims at mapping and analyzing the occupation of the web by diasporas. Such a chain is composed of four intertwined steps: 1) equipped web exploration and corpus building; 2) data enrichment (location, languages, text-mining); 3) network visualization-manipulation and graph interpretation; 4) collaborative sharing of (raw) data and findings. The Digital Diasporas Atlas takes part in the project of introducing digital methods in humanities: promoting digitally equipped social sciences and developing an engineering informed by humanities.

Development of a Facebook application to track the consitution of the social network in the migration of international students.

On the Internet, a white three-dimensional universe, a city (Paris). The city is populated with images from webcams. We discover the real lives of the participants. To observe it is to offer life points. To be observed is to earn points. Whatever the participant's goal: to achieve maximum visibility, or to remain as anonymous as possible.

This website project allows users to connect to a 3D interface to import and geolocate their images of Paris. In visitor mode, the buildings and ground are colored according to the position occupied in participatory mode by public and private images, the color depending on their quantity in a given location.

Artishoc, a shared digital platform for the deployment of digital solutions tailored to cultural players (currently more than 40 member structures).

The “Green Watch/Citypulse” project has a simple objective: to multiply the number of environmental sensors in the city and, by involving citizens in environmental measurement, to involve them directly in the construction of a sustainable city. The green watch is first and foremost a personal communicating device equipped with two environmental sensors (CO2, noise), a GPS chip and a Bluetooth module.