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Bulletin de l’Association de Géographes Français
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ISSN 0004-5322 · Association AGF · 477 articles in the index
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Apports et limites des données de téléphonie mobile pour étudier les mobilités touristiques. Illustration à partir de l’exemple du tourisme en Espagne
Mobile phone data are useful for describing and analyzing tourism mobilities. Due to their spatio-temporal precision, these digital data quite fundamentally change the way we understand mobility territories. The use of passive mobile data is, however, not without raising several questions…
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Airbnb ou le partage ambivalent : ouverture des possibilités d’hébergement vs fermeture des données
The study of Airbnb’s geolocated data offers a detached perspective on the production and circulation of spatial information related to tourism. Although these data outline a geography seemingly consistent with existing territorial logics, they present several major limitations: the absence of…
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Du mouvement des cartes SIM aux mobilités touristiques : une analyse de Flux Vision Tourisme comme procédure de quantification
Flux Vision is a commercial product of the mobile network provider Orange, which quantifies the presence and movement of people in a given area based on the signals recorded by the network of antennas of the company. The product targets a number of activities, including tourism. For this latter…
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La métropolisation touristique au prisme des traces numériques : la métropole européenne de Lille entre enquêtes et observatoire
This article focuses on how digital footprints (TnpAdvisor, Instagram, Booking, AirBnB) reveal a degree of tourism metropolisation, based on the case of the European Metropolitan Area of Lille. We approach them from two perspectives. Firstly, we consider metropolisation in terms of influence…
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Suivi de la dynamique du paysage à l’aide de l’analyse d’images satellite par apprentissage automatique du SIG GRASS dans le Parc National du W, nord du Bénin
Since the beginning of the 2010s, the use of machine learning techniques in satellite image processing has become a rapidly developing trend. In this study, remote sensing data analysis performed by algorithms of GRASS SIG software is applied to a Landsat OLI/TIRS scenes covering the area of W…
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Identifier un effet croisière en Normandie via les données de téléphonie mobile
Twenty years after the first explorations of mobile phone datasets, this article looks at the potential and limitations of geolocalised individual data from mobile phone datasets in order to capture the behavior of a population of cruise tourists stopping over in Normandy. We present here a new…
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Du banal à l’extra-ordinaire : les pratiques touristiques vues par les traces numériques
The search for a tourist experience is characterised by the desire to experience extra-ordinary moments in an environment other than that of ordinary places. Visitor surveys generally focus on these highlights and the ’high points’ of the tourist experience. However, the development of…
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Du « paysage d’eau » au « paysage de la submersion » dans l’estuaire de la Loire : se représenter l’environnement estuarien dans le cadre du changement climatique
Estuaries are particularly vulnerable to submersions and flooding, especially in the context of sea-level rise (SLR). In the Loire estuary, where many issues are at stake, research into the socio-spatial representations of stakeholders and residents reveals a low sense of exposure to fluviomarine…
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Questionner la pérennité du désir de rivage dans le contexte des changements globaux
This paper looks at the durability of the desire for the shoreline in France in the context of global changes, whether environmental or societal. It explores how the attractiveness of coastal areas, initially a driving force for development, has become a source of tension and place struggles. After…
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Entre arbre et pirogue : les territorialités littorales polynésiennes en tensions. L’exemple de l’île de Rai’atea (Archipel des Îles-Sous-Le-Vent)
In the high islands of French Polynesia, and on the island of Raiatea in particular, the coastline has always occupied a specific place in the spatial organisation of islands. Certainly, these coastal centralities are not unique in a world where coastal development has polarized activities and…
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Gestion des risques côtiers et adaptation au changement climatique à Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon
Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon, a subarctic French overseas territory in the North Atlantic, is particularly vulnerable to coastal risks. In addition to its geographical isolation, institutional complexity and exposed coastal infrastructures, the island is now also affected by climate change. Coastal…
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L’environnement à Mayotte, une affaire de M’zungu ? Tensions et rapports de force au sein du parc naturel marin de Mayotte
The Mayotte Marine Nature Park is the main marine protected area (MPA) in Mayotte. It encompasses a vast territory of 69,000 km², from the coast to the open sea. It has been established as a place for governance bringing together all the people responsible for marine issues in the territory…
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En 50 ans, le littoral français a gagné plus de logements que d’habitants
Between 1968 and 2020, population growth in the coastal municipalities was comparable to that in the rest of mainland France. In the rest of France, the increase in the number of inhabitants was primarily due to natural migration, but in coastal areas, migrations, particularly of the elderly, were…
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La pêche française en transition, réalité de l’exploitation des ressources marines vivantes
Although at the heart of a expanding food industry, fishing is undergoing transformation in a context of global changes (climate, pollution, increase human activities, European’s fisheries policy). These changes are seen by the evolution of fishing areas, species caught and port activities. Between…
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Les espaces du thermalisme en Turquie. Des pratiques domestiques du soin au tourisme international de bien-être
Still underestimated in the global geography of spa tourism, Turkey is nevertheless experiencing a revival of its spa tradition. This article draws up a first overview of thermalism in Turkey, in order to understand its origins, its heritage and its contemporary developments. Secondly, it looks at…
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L’exploitation multiple de l’eau thermo-minérale : de la ressource naturelle à la ressource territoriale
Natural Mineral Water is an underground resource exploited by two major economic uses: bottling and hydrotherapy. The operation of the MNE generates complex and close interactions between public and private actors. The type of links between the actors in each territory is therefore dependent on the…
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Le thermalisme marocain à l’heure de la diversification touristique : entre potentiel inexploité et contraintes structurelles
The article examines the potential of Moroccan thermal springs, located across six geographical areas but largely underexploited. While they have a long curative and spiritual tradition, their modern valorization remains fragmented. In the post-Covid context marked by the rise of wellness tourism…
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Trajectoires territoriales de stations thermales « oubliées » dans la région Grand Est (France) : paysages, héritages et patrimoines en transition
The aim of this work, initiated by the Lorrthermae research group at the University of Lorraine, is to establish, for three former spas in the Grand Est region (France) (Plombières-les-Bains, Martigny-les-Bains, Sermaize-les-Bains), a territorial trajectory over a long period of time, a form of…