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The interdisciplinary character of urban morphology using the fundamental trio - form, scale and history - tries to characterize what we call the primitive morphological ontology. However, this ontology is less useful in other domains unless a formal langu ...
Une petite partie de l’imaginaire médiéval, terré, pourrait-on dire, au fond d’un certain nombre de légendes, a survécu grâce à la tradition orale. Ainsi, en fonction des événements, les quelques survivants réservent encore, parfois, une surprise métaphori ...
Present work intends to conceive an interface between Urban Morphology and Geographic Information Science (GISc). This interface is considered as a space of exchange for knowledge exploration between several disciplines. The links pointed out from this the ...