Jérôme Zufferey

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Diplôme d'Architecture à l'EPFL en 1995. Certificat Eur'IC (European Informatics Conference) en 1997. Brevet Fédéral de Formateur d'Adultes en 2006. Bureau d'informaticien, formateur et architecte indépendant depuis 1997. Travaux d'installation, support, conseil et formation auprès d'entreprises. Travaux d'infographie auprès de bureaux d'architectures et d'entreprises (relevés d'usines, plans techniques, modélisations, photomontages, plaquettes de concours, ...) Domaines d'intérêts spécifiques: L'informatique dans son histoire et son évolution (premiers pas avec un Apple ][ en 1981), l'infographie dans sa multiplicité d'outils et sa problématique vis à vis de la représentation architecturale, la pédagogie dans sa constante remise en question qu'elle implique, la vie sociale et politique (Conseiller communal à Bex, 2002-2008). Dès 1999, assistant chez Monsieur le Professeur Georges Abou Jaoudé (LIV, cours d'informatique pour les étudiants en architecture de deuxième année avec Monsieur Michel Herezen, chargé de cours jusqu'en 2010). Aujourd'hui Informaticien ENAC-IT3 et Chargé de cours ENAC-SAR.

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Training in Mapping Changes on an Archaeological Site

Pierre-Yves Gilliéron, Bertrand Merminod, Jérôme Zufferey

The evolution of technologies makes surveying accessible to a broader community of professionals and students. Therefore, teaching geomatics is a continuous challenge. This article presents an original pedagogical approach based on a teaching unit gathering students in architecture, as well as in civil and environmental engineering. Working together to collect and visualize data from the built and natural environment is a very stimulating experience. However it requires multiple competences in data analysis and mapping. At the Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), the Faculté de l'Environnement Naturel, Architectural et Construit (ENAC) has introduced a teaching concept called “Projeter ensemble” which consists in a series of multidisciplinary courses. This paper presents a teaching unit for mapping changes of the natural and built environment, focusing on a project carried out in the antique theatre of Aventicum (now Avenches), which is one of the major Roman settlements in Switzerland. The teaching activity has been proposed for 4 years. During this period, restoration works of the antique theatre have taken place and the archaeological site has been surveyed regularly. Hence it is an excellent opportunity to analyse the evolution of the theatre through the comparison of 3D surface models from different epochs. The students benefit from an exciting field of experiment. They collect real data and build 3D models, which they analyse with adequate software. In this sense, they develop very good skills in data processing and in quality assessment of the mapping products. This teaching unit does not aim at training a few specialists in geomatics. However it contributes towards the critical use of modern mapping tools in widespread domains of activities.

2018

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Teaching Unit in Geotechnologies for Mapping Changes of the Built and Natural Environment

Olivier Feihl, Pierre-Yves Gilliéron, Geoffrey Vincent, Jérôme Zufferey

Teaching geomatics is a continuous challenge with the evolution of technologies which enables more and more accurate measurement and modelling of the environment. This paper will present an original pedagogical approach based on a teaching unit gathering students in architecture, civil an environmental engineering. Working together in collecting and visualizing data from the built and natural environment with advanced tools like laser scanners is a very stimulating approach that requires multiple competences in mapping and data analysis. A number of practical examples (bridge maintenance, archaeological site, city management) are presented from the field operations to the 3D visualisation and mapping. Each of these topics is illustrated with comparison maps.

2015

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Un motel autoroutier dans les plaines du Piémont, Italie

Jérôme Zufferey

1995

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