J.Y. Blaise
Call for Research Initiatives in Grenoble Alpes (IRGA) - Year 2023 - Université Grenoble Alpes
J.Y. Blaise
Call for ESR Nouvelle-Aquitaine "research" projects 2023
JY Blaise, I.Dudek, A. Néroulidis
The aim of the project was to identify, list and describe in a formal and systematic way the processes by which buildings or parts of buildings are being reappropriated in the form of participatory solutions - both to enhance and share the initiatives of social players and to provide material for scientific analysis. The project's main expected outcome was methodological: to have developed and evaluated a systematic method for identifying, modelling, documenting and synthesising the processes of transformation and reinvestment of small-scale built heritage.
The setting up and preparation of these workshops spread over a period of six weeks, and included identifying and structuring issues to be debated, producing supporting documents, analysing the laboratory project as submitted to CNRS and the internal changes since then. Work carried out in consultation with various permanent members of the laboratory.
On-site animation of these workshops, combining various methods of participation and interaction, projections and "tangible" content (blackboard, post-it notes, cardboard, etc.).
Residential workshops organised from 16 to 19 October 2023 in Fréjus (Var) in the presence of the permanent members of the laboratory concerned by its new scientific and organisational programme (changeover to UPR status from 2024).
Organised into sixteen sessions grouped into 4 blocks, covering both issues relating to strategic choices in terms of scientific orientation and partnerships, and issues relating to the notion of good practice (internal operations but also more generally in terms of ethics or projection in an open science approach).
J.Y. Blaise, I. Dudek, A. Néroulidis, F. Thavot
Setting up and organizing a special day dedicated to presentation of the scientific results of the ANR SESAMES project to the broad public - "Visites insolites" and "Fête de la science " in the rural town of Puyloubier.
The event’s preparation lead to the production of a series of specific outputs: six posters linked to online content, three original 'serious games' more or less resembling puzzles or tangrams (assembly games), a VR headset tour of the interiors of the chapels studied, and online products for the general public (panoramas with sound tracks and a convolutor).
The event was organised in collaboration with the town of Puyloubier and as part of the ANR SAPS-CSTI programme (DIRCOM CNRS, ANR SAPS-CSTI-Générique 18-19).
I. Fasse, J.Y. Blaise, I. Dudek, L. Bergerot, F. Bertrand, A. Néroulidis, A. Pamart
Design and implementation of a summer digital workshop aimed at students interested in architectural and historical heritage, at different levels of study and from a variety of educational backgrounds. The programme includes practical workshops and theoretical presentations (i.e. heritage restoration techniques and know-how, digital data acquisition techniques, data analysis and processing, making the most of the results).
The event was initiated by MAP-Gamsau (UMR 3495 CNRS/MC), in collaboration with the Citadelle de Marseille and ACTA VISTA (Groupe SOS), with the kind participation of the heritage architect responsible for the site, and in conjunction with courses at the Marseille School of Architecture.
J.Y. Blaise (porteur du projet), I. Dudek (co-porteuse)
Setting up and drafting the "MUSE - Immersive environment and reappropriable multi-sensory content as support for the spatio-acoustic analysis of heritage architecture, mediation and digital creation" project in response to the ANR SAPS-RA-AI 2023 call for projects, in collaboration with UMR 7061 PRISM and the Citadelle of Marseille (societal partner).
The MUSE project proposes to use the "fort d'entrecasteaux" as a meeting point for multidisciplinary scientific approaches (experimental and historical sciences) and creative approaches. It thereby questions the production of data, its documentation and its re-use as a driving force for thought (objective, cultural, emotional) about the building.
J.Y. Blaise, I. Dudek, P. Benistant, A. Néroulidis
Recruitment procedure in the context of the CNRS Socio-economic partnerships developer programme.
Title: Digital applications for heritage sciences
Preparing the application, defining the profile, selection procedure, recruitment.
The mission consists of co-developing and deploying digital applications targeting the field of cultural industries (and eventually that of lifelong learning) and relying on the scientific and technological advances made within the MAP laboratory (Models and Simulations for Architecture and Heritage).
It is part of the CNRS's "Ingénieurs-transfert" programme, which aims to develop research partnerships between its research units and economic players, by strengthening the capacity of the former to formalise research offers negotiated and conducted in collaboration with the latter.
A series of meetings between the staff of MAP-GAMSAU and of the Citadelle de Marseille (a non-profit-making organisation which, from December 2021, will manage the Entrecasteaux fort blocking the port of Marseille its the south side) as part of a multi-faceted partnership:
- preparation of a "summer workshop" using the architecture of the fort (2023), and more broadly, setting up lifelong learning training modules,
- research projects in and around "science and society" themes,
- setting up cultural and scientific mediation activities,
- The development of research or research-action programmes based on the issues of studying, conserving, reappropriating and promoting the monument.
People present :
Permanent members of both organisations, ACTA VISTA representative, Heritage architect in charge of the monument.
J.Y. Blaise, I. Dudek
Preparation of a work-study contract MAP (CNRS)/ CFA Epure, IUP MIAGE Aix-Marseille - Master in Computer Methods Applied to Business Management (MIAGE), Extended Information Systems Engineering (ISIe).
Theme: support for the development and management of a major IT project for the laboratory, the MEMORIA web IS designed by the host unit's researchers as a practical solution for formalising and intersubjective describing research flux.
J.Y. Blaise, I. Dudek
Supervision of three mid-term trainees
March-June 2021
• Université Aix Marseille, Faculté des Sciences site Saint-Charles
• Université Aix Marseille, Faculté des Sciences site Luminy
• POLYTECH Marseille, Département Informatique
UMR CNRS/MC 3495 MAP-Gamsau
organisation and animation - I. Dudek
Organisation and direction of a series of weekly meetings to familiarise MAP-Gamsau team members with the method of documenting research results within MEMORIA IS (review of objectives and ethical issues, presentation of the system’s functionalities, extension of the system tests, elicitation and modelling of knowledge, etc.).
I. Dudek
PCI Archaeology is a community of recommenders, playing the role of associate editors, who recommend unpublished articles based on peer reviews to make them complete, reliable and citable articles, without the need for publication in ‘traditional’ journals. Evaluation and recommendation by PCI Archaeology are free of charge.
I. Dudek
Assessment off needs and perspectives of deployment and articulation of the MEMORIA IS in the framework of the n-Dame_Heritage project:
• organisation and animation of collective training meetings and discussion sessions
• instruction of the an engineer in charge of the digital preservation of data (data collection, description of processes in MEMORIA IS),
• Development strategy for the adaptation and use of the system for members of the Notre-Dame de Paris construction site.
I. Dudek
Revue d'Archéométrie, publishes articles, in French or English, on any original and unpublished research dealing with the application of various scientific techniques (physical, chemical, mathematical, earth and environmental sciences, and natural and life sciences) to the resolution of archaeological issues or the development of new methods. Articles may deal with methodologies and their limitations, fundamental scientific research or specialised techniques, so long as their archaeological justification is clearly explained.
J.Y. Blaise (P1), I. Dudek (P1, P6)
July 2022
Position 1
Two years (renewable up to four years) researcher position in Digital Humanities
Knowledge formalisation, data curation and analysis in cultural heritage
Position 6
Two-years (renewable up to 4 years) study engineer position on digital curation of heritage science data
Data collection, Data curation, FAIR principles, heritage science
Mars 2023 > Position 6
I. Dudek
J.Y. Blaise, I. Dudek, P. Bénistant
Setting up of a work-study contract MAP (CNRS)/CERI (University of Avignon) Master 1&2 Computer Science. Training supervisor Pascal Bénistant (Head of IT at MAP).
Theme: support for the implementation of the MAP laboratory's open science strategy (covering all research products, from raw data to applications developed by the teams).
Selection of applications May-June 2022.
I. Dudek
A French-language journal published in open access and dedicated to the scholarly uses of digital technology in the humanities and social sciences. Emanating from the French-speaking association Humanistica, it is also supported by the Alliance of Digital Humanities Organizations and the Institut des sciences humaines et sociales du CNRS.
e-ISSN 2736-2337
J.Y. Blaise
Project Leader : F. Bocquentin (UMR 8068 TEMPS)
MAP-Gamsau: project partner (post-doctoral fellowship supervision)
The invention of the durable house within the first sedentary societies of the Near East: an analysis of the materiality of a domestic space, as practised and transmitted over the course of generations.
J.Y. Blaise
Belgian Federal Science Policy Office, Belgian programme of sustainable research cooperation between the Federal Scientific Institutions (FSI) and the Universities.
J.Y. Blaise
ISSN:1556-4673
The project document explains a significant institutional evolution of the UMR CNRS/MC 3495 MAP. It defines the motives and long-term objectives of this evolution, includes a SWOT based on the collective work of the team, ten sections defining the scientific priorities and operating strategies it has chosen, and details in the appendix individual roles, transversal means, partnerships, etc.
The drafting work included the integration of content produced during the residential workshops organised from 12 to 14 October 2022 in Robion, and individual contributions from team members: I. Dudek, P. Bénistant, L. De Luca, I. Fasse, A. Pamart, L. Bergerot, A. Néroulidis, A. Pfitzmann.
Sessions for collective validation of the contents organised over the period November-December 2022, project transmitted on the 9th of December, 2022.
Project Leader: F. Bocquentin (UMR 8068 TEMPS)
WP4 Leader - Design and memorisation of a longitudinal 3D recording protocol.
J.Y. Blaise (scientifique coordination for CNRS-MAP), I. Dudek (participant), A. Pamart (participant), L. Bergerot (participant)
Project coordinated by Anne Demeester (UR 4671 ADEF - EAST), and supported by the Structure Fédérative d'Études et de Recherches en Éducation de Provence (SFERE-Provence, FED4238), in response to the A*MIDEX white call.
WP entitled "environment and architectural spaces as influencing factors on the well-being and health of children: experiments in the existing context of a nursery school", under the responsibility of I. Fasse.
In this framework, participation in the definition of the concrete content of the WP and the investments of the MAP-Gamsau team (project finally postponed).
Residential workshops organised from 12 to 14 October 2022 in Robion (Vaucluse) in the presence of the permanent members of the MAP-GAMSAU team (except for those who were unavailable).
Organised in six sequences per day, with the first sequence being the co-definition of the expected result: discussing and adopting a clear renewal scenario on the organisational/institutional level, and feeding the work of drafting the project by means of a shared SWOT analysis on the one hand, and individual positioning on the other. Various methods of participation and interaction, essentially "tangible" (board, sticky notes, cards, etc.) given the number of participants (making this solution possible) and their profile (attempt to move away from the all-digital approach they so well know).
State of play and perspectives of deployment or of articulation of the MEMORIA IS in the framework of the MASAPlus consortium programme (TGIR Huma-Num), and of the 4CH European project (LAT /LIFAT/ MSH Val de Loire)
I. Fasse, F. Bertrand, J.Y. Blaise, I. Dudek, A. Neroulidis, A. Pamart
This seminar is part of an initiative by ENSA. Marseille to programme a research seminar each year the organisation of which relies on one of the school’s three laboratories - each laboratory having to "invent" a different meeting formula. The aim of such a seminar is to bring together different actors within and beyond the school around 'research' activities in a broad sense.
As organisers we chose not to focus the event on our laboratory’s own work, but rather to talk about 'heritage' from the point of view of diversity: what the term covers in terms of material or immaterial realities, professional practices, citizen commitments, decision-making, challenges and specific technical skills, etc.
The organisational principle chosen was to propose thematic sessions dedicated to different heritage science related issues; that now make scientific territories, as well as to discuss the impact of digital technology on the study, enhancement and transmission of heritage facts and data. Four sessions were proposed with each time a central intervention followed by short testimonies or experiences that could feed a debate. The members of the MAP laboratory intervened along the way, providing short testimonies, as if to say "this is how a laboratory such as ours can get involved in the heritage issue, from the research angle to the pedagogical/research angle".
The seminar was an opportunity to put forward missions, experiences and issues that go beyond the academic circle and thus to contribute to identifying complementary approaches and existing or future bridges.
J.Y. Blaise
Work carried out in several phases, over a period of 7 months (December 2021 - June 2022):
- Preparation of a commented/annotated/explained version of the HCERES recommendations, which includes 57 evaluation criteria.
- Organisation of recurrent debates inside the MAP-Gamsau team over 4 months, in order to discuss the 57 criteria and to use the preparation of this dossier as an opportunity to reflect collectively on the future of the MAP laboratory.
- Compilation of data and information on the structure and activities of the GAMSAU team ("production and activities" and "characterisation" tables)
- Amendment of the typologies of the “production and activities” table
- Extraction of the MAP-Gamsau team's own data for future reuse
- Selection of components to be included in the team's PortFolio (7 Flagship Actions including 3 publications).
- Follow-up meetings with the other MAP teams
- Writing phase of the HCERES report, MAP-Gamsau part.
J.Y. Blaise
Definition and structuring of a strategy for a renewal of the UMR MAP research laboratory’s contract (2024-2029). The overall strategy comprised several stages. As part of stage 1, preparation and organisation of a collective self-questioning workshop held during the UMR's biennial seminar (Lyon, 9-11 May 2022), based on a real-time smartphone survey tool. Twenty questions, divided into four groups, proposed following a three-month debate phase.
I. Dudek, J.Y. Blaise, M. Rabefandroana, P. Bénistant
The development of the MEMORIA 'sandbox' aims to enliven a community of scientific actors likely to get involved in the exploitation of the MEMORIA IS. It offers them a space of discovery of the system in which they can familiarise themselves with both the basic concepts of the IS and its highly visual interface.
The MEMORIA 'sandbox' allows potential users of the MEMORIA IS to try out the system and to explore the notions of output, composition, publication, processes and activities, or expertise. The other functionalities of the IS are disabled.
It is designed as a "hands on" platform that should help users to get a better idea of the principles of the MEMORIA IS and of its interface design. Please note that the sandbox is NOT a workspace. Its content is likely to be reset at the end of each month.
(launched on 20/06/2022)
I. Dudek (scientifique coordination for CNRS-MAP), J.Y. Blaise (participant)
Horizon EUROPE 2022
A. Kadłuczka
ARCHE_RESTORED - project preparation (101094702 - GAP-101094702)
Architectural heritage in a regional system towards its research and restitution in ecological development of society.
J.Y. Blaise, I. Dudek
Residential workshop, Chartreuse de Villeneuve lez Avignon (FR), 22-24/06/2022
J.Y. Blaise, I. Dudek
Supervision of three mid-term trainees
April-June 2022
Université Aix Marseille (bachelor's degree in Computer Science)
UMR CNRS/MC 3495 MAP-Gamsau
organisation / animation - I. Dudek
Organisation and conduct of a series of meetings to familiarise MAP-Gamsau team members with the method of documenting research results within MEMORIA IS (reminder of the objectives and ethical issues, presentation of the system's functionalities, extension of the system tests, etc.).
J.Y. Blaise
Examiner for the doctoral thesis defended by Muriel VAN RUYMBEKE, on 31 August 2021, at the Faculty of Philosophy and Letters of the University of Liege, Doctoral School of History, Art and Archaeology.
Title of the thesis :
Modéliser l’information archéologique à l’ère du web sémantique. Relecture 2.0 des données archéologiques antiques et alto-médiévales de la commune de Theux (B.)
/ Modelling archaeological information in the era of the semantic web. Re-reading 2.0 of the ancient and alto-medieval archaeological data of the commune of Theux (B.)
I. Dudek
evaluation of posters, dissertations (Master 1) and oral presentations
J.Y. Blaise, I. Dudek
Supervision of mid-term trainees (teleworking due to COVID-19)
March-June 2021
Professional license, webmaster
I. Dudek
Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence and Applications (FAIA)
ISSN/ 0922-6389 (print) | 1879-8314 (online)
I. Dudek
Supervision of mid-term trainees (teleworking due to COVID-19)
J.Y. Blaise
ISSN: 2308-4464
ISBN: 978-1-61208-816-7
J.Y. Blaise
ISSN:1556-4673
J.Y. Blaise (leader), I. Dudek (WP leader)
AAPG ANR 2018 CES 38
SESAMES
Sensemaking and Spatialisation for multi-granular heritage artefacts : 3D annotations, sonification. and formalisation of inferences.
I. Dudek
Support of the team in the framework of two incentive projects, MEMORIA (MC/DREST funding) and SESAMES (ANR funding)
IT, statistics and scientific computing
Tasks and objectives: finalisation of IT implementation of an online Information System: development of an Information System for the Web, development of indexing and query interfaces; user assistance, production and deployment of interactive visualisations.
J.Y. Blaise
ISSN: 2519-8386
ISBN: 978-1-61208-775-7
J.Y. Blaise
ISSN 1296-2074
J.Y. Blaise
Pauline Labarthe - ENSA.M (M2)
"Cogénéérabiter : La cohabitation intergénérationelle"
(24/06/2019)
I. Dudek
I. Dudek
Supervision of mid-term trainees (4 mois):
• Categorization and profiling of e-resources in a context of elicitation of knowledge (MEMORIA project)
• Automation of database update procedures (MEMORIA project)
I. Dudek
(N° certificate 41102907800d8455)
J.Y. Blaise
MAP-Gamsau team leader
I. Dudek
Post-Doctoral internship supervision
Contribution to the computer implementation of data collection and formatting tools used as a basis for experimenting the MEMORIA project.
I. Dudek
Supervision of mid-term trainees
Automation of database update procedures. (MEMORIA project)
I. Dudek
four-month internship (Master 2 level), UMR 3495 CNRS/MC MAP
MEMORIA research program
J.Y. Blaise
Research Master
MASTER SIS (Sciences de l'Information et des Systèmes), Aix-Marseille Université, ENSAM
J.Y. Blaise (leader), I. Dudek (work package leader)
AAPG ANR 2018 CES 38
SESAMES - project preparation
Sémantisation Et Spatialisation d’Artefacts patrimoniaux Multi-Echelles : annotation 3D, Sonification et formalisation du raisonnement.
J.Y. Blaise
Examiner for the PhD thesis defended by Cécile Saint-Marc, on June 7, 2017, at the University of Grenoble-Alpes, Speciality: Models, methods and algorithms in biology, health and environment (MBS).
Thesis prepared within the Grenoble Computer Science Laboratory in the Doctoral School Engineering for Health, Cognition and the Environment.
Title of the thesis :
Formalisation et géovisualisation d’événements historiques issus de risques naturels pour la compréhension des dynamiques spatiales. Application aux inondations ayant touché le système ferroviaire français. / Formalization and geovisualization of historical events from natural hazards for the understanding of spatial dynamics. Application to floods affecting the French railway system.
I. Dudek (scientifique coordination for CNRS-MAP) J.Y. Blaise (participant)
Horizon 2020
proARCHAEOTECTURE - project preparation
Proposal number: 810922
THE PAST IN THE FUTURE: DEVELOPMENT OF ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE IN ARCHAEOLOGY, ARCHITECTURE AND COMPUTER SCIENCES TO ADVANCE PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT IN CULTURAL HERITAGE PROTECTION
J.Y. Blaise (leader), I. Dudek (participant)
ANR Generic call for proposals 2017
SESAMES - project preparation
Spatialisation Et Sémantisation d’Artefacts patrimoniaux Multi-Echelle par annotation 3D, contenus hétérogènes et Sonification / Spatialisation and sensemaking for multi-granular heritage artefacts through 3D annotations, heterogeneous content, and sonification.
J.Y. Blaise
organisation / animation
10/01/2017
Scientific Objectifs > Research line 1: Models and methods for the analysis of the architectural and cultural heritage
J.Y. Blaise
Post-Doctoral internship supervision
Collaborative mapping and geovisualisation of spatio-historical data sets
J.Y. Blaise
Seminar "Modèles et simulations pour l'architecture et le patrimoine"
J.Y. Blaise
J.Y. Blaise
Contribution to the organisation and writing of the 2018-2023 research programme of the UMR CNRS/MCC 3495 MAP laboratory.
J.Y. Blaise, I. Dudek
Pre-Doctoral internship supervision
Methodological and technological foundations of a citizen-science customizable cartographic platform.
I. Dudek
Supervision of mid-term trainees
Implementing a Web platform - integrating graphics and interaction constraints.
(MEMORIA project)
I. Dudek
UMR CNRS/MCC 3495 MAP
organisation / animation - I. Dudek
participants: J.Y. Blaise, L. Bergerot, N. Carboni, L. De Luca, A. Pamart, N. Renaudin
Workgroop discussions supported and facilitated by a set of knowledge visualisations.
I. Dudek
correspondant of UMR 3495 CNRS/MCC MAP in charge of the Scientific and Technical Information (IST) of Institute for Humanities and Social Sciences
J.Y. Blaise
interdisciplinary workshop: Patrimonialisation du numérique & numérisation du patrimoine: regards croisés, organised by Mission pour l’interdisciplinarité (CNRS)
session 4 - Integration and enrichment of information for monitoring and conservation of heritage
theme: The temporal perspective
J.Y. Blaise, I. Dudek
Supervision of short-term / mid-term trainees on various topics (3D geometric modelling, informations systems, infovis, dissemination scenarios)
J.Y. Blaise, I. Dudek
STORYMAPS - project preparation (French-Austrian Joint Projects, ANR)
I. Dudek
scientific project leader
MEMORIA project - Record-keeping of digital resources and activities
J.Y. Blaise, I. Dudek
J.Y. Blaise
projet: Représentations dynamiques des temporalités des territoires
programme: Temporalités durables
J.Y. Blaise, X.Rodier, L.Kaddouri
I. Dudek
Journal of Urban Ethnology, ISSN 1429-0618, IAE PAN, Poland
J.Y. Blaise, I. Dudek
I. Dudek
Evaluation of project proposals submitted to the 2012 Call launched by the Latvian Academy of Science.
J.Y. Blaise, I. Dudek
college internships programme
J.Y. Blaise, I. Dudek
scientific responsability and organisation
MoDyS 2012 Workshop and tutorials : Modelling and visualising spatial dynamics : Reasoning on long time spans and uncertainty
Fréjus, France
J.Y. Blaise
scientific coordinator
Models, methods and tools for the analysis of the architectural heritage
UMR 3495 CNRS/MCC MAP
J.Y. Blaise
J.Y. Blaise
Knowledge & Data Analytics
J.Y. Blaise, I. Dudek
Presentation and evaluation of the 'Tactichronie' disposal by secondary-school pupils
VIII Akademickie Liceum Ogólnokształcące, Kraków, Poland
J.Y. Blaise, I. Dudek
Presentation and evaluation of the Tactichronie disposal by poly-disabled children
Fundacja Pomocy Niepełnosprawnym Dzieciom i Młodzieży im. J. Korczaka, Kraków
J.Y. Blaise, I. Dudek
Exploratory mission concerning the deployment and evaluation of the 'Tactichronie' disposal
Muzeum Historyczne miasta Krakowa
J.Y. Blaise, I. Dudek
Z-Corp rapid prototyping platform and post-processing techniques.
Production of tangible models of the Krakow Market Square.
J.Y. Blaise, I. Dudek
RTP then GdR 3359 MoDyS - Modélisation des Dynamiques Spatiales (Modelling spatial dynamics)
J.Y. Blaise
Workshops and seminars in the context of the RTP then GdR 3359 MoDyS - Modélisation des Dynamiques Spatiales
J.Y. Blaise
Projet: Multi−exploitation du modèle numérique en architecture
I. Dudek
Project: Modèles informationnels 2D/3D multi-échelles pour l’analyse des évolutions du patrimoine bâti
ATIP 2005 - Actions Thématiques Innovantes - CNRS
J.Y. Blaise, I. Dudek
Proceedings MIA 2006 International Workshop
J.Y. Blaise, I. Dudek, Informative Modelling - An introduction to informative modelling
J.Y. Blaise
appointed board member of the UMR 694 research unit, later UMR 3495 CNRS/MCC MAP research unit
J.Y. Blaise, I. Dudek
MIA Workshop and tutorials 2006 : Informative Modelling for the Architectural Heritage
St-Maximin-la-St-Baume, France
I. Dudek - responsable scientifique
Series of thematic meetings ("Master Classes") bringing together various groups of students of the laboratory.
J.Y. Blaise, I. Dudek
writing and publication of a monthly visual newsletter entitled 'Réflexion' − prolégomènes visuels à la modélisation informationnelle
I. Dudek
Consulting in the context of the 750th anniversary of the city of Krakow (2007) themes: data management (digital collections), heritage information systems, ...
scientific responsability and organisation: J.Y. Blaise, I. Dudek
VIA workshop
Scientific Visualisation Issues in the field of the Architecture heritage: Can architectural objects be used as semantic 3D Interfaces?
Marseille, France
J.Y. Blaise
APN 2001 - Multi représentations dans un Système d'informations sur le patrimoine architectural et urbain pour le réseau Internet
APN - Appel à Projet Nouveau – CNRS
J.Y. Blaise - scientific project leader for MAP
I. Dudek - scientific project leader for I HAiKZ
PICS 1150 - ARKIW research and co-operation program
Institut HAiKZ WA PK
UMR 694 MAP-GAMSAU CNRS/MCC
International Scientific and Cooperation Program, CNRS/KBN
J.Y. Blaise - scientific project leader for MAP
I. Dudek - scientific project leader for I HAiKZ
POLONIUM - ARKIW research and co-operation program
Institut HAiKZ WA PK
UMR 694 MAP-GAMSAU CNRS/MCC
PAI POLONIUM - Programme d'Actions Intègres MAE/CNRS/KBN
