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dont la participation le 13 décembre 2018 de Alexandre Callens (doctorant rattaché à l'équipe de recherche IPRAUS (ENSA Paris-Belleville) :  "Cartographier le palimpseste des milieux vers un projet partagé sur les trames vertes et bleues : itinéraire méthodologique dans le contexte opérationnel de la plaine Saint-Exupéry (aire métropolitaine de Lyon)"Accédez au programme : mapping palimpsest horizonsExtrait du site : Habitats in time is a PhD Seminar addressing doctoral students—in the fields of Architecture, Urbanism, Human and Social Sciences, Geography, Environmental Studies, Landscape, Mobility Space and Infrastructures, Engineering, etc.,—with an interest in disclosing the depth of territorial signs;in portraying processes of rationalization as wellas of infrastructure construction; in collecting visible and invisible marks from both field and cartography; in discussing urban evolutionary paradigmsas conceptual frames to apprehend, contextuallyand globally, processes that take place in cityand territory; in analyzing and modeling diachronic spatial phenomena; in aligning and segmenting heterogeneous datasets—and finally in representing them through the multiple dimensions of time:the historical (the longue durée); the present (contemporary dynamics and flows) and the future (both short and long term scenarios).