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Charlotte Marchina et Camille Fossier ont récemment publié un article consacré à l'étude des interactions entre humains et animaux dans les systèmes pastoraux de Sibérie avec d'un système d'information géographique (GIS). L'article est en ligne sur academia.edu, ICI.Référence : Camille FOSSIER &#38; Charlotte MARCHINA, 2014 , « Study of Human-Animal Interactions in Siberian Pastoral Systems via GIS (Geographic Information Systems) », in V. Davydov &#38; A. Arzyutov, Grani social'nogo : antropologicheskie perspektivy issledovanija socialn'yh otnoshenij i kul'tury. Pamjati rossijskogo ètnografa-tungusoveda Nadezhdy Vsevolodovny Ermolovoj (Sibirskij sborknik 4), Saint-Petersburg : MAE RAN, pp. 613-625.Résumé :In this article we propose an exploratory study of human-animal relations via GIS (Geographic Information Systems) among two different nomadic pastoral populations — the Buryats of the Aga district (Transbaikalia) and the Evens of Central Kamchatka. In this research, we used GPS receivers, which allowed us to produce a geographic location of the data and to represent on maps the herders’ and animals’ movements with respect to fixed reference points (pastures, encampments, etc.), allowing a new approach in the study of human-animal interactions.