VitiTerroir
Simuler les dynamiques spatiales des territoires viticoles ligériens
Loin d'être figés, les terroirs viticoles, espaces vivants, évoluent au rythme des pulsations de la société. Les communautés humaines créent, exploitent, entretiennent, adaptent à leurs besoins les vignobles sous l'influence des considérations culturelles (évolution des goûts, sentiment d'attachement identitaire à la vigne), sociales (exigences nouvelles des consommateurs en matière de santé publique et de bien-être), économiques (évolution de la demande, pression de la concurrence), juridiques (évolution de la législation sur les droits de plantation) et environnementales (appauvrissement des sols, préoccupations paysagères, pression urbaine, évolutions climatiques).
The terroirs are dynamic spaces. They evolve according to the society’s pulsations. Human communities create, exploit, manage and adapt the vineyards to their needs under the influences of cultural, social, legal, economic and environmental pressures. Our project called “VitiTerroir” propose to analyze specifically the dynamic of wine territories in Centre region. In order to respond to the ecological, economical and legal challenges that the viticulture will be confronted to in the next decades, we propose to develop an original tool of simulation based on agents. We aim to simulate the complex evolving of wine territories with a spatial and temporal multiscale approach. Due to a multidisciplinary partnership (geography, history, biology, agronomy, law and economy) we first propose to identify the main transforming processes of vineyard’s territories and secondly to model these processes in a multi-agent platform. In a more operational and prospective approach, this work eventually offers to highlight a historical comprehension of vineyard's dynamics and simulate the plausible evolutions of wine territories in Centre region.
Editor(s)
Adrien Lammoglia
Subjects
Environmental studies, Geography & Development, History
Themes
Systems, modelling, geostatistics, Geography: society and territory, Nature, landscape and environment, Rural history
Blog URL
https://vititerroi.hypotheses.org
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Editor(s)
Adrien Lammoglia
Date created
2015
Online since
20 October 2014
ISSN electronic edition
2493-1551
Language of publication
Français
Contact
adrien.lammoglia@univ-tours.fr
Address
VitiTerroir
Laboratoire Archéologie et Territoires
Acticampus 1
40 rue James Watt
quartier des Deux Lions
37000 Tours
France
Place of publication
Tours