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  • publication . Doctoral thesis . 2018
    Numérique et régime français des savoirs en~action : l'open en sciences : le cas de la consultation « république numérique » (2015)
    Open Access French
    Authors:
    Gruson-Daniel, Célya;
    Publisher: HAL CCSD

    This research investigates the worlds of contemporary French knowledge production in order to understand the different meanings of the term "open" in sciences. Specific attention has been drawn to the qualifying adjective open in relation to the french translations (ouv...

  • publication . Doctoral thesis . 2020
    Textual aspects of judicial proceedings files and perspectives for its automatic processing
    Open Access French
    Authors:
    Gianola, Lucie;
    Publisher: HAL CCSD

    Criminal analysis is a discipline that supports investigations practiced within the National Gendarmerie. It is based on the use of the documents compiled in the judicial procedure file (witness interviews, search warrants, expert reports, phone and bank data, etc.) to ...

  • publication . Doctoral thesis . 2020
    Modèles lexicaux standardisés pour les dictionnaires à structure automatique
    Open Access English
    Authors:
    Khemakhem, Mohamed;
    Publisher: HAL CCSD
    Project: EC | PARTHENOS (654119), ANR | BASNUM (ANR-18-CE38-0003)

    Dictionaries could be considered as the most comprehensive reservoir of human knowledge, which carry not only the lexical description of words in one or more languages, but also the common awareness of a certain communityabout every known piece of knowledge in a time fr...

  • publication . Doctoral thesis . 2016
    Cartographic tools for the history of places
    Open Access Italian
    Authors:
    Nurra, Federico;
    Publisher: HAL CCSD

    The issue of this PhD thesis is a Web Mapping platform on a global scale based on XML interchange protocols and accepted standards.The focus was on the minimum specifications that the archaeological data should have in order to be uniform and interoperable, and above al...

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