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Déposer et enrichir les publications d’une collection HAL avec OverHAL, X2HAL et CrossHAL

Conferences and symposiums

Laurent Jonchère et al. (Jan 22, 2018)

Conferences and symposiums

Objectif : déposer des lots de publications d’un laboratoire dans une collection HAL à partir de WoS et Scopus, dont on récupère non seulement les métadonnées mais aussi les affiliations, et ajouter le PDF éditeur des articles hybrides et open access. CrossHAL permet ensuite de compléter les dépôts...

Synthèse sur les politiques institutionnelles de libre accès à la recherche

Reports

Laurent Jonchère (Feb 25, 2013)

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En matière d'archives ouvertes, les politiques strictement incitatives se sont avérées relativement peu efficaces (environ 15% de dépôts plein texte volontaires). Par contraste, les mandats institutionnels, dont le principe est de rendre ce dépôt plus ou moins obligatoire, permettent d'augmenter sig...

Le livre électronique, une lente révolution : 4e Journée Couperin

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Laurent Jonchère (2008)

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Malgré une offre de contenus toujours insuffisante et des -ventes très faibles, l'année 2008 annonce une nouvelle effervescence du livre électronique, suscitée notamment par le développement rapide des supports à encre électronique, et le lancement d'une offre éditoriale sur la plate-forme Gallica 2...

Des livres électroniques pour les étudiants : Une action de l'Université numérique en Région Bretagne

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Laurent Jonchère (2007)

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Over the last two years, university libraries in Brittany have been conducting an experiment providing a pooled collection of e-books in French for students throughout the region. As well as purchasing titles on sale, the libraries have also tried to negotiate with publishers directly to broaden the...

Quel avenir pour le livre électronique dans les bibliothèques universitaires françaises ?

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Laurent Jonchère (2005)

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Le marché du livre électronique est en progression irrégulière mais constante. De nombreux projets d’expérimentation ont vu le jour dans des bibliothèques, surtout aux États-Unis et en Grande-Bretagne, plus timidement en France. Cet article propose un point succinct sur le développement de l’eBook d...

Livres électroniques en ligne et bibliothèques universitaires : situation aux États-Unis, projets en France

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Laurent Jonchère (2002)

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Depuis l’étude de fond que nous avons publiée fin 20001, le livre électronique a connu des fortunes diverses dont Livres Hebdo relate régulièrement les péripéties. Prolongeant et actualisant certains aspects de l’étude de Pierre Le Loarer, cet article se penche d’abord sur quelques aspects de l’offr...

Des livres électroniques pour les étudiants

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Laurent Jonchère

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Livre électronique, une lente révolution : (Le)

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Laurent Jonchère

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Effects of fluctuating thermal regimes on cold survival and life history traits of the spotted wing Drosophila (Drosophila suzukii, Matsumara)

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Thomas Enriquez et al. (Apr, 2020)

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Drosophila suzukii is an invasive pest causing severe damages to a large panel of cultivated crops. To facilitate its biocontrol with strategies such as sterile or incompatible insect techniques, D. suzukii must be mass-produced and then stored and transported under low temperature. Prolonged cold e...

A step towards understanding the relationship between species diversity and psychological restoration of visitors in urban green spaces using landscape heterogeneity

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A. Meyer-Grandbastien et al. (2020)

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Studies have demonstrated a relationship between plant species diversity within urban green spaces (UGS) and psychological restoration of visitors. However, the majority of “non ecologist” visitors are not able to perceive all the different plant species present within UGS. More work is thus needed...

Vegetation management intensity and landscape diversity alter plant species richness, functional traits and community composition across European vineyards

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R.M. Hall et al. (2020)

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Land-use intensification at the field and landscape scale is a strong driver for declining biodiversity and ecosystem service provision. Vineyards are characterised by non-productive inter-rows, which could potentially host diverse plant communities. Mulching, tillage or herbicides are used to mitig...

3es journées CasuHal

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Julien Baudry et al. (Dec 2, 2019)

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International audience

Learning procedural skills with a virtual reality simulator An acceptability study

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Marie-Stéphanie Bracq et al. (Aug, 2019)

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Cash for long‐term care: Policy debates, visions, and designs on the move

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Barbara Da Roit et al. (Jun 3, 2019)

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Cash‐for‐care (CfC) schemes have introduced a key transformation in long‐term care policies across Europe since the 1990s. The article explores the extent to which CfC policies have changed over time and into which directions, the ways in which change (if any) has occurred and the forces underlying...

More than weeds Spontaneous vegetation in streets as a neglected element of urban biodiversity

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S. Bonthoux et al. (May, 2019)

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Compared to green spaces, the ecological value of built elements has been largely ignored despite representing the main land cover in cities. In streets, pavements are linear built elements which are omnipresent in all neighborhood types and which extend over large cumulative areas in cities. We ass...

Effect of interference and exploitative competition on associative learning by a parasitoid wasp a mechanism for ideal free distribution?

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H. Kishani Farahani et al. (May, 2019)

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Competition among foraging individuals of the same species occurs for several resources including, but not limited to, food, mates, nesting sites and, in parasitoid wasps, hosts. Individuals should therefore adapt their resource exploitation decisions accordingly and learning ability has been shown...

Barbegal carbonate imprints give a voice to the first industrial complex of Europe

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G. Sürmelihindi et al. (Apr, 2019)

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The watermill complex of Barbegal is one of the first industrial complexes in the world, and one of the largest such installations known from antiquity. It has been studied through excavations and what is known about the complex, its history and purpose, is based on the remaining stonework of mills...

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B. Bergerot et al. (Mar 29, 2019)

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Investigating the variables driving synchrony in populations and the spatial scales at which they operate is worthwhile for both a basic understanding of population dynamics and for management. Various environmental classifications have been developed to group sites according to predefined similarit...

First record of Pantala flavescens (Anisoptera Libellulidae) from the remote Amsterdam Island, southern Indian Ocean

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M. Devaud et al. (Mar 9, 2019)

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Natural colonization of macroinvertebrates into the Sub-Antarctic area is generally accepted to be a rare event. In February 2017, two live adults of Pantala flavescens (Libellulidae) were recorded on the isolated Amsterdam Island (37°50′ S, 77°30′ E), southern Indian Ocean. This circumtropical spec...

Diapause expression in a Québec, Canada population of the parasitoid Aphidius ervi (Hymenoptera Braconidae)

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Kévin Tougeron et al. (Mar 7, 2019)

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Genetic introgression among differentiated clades is lower among clades exhibiting different parity modes

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José Luis Horreo et al. (Mar 4, 2019)

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Mechanisms leading to sympatric speciation are diverse and may build up reproductive isolation. Reproductive isolation among differentiated clades may exist due to genetic incompatibilities, sexual selection, differences in parity mode, reduced post-zygotic survival or reproductive success of hybrid...

Evaluation of Sentinel-2 time-series for mapping floodplain grassland plant communities

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S. Rapinel et al. (Mar, 2019)

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Monitoring grassland plant communities is crucial for understanding and managing biodiversity. Previous studies indicate that mapping these natural habitats from single-date remotely sensed imagery remains challenging because some communities have similar physiognomy. The recently launched Sentinel-...

The first winter influences lifetime wintering decisions in a partially migrant bird

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R. Chambon et al. (Mar, 2019)

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In facultative partial migration, flexibility of wintering behaviour throughout the bird's lifetime (i.e. switching between migrant and resident tactics and vice versa) may be considered an advantage because it allows individuals to cope with environmental conditions. Quantifying the extent of flexi...