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                <text>Ces quelques pages résument notre parcours et les acquis retenus en vue de développer une « écologie sensible » des formes architecturales qui s'intéresse aux modalités d'interaction concrètes entre l'homme et le milieu. Cette dernière s'appuie sur l'approche pluridisciplinaire des « ambiances » architecturales et urbaines dans laquelle sont articulées les dimensions physiques (constructives et environnementales) et humaines (sensibilité, pratiques, cultures). Après de nombreux travaux consacrés à l'analyse in situ, les expérimentations constructives ont été récemment menées sur des « maquettes » à l'échelle du corps en mouvement. Elles permettent de tester des configurations spatiales en les mettant à l'épreuve de l'usage et des sens. Elles contribuent à cette écologie sensible des formes architecturales naissante, susceptible d'aider à renouveler certains fondements et outils cognitifs du projet tout en investissant activement un nouveau champ de l' esthétique.</text>
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                <text>Several researches that we have conducted in our laboratory (CRESSON) have aimed at understanding the ambient milieu (among which sonic and optic environment) through one's experience. These works encourage us to consider an "ecological approach to architecture" which takes into account the human, &lt;br /&gt;sensitive and social, experience in situ. It gives importance to the potentials of perception and action that an environment can afford to users. But it also questions the aesthetic criterias and the embodiement of ́ references a that guide architectural thinking. The purpose of this paper is to show and discuss results of researches that lead us to question how "ambience" could be a reasoning vector when conceiving architectural and urban projects and how &lt;br /&gt;ambient references are build up and integrated in an architectural culture. The approach we use is indeed inspired and awakened by several researches in different domains such as that of perception or of sociological and architectural research. We briefly explain these references and their respective importance for an ecological approach. Then, we present two sorts of work according to their respective aims and a few examples of interesting results belonging to the fields of sonic environments and optic structures which could make reference. It will particularly concern spaces that create transition between different conxtets. They are important in &lt;br /&gt;current life and as units of structuration in architectural composition. &lt;br /&gt;Finally, we show the potential of development and we will draw conclusions.</text>
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                <text>L'objectif de notre communication est de montrer comment des phénomènes d'ambiance (sonores et lumineux notamment) sensibilisent les lieux souterrains et de préciser comment des caractères sensibles questionnent l'usage de ces lieux en tant qu'espace public. C'est au cours d'une recherche in situ financée par le plan urbain que nous avons pu approcher la constitution, la perception et le rôle des ambiances sonores, lumineuses et aéro-thermiques en milieu souterrain. Elle a été menée sur les sites du Louvre et des Halles à Paris en 1994-1995. -Dans nos citations et autres données les lettres [L] ou [Ha] désignent respectivement le Louvre ou les Halles-. Cette recherche a donné lieu à des enquêtes sous la forme de "parcours commentés" avec des usagers des deux sites et à la réalisation de mesures physiques. C'est à partir de ce corpus empirique important que nous tirons ici quelques conclusions sur la méthode pluridisciplinaire mise en oeuvre pour aborder l'environnement sensible et que nous dégageons quelques spécificités de l'espace public lorsque celui-ci est souterrain. En effet, quelques soient les moyens architecturaux et techniques employés pour fabriquer des ambiances maîtrisées (notamment au plans lumineux et aéraulique), il nous paraît important de repérer les limites et les questions que posent les lieux souterrains comme espace public.</text>
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                <text>Les espaces publics sont si divers qu'il est impossible d'en faire une catégorie unique ou une entité homogène. Cette diversité se lit dans l'espace, les formes et l'environnement matériels, comme dans les niveaux de définition de l'espace public. Celui-ci ne désigne-t-il pas tour à tour un "espace" politique, social, architectural et urbanistique?&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;Nous nous intéressons pour notre part aux espaces que l'épreuve pratique et ordinaire des villes nous révèle : il s'agit de l'espace urbain que j'arpente et des interactions auxquelles il donne l'occasion de se produire sans cesse. Formes spatiales et formes sociales s'y rencontrent. C'est d'ailleurs là que réside l'intérêt et la difficulté d'une notion comme celle d'espace public ainsi que les enjeux de son aménagement. Celui-ci croise des dimensions de l'environnement (son, lumière, visibilité... objets saisis au niveau sensoriel et physique), du milieu (interactions, échanges, sociaux) et du paysage (formes saisies au plan esthétique), si l'on suit ces distinctions proposées par Amphoux (1992) pour l'environnement sonore.&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;Comment penser en termes de co-détermination les relations entre ces trois dimensions que sont les formes sensitives, les formes sociales et les formes spatiales? Comment mener une approche interdisciplinaire susceptible d'aider l'analyse de nos espaces communs et de renouveler les catégories de conception de l'espace public urbain?&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;Nous supposons que l'expérience et la conception de l'espace public urbain reposent sur des qualités sensibles à partir desquelles les dimensions spatiales et sociales sont étroitement mêlées. Si l'usage des lieux, l'appréciation du cadre urbain et les formes de l'échange social produisent et utilisent ces qualités, comment rendre compte alors de la construction sensible de l'espace public?</text>
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The production of information has to be as short as possible, hence the need of automation to speed it up. The images are to be made comparable, that is to say registered, and this requirement is by fare acute when considering an automatic image analysis method. On one hand, the crisis image has to be acquired as soon as possible following the disaster, regardless to the sensor type and the acquisition parameters; on the other hand, the reference image has to be as recent as possible, to avoid additional major changes that aren't related to damage. Hence there is little chance for this reference image to be acquired in the same conditions (acquisition angles for example), or even with the same sensor, than the crisis image. Moreover, the multitemporal analysis of VHR images exhibits more natural changes that aren't related to damage. This is for examples changes due to human activities, or shadow changes due to different illumination conditions. 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Using the ancillary data in agreement with the reference image, we propose a method that automatically searches for the buildings roofs outlines in the crisis image. Then it attributes change coefficients to each building by assessing the amount of change on their roof. From these features, the buildings are individually classified to quantify the damage on them. A supervised classification based on SVM is chosen. It allows to reach good classification performance with a small training set. The chosen area of study is Beirut, in Lebanon. It is particularly adapted to our study because several images are available, before, during and after the bombing in summer 2006. We use images acquired with very different conditions, and with two VHR sensors, Ikonos and QuickBird. The studied urban area, Haret Hreik, includes high buildings that generate large shifts of the roofs from one image to the other, and also some occlusion areas. 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