Comment surveiller le volcan outre-mer ?

The management of volcanic hazards was established in the 20th century by institutions situated between scientific observation of volcanic phenomena and surveillance to anticipate eruptions and protect the population. Founded after the devastating eruption of 1902, the Martinique Volcanological Obse...

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Main Author: Jan Verlin
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Language:fra
Published: Société d'Anthropologie des Connaissances 2022-09-01
Series:Revue d'anthropologie des connaissances
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Online Access:https://journals.openedition.org/rac/27608
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description The management of volcanic hazards was established in the 20th century by institutions situated between scientific observation of volcanic phenomena and surveillance to anticipate eruptions and protect the population. Founded after the devastating eruption of 1902, the Martinique Volcanological Observatory is the oldest example of this type of institution and is particularly relevant for understanding the ordinary intertwining of surveillance and observation. Indeed, Mount Pelee is an active volcano that, after two major eruptive phases in 1902 and 1929, evolved into a long period of rest.
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spelling doaj-art-e21f75f37a9b4ca2b4e68a930ea12eea2025-08-20T02:26:58ZfraSociété d'Anthropologie des ConnaissancesRevue d'anthropologie des connaissances1760-53932022-09-0116310.4000/rac.27608Comment surveiller le volcan outre-mer ?Jan VerlinThe management of volcanic hazards was established in the 20th century by institutions situated between scientific observation of volcanic phenomena and surveillance to anticipate eruptions and protect the population. Founded after the devastating eruption of 1902, the Martinique Volcanological Observatory is the oldest example of this type of institution and is particularly relevant for understanding the ordinary intertwining of surveillance and observation. Indeed, Mount Pelee is an active volcano that, after two major eruptive phases in 1902 and 1929, evolved into a long period of rest.https://journals.openedition.org/rac/27608monitoringdisasterobservationoverseascrisis“natural” disaster
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Comment surveiller le volcan outre-mer ?
Revue d'anthropologie des connaissances
monitoring
disaster
observation
overseas
crisis
“natural” disaster
title Comment surveiller le volcan outre-mer ?
title_full Comment surveiller le volcan outre-mer ?
title_fullStr Comment surveiller le volcan outre-mer ?
title_full_unstemmed Comment surveiller le volcan outre-mer ?
title_short Comment surveiller le volcan outre-mer ?
title_sort comment surveiller le volcan outre mer
topic monitoring
disaster
observation
overseas
crisis
“natural” disaster
url https://journals.openedition.org/rac/27608
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