RESEARCH
TEACHING
Bachelor Degree
- Geographic Information Systems
- Statistics
- Dataviz
Master Degree
- Marine GIS
- Webmapping
Welcome to my personal website!
My name is Teriitutea QUESNOT.
I am currently an Associate Professor of GIScience at the Department of Geography of Université de Bretagne Occidentale (Brest, France).
I also hold a Research Chair from Institut Universitaire de France (Paris, France).
I earned a Ph. D. in Geomatics from Université Laval (Québec, Canada) in 2016.
Research Chair: Innovation
Themes:
Non-Aristotelian Mapping
Oceanian Societies and Cultures
Mental Representations and Practices of Space and Time
Department: Geography
Laboratory: Littoral, Environnement, Télédétection et Géomatique (LETG)
Research Interests: Spatial Cognition, Spatiotemporal Data Modeling, Fuzzy GIS, Indigenous Ontologies, and Non-classical Logics.
Courses: GIS, Webmapping, and Statistics.
Head of the "Finalization" sector in the military project GEOMAPS.
Role: Supervising the final stages related to the design and the packaging of geographic products used in a military-based context.
Key Skills: Long-range Planning, Configuration Management, Geographic Metadata/Data Processing/Data Quality.
Courses: "GIS Fundamentals" (Bachelor) & "GIS and Spatial Analysis" (Bachelor, Master, and Engineer)
Course: "GIS and Spatial Analysis"
Services: GIS administration, Spatial database development and management, Map production, and Webmapping.
Clients: Urban Planning Direction of French Polynesia, Environment Direction of French Polynesia, CAPSE (Design Office), and the City of Punaauia.
Database management and tool development.
My doctoral research focused on the cognitive improvement of navigation and wayfinding platforms.
Thesis:
The Algorithmic Spatiality - Benefits, Limits, and Reductions of Algorithmic Personalization in Navigation and Wayfinding Assistance
Project:
Designing a Webmapping Platform for Tracking International Students' Mobilities within the Campus of Toulouse Midi-Pyrénées
Research Dissertation:
Territorial Dynamics and Issues Related to the Introduction of
Marine Environmental Zoning in French Polynesia
Major: GIS, Remote sensing, and Spatial Planning.