Grison – PLANIFIER ET CHOISIR UN ITINERAIRE EN MILEU URBAIN 2015

Description

This comprehensive French doctoral thesis by Elise Grison, defended in November 2015 at Université Sorbonne Paris Cité, offers a deep dive into urban itinerary planning from a plural cognitive perspective. Available via open access through the HAL digital archive (tel-01888581), this extensive 283-page document demonstrates high academic rigor, evidenced by its defense before a distinguished international jury. It meticulously details four empirical studies, employing diverse methodologies such as eye-tracking, interviews, forced-choice tasks, and virtual reality, all richly supported by numerous figures and tables. The research critically assesses existing theories, proposing a more complete model that integrates cognitive, psychosocial, and contextual factors. This significant work provides valuable theoretical advancements and practical recommendations for optimizing public transport planning tools, enhancing user experience, and fostering sustainable mobility.