Emilie LERIGOLEUR

Address

Maison de la Recherche de l'Université Jean Jaurès 5, Allées A. Machado - 31058 TOULOUSE Cedex 1

Phone

05 61 50 43 12

Email

emilie.lerigoleur@univ-tlse2.fr

Personal Website

https://cv.hal.science/emilie-lerigoleur

The tasks are to supervise research activities in the laboratory's geomatics-related projects, lead the open science approach and assist researchers in the personal data protection (RGPD) approach, at 6 interconnected levels:

1) within the GEODE unit: leading the ‘Open Science and RGPD’ unit and participating in various research projects. Training correspondent since 2021.

2) at the level of the DRIIHM LabEX (Interdisciplinary Research Device on Human-Milieu Interactions), which includes 14 Human-Milieu Observatories (OHM) of the CNRS Ecology & Environment: management and development of the ANR SO-DRIIHM project (Oct. 2020 - March 2024) and leadership of the data-driihm group of OHM support engineers. In charge of several tools, including the photo.driihm photo library and the Open Science section of the website.

3) OHM Pyrénées Haut Vicdessos & Vallée des Gaves: support engineer since 2011 and co-director since 2024. In charge of several tools: OHM website, OHM HAL collection, web GIS and metadata catalogue.

4) SIST multi-institutional trade network of observation data management engineers: on the steering committee since 2019 and co-leader and trainer of 2 national training initiatives on QGIS software.

5) "Research Data" College of the Open Science Committee under the aegis of the Ministry of Education and Research: active member since 2022 (see https://www.ouvrirlascience.fr/college-donnees-de-la-recherche/).

6) Coop Données de la recherche de l'université Toulouse 2 : active member since 2024 in 2 working groups ‘GT Ouverture et partage’ and ‘GT Formation’.


At these different levels, the aim is to promote the open science approach within communities. This involves :

to study and understand the obstacles and levers in relation to the necessary changes in practices for greater openness and re-use of data;
to interact with the governing bodies for the implementation of shared digital tools and the definition of a data policy (e.g. within CNRS Ecologie & Environnement, see https://www.inee.cnrs. en/politiquedes-donnees-des-dispositifs-et-infrastructures-de-linee)
support scientists in drawing up a Data Management Plan for research projects and propose methods for managing data and documenting associated metadata;
support scientists in the process of declaring personal data processing (RGPD) in close collaboration with the CNRS DPD unit;
supporting scientists in the FAIRisation of data so that it is as easy as possible to find, access, interoperate and reuse (FAIR principles Wilkinson et al, 2016);
proposing guides, other media and publications related to open science practices, in particular within the framework of the Open Science Committee.