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A study session, organised by IPRAUS and the École Française d’Extrême-Orient was held on March 9, 2005 inSiem Reap at the EFEO with the aim of relecting on the establishment of such an observatory. This session deinedthe observatory’s mission, goals and programmes.Phum Tmey school extensionMaria Inès Costa (2006/2007)Goals, mission and programmesThe Siem Reap Angkor Observatory is a research structure, related to IPRAUS/ENSAPB and to the École Française d’Extrême-Orient, located in Siem Reapwithin the EFEO premises. It works in cooperation with APSARA.Research mission - Mappinginventory—plangatheringandCDRom burning associated with IPRAUS’ Asiantown mapping programme..- Documents gathered in a collectionbelonging to the Observatory (EFEO libraryin Siem Reap) are available to researchers. - The town’s representation through mapsand plans, analysis of the relationshipbetween the archaeological site and thetown;- Tourism and urban development;- Understanding the operation tools;- Observation of the architectural and urbanchanges in Siem Reap and its surroundingregion (identification, listing and typologyof new architectural forms, identification,listing and typology of urban extensions);- Urban and land dynamics;- Landscape, urban and territorial heritage. Scientific teamScientific authority:Pierre ClémentNathalie LancretCharles GoldblumChristophe Pottier ENSAPB/IPRAUSscientific coordinationInès GaulisSiem Reap ObservatorysupervisorAline Hétreau-PottierChargés de missionAdèle EspositoCyril RosLisa Ros
Creation of an experimental agricultural centrePablo Valcarcel (2006/2007)A stratified hydraulic network allows for maximisation of production.Surface water is essential all-year-round.Composting sitea mesh of articulated bamboo allows forkeeping decomposing organic matter. This enables goodventilation, a necessity during the first stages of the process.It is also a visual barrier. Bamboo’s physical properties, itsflexibility and lightness facilitate its installation and providesvery good tensile strength. composting station light and mobile main building Geographical backgroundTime and spaceMonuments and remains constituting the Angkor site (IX th – XV th centuries) arespread all over the Siem Reap region located in the north-west of present day Cambodia.This territory is bordered to the north-east by the Phnom Kulen (498m)mountain chain. The major rivers travelling through and irrigating the Angkorplain (Roluos, Siem Reap and Puok rivers) are sourced from this massif. It thereforeconstitutes the “water tower” for this territory, where the deep water tables of theregion also recharge. Satelliteit is a resting area, a vital componentin a larger than 50ha park. It protects fromthe sun and the rain. Its lightness means it ismobile and can be moved and transported toother locations easily. building Self-help housingeach family will build thewalls using materials such as bamboo. The landlordhas the liberty to decide the aspect of thefirst floor rooms. The name Tonle Sap includes the hydrologicalsystem of the lake and its natural outletconnecting it to the Mekong.
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