Thème de Recherche arceau

BDOH – Une base de données commune aux terrains du TR

Objectif : que chacun utilise BDOH pour que les données acquises par Irstea soient sauvegardées de façon pérenne.

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3. Politique qualité

   1. Qualité pour la mesure et l’observation

A compléter avec :

Gaëlle Tallec pour Oracle

Guillaume Dramais pour l’équipe métrologie

Céline Berni pour le laboratoire d’hydraulique

Patrick Arnaud pour le Réal Collobrier

Réseau mesure

2. Qualité en recherche

La politique qualité est historiquement très liée à la mesure mais elle ne doit pas s’y limiter : l'esprit de la démarche qualité peut se mettre au service du processus de recherche dans son ensemble (sans pour autant constituer un carcan nuisant à la liberté et à l'imagination des chercheurs). Cela pourrait prendre diverses formes : méthodes pour « clore les dossiers », pour consolider et partager les savoir-faire, etc.

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