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Course unit

Industrial and territorial ecology

Last updated: 17/06/2024

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Course Director(s):

LAFOREST Valérie

General Description:

The engineering students will acquire the skills for a global and territorial approach to the management of flows between different systems and organisations and the consequences of choice of scenarii on associated environmental impacts. Thus, on the one hand, it is proposed to deal with the management of biomass and biogas for improving energy efficiency in a given territory. On the other hand, students will be confronted with case studies of the implementation of a system of flow sharing with a view to rationalising and achieving integrated management. In addition, students will undertake an environmental analysis of the case studies. The interest lies in using this approach in the context of territorial planning.

Key words:

Industrial and territorial ecology Industrial metabolism Shared flow management Environmental benefits

Number of teaching hours

33

Fields of study

Urban planning, Environment

Teaching language

French

Intended learning outcomes

On completion of the unit, the student will be capable of: Classification level Priority
Understanding the conceptual and methodological bases of industrial ecology 2. Understand Essential
Knowing and understanding the issues related to a global shared vision of flow management in a given region. 4. Analyse Essential
Reflecting on the sharing of flow and synergy between actors in a regional area. 3. Apply Important
Assessing the environmental pertinence of industrial and territorial ecology scenarii 6. Assess Essential
Proposing motivated solutions for shared flow management in a region. 7. Create Important

Learning assessment methods

Percentage ratio of individual assessment Percentage ratio of group assessment
Written exam: 33 % Project submission: %
Individual oral exam: % Group presentation: 34 %
Individual presentation: % Group practical exercise: %
Individual practical exercise: % Group report: 33 %
Individual report: %
Other(s): %

Programme and content

Type of teaching activity Content, sequencing and organisation
Course Tools for Industrial Ecology (MFA, Environmental benefits … ) (6 h)
Conference Conference on a case application: promotion of biomass and biogas + visit (9 h)
Case study Application to an industrial ecology issue (15 h)