Angélique Montuwy

Her research focuses on the accessibility of spatial information to support citizen participation. By drawing on concepts and methods from cognitive science, design, and geospatial science, she aims to support informed decision-making on territorial issues, whether through maps, cadastral surveys, digital twins of territories, or the exploration of immersive and multisensory devices or participatory science approaches. She thus contributes to improving the consideration of lived experience in representations of the territory, as well as spatial literacy and community empowerment.

Through interdisciplinary projects, she explores issues related to the democratization of geospatial knowledge, geovisualization, spatial cognition, and information personalization. She recently collaborated on the design of a navigation aid (Google Maps) for manual wheelchair users, a digital twin project on energy circularity, the development of accessible tools for community hydrography, and is co-supervising a PhD on BIM-GIS visualization for decision-making in building rehabilitation.