I have been working since 2007 as a cartographer for various research programs in humanities and social sciences. First - and still - for the PCR on the roman ports of Narbonne and from 2009 to 2012 for the ANR Gezira on human occupation in the Nile Delta in the 4th millennium.
From 2013 to 2018, at the Digital Humanities department of the Laboratories of Excellence TransferS, I put my skills at the service of the whole humanities and social sciences laboratories of the ENS.
I joined the CNRS in 2018 at the Laboratoire de géographie physique of Meudon (UMR8591) as a project engineer in geographical information sciences. Today, I continue my works in cartography and archaeology at the Maison de l'Orient de la Méditerranée (FR3747) in Lyon.
Field of research
Thegreatvariety of data and disciplines that I hadthe chance to workwith and theevolution of data management practices have contributed to place me as a user and observer of digital humanities: theirtools are useful to me in the processing and dissemination of geographical datas; methods and concepts of cartographyallow me to put their contributions into perspective.
GeoMAP – Géographie du marché de l'Art parisien (1815-1954)
Cavero J., Montabert A. (to be published). Spazialità del rischio sismico. In: Dessales H. (ed.), Ricostruire dopo un terremoto. Riparazioni antiche a Pompei, pubblicazione del programma ANR RECAP, Naples, (to be published).
Dessales H., Cavero J., Tricoche A. (to be published). The analysis of post earthquake reconstruction. Mapping and recording repairs in ancient Pompeii, In: D’Amico S., Venuti V. (eds.), Springer Handbook of Cultural heritage analysis, Springer Heidelberg, (to be published).
Cavero J. (2020). A GIS for the study of the Villa of Diomedes. In: Dessales H. (ed.), The Villa of Diomedes. The making of a Roman villa in Pompeii, Hermann, Paris, 2020, p. 133 139.
Blankenstein D., Cavero J., Covindassamy M., Maufroy S. (2020). Wilhelm von Humboldt, d’après une idée de Johann Wolfgang von Goethe : Instructions pour la réalisation d’une carte générale des langues, Paris : éditions Rue d’Ulm, 2020, 150 p.
Depeyrot G., Cavero J., Tricoche A. (2016). Le port de Shanghai et le commerce : l’exemple de 1901 et 1907. In: Depeyrot G., Flynn D. O. (eds.), From Underground to End Users, Global monetary history in scientific context, Wetteren: Moneta, 2016, Documents and Studies on 19th c., Monetary History, 194, p. 61 78.