In den Jahren nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg hatten Geographen die Möglichkeit, die ferngesteuerte Fernerkundung zu nutzen, die nun für zivile Zwecke genutzt wird. Diese neue Technik ermöglichte die Entdeckung ererbter Raumformen, die vom Boden und vom Maßstab des Individuums aus unsichtbar waren. So definiert André Meynier in den bretonischen Hainen Birkenellipsen. Weniger bekannte Autoren folgten ihm in diese Richtung, insbesondere Marcel Gautier in der Vendée. Diese Ellipsen wurden als Spuren von alten Lichtungen auf dem Palimpsest der ländlichen Parzellen interpretiert. Diese Arbeit führte zu einer Dissertation über die von Jacqueline Soyer verfassten Rundschreiben. Nach 1979 (Veröffentlichung von Jean-Pierre Marchand auf Ellipsen in Mayenne) wurde das Thema von Geographen aufgegeben, aber von Archäologen aufgegriffen, darunter das Team von Gerard Chouquer an der Universität von Burgund. Diese Art von Forschung schien ihre Relevanz bei den erkenntnistheoretischen Entwicklungen der französischen Geographie zu verlieren, aber dies wird diskutiert, seit 2011 eine These verteidigt wurde, um dieses Thema zu rehabilitieren.
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