geolocalisation
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Map, geolocate, or produce a study-location map for a literature-review corpus from a BibTeX file: turn a .bib into study_locations.csv, a KML/GeoJSON/world-map figure, or answer a question about a corpus's geographic coverage, spatial distribution, or country breakdown. Trigger on: /geolocalisation, 'map the corpus', 'geolocate the studies', 'bib to map'. Also triggers on 'carte des études' and 'où ont eu lieu les études'. Extracts each paper's study / case-study location automatically (per-DOI Scopus abstract + title + keywords, matched against an offline Natural Earth gazetteer), writes a reviewable draft table with a confidence column, lets a human curate or override it, then renders the corpus as CSV, KML (Google My Maps), GeoJSON (QGIS/Leaflet), a static world map PNG for the review figure, an interactive HTML map, and a per-country count table.
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