Scientific Knowledge Management Anchored on Socioenvironmental Systems

In this article we discuss the actual tools used to create and disseminate knowledge among scientists and stakeholders. First we present a structural framework, concerning the co-construction of an interdisciplinary scientific knowledge considering environment as a major variable. Then, a demonstration is presented through two sets of drawings: a first series of drawings focuses on the relationship between Ideosphere and infosphere and gives a formal meaning to this relationship; a second series of drawings expresses the different facets of a social game (single, multi, inter, and trans-Causality; temporality) and ultimately its ability to produce a shared representation in the power game is analyzed. The drawings are progressively loaded with mathematical semantics (logical and categorical) with the purpose to demonstrate that agreements are constructed within a social game when it comes to produce logical representations. The objective of the structural framework, which as a mathematical object is "free of context", is to provide a theoretical foundation with computational efficiency to multidisciplinarity, interdisciplinarity, and transdisciplinarity scientific work