If this first meeting took stock of research at the level of the Alsatian academic site, it is planned to involve the partners of the Upper Rhine and all the actors concerned during future meetings.
Presentation media are available in the program description below.
'tEAUp modèle' research at ITES: understanding processes and predicting the evolution of water ressources.
N. Lesparre et S. Weill, TRHYCO, ITES
Quality or quantity: the dilemma of environnemental measurment. The case of turbidity measurment
A. Pallares et P. Schmitt, MECAFLU, ICube
Legal approach to acces to water: between commons, right to and responsibilities.
MP Camproux, V. Jaworski, E. Lambert, SAGE
SHS and territorial water management
S. Fernandez, GESTE, ENGEES/SAGE
Restoration and conservation in the face of current challenges: innovative tools and methodologiesC. Staentzel, C. Grac, Hydrosystem Axis, LIVE
What current hydrological measurements do not tell us: for a long-term approach to risk F. Salomon, Landscape Dynamics, LIVE
Resilience of the water table and Alsatian rivers to hydrological extremes and anthropic impacts C. de Jong, Hydrosystem Axis - LIVE
Transformation of micropollutants in aquatic ecosystems
J. Masbou, BISE, ITES
Aquatic environments as vectors of health and well-being, Individuals and the concept of "single health"
I. Charpentier, S. Glatron, ZAEU
Measurement, analysis, evolution and projection of the water cycle in mid-mountain areas: The case of the Strengbach catchment area. M.C. Pierret, OHGE, EOST
Contribution of underflows to the thermal regime of rivers: Investigation of a forest watershed in sandstone
P. Bois, MECAFLU, ICube
Microbial transformation of pollutants and community dynamics to disturbances
E. Muller, AIME, GMGM
The perception, governance and functioning of hydrosystems have changed significantly in recent decades. This is particularly true in the Upper Rhine Valley, which is characterised by
The research strengths related to water on the Alsatian university site are remarkable, suggesting a strong potential for the development of interdisciplinary research in sustainability sciences in this field.
The sustainability of socio-hydrosystems in a context of global change is based on three interlocking levels of organisation:
This seminar has provided an opportunity to discuss current research activities and projects that are being initiated or are in the process of being initiated by the Alsatian academic site in the field of water. It has also gave Alsatian research groups the opportunity to present their current and future work. This seminar was also an opportunity for the research players to discuss the latest actions carried out, to imagine possible synergies and to address current issues. Although this first meeting focused on research at the level of the Alsatian academic site, it is planned to involve the partners of the Upper Rhine and all the actors concerned at future meetings.
This conference is organised by the Researche Initiative in sustainability and the environnment, University of Strasbourg (RISE), in partnership with the Urban Environmental Workshop Zone (ZAEU) and the Fessenheim Man-Milieu Observatory (OHM).
