The AVuPUR project (Assessing the Vulnerability of Peri-Urban Rivers): experimental set up, modelling strategy and first results
BRAUD ; CHANCIBAULT ; DEBIONNE ; LIPEME KOUYI ; SARRAZIN ; JACQUEMINET ; ANDRIEU ; BEAL ; BOCHER ; BOUTHAGANE ; BRANGER ; BREIL ; CHOCAT ; COMBY ; DEHOTIN ; FRAMAIS ; FURUSHO ; GAGNAGE ; GONZALEZ SOSA ; GROSPRETRE ; HONNEGER ; JANKOWFSKY ; JOLIVEAU ; KERMADI ; LAGOUY ; LEBLOIS ; MARTIN ; MAZAGOL ; MICHELL ; MOLINES ; MOSINI ; PUECH ; RENARD ; RODRIGUEZ ; SCHMITT ; THOLLET ; VIALLET
Type de document
COMMUNICATION AVEC ACTES INTERNATIONAL (ACTI)
Langue
anglais
Auteur
BRAUD ; CHANCIBAULT ; DEBIONNE ; LIPEME KOUYI ; SARRAZIN ; JACQUEMINET ; ANDRIEU ; BEAL ; BOCHER ; BOUTHAGANE ; BRANGER ; BREIL ; CHOCAT ; COMBY ; DEHOTIN ; FRAMAIS ; FURUSHO ; GAGNAGE ; GONZALEZ SOSA ; GROSPRETRE ; HONNEGER ; JANKOWFSKY ; JOLIVEAU ; KERMADI ; LAGOUY ; LEBLOIS ; MARTIN ; MAZAGOL ; MICHELL ; MOLINES ; MOSINI ; PUECH ; RENARD ; RODRIGUEZ ; SCHMITT ; THOLLET ; VIALLET
Résumé / Abstract
The aim of the AVuPUR project is to enhance our understanding and modelling capacity of water fluxes within suburban watersheds. In particular, the objective is to deliver tools allowing to quantify the impact of anthropogenic elements such as urban areas, roads, ditches on the hydrological regime of suburban rivers. This paper presents the observation and data collection strategy set up by the project, and the directions for improving existing modelling tools or proposing innovative ones. Finally, we present how these tools will be used to simulate and quantify the impact of land use and limate
changes on the hydrological regimes of the studied catchments.
