PRESENTATION
This memory stick was conceived for IS.Rivers 2012,1st international conference on Integrative Sciences and sustainable development of rivers that was held in Lyon - France, from 26th to 28th June, 2012. It is the electronic version of the proceedings of the conference.Content
In 2012, almost 170 communications were presented : 100 oral communications and 70 posters. They are representative of the research and innovative operations conducted internationally (around 30 countries were represented).We would like to express our sincere gratitude for the contribution of all the authors, reviewers and members of the scientific committee. Thanks to them, we managed to build up this basis of knowledge.
The papers are available by author, or by session via the table of contents.
We hope that this organization of the information will make it as easy as possible for everyone to access the information needed, to identify the key-persons at an international level, able to answer your research of information or request of collaboration.
Languages
The papers are written in French and/or in English. The menus of the memory stick are in both languages. Through this English version, you will have access to all the communications, including the ones written in French. Please note that an abstract in both languages is present on the first page of each communication.
Reading
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The IS.Rivers conference
IS.Rivers is an international conference organized by the GRAIE and ZABR and focuses on research and actions in the service of rivers.
This first edition was held from June 26 to 28, 2012 at the Lyon 2 University, prestigious and listed site located at the edges of the Rhone river.
The IS.Rivers international conference focuses on the sustainable management of the world’s rivers, especially European ones. It concentrates on the state of art management strategies and lessons learned from individual case studies. Particular consideration was given to the integration of physical, ecological and social perspectives of the different stakeholders involved in river management (governance, economy, culture), which is reflected in the title of the conference (“Integrative Sciences for rivers”).
For this event, the combination of ZABR and GRAIE allowed to lean on:
the
scientific network of ZABR, nationally and internationally
recognized for its quality and its enhancement activities implemented
with the GRAIE
the
GRAIE who organized seven editions of "Novatech" and has
demonstrated all seriousness, rigor and dynamism in the organization of
international conferences (the last edition was attended by 700
participants over 4 days).
The ambition of the organizers was to promote exchanges between scientists on the one hand, and river managers and stakeholders on the other hand.
Steering committee
Didier Graillot, EMSE, France
Pierre Marmonier, University of Lyon, UMR CNRS 5023, France
Bernard Montuelle, UMR 0042 INRA, France
Hervé Piegay, University of Lyon, UMR 5600, France
Scientific committee
Jean-Paul Bravard, UMR 5600 CNRS, France
Gary Brierley, University of Auckland, New
Zealand
Emmanuel Castella, University of Genève,
Switzerland
Clifford N. Dahm, University of New
Mexico, Delta Science Program, USA
John Farrell, University of New York,
College of Environmental Science and Forestry, USA
Josette Garnier, UPMC Paris 6, France
Stanley Gregory, Oregon State University,
USA
Helmut Habersack, University of
Agricultural Sciences, Vienna, Austria
G. Mathias Kondolf, University of
Berkeley, California, USA
André Micoud, CNRS MDFR, France
Bernard Picon, CNRS, France
Sergi Sabater, University of Girona (UdG)
and Catalan Institute for Water Research (ICRA), Spain
Organization committee
General secretaries: Anne CLEMENS, ZABR Director and Elodie BRELOT, GRAIE Director ASTEE, Nicolas
CHANTEPY Agence de l'Eau Rhône Méditerranée
& Corse, Eve SIVADE CNRS, Yvan LAGADEUC Compagnie Nationale du Rhône, Marc
ZYLBERBLAT Conseil Régional PACA, Laurent
GARNIER Conseil
Régional Rhône-Alpes, Aude
DROUOT Conseil Régional Languedoc Roussillon, Philippe
BAUCHET DREAL Rhône-Alpes, Olivier
NOROTTE Ecole des Mines de St Etienne,
Didier GRAILLOT EDF, Fabrice BEIGNON,
Martine MIRAILLE GRAIE, François COUTIN
GRAND LYON, Jean
CHAPGIER GRAND LYON, Corinne
HOOGE GRAND LYON, Olivier
PILLONEL Préfecture de la Région
Rhône-Alpes, Anne-Cécile COTILLON UMR 0042 INRA, Bernard
MONTUELLE University of Lyon, UMR CNRS 5023, Pierre
MARMONIER University of Lyon, UMR 5600 CNRS, Hervé
PIEGAY Voies Navigables de France, Frédéric
LASFARGUESMany thanks to the experts who helped for the review of papers, the chairmen and secretaries of sessions:
Barreteau Olivier, Beisel Jean-Nicolas, Billen Gilles, Brierley Gary, Cadilhac Laurent, Castella Emmanuel, Chastel Jean-Marc, Claret Cécile, Cotillon Anne-Cécile, Dahm Clifford N., Euzen Agathe, Farrell John, Fruchart Francis, Garnier Josette, Gautier Jean-Noël, Gentili Robert, Gregory Stanley, Guillon Anne, Habersack Helmut, Hooge Corinne, Kapuscinski Kevin, Kondolf G. Mathias, Lagadeuc Yvan, Lamouroux Nicolas, Langumier Julien, Le Lay Yves-François, Liébault Frédéric, Marmonier Pierre, Martinet Alain, Micoud André, Moatar-Bertrand Florentina, Mouchel Jean-Marie, Muhar Susanne, Nicolas Véronique, Norotte Olivier, Paillex Amael Damien, Pautrat Patrice, Pelte Thomas, Picon Bernard, Pillonel Olivier, Piscart Christophe, Poirel Alain, Regnier Jean-Roger, Renouf Elodie, Reyjol Yorick, Sabater Sergi, Sarraza Manuel, Sivade Eve, Zylberblat Marc.
Organizers
The
Rhone
Basin Long Term Environment Research (a scientific label of the CNRS)
comprises Observatory and / or Experimental Sites. It is the support of
research programs that provide elements of knowledge to stakeholders
and to public decision-makers, in the field of sustainable management
of rivers and watersheds.
It aims to provide decision makers with a methodology to evaluate the
effects of watershed rehabilitation or restoration on river
hydrosystems, in terms of biodiversity, sustainability (lasting
effects), ecological services and potential uses.
The
Rhone-Alps Group of Research on the Infrastructures and Water is a
non-profit organization created in 1985. Its aim is to contribute to
the co-ordination of supply and demand of research in the field of
urban water management. Its scope of activities includes the
organization of interdisciplinary working groups with partners and
scientists of complementary qualifications, and the synthesis and
dissemination of knowledge in this field. The organization of the
Novatech and IS.Rivers conferences is an example of such activities.
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