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Material Point Method (MPM) Workshop

Material Point Method (MPM) Workshop

Following Sacha Duverger's PhD thesis which was co-funded by INRAE Aqua department, a 1-day, free-of-charge, hybrid workshop on the Material Point...
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CT Digues

Workshop of the ICOLD Technical Committee on Dykes, Paris, 21-22 January 2020

On 21 and 22 January, the core group of the Technical Committee (TC) on dikes (chaired by Rémy Tourment) of the International Commission on Large...
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La mise en eau du barrage de Petit-Saut a ennoyée 365 km2 de forêt primaire. Plus de 25 ans après, les arbres semblent être dans un bon état de conservation et la retenue se compose de nombreuses zones de forêts ennoyées.  (A. Bonnet, 16/10/2019)

C-TROPIC Project: Role of Amazonian Aquatic Ecosystems in the Carbon Cycle

The objective of the C-TROPIC project led by the Recover unit of the Aix-en-Provence site is to improve knowledge of the functioning of Amazonian...
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Training day

Training day "Floods : Risk analysis of protection systems"

AgroParisTech and Irstea organised a day to get to grips with the methodology of the guide "Floods - Risk analysis of protection systems -...
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Antoine Wautier, winner of the international thesis prize "2019 Ioannis Vardoulakis PhD ALERT Prize".

The international thesis prize "2019 Ioannis Vardoulakis PhD ALERT Prize" was awarded to Antoine Wautier (UMR Recover Irstea/Aix-Marseille...
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RECOVER

The UMR RECOVER is a joint unit of INRAE / Aix-Marseille University focused on the functioning of ecosystems and natural hazards. Its objectives are :

  • on the one hand, to develop regional knowledge for risks related to fire, hydrology, the proper functioning of hydraulic structures, as well as decision support in this field
  • on the other hand, to study the dynamics of aquatic and forest ecosystems under the constraint of global change, the problem of ecosystem restoration and to develop tools and methods for assessing the state of ecosystems.

Global change, multi-hazard or risk management on a territorial scale and compatibility with ecosystem protection are cross-cutting issues for the UMR. RECOVER contributes to the INRAE / OFB (French Office for Biodiversity) national "Lake Ecosystems" cluster and hosts three OFB agents. RECOVER has a strong activity in the field of expertise, particularly in the field of hydraulic structures. The work is based on laboratories (geomechanics/geosynthetics, forest ecology and hydrobiology laboratories, fish breeding units in controlled environments, mesocosms) and field sites (experimental dikes, Réal Collobrier, FontBlanche, Barbentane and Saint Mitre sites, Bimont and Zola reservoirs).