Man and River Systems II General programme of communications

Man and River Systems II General programme of communications

Man and River Systems II
General programme of communications
Session 1, plenary, December 4th
Which NOM (natural organic matter) matters ?
Filella M. (CABE, University of Geneva, Switzerland)
Wetlands as sinks and sources of diffuse pollutants - linking science
Maltby E. and Bonnett S. (University of Liverpool, England)
to management
Thouvenot M, Billen G. and Garnier J. (Helsinki University of
Modelling of denitrification flux over a whole drainage network
Technology, Finland/ Pierre et Marie Curie University, France)
Bioavailable trace metals in the Seine river basin : a 3-year
Tusseau-Vuillemin M.H., Buzier R, Elbaz-Poulichet F., Seidel
experiment with DGT
J.L. (Cemagref and Hydrosciences Montpellier, France)
The role of the organic matter pool of agricultural soils in nitrate
Sebilo M., Billen G., Mayer B., Mariotti A. (Pierre et Marie Curie
pollution : Isotopic tracing (15N-NO3- and 18O-NO3-)
University, France/University of Calgary, Canada)
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Humborg C., Eriksson H., Mörth C.M., Sundbom M., Alling V.,
Rahm L., Wulff F., Borg H. (Stockholm University and Linköping
University, Sweden)
14:00
14:30
Huang C.C. and Pang J. (Shaanxi Normal University, Xi'an,
China)
14:30
14:50
Benoit P., Berthier K., Morera R., and Rouillard J. (University
Paris I, France)
14:50
15:10
Barles S. (Paris 8 University, France)
15:10
15:30
Behrendt H., Opitz D., Kolanek A., Korol R. and Stronska M.
(Leibniz Institute of Freshwater Ecology and Inland Fisheries,
Berlin, Germany/Institute of Meteorology and Water
Management, Wroclaw, Poland)
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Le T.P.Q., Garnier J., Billen G., Théry S., Ruelland D. and Chau
V.M. (INPC, Hanoi, Vietnam/Pierre et Marie Curie University,
Paris, Musée de l'Homme, Hydrosciences, Montpellier
University, France)
17:30
17:50
Hallissey R. and Magette W. (University College, Dublin, Ireland)
17:50
18:10
Némery J. and Garnier J. (LTHE, Grenoble and Pierre et Marie
Curie University, France)
18:10
18:30
Session 2, plenary, December 4th
Critical processes for the land-sea transfer of biogenic elements in
cultivated and boreal watersheds - what can we learn from the Baltic
Sea catchment?
Tracing the Beginning of Human-accelerated runoff Erosion and
Deposition on the Gentle Loess Lands within the Weihe River
Drainage Basin, China.
The mark of history : rivers and valleys in the Seine river basin from
the VIIIth to the XVIIIth century
Urban Metabolism and River Systems: An historical Perspective ;
Paris and the Seine, 1790-1970
Changes of the nutrient loads of the Odra River during the last
century – their causes and consequences
Coffee break + poster session 1
Metal contamination budget at the river basin scale
Impact of Historical and Future Agricultural Land Use on the
Hydrological Regime of a Canadian Watershed
Lestel L., Meybeck M., Thévenot D. (CNAM, Pierre et Marie
Curie University, Paris-Val de Marne University, France)
Quilbé R., Rousseau A.N., Moquet J.-S., Savary S., Ricard S.,
Garbouj S. (INRS-Ete, Québec, Canada)
Indicators and optimal spatial distribution of linear landscape
Meyer B.C. and Hirt U. (Dortmund University and Institute of
elements for planning purposes on the basis of landscape functions. Freshwater Ecology and Inland Fisheries, Berlin, Germany)
Modelling the biogeochemical functioning of the Red River system
The Development and Testing of a Modified Phosphorus Scheme
(mPRS) for Irish Grasslands.
Agricultural and hydrographic P budget at the scale of the Seine
watershed (France)
Session 3, plenary, December 5th
Wasson J.-G., Villeneuve B., Garcia Bautista A., Chandesris
A.,Pella H., Mengin N., Dobiasova M., Bacikova S.,Murray-Bligh
How to reach a “Good ecological status” in rivers? Large scale
J., Timm H., Iital A. (Cemagref, Lyon, France/Slovak
models allow to identify regional pressures in European countries
Hydrometeorological Institute, Slovak Republic/Environment
(France, UK, Slovaquia, Estonia).
Agency, UK/Estonian University of Life Sciences, and Tallinn
University of Technology, Estonia/).
Integrated water resources management: the importance of
Meire P., de Deckere E., Staes J. and Coenen M. (University of
managing ecosystem goods and services.
Antwerp, Belgium)
Chambers P.A., Brua R.B., Vis C., Culp J.M. (Envirinment
Defining Good Ecological Status to Prevent Eutrophication of
Canada, Burlington and Saskatoon, University of New
Canadian Agricultural Streams
Brunswick, Fredericton, Canada)
Bioindication and bioassay methods combination for the water quality Barinova, S. S., Tavassi, M. and Nevo, E. (University of Haifa,
assessment in the Qishon River, Israel
Israel)
Establishing Diatom Reference Communities in Quebec Streams
Grenier M., Campeau S. and Rousseau A.N. (INRS-Ete,
(Canada) : Ecological Goals for Stream Restoration and Baseline for Québec, Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières, Québec,
Evaluation of Aquatic Ecosystem Degradation Status
Canada)
Coffee break + poster session 2
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Contemporary evolution of fish communities in the river Seine:
effects of hydroclimatic variability and water quality evolution.
Tales E., Belliard J., Ditche J.-M., Rousselot O. (Cemagref,
Antony, Conseil Supérieur de la Pêche, Compiègne, SIAAP,
Paris, France)
11:00
11:20
Monitoring of the state of fish populations of the basin of the
Syrdarya river
Mamilov N.S., Shalakhmetova T.M., Blanchoud H., Kozhabaeva
E.B., Beghimbetova D.A., .Karimov B.K. (Al-Farabi Kazakh
National University, Almaty, Uzbekistan Academy of Sciences,
Taschkent, Uzbekistan/Pierre et Marie Curie University, France)
11:20
11:40
Are gammaridean amphipods suitable biomonitors for trace metal
contamination in urban impacted freshwaters?
Effect of meandering river channelisation on the floodplain lakes
diversity: observations from the Lyna and Drwêca rivers, NE Poland
Contribution of remote-sensing for the spatial analysis of land use in
river corridors to model relationship between land use pressures and
the ecological status of rivers
Pellet B., Tusseau-Vuillemin M.-H., Lacour C., Geffard O.
(Cemagref, Antony and Lyon, France)
Gliñska-Lewczuk ,K. (University of Warmia nad Mazury, Olsztyn,
Poland)
Tormos T., Kosuth P., Durrieu S., Wasson J.-G., Pella H.,
Villeneuve B. (UMR Tetis, Cemagref, CIRAD, ENGREF,
Montpellier, and Cemagref, Lyon, France)
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12:00
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12:20
12:40
Session 1, parallel, December 5th
Water Quality Modelling in Vegetated Rivers
Nitrate dynamics in a sub-surface drained agricultural watershed
Assessment of the Factors Controlling Nitrate Retention in Riparian
Zones in the Seine River Basin
Long-Term Trends in Dissolved Organic Matter in French Rivers
Modelling greater Paris effluents evolution effect on the river Seine
quality
Desmet N., Van Belleghem S., Seuntjens P, Meire P. (Flemish
Institute for Technological Research and University of Antwerp,
Belgium)
Billy C., Kao C., Birgand F., Tournebize J., Sébilo M. (Cemagref
and Pierre et Marie Curie University, France)
Curie F., Ducharne A., Bendjoudi H., Billen G., Viennot P.,
Viavattene C. (Pierre et Marie Curie University and Ecole des
Mines, France)
Gruau G., Birgand F. (CAREN-CNRS, Université de Rennes,
Cemagref, Antony, France)
Even S., Mouchel J.M., Servais P., Paffoni C. and Chabanel M.
(Ecole des Mines, Pierre et Marie Curie University, SIAAP,
AESN, France/Free University, Brussels, Belgium)
Coffee break + poster session 3
Concentration and availability of dissolved PAHs in the river Seine
basin : DOM as a major controlling factor
Modelling microbiological water quality in the Seine river drainage
network: past, present and future situations
Non point source microbial pollution: a case study of Delhi
Endocrine disruptors in the environment: Compounds and
mechanisms. Case study of phthalates in Northern France
General discussion, session 1 and session 2
Mouchel J.M., Lorgeoux C. and Gourlay C. (Pierre et Marie Curie
University, Ecole des Ponts, Cemagref, France)
Servais P., Garcia-Armisen T., Billen G. and Goncalves A.
(Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium/CNRS, Pierre et Marie
Curie University and SIAAP, France)
Jamwal P., Mittal A.K., Mouchel J.M. (IIT Delhi, India/Pierre et
Marie Curie University, France)
Blanchard M., Teil M.-J., Dargnat C and Chevreuil M.
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Session 2, parallel, December 5th
Inputs of particulate, dissolved and labile trace metals from WWTP
effluents to the Seine river
A Hydrological Modelling Framework for Defining Watershed-Scale
Achievable Performance Standards of Pesticides Beneficial
Management Practices
Modelling pesticides agricultural uses and transfer to the
environment in the Vesle river catchment, France.
The regional model for integrated water management MOSDEW
The management plan – tool for sustainable development of the
Danube river, Danube Delta and Romanian costal waters
Buzier R., Keirsbulck M. and Tusseau-Vuillemin M.H. (Limoges
University and Cemagref, France)
Rousseau A.N, Quilbé R., Lafrance P., Savary S., Amrani M.,.
Caux P.-Y., Jiapizan P. (INRS-ETE, Québec, Centre Saint
Laurent, Montréal, Environnement Canada, Gatineau, Québec,
Canad)
Schott C., Guigon E., Rat A., Mignolet C., Blanchoud H., Ledoux
E. and Benoît M. (INRA, Mirecourt, Ecole des Mines, Paris,
Pierre et Marie Curie University, Paris, France)
Printz A. and Schwartz v. Raumer H.G. (Stuttgart University,
Germany)
Serban P. and Jula G. (National Administration « Romanian
Waters », Bucharest, Romania)
Coffee break + poster session 3
Trifu M.C., Pandele A., Garnier J., Billen G., Ledoux E., Rusu C.,
Nertan A., Craciunesscu V. and Toma M. (National Institute of
Hydrology and Water Management, Bucharest, National
Correlation of water quantity and quality analysis with environmental
Administration « Apele Romane », Bucharest, National
economical analysis, using Open-GIS technology
Administration of Meteorology, Bucharest, Siret Water
Directorate, Bacau, Romania/Pierre et Marie Curie University,
Paris, Ecole des Mines, Paris, France)
Evaluation of sampling strategies for estimating annual nutrient loads
Birgand F. and Faucheux C. (Cemagref, Antony, France)
at the outlets of rural watersheds
Nitrogen retention in surface waters: application and interVenohr M. and Behrendt H. (Leibniz Institute of Freshwater
comparison of empirical and conceptual models
Ecology and Inland Fisheries, Berlin, Germany)
Modelling nutrient transport and retention in river basins: a
Darracq A. and Billen G. (Stockholm University, Sweden and
comparison between a deterministic drainage-network model and an
Pierre et Marie Curie University, France)
hybrid watershed approach
Integrating interfaces within biogeochemical functioning of large
Vervier P., Sanchez Perez J.M., Sauvage S., Peyrard D.,
rivers (Garonne River, France)
Delmotte S., Boulêtreau S., Bonvallet Garay S., Gerino M.
General discussion, session 1 and session 2
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14:20
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14:40
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Session 4, plenary, December 6th
Sustainable governance of water services in metropolitan areas, and Barraqué B. and Formiga-Johnsson R.M. (LATTS, ENPC,
its interference with integrated water resources management
France/COPPE, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brasil)
Formiga Johnsson R.M., Scatasta M., Soares de Azevedo
The impact of regional differences on institutions and technical tools
J.P.(COPPE, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brasil/John
for river basin management: an analysis of the Brazilian case
Hopkins University, Baltimore, USA)
Why can voluntary agreements between water companies, farmers
Heinz I. (University of Dortmund , Germany)
and authorities help to implement the EU WFD and CAP reforms?
Effects of alternative management models on the calculation of the
Massarutto A. (University of Udine and IEFE, Italy)
cost of water services
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Dombrowsky I. (UFZ, Leipzig, Germany)
10:40
11:00
Moellenkamp S. (University of Osnabrück, Germany)
11:00
11:20
Garcier R. (Ecole Normale Supérieure, Paris, France)
11:20
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Coffe Break
16:00
16:30
General discussion, session 3 and session 4
16:30
17:00
Final discussion, all sessions
17:00
17:30
Coffe Break + Poster Session 4
Can the European International River Commissions serve as a
Model of Transboundary Water Cooperation? An Analysis of the
Effectiveness of the Elbe Quality Regime
The WFD-effect on upstream-downstream relations in international
river basins
The Road to Hell is paved with Good Intentions: The
Mismanagement of the Moselle River basin (1850-2000)
Difficult improvement of public participation in an international
organism of water management: the case of Senegal River
The “missing-link” between the conceptual-level and the “level-ofaction” in integrated water resources management
On the role of the civil society in ‘Room for the River’ in the
Netherlands.
The co-production of a "relevant" expertise by administration agents
and scientists in the process of water policies elaboration and
implementation
Wincoms : water framework directive – integration, negotiation and
communication of optimal measures with stakeholders
Knowledge-based approaches for river basin management
Sene A.M., Bonin S. and Soubeyran O. (Insitut de Géograpohie
Alpine, Grenoble, France)
Pfaundler M. (Federal Office of the Environment, Bern,
Switzerland)
Schielen R.W. (Ministry of Transport, Public Works and Water
Management, Arnhem, Nederlands)
Deroubaix J.F.D. (Cereve, ENPC, France)
Bruen M., Kelly M. and Magette W. (University College, Dublin,
Ireland)
Mikulecky P. (University of Hradec Králové, Czch republic)
Caille F., Middelkoop H., Riera J.L., Rosell-Melé A. (Autonomous
Integrated assessment of nutrient flows in a Catalan river catchment:
University of Barcelona and University of Barcelona,
a social perspective
Spain/Utrecht University, Nederlands )
Measurement planning according to the Water Framework Directive
Berkhoff K. (University of Osnabrück, Germany)
combining nutrient modelling and stakeholder participation
Stakeholder Discourse and Water Management in a Catchment in
Collentine D. and Lupo Stanghellini P.S. (Gävle University,
Northern Italy
Sweden/University of Trento, Italy)