- Aurélien Bernard (2011) Distribution et sélection d’habitat des passereaux prairiaux en plaine d’inondation. Application pour la définition d’une trame écologique, Thèse Université d’Angers. Direction S. Secondi
- Hélène Choplin (2011) La dynamique des berges et des îles de la Loire entre Orléans et Saumur de l’Antiquité à l’époque pré-industrielle , Thèse Université de Tours. Direction : E. Lorans, UMR CITERES, LAT.
- Elie Dhivert (2011-2014) Evolution spatio-temporelle de la contamination métallique dans les sédiments du bassin de la Loire. Thèse Université de Tours. Direction : C. Grosbois & M. Desmet.
- Arnaud Duranel (2010), Le fonctionnement hydro-écologique des tourbières : l’exemple de la tourbière des Dauges (Limoges) et du système tourbeux de Gourgon (Monts du Forez). Direction : H. Cubizolle (Université de St-Etienne), co-direction, J. Thompson University College of London (Royaume-Uni).
- Anthony Foucher (2011) Transfert particulaire des zones d’érosion aux colmatages des réseaux secondaires. Thèse Université de Tours. Direction : M. Desmet & S. Salvador.
- Aurore Gay (2011) Transfert de particules sur le bassin Loire-Bretagne : développement d’indicateurs de la connectivité des versants aux masses d’eau. Thèse Université de Tours. Direction : M. Desmet & O. Cerdan, BRGM).
- Fabrice Grégoire (2010) La construction des tourbières : approche conceptuelle d’un écosystème anthropisé. Direction : H. Cubizolle (Université de St-Etienne), co-direction, A. Honegger (UMR 5600 CNRS, Lyon).
- Denis Lafage (2011), Impact de l’inondation et de la gestion agricole des prairies sur les communautés d’arthropodes épigés, Université de Rennes, UMR 7204 CERSP.
- Coraline Wintenberger (2011) Rôle de la dynamique hydrosédimentaire et des travaux d’entretien sur le renouvellement des communautés de salicaceaea en Loire moyenne Thèse Université de Tours. Direction S. Rodrigues,J. Bréheret & M. Villar, INRA Orléans. d’arthropodes épigés, Université de Rennes, UMR 7204 CERSP.
Post-doctorats
- Vincent Bustillo (2010-2011) Modélisation et prévision du régime thermique de la Loire (direction : F. Moatar), GéHCO Tours.
- Flórez M. (2011-2012) La gestion agropastorale de la haute vallée de l’Alagnon (Cantal) du Néolithique à l’époque moderne. Archéologie et environnement. Post-doctorat (Université de Barcelone) du PRES Clermont-Université ), Université Blaise Pascal. (direction de F. Trément).
- Eymeric Morin (2011-2012), Relations entre le dynamique de la Loire et du Cher et l’espace urbanisé tourangeau, UMR 6173 CITERES-LAT (direction X. Rodier).
Thèses et HDR soutenues
Thèses
- Sylvain Chamaillard (30 juin 2011). Efficience d’utilisation de l’eau chez le Peuplier noir (Populus nigra L.) : variabilité et plasticité en réponse aux variations de l’environnement. Thèse de l’Université d’Orléans. (Direction F. Brignolas, & M. Villar), Université Orléans / INRA Orléans.
- Caroline Chartin (26 Octobre 2011) Effet de l’évolution du parcellaire agricole sur la redistribution des sols et la morphologie des versants cultivés – Exemple du Sud-ouest du Bassin Parisien (Direction : J.J. Macaire, S. Salvador & F. Hinschberger), Université de Tours.
- Laure Cormier (novembre 2011), Trames vertes : entre discours et matérialité, quelles réalités ? (Direction : N.Carcaud, J.Baudry), Université d’Angers.
- Audrey Latapie (26 mai 2011) Modélisation de l’évolution morphologique d’un lit alluvial : Application à la Loire Moyenne. (Direction : F. Moatar, A. Paquier & S. Rodrigues), Université de Tours.
- Marlène Lavrieux (8 décembre 2011) Biomarqueurs moléculaires d’occupation des sols : exemple du bassin versant et du lac d’Aydat (Direction : J. G Bréheret & J. R. Disnar), Université de Tours.
- Marie-Christine Marinval (5 décembre 2011) Sociétés et biodiversité animale à l’échelle du bassin de la Loire durant l’Holocène – L’exemple des vertébrés liés aux zones humides (Direction C. Petit), UMR 7041 ArScAn.
- Sébastien Raymond (31 Jan. 2011) Incertitudes des flux transportés par les rivières (matières en suspension, nutriments, sels dissous). Vers un système expert d’optimisation des méthodes de calcul (Direction : F. Moatar & M. Meybeck), Université de Tours.
- Eymeric Morin (17 juin 2011) Evolution morpho-sédimentaire de la vallée de la Choisille (sud-ouest du Bassin parisien, France) depuis le Weichsélien. Spécificité de l’impact climatique et anthropique en Europe du nord-ouest. (Direction J.J. Macaire, I. Gay, F. Hinschberger), Université de Tours.
HDR
- Cecile Grosbois (1er juillet 2011) Devenir de quelques éléments traces dans un contexte anthropisé : Caractérisation à l’échelle de la particule vers le bassin versant.
- Marc Villar (21 octobre 2011) Conservation des ressources génétiques du peuplier noir dans son habitat : bases biologiques, génétiques et écologiques Université d’Orléans.
Rapport scientifique annuel 2011
Vous pouvez télécharger ici le dernier rapport scientifique de la ZAL ainsi que ses annexes :
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Projet « Ville et fleuve »
Projet « Ville et fleuve »
coordination : F. Trément et S. Servain
La thématique a été choisie car présente dans des travaux abordant le présent et le passé dans des approches appartenant à des disciplines différentes (archéologie, histoire, géographie, aménagement et urbanisme…). L’objectif était donc de faire converger ces travaux et des sous-thèmes ont été définis dans le rapport précédent. Une première démarche de caractérisation plus fine et de choix des objectifs principaux au regard des projets développés par les différentes équipes impliquées dans la Zone Atelier Loire est en cours.
Des travaux ont permis d’alimenter les réflexions autour de ces thématiques ; des projets ont également été déposés, et certains financés, qui vont contribuer au développement des travaux.
sous-thème « Risque fluvial », démarrage en novembre 2011 d’un projet financé par le Plan Loire (CEMORAL) qui permet de développer lien entre équipes de Loire amont et Loire moyenne (ainsi qu’avec la ZABR)
sous-thème « patrimoine et paysage », un séminaire ZAL-ZABR a été organisé ainsi qu’un atelier dans le colloque des ZA
sous-thème « patrimoine et paysage », le projet financé PATRA « Patrimoine et trajectoire paysagère » (Plan Loire) a été l’occasion de confronter des visions du paysage portées par des équipes et des disciplines différentes et de développer de nouvelles collaborations au sein de la ZAL.
Des collaborations internationales, comprenant des collaborations, des sujets de thèse et de post-docs, ont été développées sur différents sous-thèmes dont l’exploitation des ressources de la moyenne montagne (Université Blaise-Pascal – Clermont 2 / Université de Braga, Portugal), l’archéologie agro-pastorale dans les monts du Cézallier (Laboratoire d’archéologie du CHEC / Institut catalan d’archéologie classique de Tarragone, ICAC) Espagne) et les paléoenvironnements holocènes de tourbière (EVS-ISTHME UMR 5600 CNRS / Université d’Innsbruck Autriche).
[fr]Thèses soutenues[en]Made thesis
Mathieu BONNEFOND
– Doctor
– Main field : Aménagement de l’espace
– University : University of Tours
– Laboratory : Team COST
– UMR 6173 CITERES Cités TERritoires Environnement Sociétés.
– Direction of thesis : Larrue Corinne, University of Tours
– Public viva in 24th March 2009, University of Tours
– Email : mathieu.bonnefond_at_univ-tours.fr
Thesis subject
– The modes of regulation of the uses of the natural spaces in France and in Mexico. Analysis of the cases of Brenne and pond of Tepalcatepec
– Download the thesis resume (PDF) (French language)
Cyril CASTANET
– Doctor
– Main field : Archeology
– Special field : Geoarchéology
– University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne
– UMR CNRS 7041 ARSCAN ( Archeologies and Sciences of the Antiquity). Team » Environmental Archeologies » ( main attachment)
– UMR CNRS 8591 – Laboratory of Physical Geography « Pierre Birot ». Teams » Continental quaternary Environments, natural dynamics and anthropisation « and » Dynamics of hillsides and river beds » (secondary attachment)
– Direction of thesis : Joelle Burnouf, University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne ; Manuel Garcin (co-direction), BRGM
– Financing :
- Research Zone Atelier Loire (Work Area Loire) (ZAL) program (CNRS, EDD department);
- Research, Training, Valuation – Valley of Orléans program, CRICA 2005-2006 (Regional Contracts of Cultural and Artistic Initiative);
- Collective project of researches » Geoarcheology of the Middle Loire and of her margins » on 2003-2005; project » River dynamics » of the BRGM on 2003);
- Program Water » Hydraulic Fallow lands » (CNRS) 2004-2008;
- Collective project of researches » Navigation and seaworthiness of rivers in Center region » (SRA Center) on 2004-2008;
- Collective project of researches » Housing environments and tardiglaciaires populatings of the Parisian Pond » (University Paris 1 Panthéon – Sorbonne)] on 2007, 2008, 2009
– Public viva in December 2nd, 2008 to the National Institute of Art history (University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne).
– Email : cyrilcastanet_at_hotmail.fr
Thesis subject
– The Loire in valley of Orléans. River and socio-environmental dynamics during the last 30 000 years: from the hydrosystem to the anthroposystem
– Download the thesis resume (PDF) (French language)
Cyril FLEURANT
– Capacitation to Manage Researches (HDR)
– Doctor
– Main field : Geosciences
– Special field : Modelling
– University : University of Angers
– Laboratory : Unit of Research Landscape
– Direction of thesis : Nathalie Carcaud (AgroCampus Ouest – Angers)
– Public viva in friday 9th october 2009 at AgroCampus Ouest (Angers)
– Email : cyril.fleurant_at_agrocampus-ouest.fr
Thesis subject
– Contribution to the modelling of the forms and the biophysics streams in the geosystem
– Download the thesis resume (PDF) (French language)
– Download the integral text (PDF) (French language)
Agathe FOURMONT
– Doctor
– Main field : Earth sciences
– Special field : Geology of the surface
– University François Rabelais of Tours
– Laboratory UPRES EA 2100 GéEAC
– UMR CNRS/INSU 6113 ISTO
– Direction of thesis : Jean-Jacques Macaire, University of Tours ; Jean-Gabriel Breheret (co-direction), University of Tours
– Financing : Grant MNRT
– Public viva in 25th November 2005 at the University of Tours
– Email : agathe.fourmont_at_hotmail.fr
Thesis subject
– Quantification of the erosion and the sedimentation in the pond of Sarliève (Massif Central, France) in Tardiglaciaire and in Holocene. Impact of the natural and anthropological factors
– Download the thesis resume (PDF) (French language)
Vincent GEORGES
– Doctor
– Main field : Archeology
– Special field : Proto-History
– University of St-Etienne
– Laboratory Environnement, Ville et Société (Environment, City and Society)
– UMR CNRS 5600
– Direction of thesis : Claude Mordant, University of Dijon ; Hervé Cubizolle (co-direction), University of St-Etienne
– Financing : Research allowance
– Public viva in 20th December 2007 at the University of Dijon
– Email : stephane.grivel_at_cnrs-bellevue.fr
Thesis subject
– Territorial approach in the superior pond of the Loire from the Vth millennium BC to the Vth century BC
Stephane GRIVEL
– Doctor
– Main field : Geography and Development
– Special field : Geomorphology
– University Paris 8
– Laboratory of Physical Geography
– UMR CNRS 8591
– Direction of thesis : Director Mme E. Costard-Gautier (University Professor, University Paris 8) ; Co-Director : M. E. Gilli (University Professor, University Paris 8)
– Financing : The thesis benefited from a financing of the Ministry of Research (Research allowance 2001-2004) and of the Ministry of Education (contract of ATER on 2004-2006, University Paris 8).
The Work Area Loire (ZAL) (CNRS, Environment and Sustainable Development), « Friches hydrauliques » (Hydraulic fallow lands) program (CNRS) and scientific collaboration contracts, within the framework of Plan de Gestion de la Réserve Naturelle Nationale du Val de Loire (Plan of Management of the National Nature reserve of the Val de Loire), have financially contributed to this thesis.
– Public viva in 1st December 2008 at the University Paris 8
– Email : stephane.grivel_at_cnrs-bellevue.fr
Thesis subject
– The Loire of islands, from the Bec d’Allier to Gien: rhythms of evolution and stakes in management
– Download the thesis resume (PDF) (French language)
– Download the online thesis on HAL (Open Archives) (PDF)
Franck HUYGHUES DESPOINTES
– Doctor
– Main field : Spatial management and Urbanism
– University François-Rabelais of Tours
– UMR CNRS 6173 CITERES (Centre Interdisciplinaire CItés, TERritoires, Environnement et Sociétés) (Interdisciplinary Center Towns, Territories, Environment and Societies)
– Team CoST (Construction politique et sociale des territoires) (Political and social construction of territories)
– Financing : ADEME and region Centre
– Direction of thesis : Patrice Melé and Corinne Larrue
– Public viva in 10th december 2008 at the Department Development of EPU (Ecole Polytechnique of the University) of Tours
– Email : franckdespointes_at_yahoo.fr
Thesis subject
– From dams to world heritage : the Loire river related public policy
– Download the thesis resume (PDF)
Jérôme PORTERET
– Doctor
– Main field : Geography
– Special field : Physical geography, hydrology of peat bogs
– University of St-Etienne
– Laboratory Environnement, Ville et Société (Environment, City and Society)
– UMR CNRS 5600
– Direction of thesis : Hervé Cubizolle and Bernard Etlicher (co-direction), University of St-Etienne.
– Financing : Research allowance, financing St-Etienne-Métropole, contracts with the Conseil Général de la Loire (General Council of Loire), contract with the Agence de l’Eau Loire-Bretagne (Water Agency Loire-Bretagne), fond FEDER (FEDER Found)
– Public viva in 8th december 2008 at the University Jean Monnet of St-Etienne
– Email : jerome.porteret_at_univ-st-etienne.fr
Thesis subject
– The role of the wet zones in the hydrological functioning of the heads of ponds hillsides of the northeast of the Massif Central
Stephane RODRIGUES
– Doctor
– Main field : Earth Sciences
– Special field : Sedimentary dynamics
– University François Rabelais of Tours
– Laboratory UPRES EA 2100 GéEAC
– Financing : 50% Center region and 50% Center Diren
– Direction of thesis : Jean-Gabriel Bréhéret (University of Tours), Jean-Jacques Macaire (University of Tours).
– Public viva in 27th october 2004 at the University of Tours
– Email : srodrigues_at_univ-tours.fr
Thesis subject
– Sedimentary dynamics and vegetation : evolution of fluviatiles channels in the Middle Loire (France)
– Download the thesis resume (PDF) (French language)
– Download the integral text (PDF) (French language)
Brigitte RUAUX
– Doctor
– Main field : Life Sciences
– Special field : Ecology
– University François Rabelais of Tours
– Laboratory Team Project Ingeneering in Development – Landscape and Environment
– UMR CNRS 6173 CITERES
– Financing : Agence de l’eau Loire-Bretagne (Water Agency Loire-Bretagne), DIREN Center, University F. Rabelais
– Direction of thesis : Jean-Pierre Berton (University of Tours), Jacques Haury (Agrocampus West).
– Public viva in 4th december 2008 at the University of Tours
– Email : brigitteruaux_at_yahoo.fr
Thesis subject
– The intrusive plants of the river corridors: biological features, impacts of Ludwigia peploides and L. grandiflora in the Middle Loire and involvements for the management
– Download the thesis resume (PDF) (French language)
– Download the integral text (PDF) (French language)
Céline SACCA
– Doctor
– Main field : Geography
– Special field : Management of wet zones
– University of St-Etienne
– Laboratory Environnement, Ville et Société (Environment, City and Society
– UMR CNRS 5600
– Direction of thesis : Bernard Etlicher and Hervé Cubizolle (co-direction), University of St-Etienne
– Financing : grant conseil régional Rhône-Alpes (Regional Council Rhône-Alpes), contracts with the conseil régional Rhône-Alpes (Regional Council Rhône-Alpes), contract with the Agence de l’Eau Loire-Bretagne (Water Agency Loire-Bretagne), fond FEDER (FEDER Found)
– Public viva in 12th june 2009 at the University of St-Etienne
– Email: celine.sacca_at_univ-st-etienne.fr
Thesis subject
– Analysis of the perception and the functions of peat bogs: the Rhône-Alpes example)
– Download the thesis resume (PDF) (French language)
– Download the integral text (PDF) (French language)
Jean SECONDI
– Capacitation to Manage Researches (HDR)
– Doctor
– Main field : Ecology and Biology of the populations
– Special field : Behavioral Ecology
– University of Angers
– Laboratory of environmental studies of the anthropic systems
– Public viva in 26th february 2009 at the University of Angers
– Email: jean.secondi_at_univ-angers.fr
Thesis subject
– Environmental factors and evolution of the systems of animal communication
– Download the thesis resume (PDF) (French language)
Arnaud TOURMAN
– Doctor
– Main field : Geography
– Special field : Physical Geography and paleo-environments holocenes
– University of St-Etienne
– Laboratory Environnement, Ville et Société (Environment, City and Society)
– UMR CNRS 5600
– Direction of thesis : Bernard Etlicher and Hervé Cubizolle (co-direction), University of St-Etienne
– Financing : Research allowance
– Public viva in 23th november 2007 at the University Jean Monnet of St-Etienne
– Email : arnaud.tourman_at_univ-st-etienne.fr
Thesis subject
– The environmental changes during Holocene in the upstream pond of the Loire: the contribution of the study of the mountain hydrosystems
Laura VERDELLI
– Doctor
– Main field: Geography
– Special field : Development
– University François Rabelais of Tours
– UMR CNRS 6173 CITERES
– Direction of thesis : Serge Thibault, University of Tours
– Public viva in 5th december 2008 at the Ecole Polytechnique of Tours
– Email : laura.verdelli_at_tiscali.it
Thesis subject
– River inheritances, heritages to become : process of identification, protection and valuation of the cultural landscapes in France, Portugal and Italy:
Some significant examples
– Download the thesis resume (PDF) (French language)
[fr]Thèses en cours[en]Current thesis
Ziad ALHASKEER
– PhD student
– Main field : Geography.
– Special field : Cartography / Physics Geography
– University of the Maine – Le Mans
– Laboratory GREGUM
– UMR CNRS 6590
– Direction of thesis : Corbonnois Jeannine, University of the Maine (Le Mans) et Laurent François, University of the Maine (co-direction)
– Financing : Grant of the Syrian government
– Current thesis, 1st registration in October 2007
– Email : ziad_ha80_at_yahoo.com
Thesis subject
– Spatial analysis of structure of the landscapes of valleys for the diagnosis of the state of valleys and the cartography of the temporal / spatial changes by using the remote detection and SIG in the pond of the Maine (France).
Florian BARET
– PhD student
– Main field : Archaeology
– Special field : Gallo-Roman archaeology
– University Blaise Pascal – Clermont Ferrand II
– Laboratory : Centre d’Histoire « Espaces et Cultures » (CHEC – EA1001)
(Center of History « Spaces and Cultures »)
– UMS 3108 Maison des Sciences de l’Homme of Clermont-Ferrand
– Direction of thesis : Frédéric Trément (University of Clermont-Ferrand)
– Financing : Grant Ministry and management
– Current thesis, 1st registration in September 2009
– Email : florian.baret_at_etudiant.univ-bpclermont.fr
Thesis subject
– The Gallo-Roman « secondary » agglomerations in the Massif Central (city of Arvernes, Vellaves, Gabales, Rutènes, Cadurques, Lémovices), 1st BC – 5th AD
Farid BENABDELOUAHED
– PhD student
– Main field : Geography.
– Special field : Paleo-environments holocene
– University of St-Etienne
– Laboratory Environnement, Ville et Société (Environment, City and Society)
– UMR CNRS 5600
– Direction of thesis : Hervé Cubizolle, University of St-Etienne and Mostafa Bessedik, University of Oran
– Financing : demands of grant Henri-Curien – Tassili and Association des Universités Francophones (Association of the French-speaking Universities)
– Current thesis, 1st registration in November 2007
– Email : farid.benabdelouahed_at_univ-st-etienne.fr
Thesis subject
– Environmental changes in Holocene in the Algerian West: the contribution of the study of the the wet zones evolution
Renaud BENARROUS
– PhD student
– Main field : Archaeology
– Special field : Environmental archaeology
– University of Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne
– Laboratory : Arscan
– UMR 7041
– Direction of thesis : Joelle Burnouf, Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne
– Financing : no grant
– Current thesis, 1st registration in 2000
– Email : renaud.benarrous_at_gmail.com
Thesis subject
– « La Grande Brenne » in pre-industrial times (Indre). A contribution to the history of landscapes, fishponds and the relationships between societies and the environment in a continental wetland. Historical, archaeological and paleo-environmental approaches
– Download the current thesis resume (PDF)
Vincent BUSTILLO
– Post-PhD student (French language: post-doc)
– Hydrology
– University François-Rabelais – Tours
– Laboratory of Géologie des Environnements Aquatiques Continentaux (Geology of the Continental Aquatic Environments)
– CNRS/INSU UMR 6113 ISTO
– Email : bustillovincent_at_hotmail.com
Project post-doc subject
– Impacts of the climate change on the hydrology, the temperature and the eutrophication of the Loire pond streams.
Sandra CHABERT
– PhD student
– Main field : Archaeology
– University Blaise Pascal – Clermont-Ferrand
– Laboratory : Centre d’Histoire « Espaces et Cultures » (CHEC – EA1001)
(Center of History « Spaces and Cultures »)
– Direction of thesis : Frédéric Trément (University of Clermont-Ferrand)
– Financing : Grant Ministry and management
– Current thesis
– Email : sandra.chabert_at_yahoo.fr
Thesis subject
– The countrysides of the city of Arvernes from the the late Antiquity to the high Middle-Age.
– Download the current thesis resume (PDF) (French language)
Caroline CHARTIN
– PhD student
– Pedology
– University François-Rabelais – Tours
– Laboratory of Géologie des Environnements Aquatiques Continentaux (Geology of the Continental Aquatic Environments)
– CNRS/INSU UMR 6113 ISTO
– Email : caroline.chartin_at_etu.univ-tours.fr
Thesis subject
– Quantification and modelling of the erosion of hillsides cultivated under the influence of the evolution of the anthropological structures
Sandra CHATELARD
– PhD student
– Main field : Geography
– Special field : Ecologie des tourbières (Ecology of peat bogs)
– University of St-Etienne
– Laboratory Environnement, Ville et Société (Environment, City and Society )
– UMR CNRS 5600
– Direction of thesis: Hervé Cubizolle (University of St-Etienne) and Jean-Louis Berthon (University of St-Etienne)
– Financing : grant of the Etablissement Public Loire (Public Institution Loire) within the framework of the Plan Loire Grandeur Nature (Plan Life-size Loire)
– Current thesis, 1st registration in November 2007
Thesis subject
– The contribution of the study of diatomées in the knowledge of the ecological and hydrological functioning of the tourbeux systems
Nicolas CLAUDE
– PhD student
– Hydromorphologie et sédimentologie fluviatile (Hydromorphology and sedimentology fluviatile)
– University François-Rabelais – Tours
– Laboratory of Géologie des Environnements Aquatiques Continentaux (Geology of the Continental Aquatic Environments)
– CNRS/INSU UMR 6113 ISTO
– Direction of thesis : Jean-Gabriel Bréhéret (University of Tours) and Stéphane Rodrigues (University of Tours)
– Financing : Center region / Feder
– Current thesis, 1st registration in December 2008
– Email : nicolas.claude_at_etu.univ-tours.fr
Thesis subject
– Hydro-sedimentary dynamics of the forks of channels in an environment fluviatile in the course of section: case of the Middle Loire
Laure CORMIER
– PhD student
– Direction of thesis : Nathalie Carcaud (Agrocampus West, Angers) and Jacques Baudry (Zone Atelier Pleine Fougères – Work Area Pleine Fougères)
– Current thesis
– Email : laure.cormier_at_agrocampus-ouest.fr
Thesis subject
– Green wefts : between speech and materialism, what realities?
– Download the current thesis resume (PDF) (French language)
Marion DACKO
– PhD student
– Discipline : Archaeology
– Spécialité : Gallo-Roman archaeology
– University Blaise Pascal – Clermont-Ferrand II
– Laboratory : Centre d’Histoire « Espaces et Cultures » (CHEC – EA1001)
– Direction of thesis : Frédéric Trément (University of Clermont-Ferrand)
– Financing : Research allocation from Eégion Auvergne and management
– Current thesis, 1st registration in November 2007
– Email : marion.dacko_at_yahoo.fr
Sujet de la thèse
– Les voies romaines dans le Massif central: dynamique des réseaux et impact territorial
Aurélie DUCREUX
– PhD student
– Main field : Archaeology
– Special field : The metallic furniture from 1st BC to 6th AD
– University Blaise Pascal – Clermont-Ferrand
– Laboratory : Centre d’Histoire « Espaces et Cultures » (CHEC – EA1001)
(Center of History « Spaces and Cultures »)
– Direction of thesis : Frédéric Trément (University of Clermont-Ferrand) and Jean-Paul Guillaumet (UMR 5594 ARTeHIS of Dijon, CNRS-UB-MCC, Centre de recherche européen du Mont-Beuvray (European Research Center of Mont-Beuvray))
– Financing : Research allocation from Conseil Régional d’Auvergne
– Current thesis, 1st registration in 2009
– Email : aurelie.ducreux_at_gmail.com
Thesis subject
– Consumption and distribution of the metal in cities arverne and vellave from 1st BC to 6th AD
Marie FOURNIER
– PhD student
– Main field : Space development – Town planning
– University of Tours
– Laboratory : CITERES
– UMR : 6173
– Direction of thesis : Corinne LARRUE, University of Tours
– Financing : co-financing Agence de l’eau Loire-Bretagne/Région
– Current thesis, 1st registration in December 2005
– Email : mariefournier_at_aol.com
Thesis subject
– The policy of protection against the floods in the pond of the Loire from the 19th century to our days: What teachings to obtain from past to implement a new policy?
Carlotta FRANCESCHELLI
– Post-PhD student (French language: post-doc)
– University of Bologna, Italy
– University Paris VI Pierre and Marie Curie (2 years) – Auvergne region (1 year)
– Direction of thesis : Frédéric Trément (University of Clermont-Ferrand)
– Email : cafrances_at_racine.ra.it
Project post-doc subject
– Landscaped dynamics in the Big Swamp of Limagne from the Iron Age to the modern time. Constitution of a spatial information system.
Amandine GATIEN
– PhD student
– Main field : Geography
– Special field : Social Geography / Countryside Geography
– University : Université du Maine, Le Mans
– Laboratory : ESO Le Mans
– UMR : UMR CNRS 6590 ESO Le Mans
– Direction of thesis : CORBONNOIS Jeannine, Université du Maine, director ; LAURENT François, Université du Maine (co-responsability of thesis)
– Financing : research allocation of Région Pays de la Loire
– Current thesis, 1st inscription in October 2007
– Email : amandine.gatien_at_univ-lemans.fr
Thesis subject
– Secificities of the agriculture in the main valleys of the pond of Maine: dynamics and perspectives of the agrarian systems.
Claire GOURBILIERE
– PhD student
– Main field : Social Geography
– Spécialité : Landscape
– University : University of Angers
– Laboratory : Research unity Landscape / Agrocampus Ouest – Centre d’Angers – Institut National d’Horticulture et de Paysage
– Direction of thesis : CARCAUD Nathalie, Agrocampus Ouest – Centre d’Angers – Institut National d’Horticulture et de Paysage, JOLIET Fabienne, Agrocampus Ouest – Centre d’Angers – Institut National d’Horticulture et de Paysage (co-direction)
– Financing : CIFRE (Association Nationale de la Recherche Technique)
– Current thesis, 1st inscription in 1st december 2009
– Email : claire.gourbiliere_at_etud.univ-angers.fr
Thesis subject
– Value the landscaped disparity of the territory: define an common identity to the Park.
Audrey LATAPIE
– PhD student
– Morphologie et sédimentologie fluviatile (Morphology and sedimentology fluviatile)
– University François-Rabelais – Tours
– Laboratory of Géologie des Environnements Aquatiques Continentaux (Geology of the Continental Aquatic Environments)
– CNRS/INSU UMR 6113 ISTO
– Email : audrey.latapie_at_etu.univ-tours.fr
Thesis subject
– Modelling of the morphological evolution of an alluvial bed: example of the Middle Loire
Marlène LAVRIEUX
– PhD student
– Main field : Earth sciences
– Special field: Organic Geochemistry – Geology
– University François-Rabelais – Tours
– Laboratory of Géologie des Environnements Aquatiques Continentaux (Geology of the Continental Aquatic Environments)
– CNRS/INSU UMR 6113 ISTO
– Direction of thesis : Jean-Gabriel Bréhéret (ISTO Tours) and JR Disnar (ISTO Orléans)
– Financing: Center region
– Email : marlene.lavrieux_at_etu.univ-tours.fr
Thesis subject
– Markers of erosion and quality of grounds: inventory, calibration and application in the appreciation of the impact of the human activities on the pedological cover during Holocène. Example of the Lake of Aydat ( Puy-de-Dôme)
Antoine PANCHER
– PhD student
– Main field : Geographie and Sociology
– University of the Maine – Le Mans
– Laboratory GREGUM
– UMR CNRS 6590
– Direction of thesis : Corbonnois Jeannine, University of the Maine (Le Mans)
– Financing : Grant from Conseil Régional des Pays de la Loire
– Current thesis, 1st registration in October 2009
– Email : a.p.pancher_at_hotmail.fr
Thesis subject
– The sensitive zones: social stakes for the environment and the sustainable development of territories in the big West of France.
– Download the current thesis resume (PDF) (French language)
Julienne PIANA
– PhD student
– University of Angers
– Laboratory CARTA
– UMR 6590 « Espaces et Sociétés » (« Spaces and Societies »)
– Financing : Plan Loire Grandeur Nature (Plan Life-size Loire) 2007-2013
– Direction of thesis : Nathalie Carcaud (INHP Agrocampus West / Angers)
– Email : julienne.piana_at_etud.univ-angers
Thesis subject
– Geoarchaeology of the valley of the Loir : evolution of the river dynamics tardiglaciaire and holocene, interactions Societies / Environments)
– Download the current thesis resume (PDF) (French language)
Benoît PIN
– PhD student
– ATER in the department Milieux Aquatiques (Aquatic Environments) IMACOF
– Main field : Development and Town planning
– University François-Rabelais – Tours
– UMR CNRS 6173 CITERES – Team COST
– Direction of thesis : Jean-Pierre Berton (University of Tours) and Corinne Larrue (University of Tours)
– Financing : Center region, Val de Loire Mission
– Email : benoitpin_at_yahoo.fr
Thesis subject
– The river navigation as the tool of the tourist development of a patrimonial space, the example of the Loire and the other rivers (river Niger in Mali more particularly)
Eymeric MORIN
– PhD student
– Sedimentology and paleo-environment holocenes
– University François-Rabelais – Tours
– Laboratory of Géologie des Environnements Aquatiques Continentaux (Geology of the Continental Aquatic Environments)
– CNRS/INSU UMR 6113 ISTO
– Email : eymeric.morin_at_gmail.com
Thesis subject
– Quantification and modelling of the anthropological impact on streams and stocks of materials in a pond fluviatile of plain in Holocene. Case of the pond of Choisille (I and L, France)
Stérenn RAMOND
– PhD student
– Main field : Geography
– Special field : Geomorphology
– University Paris 8 Vincennes – Saint-Denis
– Laboratory of Physical Geography
– UMR : CNRS 8591
– Direction of thesis : Emmanuèle Gautier, University Paris 8 and Christelle Marlin, University Paris Sud
– Financing : Grant Plan Loire Grandeur Nature (Etablissement Public Loire). Financers: Feder, Région Centre, Région Bourgogne
– Current thesis, 1rst registration in December 2008
– Email : rsterenn.ramond_at_cnrs-bellevue.fr
Thesis subject
– Hydrological answers of the middle-Loire to the environmental changes
Sébastien RAYMOND
– PhD student
– Modelling in hydrology
– University François-Rabelais – Tours
– Laboratory of Géologie des Environnements Aquatiques Continentaux (Geology of the Continental Aquatic Environments)
– CNRS/INSU UMR 6113 ISTO
– Email : sebastien.raymond_at_etu.univ-tours.fr
Thesis subject
– Elaboration of methodologies and new statistical indicators to estimate the quality of streams. Spatiotemporal distributions compared by indicators in ponds the Loire and the Seine
Ronan STEINMANN
– PhD student
– Main field : Geology
– Special field : Sedimentology – Geomorphology
– University : University of Bourgogne
– UMR 5594 ARTeHIS UB-CNRS-Culture
– Direction of thesis : Jean-Pierre Garcia, University of Bourgogne and Annie Dumont, DRASSM
– Financing : Ministry grant MEN
– Current thesis, 2nd year, 1st registration in October 2008
– Email : ronan.steinmann_at_u-bourgogne.fr
Thesis subject
– Impacts of climate changes and events of floods on the dynamics of two fluvial anthropic territories on the long time: the Loire and the Saône from – 6000 to nowadays
Saîda TEMAM
– PhD student
– Main field : Geography
– Special field : Historical geography
– University : University Paris 8
– UMR 7533
– Direction of thesis : Françoise Plet, University Paris 8 et Emmanuele Gautier, University Paris 8
– Financing : Research grant (3 years) / Etablissement Public Loire (EPL)
– Current thesis, 1st registration in November 2005
– Email : sayatabner_at_yahoo.fr
Thesis subject
– Strategies of management of the floods, the works of arts and engineers in the Loire Nivernaise since the 18th century
Lolita VOISIN
– PhD student
– Direction of thesis : Jean-Paul Carriere and Sylvie Servain
– Current thesis
– Email : v.lolita_at_hotmail.fr
Thesis subject
– Landscapes and territorial politicy
[fr]Soutenances[en]Viva thesis
Sylvain DOURNEL
– PhD Thesis
– Laboratory CEDETE (EA 1210), University of Orléans, UFR Lettres, Langues et Sciences Humaines
– Public viva in wednesday 8th december 2010 at 14h (amphithéâtre de l’IRD
5, rue du Carbone, 45 000 Orléans).
– The viva will be followed by a snack when you are warmly invited. Thank you for confirming your attendance at the following address : sylvain.dournel@univ-orleans.fr
– Download the Thesis announcement (PDF) (+ Abstract + Map) – French language
Thesis subject
– The water, mirror of the city : contribution to the study of urban regeneration of wetlands and river environments (Paris Basin, Amiens, Orleans)
Benoît PIN
– PhD Thesis
– Public viva in monday 13th december 2010 at 9h, meeting room on the 1st floor of the MSH (Maison des Sciences de l’Homme), 33 allée Ferdinand de Lesseps, Tours 37200
– Download the Thesis announcement (PDF) (French language)
Thesis subject
– From the conception of an heritage river to its tourism development: the Val de Loire to River Niger
[fr]Tableau des thèses[en]Thesis board
You will find board of the ZAL thesis. It is about an Excel table triable according to several criteria (Author, Year), this board prefigures the database of the thesis of the ZAL in the course of development at present.
– ZAL Thesis Board (Excel) – French language
Archives
– Collective Research Project (PCR): Geoarchaeology of the average Loire and its margins
In 1996, the original PCR « Geoarchaeology of the average Loire and its margins, » the knowledge in archaeological, geomorphological and paléobotaniques were too widely dispersed and rarely involved in a comprehensive analysis of the evolution of the dynamic landscape.
In light of theses observations came the idea to create an interdisciplinary research group. The project was a Geoarchaeology approach, whose validation should be easy on the Val de Loire and its tributary valleys.
By 1996, the Regional Archaeological Service of the Région Centre joined us and defended us to the Great WestCIRA in order to set up collaborative research (PCR).
In 1997, work has taken a national dimension with the establishment of the « Interactions companies / environments in the catchment area of the Loire to the Holocene » led by J. Burnouf and supported by the committees of the EU SDS and PEVS CNRS.
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Some of the work done under this PCR have been put together into a single book, available online :
– Geoarchaeology of the Average Loire and its margins: synthesis of results of PCR 1997-2000″ (June 2001) (PDF) (French language)
For any questions about PCR Geoarchaeology of the average Loire and its margin, you can contact the coordinator: N. Carcaud (nathalie.carcaud_at_agrocampus-ouest.fr)