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