International audienceThe exhumation history of basement areas is poorly constrained because of large gaps in thesedimentary record. Indirect methods including low temperature thermochronology may be used to estimateexhumation but these require an inverse modeling procedure to interpret the data. Solutions from suchmodeling are not always satisfactory as they may be too broad or may conflict with independent geologicaldata. This study shows that the input of geological constraints is necessary to obtain a valuable and refinedexhumation history and to identify the presence of a former sedimentary cover presently completely eroded.Apatite fission-track (AFT) data have been acquired on the northern part of the Ardenne Massif close to theVarisc...
International audienceNorthern France is during the Middle and Upper Pleistocene a biogeographic cro...
Alpine glaciers' motion results from a number of complex mechanisms involving hydrology, mechanics a...
Evolution of flow, framework and rheology of an orogenic accretionnary prism is assessed with a mult...
The influence of erosion on the location of deformation in mountain ranges has been demonstrated by ...
The Armoricain massif is a west-european Cadomo-variscan domain of low altitude (maximum 400 m), cha...
204 p.Fractured media have been traditionally less explored and exploited compared to simpler and mo...
In this thesis, we applied the ambient noise correlation method in the very heterogeneous region of ...
Version académiqueThis work approaches the question of the occupation of the space and the managemen...
Topography growth and sediment fluxes in active subduction margin settings are poorly understood. Ge...
This thesis focuses on the study of vertical movements and the characterization of the main processe...
As they contain air from past atmospheres, ice cores are unparalleled climate paleo-archives. The st...
Mémoire de Géosciences-Rennes n°142. ISBN : 2-914375-83-2Earthquakes are known to trigger gravity fl...
Crystalline basement regions, although largely represented at continental scale, are characterized b...
In order to complete the frame of reference concerning the "fabric" (i.e. orientation and slope) of ...
International audienceNorthern France is during the Middle and Upper Pleistocene a biogeographic cro...
Alpine glaciers' motion results from a number of complex mechanisms involving hydrology, mechanics a...
Evolution of flow, framework and rheology of an orogenic accretionnary prism is assessed with a mult...
The influence of erosion on the location of deformation in mountain ranges has been demonstrated by ...
The Armoricain massif is a west-european Cadomo-variscan domain of low altitude (maximum 400 m), cha...
204 p.Fractured media have been traditionally less explored and exploited compared to simpler and mo...
In this thesis, we applied the ambient noise correlation method in the very heterogeneous region of ...
Version académiqueThis work approaches the question of the occupation of the space and the managemen...
Topography growth and sediment fluxes in active subduction margin settings are poorly understood. Ge...
This thesis focuses on the study of vertical movements and the characterization of the main processe...
As they contain air from past atmospheres, ice cores are unparalleled climate paleo-archives. The st...
Mémoire de Géosciences-Rennes n°142. ISBN : 2-914375-83-2Earthquakes are known to trigger gravity fl...
Crystalline basement regions, although largely represented at continental scale, are characterized b...
In order to complete the frame of reference concerning the "fabric" (i.e. orientation and slope) of ...
International audienceNorthern France is during the Middle and Upper Pleistocene a biogeographic cro...
Alpine glaciers' motion results from a number of complex mechanisms involving hydrology, mechanics a...
Evolution of flow, framework and rheology of an orogenic accretionnary prism is assessed with a mult...