Add to ORKGInternational audienceThis text presents the results of a one-day workshop on retention ponds in the "Villes nouvelles" in the Ile-de-France" region. 25 experts participated to this seminar which took place in March 2001. All the relevant technical and scientific disciplines involved in the design and the maintenance of retention ponds were represented. It appears that these ponds designed in the seventies are the signature of a typical urbanism. They contributed to organise the appropriation of the new urban areas by their inhabitants. Today the main related stakes deal with the development and the evolution of the multiple uses of these retention ponds
International audienceThe wetlands of Languedoc-Roussillon, where more than about twenty lagoons are...
The pond is a low-lying ground intended to retain or detain both stormwater. In the past, building p...
International audienceThis paper proposes a contribution to tackle urban sanitation issues giving so...
International audienceThis text presents the results of a one-day workshop on retention ponds in the...
8 pagesInternational audienceIn conjunction with the urban development in the Ile-de-France region n...
International audienceThe freshwater lakes and ponds of this coast have a common geological history ...
A meeting held in Toulouse, France, from 23rd to 25th February 2006 and co-organised by the Universi...
AbstractAgricultural irrigation canals are widespread across southern France, where they cover a lar...
Ponds are an essential freshwater habitat for plants and animals, and they play a central role in ma...
Small waterbodies such as ponds are widely represented in cities, contributing to the blue-green inf...
ACLNThis paper takes into account the critics against end-of-pipe systems for urban water control, w...
The estimate of pond volume at regional and national scale would allow a better management of emptyi...
National audienceFrom October 27 to 29, 2021, in Brest, the restitution of the results of the resear...
The landscapes and the new parcels resulting from the draining of the ponds result from an action on...
The city of Hanoi was established within the complex hydrographic network of the Red River Delta pla...
International audienceThe wetlands of Languedoc-Roussillon, where more than about twenty lagoons are...
The pond is a low-lying ground intended to retain or detain both stormwater. In the past, building p...
International audienceThis paper proposes a contribution to tackle urban sanitation issues giving so...
International audienceThis text presents the results of a one-day workshop on retention ponds in the...
8 pagesInternational audienceIn conjunction with the urban development in the Ile-de-France region n...
International audienceThe freshwater lakes and ponds of this coast have a common geological history ...
A meeting held in Toulouse, France, from 23rd to 25th February 2006 and co-organised by the Universi...
AbstractAgricultural irrigation canals are widespread across southern France, where they cover a lar...
Ponds are an essential freshwater habitat for plants and animals, and they play a central role in ma...
Small waterbodies such as ponds are widely represented in cities, contributing to the blue-green inf...
ACLNThis paper takes into account the critics against end-of-pipe systems for urban water control, w...
The estimate of pond volume at regional and national scale would allow a better management of emptyi...
National audienceFrom October 27 to 29, 2021, in Brest, the restitution of the results of the resear...
The landscapes and the new parcels resulting from the draining of the ponds result from an action on...
The city of Hanoi was established within the complex hydrographic network of the Red River Delta pla...
International audienceThe wetlands of Languedoc-Roussillon, where more than about twenty lagoons are...
The pond is a low-lying ground intended to retain or detain both stormwater. In the past, building p...
International audienceThis paper proposes a contribution to tackle urban sanitation issues giving so...