Karstic aquifers are complex systems whose study is particularly essential for water management worldwide. Their structure and functioning has been studied for decades using various methods, in order to understand their infiltration patterns, the way they react to rainy events, how does their genesis occurs, and how to estimate their underground resources (among many other questions).The aim of this thesis is to improve the understanding of relationships between the hydrological response at the outlet, and the general functioning of the karstic system. We used a multi-approach on a small study site: Norville karstic system (Normandy, France), part of the French National Karst Observatory (INSU-CNRS). Geophysics methods, tracer tests, statis...
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The identification of liquefiable soils and the behaviour of soils in response to cyclic stresses ar...
Solar Combi Systems (SCS) can be very efficient at reducing heat energy bill of a house but their pe...
The aim of this thesis is to consider what Acoustic Emission (AE) can provide as a tool for diagnosi...
In this work, we study a finite element scheme we apply to a model describing saltwater intrusion in...
In the online insurance comparison field, data constantly evolve, implying some difficulties toexplo...
This study takes place in the framework of tools development for the telemetry simulation. Telemetry...
The paleodosimetric dating methods allow to obtain the age of some mineral materials which behave as...
Improving knowledge of karst hydrodynamics represents a global challenge for water resources because...
This thesis concerns the study of the yield criterion of the porous materials using the homogeneizat...
As part of the environmental monitoring of its installations under nominal operating conditions or i...
Clay minerals are ubiquitous at the surface of the Earth and can influence, among other properties, ...
The delayed formation of ettringite (DEF) is a chemical reaction that can cause the deterioration of...
The Universal Multifractals (UM) are a powerful tool which has been extensively used to analyze and ...
In the last 20 years, many non-invasive methods and techniques have been developed in order to measu...
The standard cosmological model, in the frame of the General Theory of Relativity (hereafter GR), as...
The identification of liquefiable soils and the behaviour of soils in response to cyclic stresses ar...
Solar Combi Systems (SCS) can be very efficient at reducing heat energy bill of a house but their pe...
The aim of this thesis is to consider what Acoustic Emission (AE) can provide as a tool for diagnosi...