Thèse soutenue devant le jury composé de : Philippe DAVY Président Philippe BELLEUDY Rapporteur Niels HOVIUS Rapporteur Jérôme LAVE Directeur de thèse Jean-Louis MUGNIER Directeur de thèseTerrestrial landscapes result from the competition between two opposing processes: tectonic uplift and erosion. At mountain range scale, rivers are the most important agents that shape the landscape: in response to uplift, they incise into bedrock and control the progressive lowering of base level for hillslope erosion, in particular by landslides. Moreover, they evacuate the erosional products of the range as dissolved, suspended and bed load. The latter interacts with river bedrock and controls the mode and rate of its incision. A thorough understanding ...
Bedrock channels are a key component of the landscape. Fluvial bedrock incision sets the local base ...
Coastal erosion threatens human lifes, private properties and public substructures and buildings. Al...
On the Terres Noires marly catchments, downstream fining patterns and high concentrations of suspend...
Thèse soutenue devant le jury composé de : Philippe DAVY Président Philippe BELLEUDY Rapporteur Niel...
The influence of fluvial systems dynamics on riverine landscape patterns is the consequence of compl...
Landscape evolution is at the heart of a complex system of interactions between tectonics, climate a...
Fluvial erosion is a major agent of landscape evolution, noteworthy in bedrock rivers of orogenic be...
L'érosion fluviatile par abrasion joue un rôle prépondérant dans l'évolution du paysage, notamment e...
In mountainous areas, intermediate to large earthquakes (Mw > 6) systematically trigger a large numb...
The embankment of alpine rivers and the construction of hydraulic structures strongly affect the mor...
International audienceIn actively eroding landscapes, fluvial abrasion modifies the characteristics ...
Mountain rivers can be the place of very intense sediment transport which has the potential to stron...
Understanding and quantifying fluvial transport and bedrock abrasion processes have become major con...
Bedrock channels are a key component of the landscape. Fluvial bedrock incision sets the local base ...
Coastal erosion threatens human lifes, private properties and public substructures and buildings. Al...
On the Terres Noires marly catchments, downstream fining patterns and high concentrations of suspend...
Thèse soutenue devant le jury composé de : Philippe DAVY Président Philippe BELLEUDY Rapporteur Niel...
The influence of fluvial systems dynamics on riverine landscape patterns is the consequence of compl...
Landscape evolution is at the heart of a complex system of interactions between tectonics, climate a...
Fluvial erosion is a major agent of landscape evolution, noteworthy in bedrock rivers of orogenic be...
L'érosion fluviatile par abrasion joue un rôle prépondérant dans l'évolution du paysage, notamment e...
In mountainous areas, intermediate to large earthquakes (Mw > 6) systematically trigger a large numb...
The embankment of alpine rivers and the construction of hydraulic structures strongly affect the mor...
International audienceIn actively eroding landscapes, fluvial abrasion modifies the characteristics ...
Mountain rivers can be the place of very intense sediment transport which has the potential to stron...
Understanding and quantifying fluvial transport and bedrock abrasion processes have become major con...
Bedrock channels are a key component of the landscape. Fluvial bedrock incision sets the local base ...
Coastal erosion threatens human lifes, private properties and public substructures and buildings. Al...
On the Terres Noires marly catchments, downstream fining patterns and high concentrations of suspend...