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2024 Conference on Land Use Change and Water Systems
Interdisciplinary approaches connecting Social and Natural Sciences
Montpellier, Maison des Sciences de l’Homme Sud, France
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Abstract submission deadline: 15. March 2024 <=> Conference Information
Supporting decision makers in the design of these strategies requires the use of interdisciplinary approaches, encompassing inter allia : i) the understanding of relationships between land use dynamics and water systems (surface and groundwater), ii) the description of social representations and perceptions surrounding these changes and iii) the assessment of economic, social and environmental impacts stemming from historical changes and prospective scenarios.
This scientific conference endeavours to showcase interdisciplinary contributions that integrate natural and social sciences and cover these different approaches. The objective is to provide valuable insights supporting the development of sustainable land management strategies.
This conference is organized by BRGM in the framework of the ABRESO project of the Belmont Forum and co-organized by the Groundwater team of the G-eau lab of Montpellier.
Conference information
The conference will take place at Montpellier, France (Maison des Sciences de l’Homme, 71 rue du Professeur Henri Serre) on 19 June 2024 from 9 am to 5 pm. Participation in the conference is free, but upon registration and subject to availability. Participants will be responsible for covering transportation and accommodation expenses.
Abstract submission:
500 words in all, they must include a title, names and affiliations of the authors, the research context, the case study(ies), research questions, methods, and results, as well as three keywords. Abstracts must be sent in English before March 15, 2024 to the following e-mail address: p.lecoent@brgm.fr.
Scientific committee:
Philippe Le Coent (BRGM, France), Cécile Hérivaux (BRGM, France), Timothy White (Penn State University, US), Janet Swim (Penn State University, US), Bill Mc Dowell (University of New Hampshire, US), Jr-Chuan Huang (National Taiwan University, Taiwan), Herlin Chien (National Taiwan University, Taiwan), Osamu Saito (Institute for Global Environmental Strategies, Japan) Lisa Sella (CNR-Italy), Maddalena Pennisi (CNR-Italy), Ilaria Baneschi (CNR-Italy), Yuichi Onda (University of Tsukuba, Japan), Adam Wymore (University of New Hampshire).
- the understanding of relationships between land use dynamics and water systems (surface and groundwater),
- the description of social representations and perceptions surrounding these changes and
- the assessment of economic, social and environmental impacts stemming from historical changes and prospective scenarios.
The conference will cover three main themes:
Theme 1: Characterization of land use, water use and water resources through remote sensing, observation and citizen science
Theme 2: Representation and modelling of the complex interactions between land, water and social systems
Theme 3: Interdisciplinary assessment of economic, social and environmental impacts stemming from land use change and related policies
This conference is organized by BRGM in the framework of the ABRESO project of the Belmont Forum and co-organized by the Groundwater team of the G-eau lab of Montpellier.
The conference will take place at Montpellier, France on 19 June 2024 from 8.30 am to 5 pm. Participation is free but subject to registration and availability of space.
Register here
before 31 May 2024
Venue
Maison des Sciences de l’Homme- MSH Sud
71 rue du Professeur Henri Serre
Montpellier
The conference will take place in the Auditorium room – STC2-001. Access will be indicated on site.
Transportation
- From the Airport: Bus shuttle until Place de l’Europe and Tramway line 1 – direction Mosson – Stop: Place Albert 1er Saint Charles
- From the train station : Tramway line 1 – direction Mosson – Stop: Place Albert 1er Saint Charles
- By car : possible parking at Parking Indigo Peyrou Pitot 7 Rue du Carr édu Roi, 34000 Montpellier
Coffee breaks and lunch will be offered during the conference.
Time | Title | Presenter |
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8:30 - 8:45 | Registration | |
8:45 - 9:00 | Opening remarks | Timothy White (Penn State University, USA) and Philippe Le Coent (BRGM, France) |
Theme 1: Characterization of land use, water use and water resources through remote sensing, observation and citizen science | ||
Exploring socio-ecological change at multiple temporal scales in the Bas-Ogouée Ramsar Site, Gabon. | Christophe Demichelis (IRD et Université de Mayotte, France) | |
9:00 - 10:30 | "Socio-piezometric" campaigns: interdisciplinary groundwater measurements in the Upper Mekong Delta, Cambodia | Romain Valadaud (IRD, France) |
Trends in Land and Water Usage from 2000 to 2023: Observations from the Tensift Basin, Morocco | Ikram El Hazdour (Cadi Ayyad University, Morocco and Paul Sabatier University, France) | |
10:30 - 10:45 | Coffee Break | |
10:45 - 11:15 | LTSER Feitsui: Applying Socioecological Approach to setup Long-term Research Platform for Sustainability | Jr-Chuan (River) Huang (National Taiwan University, Taiwan) |
Theme 2 : Representation and modelling of the complex interactions between land, water and social systems | ||
11:15 - 12:15 | Path flow of water, use of circular economy principle on water resources and biodiversity management in a port area using eDPSIR and causal network | Jeremy Solere (Port de Marseille, France) |
Spatial and temporal interactions of land-use changes and water resources management in the Vietnamese Mekong Delta | Thuy Ngan Le (Wageningen University, The Netherlands) | |
12:15 - 13:15 | Lunch Break | |
13:15 - 15:15 | Theme 3: Interdisciplinary assessment of economic, social and environmental impacts stemming from land use change and related policies | |
Groundwater nature-based solutions to enhance watershed resilience to global changes | Cécile Hérivaux (BRGM, France) | |
Urbanization and Wetland Biodiversity: Assessing land use changes and human perceptions | Abdallah Aouadi (Université Chadli Bendjedid d'El Tarf, Algeria) | |
Land use and management policies to protect water quality in Southeastern New Hampshire, USA. | Janet Swim (Penn State University, USA), Adam Wymore (New Hampshire University, USA) | |
Should abandoned land be redeveloped? Contributions from an interdisciplinary approach between hydrogeology and economics. | Philippe Le Coent (Brgm, France) | |
15:15 - 15:30 | Coffee Break | |
15:30 - 16:30 | Pasture-forest transition in the Italian Alps: An interdisciplinary approach to uncover social and natural implications | Andrea Scartazza, CNR-IRET (Italy) |
Forest and water resources management under changing social and environmental conditions in Japan | Gomi Takashi (University of Nagoya, Japan) | |
16:30 - 17:00 | Lessons learned and way forward |