PROTEKER: a near-shore submarine observatory in the Kerguelen Islands for the long-term monitoring of benthic habitats
PROTEKER is a pilot program that aims at establishing a baseline for assessing the impact of climate change on near-shore marine ecosystems of the Kerguelen Islands by implementing an ecological and genetic monitoring at reference sites. The high diversity of coastal marine ecosystems is usually ...
PANDOR - Digital Archives and Research Data Portal
The Digital Archives and Research Data Portal or Portail d'Archives Numériques et Données de la Recherche (PANDOR) was created due to the observation that the data, databases and research tools produced by various research laboratories in human and social sciences at the University of Burgundy were ...
Physico-chemical parameters and isotopic signatures of the waters of the Forbonnet peatland
pH, electrical conductivity, temperature, redox potential, major elements concentration, and isotope analyses (87Sr/86Sr ratio, 13C of the dissolved inorganic carbon, 18O and 2H of the water molecule) of waters sampled at the Forbonnet peatland. All the methods of acquisition and laboratory ...
Survey of the breeding bird populations in the Drugeon basin, Franche-Comté, France, based on IPA (1998-2020)
Bird counts were carried out from 1998 to 220 using the IPA method described in Blondel et al (1970), IBCC (1977) and Blondel et al (1981). See section "Data acquisition methods".
SISMEAUCLIM
This project is based on three disciplines: seismology, hydrogeology and climatology. It aims to develop a new approach to monitor hydrogeological reservoirs, in particular karst aquifers, subject to extreme climatic events. The objective is to carry out 4D imaging during floods in a watershed ...
Distribution of waterbirds along the Drugeon river, France
This dataset describes bird observations performed along the Drugeon river, France, from 2014 to 2019, according to standard protocols.
Bird counts at Buanyuantula, Makalondi, Niger 1991-1993
Bird counts along transects carried out by Pierre Souvairan (1921-1998) from June 1991 to September 1993 at Buanyuantula (spelled Boignontoula in OpenStreetMap), Makalondi, Niger, near the Kulbu pools. Patrick Giraudoux helped Pierre Souvairan to design the protocol during his stays in Dijon, ...
Diet of the Barn Owl and variations of small mammal population relative densities
Dietary response of the Barn Owl was monitored in three church towers situated at 2.5, 2 and 1.5 km, 2 and 1.5 km to the small mammal sampling area. Small mammals were monitored in habitats type generally foraged by the Barn Owl (grassland, hedges)
Paleoparasitological analysis in Carspach - Kilianstollen
Paleoparasitological data from the study of three samples taken from the remains of German soldiers from the First World War. The soldiers were found in the rubble of the military structure (Kilianstollen) that collapsed on March 18, 1918.
FIBROKARST
This project focuses on understanding karstic systems and particularly on the issue of recharge and transfer processes in these very heterogeneous and generally inaccessible environments. The objective is to use the fiber optic technique to identify the recharge points of the karstic aquifer of ...
Pollen analysis - Le Locle (NE, CH), Col des Roches (Projet H20)
The archaeological surveys carried out on the Le Locle bypass road have made it possible to make several test borring in the upper part of the fill of the area located south of the city, between the city and the Col des Roches, in the Marais des Calame and Marais de la Molière. Two sections were ...
Pollen analysis - Fontenu (F-39), Domaine CID I et CID II
Two boreholes (CID I of 5.77 m and CID II of 7.63 m) were drilled off the Domaine de Chalain (east bank), 65-70 m from the shore. 57 pollen samples were taken from CID I and 21 from CID II + 5 radiocarbon dates.
Pollen analysis - La Châteleine (F-39), Au vieux château
Only one sample in a natural depression in the heart of the castle excavation.
Pollen analysis - Strasbourg (F-67), Caserne Barbade
Urban archaeological excavation. 10 palynological samples. "Urban" typical results.
Red kite monitoring
Dataset of red kite monitoring in France including nest localisation, biometry, brood size and range, diet, pollutant concentrations in blood (metals, organochlorines, PAHs, rodenticides), blood chemistry, stable isotopes (C,N,S), telomere length
Pollen analysis - Strasbourg (F-67), Place des Bateliers
Archaeological excavation. 18 palynological samples + 2 radiocarbon datings. 6 acceptable samples.
Pollen analysis - Luc-en-Diois (F-26), Lac du Claps (Petit Lac)
Natural site: lake formed in 1442 upstream a natural dam due to a rockslide. Drilling. 16 palynological samples. Opportunities to demonstrate seasonal rhythms.
Pollen analysis - Oyonnax (F-01), Lac Genin
Natural site: peat bog in the north edge of the lake. 5 palynological samples. 1st half of the subatlantic period at 2.15 m depth. Should be looked by new analysis.
Pollen analysis - Saint-Bonnet-de-Chavagne (F-26), Le Châtelard
Archaeological site: lime mortar from a wall. Only one palynological sample. Test in the mortar of the fortified house.
Pollen analysis - Planken (Liechtenstein), NR 4,5
Two palynological samples from moss used to fill the gaps between the construction elements of an alpine chalet. Dendrochronological date: 1750 AD.
Pollen analysis - Steinhausen (Suisse, Zug), Chalet 1700 + ZCS
Five palynological samples from moss used to fill the gaps between the construction elements of an alpine chalet. Dendrochronological date: between 1608 and 1700 AD.
Pollen analysis - Mondelange (F-57), rue de Metz
4 palynological samples from two Roman wells.
Pollen analysis - Bouverans (F-25), L'entonnoir
Natural site: lake. Lake bottom sampling during the 2018 drought. 9 palynological samples.
Piezometric monitoring in soils of the Clauge catchment area (Chaux forest, Jura)
Long-term piezometric monitoring in soils of the Clauge catchment area (Chaux forest, Jura) in different topographical positions.
Appropriation and land use in Blandy-les-Tours (Seine-et-Marne), from the 16th to the 19th century
Recent work, part of a process of opening up to multidisciplinarity, has underlined that the organisation of rural societies can no longer be understood without taking into account their relationship to space. These developments are now leading to work on the spatial dimension of data extracted from ...
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