Auradé catchment
The Auradé site is a carbonate agricultural catchment (3.28 km²) drained by the Montoussé stream, a sub-tributary of the Save river. It is located 40 km west of Toulouse, in Gascogne hillsides of Southwstern France. It is an entirely agricultural basin, with crops (wheat/sunflower rotation) occupying 90% of its surface. More information can be found on the Auradé observatory and OZCAR websites.
Data access
KMZ viewer
The viewer below offers a comprehensive site visualization and information on available hydrogeophysical data, including geophysical maps and cross-sections. This interface also provides details on the types, numbers, and dates of measurements, as well as precise site locations and data providers information.
To visualize the data in the Google Earth software, you can download the following KMZ file: Auradé.kmz
Predefined requests
You can access the data categorized by different types of measurements from the provided links below.
Spatialized hydrogeophysics
- Seismic cross sections
- ERT cross sections