The H+ observation service was created in 2002 with following missions:
The first goal of the H+ observation service is to maintain and coordinate a network of experimental sites capable of providing data – including chronicles or data on long term experiments – for the characterisation, quantification and modelling of water, element and energy transfers in underground aquifers.
The coupling between measurements, theories, and models is a fundamental goal of the H+ observation service. The observatory aims to create a long-term relation between research teams interested in the theoretical, numerical or experimental aspects of transfers in heterogeneous media.
The H+ observation service also has the task of establishing a partnership between fundamental research, training and operational partners. Training activities are organised on the exploitation of the resource and the prevention of environmental risks.
The H+ database includes the data acquired on the sites of H+ National observation service:
The annual days of the H+ network will be held from 23 to 25 October 2024 in Poitiers. This meeting will provide an opportunity to present the state of progress of the H+ observatories. The program of H+ days is available here.
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