Access to the data from Google Earth module
The Google Earth module provides a site visualization and information on data available such as types of measurements, locations, dates, etc. This interface also provides an overview of geophysical maps and cross-sections, which can be directly downloaded from the available links. Data available through predefined requests can be downloaded from this interface too.
To download the Google Earth file and access to the data of this site, click on the following icon or image :
Overview of the Google Earth module.
Access to the data from database interface
All data inserted in the H+ database can be extracted using requests, which can be defined through this interface. For more information, please read the tutorial available here.
Overview of the database interface.
Access to the data from predefined requests
To help finding general data sets, predefined requests have been created and are regularly executed. Results can be downloaded from the links available below.
Chemistry |
Deformation |
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Site data
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Spatialized data |
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Experiments |
Experimental bench |
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Hydraulic
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In situ measurements
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Borehole |
Soil atmosphere exchange |
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Stations |
* Due to improvement in the measuring devices for the Z borehole references, some variations may occur during 2011 and 2017. See this note (in French) for more details.
Access to the data from published articles
Alternatively, user can find specific data sets published in scientific journals. The web page that links to the specific data set is provided at the end of the reference.
M. Nicolas, O. Bour, A. Selles, B. Dewandel, V. Bailly-Comte, S. Chandra, S. Ahmed, and J.-C. Maréchal. Managed Aquifer Recharge in fractured crystalline rock aquifers: Impact of horizontal preferential flow on recharge dynamics. Journal of Hydrology, 573:717--732, 2019. [ DOI ]
N. Guihéneuf, O. Bour, A. Boisson, T. Le Borgne, M. W. Becker, B. Nigon, M. Wajiduddin, S. Ahmed, and J.-C. Maréchal. Insights about transport mechanisms and fracture flow channeling from multi-scale observations of tracer dispersion in shallow fractured crystalline rock. Journal of Contaminant Hydrology, 206:18--33, 2017. [ DOI ]
N. Guihéneuf, A. Boisson, O. Bour, B. Dewandel, J. Perrin, A. Dausse, M. Viossanges, S. Chandra, S. Ahmed, and J.-C. Maréchal. Groundwater flows in weathered crystalline rocks: Impact of piezometric variations and depth-dependent fracture connectivity. Journal of Hydrology, 511:320--334, 2014. [ DOI ]