How to access the database?

 

To access the database and download data sets, you need to create an account at this address. When your account is validated, you can connect to the database interface or directly download data from the links available on the website using your login and password. Please, follow this tutorial for more information.

Data Available At The Poitiers Site

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

Site data

Spatialized data

Experiments

Experimental bench

Hydraulic

In situ measurements

  

Borehole

Soil atmosphere exchange

Stations

  

* From August 2020, 9 wells m7, m8, m13, m15, m20, m22, mp4, mp6 and mp7 become m7b, m8b, m13b, m15b, m20b, m22b, mp4b, mp6b and mp7b respectively due to a change in their technical equipment.

 

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.

 

N. Simon, O. Bour, N. Lavenant, G. Porel, B. Nauleau, B. Pouladi, L. Longuevergne, and A. Crave. Numerical and experimental validation of the applicability of active-dts experiments to estimate thermal conductivity and groundwater flux in porous media. Water Resources Research, e2020WR028078, 2020. [ DOI | Data ]

J. L. Mari, G. Porel, and B. Bourbiaux. From 3D seismic to 3D reservoir deterministic model thanks to logging data: The case study of a near surface heterogeneous aquifer. Oil & Gas Science and Technology – Rev. IFP, 64(2):119--131, 2009. [ DOI | .pdf | Data ]