Ratboren Chan, PhD student at GET cosupervised by Laurie Boithias and Olivier Ribolzi at GET and by Layheang Song and Pinnara Ket at ITC, defended his thesis on November 3. His thesis is entitled “Effect of hillslope geomorphology and riparian wetland on hydro-sediment dynamics in a mountainous agro-ecosystem ofthe humid tropics” and was performed within […]
Inpeng Saveng, PhD student at GET cosupervised by Olivier Ribolzi and Laurie Boithias with the participation of Phouthasone Sibounnavong at NUoL, defended her thesis on October 23. Her thesis is entitled “Headwater wetlands: a key environment for the fate and transfer of faecal indicator bacteria in tropical mountain streams of the Mekong basin” and was […]
Sensors capable of accurately measuring water level exist on the market, but they are generally expensive, fragile and ill-suited to the aggressive conditions encountered in rivers, particularly in the inter-tropical zone. A self-contained, float-controlled water level gauge based on visible laser Time-of-Flight (ToF) technology, designed as an integrated device for automatically measuring and recording water […]
Considering the significant soil losses in teak plantations during heavy rains, IRD researchers (UMR GET and iEES-Paris) and their Laotian (DALaM and NUoL) and Cambodian (ITC) partners sought to measure the efficacy of grassed ‘buffer’ zones on surface runoff and soil loss downstream of these plantations. In South-East Asia, teak plantations are often established on […]
Do Anh Huy defended his Master’s thesis on September 18, dealing with the “Application of remote sensing for land use and wetlands mapping in Laos”, performed within the DinBuam ANR project and supervised by Alexandre Bouvet (CESBIO), Olivier Ribolzi (GET) and Pham Duc Binh (USTH), hosted at CESBIO and funded by the AST Zone Critique […]
On June 25 and 26, the IRD 2024 LMI Days were held in Marseille, focusing on South and Southeast Asia on the topic “Water as a common good: towards an integrated vision and sustainable solutions”. Inpeng Saveng (left in photo), PhD student at GET/UT3, presented her thesis work entitled “Headwater wetlands as a determinant of […]
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