Pierre Chauve
University of Franche-Comté
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Journal of Hydrology | 2002
Lhoussaine Bouchaou; Alain Mangin; Pierre Chauve
To understand the turbidity phenomenon that occurs during floodwater periods in the water of some karstic aquifers, a study was carried out on the Ain Asserdoune spring in the Beni Mellal Atlas. The application of correlation and spectral analyses to turbidity, rainfall and discharge rate with a daily sampling for three hydrological cycles showed that the Ain Asserdoune turbidity corresponded to the beginning of the unclogging of the karstic conduits affecting the saturated area. The appearance of turbidity during the increased flow rate was due to instability in the chaotic regime that was represented by suspended matter, which was evacuated independent of the discharge rate. This phenomenon only appears in polyphase karst, which is frequently found, and thus must be taken into account when karstic water is used for drinking as it could become unfit for human consumption.
Comptes Rendus De L Academie Des Sciences Serie Ii Fascicule A-sciences De La Terre Et Des Planetes | 1999
Youssef Hsissou; Jacques Mudry; Jacky Mania; Lhoussaine Bouchaou; Pierre Chauve
Abstract The use of bromide anion contents is an essential complement to chloride measurements in order to explain the salinity anomalies in groundwaters. Thanks to the relationship Br = ƒCl) and to the molar ratio Br/Cl, it allows marine influence areas (the Ocean, precipitation, aerosols, sedimentary paleosalinity) to be distinguished from evaporitic or anthropogenic influence areas, which are impoverished in Br as opposed to the oceanic domain. Applied to the Souss alluvial plain, and thanks to this methodology, we can interpret phenomena which are responsible for conductivity anomalies in groundwaters: present salt encroachment, sedimentary paleosalinity or wastewaters downstream; evaporites, recycling of irrigation waters in the mean Souss.
Geodinamica Acta | 1996
Lhoussaine Bouchaou; Alain Mangin; Pierre Chauve; Jacky Mania; Mohamed Aboufirassi
ResumeLe massif karstique de Beni-Mellal, dans le Haut Atlas (Maroc), est constitue essentiellement par des calcaires dolomitiques du Lias qui presentent en surface des figures de dissolution spectaculaires. Le massif est situe entre 500 m et 2 400 m d’altitude et alimente plusieurs sources dont la plus importante est celle d’Ain Asserdoune. La quasi-totalite des sources emergent au niveau des contacts chevauchants qui limitent le Jurassique calcaire des formations tertiaires sousjacentes du piemont. L’etude des debits classes et du tarissement ainsi que l’analyse correlatoire et spectrale des chroniques pluies – debits du systeme karstique draine par la source d’Ain Asserdoune permettent de caracteriser cet aquifere. Il s’agit d’un aquifere inertiel qui assure le flot de base. Cet aquifere est caracterise par l’existence de reserves dynamiques importantes. Il est influence par un karst superficiel fonctionnant en periode de hautes eaux ainsi que par des apports lateraux provenant des compartiments voisin...
Journal of Hydrology | 1996
Youssef Hsissou; Pierre Chauve; Jacky Mania; Alain Mangin; Michel Bakalowicz; Abdellah Gaiz
Environmental Earth Sciences | 2002
Y. Hsissou; Lhoussaine Bouchaou; Jacques Mudry; J. Mania; Pierre Chauve
Journal of Hydrology | 1996
Youssef Hsissou; Pierre Chauve; Jacky Mania
Journal of African Earth Sciences | 1997
Lhoussaine Bouchaou; Pierre Chauve; Jacques Mudry; Jacky Mania; Youssef Hsissou
Journal of Hydrology | 1996
Youssef Hsissou; Pierre Chauve; Jacky Mania; Antoine Mangin; Michael Bakalowicz; Abdellah Gaiz
Geologica Belgica | 2007
Jacky Mania; Jacques Mudry; Paul Broquet; Pierre Chauve; Rodolphe Wacogne; Alain Delhomel
Sciences et techniques de l'environnement. Mémoire hors-série | 2001
Mohamed Qurtobi; Said Boutaleb; Lhoussaine Bouchaou; Pierre Chauve; Jacques Mudry