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La gestion des crues du Rhône en amont du Léman : de la prévision à la décision

Anton Schleiss, Jean-Louis Boillat
2011
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Abstract

Le projet MINERVE de prévision et de gestion des crues en amont du Léman est aujourd'hui opérationnel. II vise la protection contre les inondations de la vallée du Rhône, dans les cantons du Valais et de Vaud, avec deux objectifs prioritaires. Le premier conceme la prévision hydrologique sur Ie bassin versant, pour une meilleure gestion des situations de crue en fonction de seuils progressifs d'avis, alerte et alarme. Le second repose sur une gestion préventive des aménagements hydroélectriques lorsque le besoin s'en fait sentir.

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Anton Schleiss, Jean-Louis Boillat
2011
Journal Articles

Abstract

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/9a120e6e-279a-4ad3-8264-350e17a7fa56

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