Post-doctoral position in application of hybrid modelling to lake carbon dynamics
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New publication : delimiting the epilimnion depth is not that easy
Epilimnion is the surface layer of a lake typically characterised as well-mixed and is decoupled from the “metalimnion” due to a rapid change in density. The depth of this layer is used to understand air-water exchanges and the vertical distribution of biological variables. The concept seems easy, and is one of the first notions you get taught when starting your limnology class. And yet, placing the limits of the epilimnion is not that easy. Check this new paper lead by Harriet Wilson! the product of a collaboration with CEH, initiated by a master’s thesis, years ago…
Wilson, H. L., Ayala, A. I., Jones, I. D., Rolston, A., Pierson, D., de Eyto, E., Grossart, H.-P., Perga, M.-E., Woolway, R. I., and Jennings, E.: (in print) Variability in epilimnion depth estimations in lakes, Hydrol. Earth Syst. Sci. Discuss., https://doi.org/10.5194/hess-2020-222.
Master’s students field camp with physical distancing
5-day field camp on “Alpine catchments” with the students in aquatic science of the Msc in Environmental science, Lake Derborence.
with the additional constrain of keeping physical distancing, group pictures need a much larger framing.
Annual sensors maintenance at Lake Muzelle
Group trip to the beautiful Lake Muzelle in the Parc National des Ecrins for the annual sensors maintenance. The full team along with our collaborators from the Parc National des Ecrins.
Also a great opportunity for us to thank Thibault for his years within the group, and the incredible work he has done.
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Round-the-clock experiment on Lexplore
Quantifying diel changes in carbon processes in Lake Geneva : How much do we miss by discarding night-time. 24H sampling and experiment (every 4h) on Lexplore by Thibault, Pascal, Nicolas and Marie.