Présentation Chantier Med VILLENAVE INSU...

1

First International CHARMEX Workshop First International CHARMEX Workshop –– 29 June 2009 29 June 2009 –– ToulouseToulouse

Eric VILLENAVE

Chantier MChantier Mééditerranditerranéée 2010e 2010--20202020CIOCIO--EE

Objectives and issuesA historical cradle, the Mediterranean region is :

A civilizational hot spotAn area of geostrategic interest, with major environmental, political, and societal issues

The Habitability and the future : Irreversible changes in marine and continental ecosystemsMenace on the access to natural ressources, geotectonic risks;Littoral demography; air, marine, continental water and soil pollutionsHydrometeorological events, intensive windfarm development, dry periods, firesWater shortage and conflicts of use…

Vast interdisciplinary program of research and studiesAtmosphere, hydrosphere, lithosphere For a better understanding of the mechanisms inflencing landscapes, the Environment and the anthropogenic effect of the region

2


FrameworkChallenge: « Habitability »

Development and Environment

Initiation by the inter-organism committee for environmental research (CIO-E) (14 partners)

Large Initiative of environmental measurements between 2010 and 2020 Coordination, strategies, international cooperations and prioritiesIntegrated multi-tool, multiscale and model observation strategies (satellites, ships, aircrafts, …)Gradual development of perennial observation networksLarge research structuring >20 years

ContextsInternational coordination of the involved scientific communitiesGMES (Global Monitoring of Environment and Security)« Grenelle de l’Environnement »

ImplementationInstalling work groups (2007-2009): incubation & international accessInstalling the governance structure (2008-2009)Workshop « Chantier Méditerranée », Aix en Provence, 3-5 Novembre 2008

3


StrategyStarting from questions in order to structure, organise and schedule the different actions

Articulating long-term actions and short-term mobilisation

Developing modular platforms TechnologicalObservationModelling

Interdisciplinary integration, associating :Earth SciencesLife Sciences Human and Societal Sciences

Existing national and european programs and networks and to develop collaborations with southern and eastern countries

4


5

Integrated approachTransdisciplinary

geophysics, geochemistry, sedimentology, hydrology …biology, biophysics, chemistry …Human and social sciences.

Multi-scale To apprehend the globality of the different problems,founded on the synergy between all action methodologies :

Perennial observation systems, on different scales from secular to pluri-annual, Coordination of data acquisition campaignsexperiment,modelling

At interfaces between different compartments between human beings and the Environment


Integrated approach


Thematic projectsHYMEX : meteorological variability and water cycleCHARMEX : atmospheric chemistry, aerosol propertiesMERMEX : oceanography and marine biogeochemistryPALEOMEX : mediterranean paleoenvironmentSICMED : territory evolution: eco-agro systems, urban territoriesBIODIVMEX : measure of the evolution of the mediterranean biodiversityTERMEX : tectonic processes, risks, resources

+ CRISMED : socio-economic and sociological processes and crises, mediterranean history.

7



9



11




14


GovernanceRole of the animator/coordinator: developing transverse actions between the different thematics (open application running ‘til summer 2009)

Institutional Steering Committee arising from the inter-organism committee for environmental research (CIO-E)

Executive Committee of program and transverse action coordinators

Flexible governance depending on the internationalisation development

15


Steering Committee (CIO-E ChMed)Institutional Committee composed of institutional partner members of the CIO-E involved in the Mediterranean Initiative – Chantier Méditerranée

Responsibility for the development of the Mediterranean Initiative -Chantier Méditerranée

Preparing, organising, structuring, deciding general orientations and financing

Interacting with scientific Committees in order to prepare evaluations

Ready when the animator/coordinator position of the Mediterranean Initiative - Chantier Méditerranée will have been attributed

16


17

Executive CommitteeComposition

Flexible composition in order to be always adapted to the different stages of the Mediterranean Initiative – Chantier Méditerranée.

Coordinator / Animator of the Med Init – Ch MedResponsibles for the specific programs (WP coordinators)

HyMEx: Véronique DUCROCQ or Philippe DROBINSKI MerMEx: Xavier DURIEU de MADRON or Richard SEMPERE or Cécile GUIEU ChArMEx: François DULACTerMEx: Laurent JOLIVETSicMED: Jean-Claude MENAUT or Marc VOLTZ or Ghani CHEHBOUNIBiodivMex: Marc TROUSSELIER PaleoMex: Marie-Alexandrine SICRE or Joël GUIOT

Responsibles for tranverse actionsResponsibles for project management

RoleApplying the decisions of the Steering CommitteeCoordinating the programs


Project management

Centralization of the management of the different possible financing sources, in relation to the Scientific Direction of the Med Init – Ch Med

Internal and external (international) communication actions of the Med Init-Ch Med

Capitalization and storing of the knowledge, in the course of the Med Init

Bibliography and bibliometric analyses, available for all the community

18


19

ActionsTo clarify the general context and define a common field of interest

What are the most urgent questions to deal with in terms of environment and sustainable development in the Mediterranean regionNature and impacts of global changes in the Mediterranean area

Exhaustive assessmentRecent programsOceanographic campaigns

To scale the initiative at the european and perimediterranean levelsFrom the startWith the help of CIESM for the marine component

To define thematics and therefore federative programs

To define actors, tools and ways of financing


Actions in 2009Building the triangle: Institutions / Sciences / Logistics

Political piloting by the CIO-E Structuration and scientific evaluation by the SCBuilding up the project management

Organisation of workshops in order to sharpen programs, interactions and systems

Enlargment to human and social science propositionsSociety, development and mediterranean environmentCo-definition to let pertinent thematics emerge Disciplinary projects associated with interdisciplinary common topics

Participation to the construction of EU FP7 or othersParticipation to the CNES 2009 prospectiveInternational meeting (Europe, southern and eastern partners) in2010Construction of international partnership

Europe/internationalNorth/South in particular 20


21

Partners / Some representativesMESR-DGRI: Jean François STEPHAN, Michèle TIXIER-BOICHARD, Bernard COMMEREMEDAD: Eric VINDIMIANANR: Philippe FREYSSINETCEA: Christophe RABOUILLE, Philippe LAVOCATCNRS-INSU: Dominique LE QUEAU CNRS-INSU: Daniel GUEDALIA, Catherine JEANDEL (CSD PU), Fauzi MANTOURA (SOIM)CNRS-INSU-ST: Bruno GOFFE, François CORNET, Philippe DAVY (CSST)CNRS-INSU-OA: Patrick MONFRAY, Francis GROUSSET (CSOA), Gilles BERGAMETTICNRS-INSU-SIC: Alain DINET, Jean-Claude MENAUT, Michel VAUCLIN (CSSIC+INSAR)CNRS-INSU-AA: Jean Marie HAMEURYCNRS-INSU-DAT: Guy GUYOT, Etienne RUELLANCNRS-EDD: Bernard DELAY, Marc TROUSSELLIERCNRS-SHS: Marie-Françoise COUREL, Christine VOIRONCemagref: Claudine SCHMIDT-LAINE CIRAD: Bernard MALLETCNES: Hervé JEANJEAN, Steven HOSFORDIFP: Bernard COLLETTAIfremer: Patrick VINCENT, Pierre COCHONATINRA: Pierre STENGEL, Marc VOLTZIRD: Pierre SOLER, Rémy Louat, Eric SERVATMétéo-France: Pascale DELECLUSE, Eric BRUN CIESM: Frédéric BRIAND


22

CNRS-INSU wishes you a very interesting and profitable Workshop!

First International CHARMEX Workshop First International CHARMEX Workshop –– 29 June 2009 29 June 2009 –– ToulouseToulouse

Eric VILLENAVE

Date post:	16-Sep-2018
Category:	Documents
Upload:	hoangkhuong
View:	215 times
Download:	0 times

Présentation Chantier Med VILLENAVE INSU...

Documents