OZCAR-RI Draix-Bleone observatory Galabre site - France

Basic Information
Site Name
OZCAR-RI Draix-Bleone observatory Galabre site
Short name
Galabre
Country
France
Site Manager
Site Description
The Galabre site is part of Draix-Bleone observatory, located in the French South Alps, upstream of Digne, on the right side of the Bleone river. The hydrosedimentary station of La Robine-sur-Galabre was created in 2008 to measure water of sediment fluxes from the Galabre catchment, 20 km2. This catchment integrates a diversity of lithologies and land use that are characteristic of the Pre-Alps. The climate is mountainous and Mediterranean. The site is characterized by intense erosion and intermittent sediment fluxes. The variables that are monitored on the long-term include rainfall and meteorology, high-frequency water discharge and suspended sediment concentration (10 minutes), some physico-chemical properties of stream water and sediments.
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2024-05-21 14:05:12

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General Characteristics and Status
Site Status
Operational
Year Established
2008
Observed properties
Affiliation and Network Specific Information
Affiliation
OZCAR RIThis site is a verified "OZCAR RI" member.
LTER EuropeThis site is a verified "LTER Europe" member.
LTER FranceThis site is a verified "LTER France" member.
Photos
Measuring water properties in the Galabre river
Measuring water properties in the Galabre river
The Galabre river
The Galabre river
Geographic
Centroid/Representative Coordinates

Latitude: 44.172213 Longitude: 6.217318

Size
ca. 2000.00ha
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