Acknowledgements This work is a contribution to the PIREN-Seine research programme
(www.piren-seine.fr), which belongs to the Zone Atelier Seine part of the international LongTerm Socio-Ecological Research (LTSER) network. ArchiSeine is the result of a work carried out
within a convention between the PIREN-Seine research programme and the French National
Archives.
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the Kembs diversion dam (France, Germany). Geomorphology 236:163–177
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Seattle/London
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North America. University of Pittsburgh Press, Pittsburgh
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and North America. University of Pittsburgh Press, Pittsburgh
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University of Pittsburgh Press, Pittsburgh
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18. Petts GE, Möller H, Roux AL (1989) Historical change of large alluvial rivers: Western Europe.
Wiley, Chichester
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(3–4):172–191
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(www.piren-seine.fr), which belongs to the Zone Atelier Seine part of the international LongTerm Socio-Ecological Research (LTSER) network. ArchiSeine is the result of a work carried out
within a convention between the PIREN-Seine research programme and the French National
Archives.
References
1. Bravard JP, Piegay H (2000) L’interface Nature – Sociétés dans les hydrosystèmes fluviaux.
Géocarrefour 75(4):273–274
2. Amoros C, Petts GE (1996) Hydrosystèmes fluviaux. Chapman and Hall, London
3. Lespez L (2012) Paysages et gestion de l’eau: sept millénaires d’histoire des vallées et des
plaines littorales en Basse-Normandie. Presses University, Caen
4. Downs PW, Gregory KJ (2004) River channel management: towards sustainable catchment
hydrosystems. Arnold, London
5. Gurnell AM, Piery JL, Petts GE (2003) Using historical data in fluvial geomorphology. In:
Kondolf M, Piégay H (eds) Tools in fluvial geomorphology. Wiley, Chichester
6. Jacob-Rousseau N (2009) Géohistoire/géo-histoire: quelles méthodes pour quel récit ?
Géocarrefour 84(4):211–216
7. Bravard JP (2010) La valorisation de la cartographie historique des rivières d’Europe, de la
recherche sur la dynamique des paysages à la gestion des eaux. In: Masotti L (ed) Il paesaggio
dei tecnici, Attualità della cartographia storica per il governo delle acque. Marsiolio, Bolognia
8. Robert S (2011) Sources et techniques de l’archéogéographie planimétrique. Presses
Universitaires de Franche-Comté, Besançon
9. Braga G, Gervasoni S (1989) Evolution of the Po river: an example of the application of
historical maps. In: Petts GE, Möller H, Roux AL (eds) Historical change of large alluvial
rivers: Western Europe. Wiley, Chichester, pp 113–126
10. Bravard JP, Gaydou P (2015) Historical development and integrated management of the Rhône
River floodplain, from the Alps to the Camargue Delta, France. In: Hudson PF, Middlekoop H
(eds) Geomorphic approaches to integrated floodplain management of lowland fluvial systems
in North America and Europe. Springer, New York, pp 289–320
11. Hohensinner S, Lager B, Sonnlechner C et al (2013) Changes in water and land: the
reconstructed Viennese riverscape from 1500 to the present. Water History 5(2):145–172
12. Arnaud F, Piégay H, Schmitt L et al (2015) Historical geomorphic analysis (1932–2011) of a
by-passed river reach in process-based restoration perspectives: The Old Rhine downstream of
the Kembs diversion dam (France, Germany). Geomorphology 236:163–177
13. Cioc M (2002) The Rhine, an eco-biography, 1815–2000. University of Washington Press,
Seattle/London
14. Mauch C, Zeller T (eds) (2008) Rivers in history. Perspectives on waterways in Europe and
North America. University of Pittsburgh Press, Pittsburgh
15. Castonguay S, Evenden M (2012) Urban rivers. Remaking rivers, cities, and space in Europe
and North America. University of Pittsburgh Press, Pittsburgh
16. Knoll M, Lübken U, Schott D (2017) River lost, rivers regained. Rethinking city-river relations.
University of Pittsburgh Press, Pittsburgh
17. Lestel L, Carré C (eds) (2017) Les rivières urbaines et leur pollution. Quae, Paris
18. Petts GE, Möller H, Roux AL (1989) Historical change of large alluvial rivers: Western Europe.
Wiley, Chichester
19. Gregory KJ (2006) The human role in changing river channels. Geomorphology 79
(3–4):172–191
54
L. Lestel et al.