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Stéphane Lafortune, Philippe Gombert, Zbigniew Pokryszka, Elodie Lacroix, Philippe de Donato and Nevila Jozja
Massive underground storage of hydrogen could be a way that excess energy is produced in the future, provided that the risks of leakage of this highly flammable gas are managed. The ROSTOCK-H research project plans to simulate a sudden hydrogen leak into...
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Mathilde Desrues, Pascal Lacroix and Ombeline Brenguier
Recent studies using satellite data have shown a growing interest in detecting and anticipating landslide failures. However, their value for an actual landslide prediction has shown variable results. Therefore, the use of satellite images for that purpos...
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Marjan Ghahramanlou-Holloway, Jessica M. LaCroix, Kari Koss, Kanchana U. Perera, Anderson Rowan, Marcus R. VanSickle, Laura A. Novak and Theresa H. Trieu
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Martin Lacroix and Armin Pircher Verdorfer
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Alba Ballester, Kelly E. Mott Lacroix
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The benefits of public participation in water management are recognized by governments, scholars, and stakeholders. These benefits, however, do not result from all engagement endeavors. This leads to the question: What are the determinants for effective ...
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Susanna Eden, Sharon B. Megdal, Eylon Shamir, Karletta Chief, Kelly Mott Lacroix
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Stakeholder participation is a foundation of good water governance. Good groundwater governance typically involves the co-production of knowledge about the groundwater system. Models provide a vehicle for producing this knowledge, as well as a ?boundary ...
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Kelly E. Mott Lacroix, Sharon B. Megdal
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Effective stakeholder engagement is fundamental to water management, yet there are as many approaches to consultation as there are efforts. This paper provides an evaluation of, and lessons learned from three water management engagement processes, and us...
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