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Dr Wolfram KloppmannCONSORTIUM COORDINATORSMART LOIRE VALLEY ProgrammeDr Wolfram Kloppmann (HDR), task officer at the Laboratory Division of BRGM, head of the Isotope Unit from 2011to 2017, works in a broad field of environmental issues. His specialties include chemistry and isotope characteristicsof deep natural fluids including energy-relevant gases, groundwater, non-conventional water resources, water-rockinteractions in aquifers, isotope fingerprinting of water contaminants, but also the identification of the provenance ofcultural materials and the degradation of building stones. Most of his research work involved the use of environmentalisotopes. He coordinated the BRGM research program on non-conventional water resources and alternative conceptsof water management (2006-2011). He was the French coordinator of the 2014-2018 ANR-NSERC Franco-CanadianG-Baseline project on impact assessment in the field of unconventional hydrocarbons.MULTI-ISOTOPE AND CHEMICAL TRACING FOR UNDERSTANDING THE SOURCESAND FATE OF MACRONUTRIENTS AT THE BASIN SCALE (MUTUAL)Nitrogen and phosphorous flows induce water quality degradations, which are a major obstacle for reaching the “goodqualitative status” of European surface and groundwater bodies aimed by the European Water Framework Directive.A diverse array of macronutrient sources and a complex network of transport pathways and reactive transformationsare evident for both groundwater and surface water receptors, creating a key challenge for the management of naturalresources. This consortium gathers experience on nutrient cycling in a variety of hydroclimatic, hydrogeological andland use settings and a large variety of complementary tools in the field of environmental geochemistry.Earth, Ecology & Environment Sciences 2019This will allow merging advanced tracer techniques into a diagnostic toolbox for characterising macronutrient sourcesand fate in aquatic ecosystems. The project aims on a critical analysis of the current approaches of source and fateidentification in contaminated watersheds. The project partners produced a shared database on chemical and isotopicfingerprints of N and P sources in a diversity of catchments worldwide as basis of a common publication and commonpresentations.The first meeting from Jan. 16-20, 2017 was dedicated to a critical evaluation of the potential of multi-tracer approachesto identify and quantify nutrient sources and transfer times in groundwater.The second meeting from Dec. 4-8, 2017 was dedicated to the work on a common conceptual paper on catchmentsaffected by N and P excess: Structure breakdown, contents to be included, in the light of the current literature and theongoing studies of all project partners.The third meeting, from June 11-14, 2018 allowed us to advance on a common publication on the effect nitrogen fixationin soil and subsequent re-nitrification on the isotope fingerprints of nitrate.A final workshop organised on June 18, 2019 in Orléans (France) brought together international experts in the field ofnutrient cycling and -tracing with regional stakeholders on the theme “N and P cycling in catchments: How can isotopesguide water resources management?”.78
PARTNERSDr Daren GooddyBritish Geological Survey - UKProf. Bernhard MayerUniversity of Calgary - CADr Neus OteroUniversity of Barcelona - ESDr Ben SurridgeUniversity of Lancaster - UKDr Mathieu SebiloSorbonne University - FRDr Dan LapworthBritish Geological Survey - UKAROUND THE PROJECTArticles in peer-reviewed journals. Kloppmann W., Otero N., Mayer B., Sebilo M., Gooddy D. C., Lapworth D., Surridge B.,Petelet E., Flehoc C., Baran N. Limitations of the isotopic composition of nitrates as a tracer oftheir origin. European Geosciences Union General Assembly 2018, Vienna (Austria), 8-13 April,2018.. Kloppmann W. (2020) Origine et devenir des nitrates : atouts et limites de l’approcheisotopique. Séminaire DEPA, 14 February 2020, BRGM, Orléans, France.Earth, Ecology & Environment Sciences 201979
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