Problems and opportunities of integrated basin management in mountains
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1 Problems and opportunities of integrated basin management in mountains Carmen de Jong The Mountain Institute, University of Savoy France
2 5th World Water Forum Suggestions for possible contribution to RIOB session on River Basin Management and Transboundary Cooperation Problems and Opportunities of Integrated Basin Management in Mountains Organisers: Mountain Institut (Carmen de Jong) Gazi University (Ibrahim Gurer) and others
3 Problems and Opportunities of Integrated Basin Management in Mountains AIMS Awareness raising for climate and anthropogenic induced catchment problems in the Alps (moving away from perception of whole catchment to subcatchment scale) Development of pan-alpine Stakeholder Interaction Forum (moving through local to national and alpine scale) Monitoring and modelling, development of Early Warning System against Water Scarcity, suggestions for water management strategies
4 Useful background experience for preparing session - Special Session Water in Mountains in September 2008 at WWC in Montpellier - Interreg Alpine Space project Alp-Water-Scarce (Water Management Strategies against Water Scarcity in the Alps) with 17 partners
5 Interreg Alpine Space Alp-Water-Scarce Water management strategies against water scarcity in the Alps
6 Water problems in mountains?
7 Projection des disponibilités en eau et des prélevements en fonction du temps Point de conflit Prélevement d eau Disponibilité en eau changement climatique Temps
8 Changing climatic pressures Zermatt in 1890 Lopé 1884
9 Artificial snow for nordic skiing Terre Sauvage 2008
10 Snow making is water intensive 4700 m 3 / ha
11 Changing anthropogenic pressures Zermatt, Petit Cervin: model Zermatt, Petit Cervin Plans for tourist platform and pressurised hotel (117 m in height, extension up to 4000m)
12 Anthropogenic and climatological pressures on mountain catchments Will the upper anthropogenic limits be constrained by altitude, or not? de Jong et al 2008
13 Seasonal Water Consumption for Tourism drinking water (m 3 ) month Les Chapelles St. Martin de Belleville Albertville Bourg St. Maurice de Jong et al 2008 a
14 Spatial Water Consumption for Tourism 200 km km 2 - sub catchment of 200 km 2 - relative winter discharge of 10 L/s/km 2 - tourist density of 300 beds/km 2 - main catchment of 1600 km 2 - relative winter discharge of 10 L/s/km 2 - tourist density of 190 beds/km 2
15 The Arcs ski resort: construction of water reservoir for snow making Catchment of Pissevieille Snow water reservoir of Adret des Tuffes Arc Arc 1800 Bourg-Saint-Maurice Arc 1600 de Jong & Barth 2008
16 Possible evolution of the hydrograph under the impact of artificial snow - 1 to -2 % - 3 to -5 % +20 to +30% Average monthly dicharge Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. March April May June July Aug. Sept natural discharge (L/s) possible evolution 1 possible evolution 2 possible evolution 3 de Jong & Barth 2008
17 3. Propositions pour la gestion intégrée de l eau en montagne en soulignant le rôle des acteurs et les approches interdisciplinaires
18 CONCLUSIONS - AlpWaterScarce will intensify long term, observational networks and integrate soft (or qualitative) stakeholder knowledge - integrate short term, in situ (but significant) water abstraction such as for snow production or tourism in monitoring and modelling approaches - develop adaptation and mitigation strategies (drought resistance crops) - create Early Warning Systems at sub-catchment scale, integrating economical and hydrological requirements - develop new mountain water regulations together with Alpine Convention
19 CHALLENGE Help to develop an interdisciplinary and intersectorial problem consciousness and acceptance
20 Périodes de conflits d usage de l eau Chamonix Mont Blanc (205 km 2 ) Q (m 3 /s) hiver hiver Arthaz-Pont-Notre-Dame (1666 km 2 ) Prélévements en eau pour : Q (m 3 /s) - tourisme - neige de culture - hydroéléctricité - agriculture
21 Water balance Vernagt Glacier Parameters based on direct measurements Braun er al 2007
22 L eau utilisée pour l agriculture Réalisation : Pierre Paccard données Agence de l Eau RMC, 2004
23 L eau utilisée pour la production de neige Réalisation Pierre Paccard Données Savoie Mont Blanc Tourisme & Agence de l Eau RMC, 2004
24 Pressure on mountain water resources by tourism Town permanent/ average tourist population Max. drinking water in winter (m 3 ) Ratio water (m 3 )/ person Albertville Les Chapelles Bourg Maurice St / 8
25 Glacier mass balance worldwide Dyurgerov & Meier 2006
26 Glacier retreat of Sonnblick Glacier Austria Böhm et al 2007
27 Temperatures compared for high latitudes and high altitudes Year Bourg St. Maurice (900 m) Sonnblick (3100 m) Angmagssalik N (52 m) Annual mean Temperature ( C)
28 a) Villards b) Saint-Pantaléon 0,8 0,7 0,6 0,5 0,4 0,3 0,2 0, :00 12:00 0:00 12:00 0:00 12:00 0:00 12:00 0:00 12:00 0:00 12:00 0:00 12:00 0:00 12:00 0:00 discharge (m 3 /s) rainfall (mm) Pluie Débit naturel Débit artificiel rainfall natural Q artificial 10 0,7 0,6 0,5 0,4 0,3 0,2 0, :00 12:00 0:00 12:00 0:00 12:00 0:00 12:00 0:00 12:00 0:00 12:00 0:00 12:00 0:00 12:00 0:00 discharge (m 3 /s) rainfall (mm) Pluie Débit naturel Débit artificiel rainfall natural Q artificial Fig. 4 Precipitation, extreme flood of 12th June 2003 (blue line) and reconstruction of impacts of artificial snow melt (yellow line) for the torrent a) Villards (5) and b) Saint Pantaleon (4). 10
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