Données issues du dispositif de Biosurveillance des Retombées Atmosphériques Métalliques par les Mousses (BRAMM)
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Données issues du dispositif de Biosurveillance des Retombées Atmosphériques Métalliques par les Mousses (BRAMM)
Le dispositif BRAMM permet de cartographier et de modéliser les concentrations en contaminants métalliques et azoté dans des mousses forestières sur l’ensemble du territoire métropolitain. Des campagnes quinquennales sont réalisées depuis 1996 (1996, 2000, 2006, 2011 et 2016) et portent sur environ 500 sites de collectes répartis sur l’ensemble du territoire. Ces sites sont localisés en milieu rural, loin des sources locales de pollution, et forestier, sous couvert arboré.
Autres études et programmes, Contaminants Azoté, Bryophytes, Mousses, Contaminants Métalliques, Pollution, Bramm
Autres études et programmes, Contaminants Azoté, Bryophytes, Mousses, Contaminants Métalliques, Pollution, Bramm
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