The research of Philippe Renard is leading the stochastic characterization hydrogeology group. The aim of his research is to provide a set of techniques and softwares allowing to quantify uncertainty while accounting for conceptual geological knowledge when using models for groundwater quantity and quality management. Currently, the stochastic hydrogeology group is working on different aspects of the problem: multiple point geostatistics, geological characterization, inverse modeling, data base of statistical properties of aquifers, etc. Applications are diverse and include at the moment: contaminated site characterization, optimization of pumping schemes for desalination plant, safety of deep CO2 sequestration. In addition, Philippe Renard is currently managing editor of Hydrogeology Journal and president of the geoENVia international association.

Modern well test interpretation  [ More... ]

Sustainable water management in the coastal irrigated plain of Cape Bon, Tunisia  [ More... ]

Gestion durable des ressources en eau souterraines côtières. Modélisation physique et probabiliste. Application à la côte orientale du Cap Bon, Tunisie.  [ More... ]

Degree - Dissemination and Exploitation of GRids in Earth science  [ More... ]

RENARD P. (2007) : Stochastic hydrogeology: what do professional needs?; Ground Water, 45(5): 531-541  

MILNES E., RENARD PH. (2004) : Salt recycling in coastal irrigated plains: an example from the Kiti aquifer, Cyprus; Journal of Hydrology, 288(3-4), 327-343   [ More... ] [ DOI> ]*

DEMOUGEOT-RENARD H., DE FOUQUET C., RENARD PH. (2004) : Forecasting the number of soil samples required to reduce remediation costs uncertainty; Journal of Environmental Quality, 33(5): Q03-0354  

RENARD PH. (2005) : Hydraulics of wells and well testing; in M. G. Anderson (Ed.) Encyclopedia of Hydrological Sciences, John Wiley and Sons, (In press)  

RENARD PH. & DE MARSILY G. (1997) : Calculating the equivalent permeability: a review; Advances in Water Resources, 20(5-6): 253-278   [ More... ] [ DOI> ]*