Luberon Park — Calavon-Coulon River Mobility Space — Active Bands

The Luberon Regional Natural Park is responsible for facilitating the implementation of a public policy of study, development, maintenance and management on the Calavon-Coulon basin. Since 1995, this approach has been organised around a Water Planning and Management Scheme (SAGE), approved in 2001, and implemented through a river contract, signed in 2003 and finalised in 2010. The SAGE is currently in the revision phase leading to a second river contract, and this study could provide some of the technical elements necessary for their definition. The general objective of this study is to delineate the mobility area of Calavon-Coulon. The maintenance of a spacing area is necessary for the proper functioning of the river, contributing to the sedimentary recharge of the bed, the renewal of natural aquatic and riparian habitats, as well as the sustainability of riparian structures and infrastructures (in particular by slowing the spread of the flood wave) from the downstream of the Oppedette gorges to the confluence with the Durance. This dataset concerns the active band layers of 1944, 1958, 1973, 1985, 1994, 1996, 2001 and 2005 (based on the analysis of the corresponding aerial photographs).