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William Santini
Researcher at Institut de recherche pour le développement
Publications - 23
Citations - 636
William Santini is an academic researcher from Institut de recherche pour le développement. The author has contributed to research in topics: Tributary & Amazon rainforest. The author has an hindex of 10, co-authored 21 publications receiving 473 citations. Previous affiliations of William Santini include Centre national de la recherche scientifique.
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The major floods in the Amazonas River and tributaries (Western Amazon Basin) during the 1970–2012 period: A focus on the 2012 flood
Jhan Carlo Espinoza,Josyane Ronchail,Frédéric Frappart,Waldo Lavado,William Santini,Jean-Loup Guyot +5 more
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors analyzed the origin of extreme floods in the Peruvian Amazonas River during the 1970-2012 period, focusing on the recent April 2012 flooding (55 400 m$^3$ s$−1}$).
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OZCAR: The French Network of Critical Zone Observatories
Jérôme Gaillardet,Isabelle Braud,Fatim Hankard,Sandrine Anquetin,Olivier Bour,Nathalie Dörfliger,J.-R. de Dreuzy,Sylvie Galle,C. Galy,Sébastien Gogo,Laurence Gourcy,Florence Habets,F. Laggoun,Laurent Longuevergne,T. Le Borgne,Florence Naaim-Bouvet,Guillaume Nord,V. Simonneaux,Delphine Six,Tiphaine Tallec,Christian Valentin,Gwenaël Abril,P. Allemand,A. Arènes,Bruno Arfib,Laurent Arnaud,N. Arnaud,P. Arnaud,Stéphane Audry,V. Bailly Comte,C. Batiot,Annick Battais,Hervé Bellot,Eric Bernard,Catherine Bertrand,H. Bessière,Stéphane Binet,J. Bodin,Xavier Bodin,Laurie Boithias,Julien Bouchez,Brice Boudevillain,I. Bouzou Moussa,Flora Branger,Jean-Jacques Braun,Pascal Brunet,B. Caceres,Damien Calmels,Bernard Cappelaere,Hélène Celle-Jeanton,François Chabaux,Konstantinos Chalikakis,Cédric Champollion,Yoann Copard,C. Cotel,Philippe Davy,Philip Deline,Guy Delrieu,Jérôme Demarty,Céline Dessert,Marie Dumont,Christophe Emblanch,J. Ezzahar,Michel Esteves,Vincent Favier,Mikael Faucheux,Naziano Filizola,P. Flammarion,P. Floury,Ophélie Fovet,Matthieu Fournier,André-Jean Francez,Laure Gandois,Chantal Gascuel,E. Gayer,Christophe Genthon,Marie-Françoise Gérard,Daniel Gilbert,Isabelle Gouttevin,Manuela Grippa,Gérard Gruau,Abderrahim Jardani,Laurent Jeanneau,J. L. Join,Hervé Jourde,Fatima Karbou,David Labat,Yvan Lagadeuc,Eric Lajeunesse,Roland Lastennet,Waldo Lavado,E. Lawin,Thierry Lebel,C. Le Bouteiller,Cédric Legout,Yves Lejeune,E. Le Meur,N. Le Moigne,J. Lions,Antoine Lucas,Jean-Philippe Malet,Claire Marais-Sicre,Jean-Christophe Maréchal,Christelle Marlin,P. Martin,Jean M.F. Martins,Jean-Michel Martinez,Nicolas Massei,A. Mauclerc,Naomi Mazzilli,Jérôme Molénat,Patricia Moreira-Turcq,Eric Mougin,S. Morin,J.R. Ndam Ngoupayou,Gérémy Panthou,Christophe Peugeot,Ghislain Picard,Marie-Claire Pierret,Gilles Porel,Anne Probst,Jean-Luc Probst,Antoine Rabatel,Damien Raclot,Ludovic Ravanel,Fayçal Rejiba,P. René,Olivier Ribolzi,Jean Riotte,Agnès Rivière,Henri Robain,Laurent Ruiz,José-Miguel Sánchez-Pérez,William Santini,Sabine Sauvage,Philippe Schoeneich,Jean-Luc Seidel,Muddu Sekhar,Oloth Sengtaheuanghoung,Norbert Silvera,Marc Steinmann,Alvaro Soruco,Gaëlle Tallec,Emmanuel Thibert,D. Valdes Lao,C. Vincent,Daniel Viville,Patrick Wagnon,R. Zitouna +148 more
TL;DR: The OZCAR-RI project as discussed by the authors is a network of instrumented sites, bringing together 21 pre-existing research observatories monitoring different compartments of the zone situated between “the rock and the sky,” the Earth's skin or critical zone (CZ), over the long term.
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From drought to flooding: understanding the abrupt 2010–11 hydrological annual cycle in the Amazonas River and tributaries
Jhan Carlo Espinoza,Josyane Ronchail,Jean-Loup Guyot,Clementine Junquas,Guillaume Drapeau,Jean-Michel Martinez,William Santini,Philippe Vauchel,Waldo Lavado,Julio Ordoñez,Raul Espinoza +10 more
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors document and analyze the hydrological annual cycles characterized by a rapid transition between low and high flows in the Amazonas River (Peruvian Amazon) and show how these events, which may impact vulnerable riverside residents, are related to regional climate variability.
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Hydroclimate variability of the northwestern Amazon Basin near the Andean foothills of Peru related to the South American Monsoon System during the last 1600 years
James Apaéstegui,Francisco W. Cruz,Abdelfettah Sifeddine,Abdelfettah Sifeddine,Mathias Vuille,Jhan Carlo Espinoza,Jean-Loup Guyot,Myriam Khodri,Nicolás Misailidis Stríkis,Roberto Ventura Santos,Hai Cheng,Hai Cheng,L. R. Edwards,E. Carvalho,William Santini +14 more
TL;DR: In this article, a speleothem δ 18 O record from Palestina cave, northwestern Peru, at a site on the eastern side of the Andes cordillera, in the upper Amazon Basin, was interpreted as a proxy for South American Summer Monsoon (SASM) intensity and allowed the reconstruction of its variability during the last 1600 years.
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A reassessment of the suspended sediment load in the Madeira River basin from the Andes of Peru and Bolivia to the Amazon River in Brazil, based on 10 years of data from the HYBAM monitoring programme
Philippe Vauchel,William Santini,Jean-Loup Guyot,Jean-Sébastien Moquet,Jean Martinez,Jhan Carlo Espinoza,Patrice Baby,Oscar Fuertes,Luis Noriega,Oscar Puita,Francis Sondag,Pascal Fraizy,Elisa Armijos,Gérard Cochonneau,Franck Timouk,Eurides de Oliveira,Naziano Filizola,Jorge Molina,J. Ronchail +18 more
TL;DR: In this paper, the suspended sediment load of the Madeira River was estimated to be between 240 to 715 mt/yr −1 with an average denudation rate of 1.20 m/yr−1.