Influence of dam removal and past sediment mining on river morphology and biology: example of the Vienne River (France)

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Université François Rabelais de Tours, CNRS/INSU - UMR 6113 CETU Elmis Influence of dam removal and past sediment mining on river morphology and biology: example of the Vienne River (France) S. Rodrigues, N. Richard, P. Juge, J. Berthomé, G. Cochet, J.R. Malavoi

DAM REMOVAL IN THE LOIRE RIVER CATCHMENT AREA Context Due to the Water Framework Directive, dam removal is going on in France River incision problems Free migration of sediments and fish Space and mobility for rivers Morphological equilibrium Lane's Balance (after E. W. Lane, from W. Borland) Masterplan «Plan Loire Grandeur Nature III»

After Andriamahefa, 1999, modified. Data : MNT USGS, mesh 1 km x 1 km REMOVAL OF MAISONS-ROUGES DAM Context and study site Loire River: larger french river Removal of several dams A tributary of the Loire: the Vienne River Catchment area of the Vienne River: 21 000 km² Stream length 370 km Dampière en Burly Belleville/Loire Dam of Maisons Rouges on the Vienne River (removed in 1999) Dams removed < 35 m 35-60 m 60-75 m 75-115 m 115-155 m 155-200 m 200-300 m 300-500 m 500-1000 m > 1000 m 0 100 km

Study site and dam features Before removal Confluence Vienne - Creuse 4 m high, 200 m in width built in 1922 900 000 m 3 of sediments trapped upstream Dam removed in 1999

Questions REMOVAL OF MAISONS-ROUGES DAM Questions, goals and approach Ability of the river to flush the sediment downstream and restore a morphological equilibrium Influence on in-channel species in the dam and downstream (benthic macroinvertebrates, mussels ) Approach 10 years sedimentological and morphological survey Analysis of habitat diversity and populations (vegetation, benthic macroinvertebrates, mussels)

Discharge (m 3 /s -1 ) REMOVAL OF MAISONS-ROUGES DAM Approach: physical and biological survey 2000 Removal of the dam Surveys Q 5 1500 Q 2 1000 500 0 28/10/1995 24/07/1998 19/04/2001 14/01/2004 10/10/2006 06/07/2009 01/04/2012 Bed topography in 1998, 1999, 2000 a and b, 2002, 2005, 2009 (226 cross sections; less than 200 m on average) Grain size analysis of bed sediments Aerial photographs (constant discharge) Analysis of vegetation, macroinvertebrates and mussels

Sedimentological and morphological survey

Results: downstream migration of sediment waves Significant upstream scouring since dam removal Just upstream the dam 6 km upstream

Results: downstream migration of sediment waves 10 km downstream dam Bar deposition Sediment deposition downstream the dam and migration of large bars at a velocity of 2.5 km/year 2009 2005 2002 2000b 2000a 1999 Dam

Results: sediment budgets between 2005-2009 Elevation (m) Cross section analysis T 0 Distance from left bank (m) T 1 T 1 - T 0 Fill Scour

Results: cumulative sediment budgets between 2005-2009 Cumulative volume (m 3 ) 60000 40000 Preferential sites for sediment deposition? EVOLUTION DES FONDS ENTRE 2005 ET 2009 SUR LA VIENNE ET LA CREUSE Briançon Chezelet Bilan sédimentaire Vienne et Creuse confondues Dam l'ile Trogues Pouzay Nouâtre Ancien barrage Les Ormes Flow 20000 Différence de section (m2) 0-20000 -40000-60000 -80000-100000 Scour By passing Creuse -120000 Fill -140000 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 PK (distance à la confluence avec la Loire) Distance from the Loire (km) Repères Vienne et Creuse 05-09

cote NGF REMOVAL OF MAISONS-ROUGES DAM Results: bed shear stress assessed from water levels t 0 = rgr h sinf (sinf = f) Alt. NGF (m) Combined effect of dam removal and past sediment mining? LIGNE D'EAU DE LA VIENNE, PENTE ET FORCES TRACTRICES ASSOCIEES 3 (2009, environ 100 m.s -1 à Nouatre ) Briançon Chézelet l'ile Bouchard Trogues Pouzay Nouâtre Les Ormes 37 36 Dam Ancien barrage 35 34 33 0.48 o/oo 10,8 N/m² 32 31 30 0.05 o/oo 1,3 N/m² 0.15 o/oo 3,1 N/m² PK (distance à la confluence avec la Loire) Distance from the (km) 1,08o/oo 25,3 N/m² Altitude plan d'eau 2009 29 1,08 o/oo 0.10 o/oo 24,6 N/m² 2,4 N/m² 28 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 Repère Alti 2005 Scour By-passing Fill

Results: sediments mobility Shear stress (N.m -2 ) Force tractrice critique (N.m -2 ) 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 Critical bed shear stress (assessed from D 90 ) t c pour D 90 (points) t générale pour 100 m 3.s -1 à Nouatre (droite) 0 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 Pk (distance confluence à la Loire, km) Bed shear stress (for Q = 100 m 3 /s -1 at Nouatre*) c r r t c = = fct ( s w) g. D Shear force = Gravity force u* D Force tractrice critique (N.m -2 ) 30 25 20 15 10 5 Critical bed shear stress (assessed from D 50 ) t c pour D 50 (points) t générale pour 100 m 3.s -1 à Nouatre (droite) Bed shear stress (for Q = 100 m 3 /s -1 at Nouatre*) 0 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 Distance from the Loire (km) Pk (distance confluence à la Loire, km) Threshold of motion for a given grain size *Q = 100 m 3 /s -1 at Nouatre is reached 60% of time

Biological survey

Results: influence of dam removal on Margaritifera auricularia Margaritifera auricularia Length : 20 cm Endangered specie Life duration : 150 years Habitat : stabilized gravels - Small and old populations (recruitment?), - needs fish for reproduction (which ones?) Status : protected by IUCN, protected in France, - sensitive to river degradation (fine sediments ) Rediscovered in the Vienne in 1998 Were the populations of Margaritifera auricularia affected by the migration of bedload sediment waves coming from the dam?

Influence of dam removal on Margaritifera auricularia 4 4 stations were surveyed 2009 3 - Bed topography (cross sections spaced 10 m on average) 2005 2002 - geolocation GPS and tagging 2000b 2000a 1999 2 Dam 1

Number of mussels 120 100 80 60 40 20 REMOVAL OF MAISONS-ROUGES DAM Results: influence of dam removal on Margaritifera auricularia Dam Flow 2002 2009 2002: 283 mussels 2009: more than 90 mussels disapeared (1/3 of the population) 0 Sation 1 Sation 2 Sation 3 Sation 4 Number of mussels 15 10 Dam Flow Difference 2002-2009 5 Small increase upstream (habitat) Significant decrease downstream 0-5 -10-15 -20-25 -30 Sation 1 Sation 2 Sation 3 Sation 4

Results: influence of dam removal on Margaritifera auricularia Ex. of station 2 Is the decrease of mussels due to sediment transport? Mussels (30 in 2002, 4 in 2009) V029 Left bank Mussels populations were mainly located near the banks (30 m) - Not due to burying because mussels were present in 2002 and bedload waves migrated in 1999 in this part of the river Hypothesis: - Erosional context induced by dam removal? - Spawning areas of Petromyzon marinus?

Conclusion and Perspectives In 10 years, large bedload waves migrated 27 km downstream of the dam (celerity of 2.5 km/year) Sediment trapping occured in the abandonned sediment mining sites Detailled topographical surveys at past sediment mining sites Regressive erosion is due to dam removal but also probably past sediment mining (stopped in 1998) Study of bedrock outcrops and lateral migration of the river Margaritifera auricularia was found in the Vienne in 1998 but the populations are decreasing (excepted upstream of the dam). Topographical survey and tagging, influence of Petromyzon,

Thank you for your attention

Results: bed shear stress assessed from water levels PROFIL LONGITUDINAL DE LA VIENNE ET LA CREUSE Points durs Will the river incise its bed? 36 35 34 33 altitude NGF du talweg 32 31 30 29 28 27 26 25 24 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 Distance from the Loire (km) PK (distance à la confluence avec la Loire) Possible vertical scouring Creuse Vienne Points durs Bedrock outcrops Scour By-passing Fill