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AR-801: Transects through alpine water landscapes
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Through field expeditions, keynote lecture, discussion, workshops, and exchanges with experts, participants will contribute to the production of a synthetic "transect" across a continuous water landscape, from the Aletsch glacier to the Rhone valley floor, revealing larger territorial logics.
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