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Un an !Mon plaisir de rencontrer les artistes; Le legs de Nettie Covey Sharpe; CHAPITRE3SEPT COFFRES DANS UN GRENIER. L'ART POPULAIRE TRADITIONNEL ET LE MOUVEMENT DE RENAISSANCE ARTISANALE; Tradition et innovation; L'inventaire des ressources artisanales; CHAPITRE4 LES PATENTEUX ET LES INDISCIPLINE?S; L'art populaire d'hier a? aujourd'hui; Une soire?e chez Jean Palardy a? l'e?te? de 1950; Les patenteux; Les indiscipline?s; CHAPITRE5PHASES DU DE?VELOPPEMENT DE L'ART POPULAIRE QUE?BE?COIS; Introduction 327 $aL'art populaire ancre? dans la traditionL'art populaire au gou?t de l'« autre »; L'art indiscipline?; Le mime?tisme de l'art populaire; L'art populaire impopulaire : le graffiti; CONCLUSION : L'ART POPULAIRE AU DE?BUT DU MILLE?NAIRE; SECONDE PARTIE; ?UVRES CHOISIES : L'ART POPULAIRE, REFLET DE SOCIE?TE?; 1. Enracine? - Pluriel; 1.1 La nature prend vie; 1.2 Je me souviens; 1.3 Place aux symboles; 2. Fide?le - Rebelle; 2.1 Fide?le a? la famille; 2.2 Fide?le a? la religion; 2.3 Rebelle tout court; 3. Fier - Raconteur; 3.1 Fier de ses possessions; 3.2 Fier de ses re?alisations; 3.3 Fier de ses connaissances 327 $a4. Jouisseur - Excessif4.1 Au jeu !; 4.2 Juste pour rire !; 4.3 Trop, c'est pas assez !; BIBLIOGRAPHIE; INDEX; Couverture 4 330 $aSaisissez l'a?me subtile, vive, ironique, parfois contestataire, de l'art populaire contemporain, en compagnie de l'anthropologue Jean-Franc?ois Blanchette, qui jette un regard historique et photographique sur les collections d'art populaire que?be?cois du Muse?e canadien de l'histoire. 410 0$aCollection Mercure. 410 0$aE?tudes culturelles (Muse?e canadien de l'histoire) ;$vno 85. 606 $aFolk art$zQue?bec (Province) 606 $aFolk artists$zQue?bec (Province) 615 0$aFolk art 615 0$aFolk artists 676 $a745.09714 700 $aBlanchette$b Jean Franc?ois$f1946-$01083751 712 02$aMuse?e canadien de l'histoire, 801 0$bMiAaPQ 801 1$bMiAaPQ 801 2$bMiAaPQ 906 $aBOOK 912 $a9910813740703321 996 $aDu coq a? l'a?me$94088357 997 $aUNINA LEADER 10536nam 22005533 450 001 9911016147803321 005 20240607084509.0 010 $a0-7844-8539-9 010 $a0-7844-8538-0 035 $a(CKB)5690000000423439 035 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Private Entities -- Water Use in Texas -- Water Resources of Texas -- Hydroclimate of Texas -- Groundwater and Surface Water -- River Basins and Streamflow -- Dams and Reservoirs -- Conservation and Flood Control Storage Capacity -- Major Reservoirs -- Largest Reservoirs -- Oldest and Newest Reservoirs -- Chapter 2: Institutional Framework for River and Reservoir System Water Management -- Institutional Responsibilities and Capabilities -- Reservoir Project Developers, Owners, and Managers -- Inventory of Existing Major Reservoirs -- Flood Control Storage in Federal Reservoirs -- Water Supply Storage -- Hydroelectric Energy -- Recreation at Reservoir Projects -- Corps of Engineers Civil Works Program -- USACE Districts -- Clean Water Act Section 404 Permit Program -- USACE Planning and Development Process -- Programs and Responsibilities of Other Federal Water Agencies -- US Bureau of Reclamation -- Natural Resource Conservation Service -- US Geological Survey -- National Weather Service -- US Fish and Wildlife Service -- Environmental Protection Agency -- Department of Energy Agencies -- Federal Emergency Management Agency -- Strategies for Reducing Flood Damages -- Managing Susceptibility to Flood Damages -- Economic Feasibility of Federal Flood Control Projects -- Federal and State Dam Safety Programs -- Past Dam Failures Nationwide -- Dam Safety Programs. 327 $aPrograms and Responsibilities of State Water Agencies -- Water Resources Planning -- Water Allocation in the United States -- Texas Water Rights System -- Environmental Flow Standards -- Water Districts and River Authorities -- Cities and Towns -- Water Supply and Sanitation -- Stormwater Management and Floodplain Management -- Consulting Firms and Construction Contractors -- Universities and Professional Organizations -- Other Contributors to Water Management -- Interstate Reservoirs -- Lakes Texoma and Toledo Bend on State Borders -- Caddo Lake on the Texas and Louisiana Border -- Interstate River Compacts -- Rio Grande Compact -- Pecos River Compact -- Canadian River Compact -- Red River Compact -- Sabine River Compact -- International Rio Grande -- Water Allocation -- International Amistad and Falcon Reservoirs -- Chapter 3: Reservoir and River System Operations -- Dams and Associated Facilities -- Reservoir Pools -- Maximum Design Water Surface -- Modifying Reservoir Operations -- Storage Reallocations -- Storage Triggers Activating Operating Rules -- Flood Control Operations -- Operations Based on Downstream Flow Rates -- Operations Based on Reservoir Inflows and Storage Levels -- Conservation Storage Operations -- Multiple-Purpose and Multiple-User Operations -- Multiple-Reservoir System Operations -- Water Rights System Allocation of Storage and Diversions -- International Amistad and Falcon Reservoirs on the Rio Grande -- All Other Major Reservoirs and Rivers in Texas -- Environmental Flow Standards -- Process for Establishing Environmental Flow Standards -- Structure of Environmental Flow Standards -- Erosion and Sedimentation -- Reservoir Sedimentation -- Streambank and Reservoir Shoreline Erosion -- Reservoir Water Quality -- Eutrophication -- Reservoir Stratification -- Salinity -- Chapter 4: Computer Databases and Modeling Systems. 327 $aNational Water Information System -- National Inventory of Dams -- Generalized Simulation Modeling Systems -- USACE Hydrologic Engineering Center Modeling Systems -- USACE Fort Worth District Reservoir Information -- TWDB Databases and Planning Reports -- TCEQ Water Rights Viewer -- Water Availability Modeling System -- Water Rights Analysis Package Modeling System -- Generalized WRAP with Texas WAM Datasets -- Simulations and Statistical Analyses of Simulation Results -- Simulation Modes -- Chapter 5: River System Hydrology -- Hydrologic Aspects of Texas Weather and Climate -- Texas Weather and Climate -- Floods and Droughts -- Multiple-Year Cycles -- Long-Term Climate Change Associated with Global Warming -- Precipitation and Reservoir Evaporation Databases -- Analyses of the Monthly and Annual Precipitation and Evaporation Data -- Variability and Stationarity -- Precipitation -- Reservoir Surface Evaporation -- Observed Historical River Flows -- Flow Characteristics of Rivers in Arid West Texas -- River Flows in Central and East Texas -- River Flows for Natural Undeveloped Conditions -- Illustrative Site in Central Texas -- Natural Flow at River Basin Outlets -- Connections between Surface and Groundwater -- Investigations of Interactions between Surface and Groundwater -- TWDB Groundwater Availability Models -- Natural Salinity in the Permian Basin Region -- Chapter 6: River/Reservoir System Development -- Dams and Reservoirs -- Inventories of Dams and Reservoirs -- Reservoir Storage Pools -- Volumes of Water Stored in Large Reservoirs -- TWDB Database -- Historical Daily Storage in Selected Reservoirs -- Summations of Historical Daily Storage in Selected River Basins -- Summations of Daily Storage in 122 Major Reservoirs -- Reservoir Storage Contents as a Drought Index -- Storage Contents during 26 Years of Nearly Constant Capacity. 327 $aReservoir Storage Volumes during Droughts -- General Observations -- Partially Understood Recent and Unknown Future Conditions -- Flood Control Storage -- Thirty-Six Flood Control Reservoirs -- Peak Flood Levels -- Storage Reallocations -- Storage of Flood Waters in Conservation Pools -- Ungated Flood-Retarding Dams and Flood Detention Facilities -- Authorized Conservation Storage and Diversions -- Water Use and Reuse -- Reservoir Surface Evaporation -- Water Availability and Supply Reliability -- Reliability Assessment -- Water Supply Capabilities -- Environmental Flow Standards -- WRAP/WAM Modeling System -- Application of the Modeling System -- Streamflow Quantities -- Probabilistic Expressions of Likelihood, Reliability, or Frequency -- Effects of Water Development on River Flows -- Chapter 7: Water Management in Each River Basin -- River Basins and Reservoirs -- Major Reservoirs -- Water Rights -- Simulated Reservoir Storage -- Brazos River Basin -- Dams and Reservoirs -- Natural Salt Pollution -- System Operations -- Trinity River Basin -- Dams and Reservoirs -- Flood Control Levees and Channel Improvements -- San Jacinto River Basin -- Houston Ship Channel -- Water Supply and Land Subsidence -- Flood Control -- Colorado River Basin -- Reservoir Storage -- Upper Colorado River Basin -- Lower Colorado River Basin -- Neches River Basin -- Sabine River Basin -- Cypress Creek Basin -- Sulphur River Basin -- Red River Basin -- Dams and Reservoirs -- Natural Salt Pollution Control -- Canadian River Basin -- Guadalupe and San Antonio River Basin -- San Antonio River Basin -- Guadalupe River Basin -- Lavaca River Basin -- Nueces River Basin -- Reservoirs in the Nueces River Basin -- Groundwater Recharge in the Nueces River Basin -- Interbasin Water Transport -- Possible Future Seawater Desalination -- Coastal 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