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Monitoring Monitoring results shall be used for: − water body status assessment; − development of programme of measures − assessment of effectiveness of programme of measures Surface water status: − ecological status assessment = biological QE + hydromorphological QE + physico- chemical QE − chemical status assessment = specific pollutants This Project is funded by the European Union Project implemented by Human Dynamics Consortium General considerations Monitoring shall provide a coherent and comprehensive overview of water status within each RBD and must permit the classification of all water bodies; Not all the quality elements (for surface waters) and chemical parameters (for groundwater) have to be monitored every year at every station; This Project is funded by the European Union Project implemented by Human Dynamics Consortium General considerations Monitoring stations are not needed in each water body - ensure that enough individual water bodies of each water body type are monitored it is necessary to group ‘similar’ water bodies and to select appropriate representative sites for the determination of ecological status: − similar hydrological,geomorphological, geographical or trophic conditions − similar catchment impacts or land-uses This Project is funded by the European Union Project implemented by Human Dynamics Consortium 10
WFD monitoring framework ARTICLE 8 • surface w ater monitoring (ecological and chemical status, and ecological potential) • groundw ater monitoring (quantitative and chemical status) • protected areas (specifications in related legislation: drinking w ater, habitats, zones of species protection) ANNEX V.1 – SURFACE WATER STATUS • quality elements for the classification of the ecological status • normative definitions of the ecological status classifications • monitoring of ecological and chemical status classification and presentation ANNEX V.2 – GROUNDWATER STATUS • quantitative status • monitoring of quantitative status • chemical status and groundw ater chemical monitoring classification and presentation This Project is funded by the European Union Project implemented by Human Dynamics Consortium Use of monitoring information (SW1) The classification of statusof all water bodies; Supplementing and validating the Annex II risk assessment procedure; The assessment of long-term changes in natural conditions; The assessment of long-term changes resulting from widespread anthropogenic activity; The efficient and effective design of future monitoring programmes; This Project is funded by the European Union Project implemented by Human Dynamics Consortium Use of monitoring information (SW2) Estimating pollutants loads transferred across internationalboundaries or discharging intoseas; Assessing changes in status of those bodies identified as being at risk in response to the application of measures for improvement or prevention of deterioration; Ascertaining causes of water bodies failing to achieve environmental objectives where the reason for failure has notbeenidentified; This Project is funded by the European Union Project implemented by Human Dynamics Consortium 11
Page 1 and 2: The European Union’s Instrument f
Page 3 and 4: Agenda DAY 1: 28 February 2012 (Tue
Page 5 and 6: Topic : Lessons learned from experi
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Disposal of migration barriers, del
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Groundwater monitoring WFD Map of t
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Public Participation / Involvement
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SURVEILLANCE MONITORING (2) Taking
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MONITORING PROGRAMME (2) A number o
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Water body types and network of mon
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STATUS CLASSIFICATION - GENERAL WFD
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GROUNDWATER MONITORING • National
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CHALLENGES/RECOMMENDATIONS (2) •
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