1. Test data exchange on water quantity and emissions to water
Dr. Anita Künitzer – ETC manager

2. Timing of test data flows
Letters to countries:
Quantity: 28 March 2008
Emissions: 9 April 2008
Test data flows per RBD:
Quantity: March – mid May
Emissions: April – 6 June
Eionet workshops:
Quantity: 10 – 11 May 2008, Copenhagen
Emissions: 11 – 12 September 2008, Copenhagen
Regular data flow in 2009 with revised reporting sheets in autumn 2008 and updated/new Data Dictionary

3. Water quantity
NTUA

4. SoE Reporting Sheet #3 on the "State and Quantity of Water Resources"
Water Resources Availability (WRA)
(Includes sheets on water balance, precipitation, river flow, reservoir storage and groundwater level)
Water Abstractions (WAB)
(Includes sheet on water abstraction by sectors)

5. Water Budget example

6. WATER RESOURCES AVAILABILITY (WRA)
COV
Cover Page
REINFO
Respondent’s Information
INTRO
Introduction: General and Specific Comments on the tables
DEF
List of Definitions
WRA_1
Water Resources Availability – Water balance
WRA_R
Surface Water Reservoir Storage (natural and man-made)
WRA_S
Stream flow measurements from representative stream flow gauges within the RB/RBD
WRA_P
Precipitation measurements from representative rain gauges within the RB/RBD
WRA_GW
Groundwater level measurement from observation wells located within the RB/RBD

7. WATER ABSTRACTIONS (WAB)
COV
Cover Page
REINFO
Respondent’s Information
INTRO
Introduction: General and Specific Comments on the tables
DEF
List of Definitions
WAB_1
Water Abstractions by source and by sector (separate sheet for monthly, seasonal or annual data)

8. Water resources, water abstraction data
aggregated at the River Basin District (RBD)
Instead possible: administrative areas such as regions or provinces (within a RBD) or river basins (RB)
at monthly (if available); seasonal (if available) or annual scale
Provide estimates for the long-term annual average (LTAA) and latest years with available data

9. Emission data Hana Prchalova, CENIA
West Balkan water workshop
Hana Prchalova, CENIA 9

11. Aims of the emissions reporting process‏
Collect relevant data of emissions for Status of Environment (SoE) assessement‏ on European level
Produce review of emissions using indicator‏s
Support European Commission`s policy 11

12. Requested data‏ Emission load (T/year or kg/year)‏
Emissions may be to a waterbody (i.e. not within) or alternatively they may be quantified at the mouth of a river
Units of emissions: River Basin Districts (WFD) or River Basin - sum of emissions
Timescale: one year or range of years 12

13. Requested data‏ Polutants:
Nutrients and Organics – Total N, total P, BOD, TOC, COD
Metals and hazardous – Cu, Zi, Cd, Ni, Pb, Hg; three optional hazardous substances 13

14. Requested data‏ Sources (for emisions to waterbody) :
Diffuse emissions – agriculture, atmospheric deposition, un-connected dwellings, urban diffuse, other diffuse (forestry, aquaculture etc.), background, total diffuse
Point sources – UWWTD – separated according number of P.E. or total, industry IPPC or not IPPC or total, other point sources (including contaminated sites, mining etc.), total point
Sources (for emisions river mouth/catchment outlet):
Not separated, total only 14

15. Requested data‏ Additional information: Respondent details
Emissions to freshwater only or freshwater and coastal
Area of River Basin District or River Basin
Other relevant information from reports - such as tables and diagrams with emissions data, information describing the method used to calculate emissions or data describing the relative contribution of different sectors 15