1. Reporting and WISE — future development and other directives
Beate Werner
EEA

2. Development of WISE until 2010, and beyond

3. Integration of other reporting streams: Bathing water directive
Urban Waste Water Treatment Dir.
Nitrates + Drinking Water Dir.
Information on water quantity availability/abstraction/scarcity
State of environment reporting to EEA and Eurostat
Problem is that we still have to make sure that this is possible also with the monitoring stations we have
The lack of comparability is also a challange for the further development of WISE statistics and visualisation

4. WISE is the water part of SEIS Shared Environment Information System
cooperation of EU institutions and Member States
Information is managed as close as possible to its source
Distributed WISE nodes
Information is provided once and used for many purposes
As of 2007 Reportnet is the WFD reporting tool
Information accessible for clients to make comparisons at the appropriate geographical scale and information available to the public after due consideration of the
appropriate level of aggregation, -
(WISE map viewer displays of countries, river basins, catchment areas)
European funding mechanisms should focus on delivering cost-effective analytical tools and services e.g. HarmoiCA (

5. Decentralised distributed system
Following the INSPIRE
principle:
Leave the information
as close as possible
to the data provider

6. Challenges for 2010 Integrate other reporting streams
Integrate reporting to EUROSTAT
Prepare efficient reporting for 2010
Solve questions of comparability and data gaps
Ensure good quality assurance procedures
Develop a distributed system