WFD and Monitoring The Danish Approach Lilian van der Bijl National Environmental Research Institute

1
WFD and Monitoring - The Danish ApproachLilian
van der BijlNational Environmental Research
Institute

• Danish Monitoring Strategy
• Common Understanding in the EU
• Future work on TMAP

2
NOVANA

• Lakes
• Watercourses
• Groundwater
• Agricultural Catchment Monitoring
• Point sources
• Marine Areas
• Atmosphere
• Habitats
• Species

3
Key principle

• No monitoring without objectives
• No objectives without monitoring

4
(No Transcript)
5
Conditions for monitoring program

• Relevant
• economically moderate
• scientific
• flexible
• reveal trends

6
Monitoring includes

• quality
• geographic distribution
• land cover and land use
• pressures

7
WFD Article 8.2

• The monitoring programmes must be
• operational in 2006 and comprise
• Surveillance monitoring
• Operational monitoring1) risk areas 2)
  programmes of measures
• Investigative monitoring

8
CIS guidance - Monitoring

• Design of monitoring programmes
• Methodologies
• Selection of
• - water bodies and monitoring sites - QE
  - sampling frequencies

9
Future TMAP

• Establishment of operational quality objectives
• Revision of the monitoring programme
• Streamlining reporting (http//cdr.eionet.eu.int)
  

10
National Monitoring annual economy

• Aquatic environment (mill. Dkr.)
• Counties 155
• Ministry 35
• Urban air quality Nature
• Forest health 20