1 EUROPEAN TOPIC CENTRE ON WATER EUROWATERNET Towards an Index of Quality of the National Data in Waterbase.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Vienna, | Slide 1 EUROPEAN ENVIRONMENT AGENCY EUROPEAN TOPIC CENTRE ON WATER Quality of Groundwater in Europe Vienna, 22 June 2005 Andreas Scheidleder.
Advertisements

1 Samples are stored in a cold room at optimal storage temperature and humidity.
1 EUROPEAN TOPIC CENTRE ON WATER EUROWATERNET QUANTITY (EWN-Q) 2 nd Review – 2004 Update Budapest Nov 2004.
EIONET European Environment Information and Observation Network Version * * * Quality assurance of Eurowaternet.
1. (c) Alan Rowley Associates Laboratory Accreditation Dr Alan G Rowley Quality Policy based on Quality Objectives Quality Management System Communicate.
1 WISE SoE TCM data reporting - data processing and QC issues Event: 2013 Marine & Coastal Eionet Workshop, September Author: Jørgen Nørrevang Jensen,
1 EUROPEAN TOPIC CENTRE ON WATER WATERBASE Rivers Content and structure of Waterbase Rivers Update procedure Products based on Waterbase Rivers Future.
Date/ event: Author: Overview of ETC Water data outputs 2010 Miroslav Fanta ETC Water data manager WISE TG Meeting Madrid Miroslav Fanta.
WISE SOE reporting on Transitional and Coastal waters Beate Werner.
EMODNet Chemistry Steering Committee January 2014 Rome Giordano Giorgi
QCL Training Seminar, Tanzania | 5-7 Dec 07 1 |1 | Proficiency Tests John H McB Miller Laboratory Department (DLab) European Department for the Quality.
Lecture 8. Quality Assurance/Quality Control The Islamic University of Gaza- Environmental Engineering Department Environmental Measurements (EENV 4244)
1 Workshop on Quality Control and Quality Assurance of Greenhouse Gas Inventories and the Establishment of National Inventory Systems 2-3 September 2004.
Quality Assurance/Quality Control Policy
Water Management System - WMS What is the Water Management System? The Water Management System is a computer system designed to support the water resource.
1 EUROPEAN TOPIC CENTRE ON WATER The EEA’s needs for data and information on transitional, coastal and marine waters - proposed indicators.
7-8 November 2006 Belgrade, Serbia Extension of the EEA European Topic Centre’s Work Program to the West Balkan Countries in the field of water 1 The EIONET-Water.
1 Joint Drafting Group on State of the Environment and Eionet Workshop — Overview task 4 and 5 — 13/14 November 2006 EEA Copenhagen.
1 Reportnet for Noise: Feedback from member countries Colin Nugent Eionet National Reference Centres for Noise meeting Copenhagen October 2009.
1 Developing an efficient and sustainable way forward on the Eionet water data flows: Review of water data flows and data handling processes breakout sessions:
Date/ event: 4-5 November 2009, marine and coastal Eionet Workshop, Copenhagen Conclusions.
Annual Meeting, June , Split, Croatia WP3: QA/QC Validation – MSFD Interactions current status EMODnet Chemistry Partner contribution: ISPRA.
Event / Date: Country visit on SoE water reporting, Prishtina Author: Miroslav Fanta, ETC/ICM WISE SoE data requests for rivers, lakes,
1 EUROPEAN TOPIC CENTRE ON WATER Progress on EWN – rivers Steve Nixon ETC/Water.
1 Saxony-Anhalt EU Twinning RO 04/IB/EN/09 State Environmental Protection Agency Wolfgang GarcheBukarest National Reference Laboratory for Air.
ISO MONITORING AND MEASUREMENT. ISO Environmental Management Systems2 Lesson Learning Goals At the end of this lesson you should be.
Workshop on Water Quantity reporting Workshop on Water Quantity reporting Introduction to the EEA SoE water quantity data flows and data collection process.
© WRc plc 2010 Agenda item 3b: Summary of WISE electronic delivery: presentation of an example.
EEA and its European Topic Centres Consortia of institutions across EEA member countries EEA Main office Copenhagen ETC (NL) Air polution and Climate Change.
Water.europa.eu Assessment River Basin Management Plans CIS Strategic Coordination Group meeting Brussels, May 2011 Marieke van Nood WFD Team DG.
Test data exchange to support development of a biological indicators in rivers and lakes Anne Lyche Solheim and Jannicke Moe, NIVA EEA European Topic Centre.
Wenclawiak, B.: Fit for Purpose – A Customers View© Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2003 In: Wenclawiak, Koch, Hadjicostas (eds.) Quality Assurance in.
Reporting and compliance checking on RBMP in 2010 WFD Reporting Working Group D on Reporting Brussels, 17/18 October 2006.
1 European Topic Centre on Air and Climate Change Air pollution by ozone in Europe in summer 2005 Preliminary results Libor Cernikovsky 10th EIONET Workshop.
International Office for Water B. Fribourg-Blanc, WG-E (6), Brussels, 6/7/2009 slide 1 Agenda Item 5 : (a) Data collection, associated data treatments.
Executive Environment Agency
WHO The World Health Survey Data Entry
Types of information and data required
EEA/ETC Water – EIONET Annual Workshop
An introduction to MEDIN Data Guidelines.
Relationship between EUROWATERNET and the Water Framework Directive, and for broader water reporting Steve Nixon ETC/WTR.
Background CRiteria for the IDentification of Groundwater thrEsholds BRIDGE Project Presentation Contract N° (SSPI) Co-ordinator: BRGM (Fr)
‘Basic approach: Reporting and data handling’
- Disaggregated data for review of list of Priority Substances
ETC/WTR under contract to the EEA Status of Groundwater in Europe
on Priority Substances Strategic Coordination Group
Agenda Item 6(a): Review of the list of priority substances (Decision 2455/2001/EC) WG-E(1)-17/10/INERIS - Data collection.
Philippe QUEVAUVILLER
Validation of WStatR-Data
IT Issues and TRIS Nico Hilbert 13-Jul-07.
EU Water Framework Directive
Standardisation - What to expect from it?
Change and adapt the Eionet water data flow to meet WFD requirements
REFCOND Workshop Uppsala, May 2001
Article 13 RBMP reporting testing 2009
State of progress with transition to new Standard Data Form
Contribution for the updating of the WFD reporting sheets and schemas
Summary of WISE electronic delivery
Date/ event: EEA Drafting group meeting SoE guidance, Copenhagen
WISE - State of the art --- WISE - in the context of SEIS
Workshop on WFD Article 8 reporting tools and WISE GIS
Update on the status of RBMP reporting
Summary of WISE electronic delivery
Comparison of methodologies for defining Good Ecological Potential
Progress SOE –drafting group
Philippe QUEVAUVILLER
2018 Freshwater data call Stéphane Isoard
WG A ECOSTAT Draft Mandate
Scientific Support to Policies
European waters - assessment of status and pressures 2018
Presentation transcript:

1 EUROPEAN TOPIC CENTRE ON WATER EUROWATERNET Towards an Index of Quality of the National Data in Waterbase

2 EUROPEAN TOPIC CENTRE ON WATER EUROWATERNET Data Flow Process Data Request: EWN Priority Data Flow Guidance Excel Templates - Structure - Guidance Notes Data Supply: xls(e.g. Rivers AT) mdb(e.g. Rivers GB) txt(e.g. Rivers DK)

3 EUROPEAN TOPIC CENTRE ON WATER NRC / NFP CDR - National CIRCA - other Reference WATERBASE Working Database EUROWATERNET Data Flow Process

4 EUROPEAN TOPIC CENTRE ON WATER CDR National CIRCAOther ( ) ATBGCZ DE DKFRGRHU IELILVNO PLSESI (15) IT SK (2) BAEEES FIGBGB(NI) LTMK (7/8) EUROWATERNET Data Flow 2003 No data supplied (14) ALBECHCYGB(SCOT)HR ISLUMTNLPTROTRYU

5 EUROPEAN TOPIC CENTRE ON WATER BASIS OF QUALITY EUROWATERNET derives data from national sources Usually aggregated to annual averages THEREFORE: Prime responsibility for quality lies at the national level but guidance is given on essential quality control procedures

6 EUROPEAN TOPIC CENTRE ON WATER Quality Control at Regional Level Sampling Effectiveness of cleaning sample bottles Field blanks and check samples Duplicate samples Control charts Analysis Accuracy targets Performance testing Control analyses Control rules Inter-laboratory quality control exercises

7 EUROPEAN TOPIC CENTRE ON WATER Quality Control at National Level Checks on individual data points Logical (e.g. is pH between 0 and 14?) Statistical (tests current dataset against previous ones) Generic checks Assess the fitness of purpose of data produced for environmental monitoring programmes

8 EUROPEAN TOPIC CENTRE ON WATER Quality Control at European Level VALIDATION CHECKS 1. Initial checks Have we got the right data? Tables of data on monitoring stations’/groundwater bodies’ characteristics, pressures on upstream catchments/groundwater bodies, EWN Basic and Impact chemical quality data Data aggregated at the right level? Aggregated to annual or seasonal values Data in the correct format? Data supplied using templates provided and according to guidance notes

9 EUROPEAN TOPIC CENTRE ON WATER Quality Control at European Level 2. Pre-upload checks (a) Reformat data Replace with in decimal fields Remove alpha characters from numeric fields Standardise determinand names and units Convert NO2, NO3, NH3, NH4 and PO4 to values expressed ‘as N’ and ‘as P’ using conversion factors Check outliers Check minimum and maximum values of each determinand and query any outliers

10 EUROPEAN TOPIC CENTRE ON WATER Quality Control at European Level 2. Pre-upload checks (b) Check for any ‘missing’ stations Data not included in update but exists in Waterbase in previous years - station still part of network? Check for ‘new’ stations Data included in update but station not previously supplied - ensure full time series of quality data, pressure and characteristic data provided Check station data in update with chemical data in update Check consistency of update Request any missing data and repeat validation process for any data re-supplied

11 EUROPEAN TOPIC CENTRE ON WATER Quality Control at European Level Then…. Upload to Working Waterbase Data used in compilation of indicator-based factsheets and EEA reports Validated data delivered to EEA twice a year for inclusion in Reference WATERBASE and publication over the web

12 EUROPEAN TOPIC CENTRE ON WATER Quality Control at European Level Results of EWN 2003 update 24 countries supplied data, 14 did not Only 3 countries supplied data that had no validation issues! 4 countries still have issues outstanding!

13 EUROPEAN TOPIC CENTRE ON WATER QUALITY INDEX A series of questions for the NFP/NRCs which will allow an objective assessment about the comparative quality of the national data provided through EUROWATERNET Done for each dataset at the national level

14 EUROPEAN TOPIC CENTRE ON WATER QUESTIONS Is sampling (and any field measurements) carried out to a documented protocol by staff who have undergone specific training? SCORE 1 if YES Are the analytical laboratories accredited by a national accreditation body to ISO or EN standards? SCORE 1 if YES

15 EUROPEAN TOPIC CENTRE ON WATER QUESTIONS Are the laboratories subject to external audit? SCORE 1 if YES Have numerical accuracy requirements been defined for all determinands? SCORE 2 if YES

16 EUROPEAN TOPIC CENTRE ON WATER QUESTIONS Do laboratories have performance test data for their own analytical systems - indicating the precision of analysis, spiking recovery and limits of detection? SCORE 1 if YES Do laboratories produce routine quality control charts for all relevant determinands? SCORE 3 if YES

17 EUROPEAN TOPIC CENTRE ON WATER QUESTIONS Is the monitoring programme linked to a series of regular and routine inter- laboratory tests for all relevant determinands either on a national or international basis? SCORE 2 if YES

18 EUROPEAN TOPIC CENTRE ON WATER QUESTIONS Is the monitoring data automatically (i.e. using specific software) screened for statistical outliers or checked for unusual results before being stored on a regional or national basis? SCORE 1 if YES

19 EUROPEAN TOPIC CENTRE ON WATER DATA QUALITY INDEX Series of 8 questions with a possible total score of 12 if all answers are “Yes” This allows the comparison of the quality control procedures at regional, national and European levels.

20 EUROPEAN TOPIC CENTRE ON WATER Data Quality Index SCOR E DK ES FR HU NO PL UK (E&W ) QUESTION/WATERBODY TYPE ALLR,L,G W ALLR,LR 1SAMPLING Is sampling (and any field measurements) carried out to a documented protocol by staff who have undergone specific training?

21 EUROPEAN TOPIC CENTRE ON WATER Data Quality Index SCOR E DK ES FR HU NO PL UK (E&W ) QUESTION/WATERBODY TYPE ALLR,L,G W ALLR,LR 2ANALYSIS Are the analytical laboratories accredited by a national accreditation body – to ISO 9000 or EN45000 series standards? Are the laboratories subject to external audit?

22 EUROPEAN TOPIC CENTRE ON WATER Data Quality Index SCOR E DK ES FR HU NO PL UK (E&W ) QUESTION/WATERBODY TYPE ALLR,L,G W ALLR,LR 4ANALYSIS Have numerical accuracy requirements been defined for all relevant determinands? Do laboratories have performance test data for their own analytical systems – indicating the precision of analysis, spiking recovery and limits of detection?

23 EUROPEAN TOPIC CENTRE ON WATER Data Quality Index SCOR E DK ES FR HU NO PL UK (E&W ) QUESTION/WATERBODY TYPE ALLR,L,G W ALLR,LR 6ANALYSIS Can the laboratories produce routine quality control charts for all relevant determinands? Is the monitoring programme linked to a series of routine and regular interlaboratory tests – for all relevant determinands either on a national or international basis?

24 EUROPEAN TOPIC CENTRE ON WATER Data Quality Index

25 EUROPEAN TOPIC CENTRE ON WATER Data Quality Index – next steps Extend to all EEA member countries Extend to transitional coastal and marine data (water, biota and sediments) Extend to biological and hydromorphological data Extend to Quantity and Emissions data