1 The EEA “Water accounts” approach Special regard to the use of nutrient balances Philippe Crouzet / BSS2.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
BEA’s KLEMS Statistics: Measuring Outputs and Intermediate Inputs
Advertisements

BEAs Industry Accounts: Improved Measures of Outputs, Inputs, and Value Added Erich H. Strassner World KLEMS Conference Harvard University.
Quarterly GDP compilation at NBS
SEEA Experimental Ecosystem Accounting Overview
Extrapolation and benchmarking Vu quang Viet UNSD consultant.
1 EIONET water workshop 12 October 2005 Developments in EEA needs in water quantity data Philippe Crouzet AIR/SAG.
Test Data Exchange 2008 Test Data Exchange 2008 Assessment of the reported data on Water Abstractions Maggie Kossida George PapoutsoglouETC/W Thematic.
R E 1 Some Experiences with Data and Models in International (Water) Assessments Ton Bresser National Institute of Public Health and Environment Frans.
Eutrophication Peter Kristensen European Environment Agency.
1 Integrated spatial assessments of land, water and biodiversity issues EIONET SEIS implementation project
0 - 0.
SADC Course in Statistics Objectives and analysis Module B2, Session 14.
1 WATER AUTHORITY Dr. Or Goldfarb CENTRAL BUREAU of STATISTICS Zaur Ibragimov Water Accounts in Israel Vienna January 2009.
1 EUROPEAN TOPIC CENTRE ON WATER WATERBASE Rivers Content and structure of Waterbase Rivers Update procedure Products based on Waterbase Rivers Future.
Bioenergy-related analysis: Focus on land use aspects
Annual Industry Accounts Overview George Smith & Nicole Mayerhauser Current Industry Analysis Division Bureau of Economic Analysis Industry Accounts Users’
Management Plan: An Overview
Linkages between Agriculture and Water Quality – LARA Overview.
Source apportionment of nitrogen and phosphorous inputs into the aquatic environment - An EEA assessment presented by János Fehér h. Associate Professor.
Measuring the Impact of the RDP Issues being addressed at an EU level with regards to measuring the impact of the Rural Development programmes B. Schuh.
Chapter 11: Updating Supply and Use Table By: E. Monica Magaua Ethiopia, October
Sample Design and Efficiency Considerations.  Sampling is a powerful statistical tool that can be used to provide good quality estimates at a lower cost.
1 Lao Practices in Measuring Production of Manufacturing International Workshop From Data to Accounts: Measuring Production in National Accounting, Beijing,
Australia’s Great Barrier Reef Region (GBR) Land based surveys A way forward.
Implementation of the Water Framework Directive - Uncertainty issues - Michiel Blind, RWS-RIZA.
Metadata: Integral Part of Statistics Canada Quality Framework International Conference on Agriculture Statistics October 22-24, 2007 Marcelle Dion Director.
FAO FBS Methodology: History, Sources, Concepts and Definitions
African Centre for Statistics United Nations Economic Commission for Africa Handbook on Supply and Use Table: Compilation, Application, and Good Practices.
Agriculture statistics in Israel in Israel Jamal Medlege Hana Tubi, MOAG CBS may 2011.
FDES Meeting NYC 8-10 November 2010 The interface between core environmental statistics and other information systems: which interaction is important?
The ‘INCA KIP’: Knowledge Innovation Project for an Integrated system for Natural Capital and ecosystem services Accounting UNCEEA June 2015 Anton.
The Implementation of Land and Ecosystem Accounts in Europe Towards integrated land and ecosystem accounting Roy Haines-Young, University of Nottingham.
6. Other Developments (Paul J.Crowley) (1) EU Work Programme 2013 & beyond (2) Agri-environment Indicators (3) Business Statistics Seminar – Agriculture.
1 Improving Statistics for Food Security, Sustainable Agriculture and Rural Development – Action Plan for Africa THE RESEARCH COMPONENT OF THE IMPLEMENTATION.
Agrienvironmental issues: policies, definition of indicators lists and related implementation process Giampaola Bellini Population census, territory and.
1 Expert workshop on components of EEA Ecosystem Capital Accounts (ECA) Focus on biomass carbon and biodiversity data 24/03/2015.
Agriculture Agriculture Sector Inventory Training Workshop, Agriculture Sector 7/72008 Khartoum Higher Council for Environment and Natural Resources.
EEA - Reporting on the state of, trends in and prospects of the enviroment SCENARIOS 1 - [SIS] – European Environment Outlook Professor Jacqueline McGlade.
TURKISH STATISTICAL INSTITUTE Agricultural Statistics Department TURKISH STATISTICAL INSTITUTE Agricultural Statistics Department Agricultural Census Economic.
1 « Agri-environmental indicators: Nitrogen balance at NUTS IV level. A case study in Greece » NATIONAL STATISTICAL SERVICE OF GREECE.
Developments in new farm typology. Background EC Farm Structure Survey in 2010 (full) and 2013 and 2016 (partial). Previously 2000 (full) and partial.
September 10-11, 2007 Workshop "Calculating Regional Gross Nutrient Balances" Various examples of Surplus calculation across EU with NOPOLU system
London Group Meeting Copenhagen, Denmark September 2004 Session: Policy uses of environmental accounts Indicators for Water and Land Issues Jean-Louis.
1 Land accounts in Europe – current state and outlook Land accounts 01/10/2015 Daniel Desaulty
Developments in new farm typology. Background EC Farm Structure Survey in 2010 (full) and 2013 and 2016 (partial). Previously 2000 (full) and partial.
Gross nutrient balances: German experiences Volker Appel, BMELV-425 WORKING PARTY "AGRICULTURE AND ENVIRONMENT" OF THE STANDING.
Module 2: GIS and data CCM version2, and other necessary data layer (JRC) Positioning of EIONET-water sites within the geometry of the catchment areas.
Needs on input use Guido Castellano, DG AGRI L2, Economic Analysis of EU Agriculture FSS working party meeting February 2010, Luxembourg.
„Improvement of statistical methods on the use of organic and inorganic fertilisers” GRANT project No Co-ordination meeting, Luxembourg,
1 The World Census of Agriculture 2010 Programme : a Modular Approach Jack Colwell Hiek Som FAO Statistics Division MEXSAI, November 2004.
What is it about? Presents first results of applying MAES analytical framework and outlines the advantages and constraints of European ecosystem assessments.
1 Agri-environment analysis at the EEA Projects and goals of the European Environment Agency.
NOPOLU System2 Large scale assessment of non-point nutrient sources.
1 Biomass carbon accounts in Europe: present and outlook Biomass carbon accounts 01/10/2015 Daniel Desaulty
Eurostat activities concerning regional nutrient balances.
Eurostat I) Context & objectives of KIP INCA project Project owner is the Environment Knowledge Community (EKC) EKC is an EU inter-services group involving.
Land Use and Spatial Planning in Biodiversity 2020 Strategy EIONET Interest Group on Land Use and Spatial Planning Sep Markus Erhard, European.
Workshop on the Criteria to establish projections scenarios Sectoral projection guidance: Agriculture Mario Contaldi, TASK-GHG Ankara, March 2016.
Typical farms and hybrid approaches
Towards a Pan European ecosystem assessment
Nutrient balance for nitrogen TAPAS action – Statistics Belgium in collaboration with the Institute for Agriculture and Fisheries Research 11 June 2009.
Soil Gross Nutrient Balances
Relevance of GNB for CAP monitoring and evaluation system
Work on Agriculture and Water Linkages EEA in cooperation with JRC
Towards a Work Programme for the Common Implementation Strategy for the Water Framework Directive (2000/60/EC) Water Directors Meeting 28 November.
Calculating regional gross nutrient balances
AEI where DG AGRI is in the lead
Agriculture: Links between water and air IEAs
Focus on practical test cases in the MAES context
Other Topics – Anne Miek Kremer
Presentation transcript:

1 The EEA “Water accounts” approach Special regard to the use of nutrient balances Philippe Crouzet / BSS2

2 The DPSIR / PSR concept (nutrients relationships) Source: Nutrients Monograph EEA

3 Targets of assessment and accounting EEA mission is to provide... “relevant and reliable information”...: Causal relationships must be established accurately (‘relevant’), The information must be unbiased and comparable and comprehensive (‘reliable’). Tools are, among other: Statistical assessments (D / P vs. I ) Accounting frameworks (R / D vs. S / I) They operate on same data sets, at spatial level, and are complementary approaches

4 Basic understanding of accounting Basic questions Do gains compensate losses? Is quality carried with change? What are the processes? Practical questions How to build accounts?

5 Water systems accounts Ecosystem accounts Natural capital accounts

6 Nutrient mass balance and accounts Nutrients mass balance assessment is: Sectoral important information, Direct input to “emissions accounts”, “pressure” component in agricultural land Source of information to estimate “drivers” Possible use of mass balance models to assess water / pesticide issues The required scale / resolution is not the same however: Regional to catchment / NUTS5-4.

7 Prerequisites to accounts Establish and demonstrate causal relationships, Delineate the realm of accounts Make comprehensive data supply: Analytical (e.g.: all sources of emissions) Statistical survey (e.g.: water uses) Mixed (e.g.: reconstructing by modelling, as for water quality accounts or detailed mass balances) Accounting framework is a guideline to establishing multi-purpose interconnected data systems

8 Establishing causal relationships: D/S analysis Application: stratified analysis of catchment / water composition relationships. Ingredients for stratified nutrients assessments: CLC + population + catchments (e.g. CCM) + livestock (from mass balance model) Water composition statistics at stations Application model for defining strata Statistical methods and targets

9 Stratification: not straitghforward

10 Providing very demonstrative results

11 Relation Driver / Pressure Agricultural pressures are analysed through a combination of presence of certain types of land, livestock and population: this is Driver assessment Mass balance (“surplus”) assessment gives comparable, despite locally different pattern, depending on the resolution of surplus modelling

12 Surplus calculation at catchment level -~6200 units). State 2000 Source: MEDD / Ifen 2004 Maize contribution Pigs contribution Higher complexity Crop and livestock statistics Practices information Agronomical know-how Opens to detailed causal relationships

13 Mass balances required ingredients Inputs: Livestock effluents Chemical fertilisers Symbiotic fixation (N) Atmospheric deposits Outputs Export by vegetal crops Export by pastures and meadows Volatilisation (chemical fertilisers and livestock effluents) N ex. N Stb. N Past.. Manure Dung Speadeable area Grazing area Mass balance is typically an accounting exercise, that can fit (with minor adjustments) into the input-output tables: Nutrient balance (key to ecosystem accounting) Carbon (to be developped) Water uses and Pesticides (already tested by Ifen with the same model)

14 Required agronomical data sources resolution TableResolutionSource LivestockCatchment / NUTS4Census + calc. In StableNuts3BN2002 Dung/ManureNUTS3BN2002 VolatilisationNUTS1BN2002 Agri-land areaCatchment / NUTS4Census + calc. YieldsNUTS2 (3 sometimes)SAA2001 Export tech. Coef.NUTS1CORPEN N mine / cropNUTS2PC2001 Apportioning Fert.NUTS2PC2001 SpreadingNUTS2PC2001 Source: MEDD / Ifen (Solagro)

15 Next step: river assessment River quality generalized index (RQGI) as part of the water quality accounting methodology is under implementation at the EEA. Can be a stand alone production. Breakdown of quality indexes by catchment to be related with catchment characteristics, as pressures and drivers (spatial location of pressures) to follow.

16 Next step: adjusting mass balances to the needs Which mass balances to carry out in parallel with Estat / JRC, etc. to provide the ad hoc emission support? Which comparability / dissemination issues? Main issue is first collecting detailed census data (technical coefficients are more related to literature). Tries carried out by ERTC/TE , outcomes not yet consolidated.