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1 by B. M. Gawlik, L. Galbiati, J. Zaldivar, G. Bidoglio
CMA Field Trials Phase I – Virtual Intercomparison of Monitoring Strategies by B. M. Gawlik, L. Galbiati, J. Zaldivar, G. Bidoglio

2 Context and Background
WATER FRAMEWORK DIRECTIVE 2000/60/EC; Expert Group on Analysis and Monitoring of Priority Substances to the Water Framework Directive Expert Advisory Forum on Priority Substances and Pollution Control; Implementing Directive 2000/60/EC concerning minimum performance criteria for chemical monitoring methods and the quality of analytical results (in preparation); CMA (Surface and Marine Waters, Groundwater)

3 The idea of Phase I to compare different possible monitoring strategies used by Member States and identified in the CMA guidance document. to evaluate the effectiveness and cost-benefit of the different monitoring strategies as proposed by the partners in the exercise (CMA/PRB volunteers). to assess expectable variability of results caused by the monitoring strategy.  Use simulated “virtual” data pool based on real data

4 BURANA-PO DI VOLANO and SACCA DI GORO:
Particularly important because: Intensively cultivated, The nutrients applied within the watershed quickly move from the basin to the coastal zone, The Sacca di Goro lagoon is of a great importance both for ecological and economical reasons, This watershed allows the evaluation and application of tool for the Integrated River Basin Management Plan.

5 Burana-Po di Volano (BP-V) watershed is covering an area of around 3000 km2.
It is a complex system, especially for what concerning the river network Artificial channels Water is moved using pumps Direction of water in many channels is opposite respect with to the slope.

6 Landuse and management practices:

7 Tasks of Phase I Propose a monitoring network:
Geo-graphical co-ordinates of stations; Frequency of sampling (1 year): Sample type; Technical information on proposed methods; 29 Polar compounds of which 7 priority chemicals. E-dossier can be accessed for all on FTP: ftp://ftp.ei.jrc.it/pub/cma Assess usefulness of provided data; Missing data; Proposals for improvement; Concentrations are computed by JRC-IES; Reporting until 15th of June; Discussion Report ready by August 2006. Contact for further information:

8 Phase I - Dossier Land-use The 50m x50m cell digital elevation model;
Geographical The 50m x50m cell digital elevation model; Geographical map with appropriate reference to co-ordinates; Hydrography Map of the channel network in the watershed; Six time series about the aquifer trends in the watershed for the period on a monthly basis.; Information on fluxes on main outlets of the channel network; Geo-morphological The 50m x50m cell size soil distribution; Soil textural descriptions; Short description hydrogeological parameters; Land-use The 50m x50m cell land use map; Generic information on agricultural management practice; Climatic conditions Location and data about daily precipitation and temperature (max and min), in 6 stations distributed in the whole watershed, period 1990 – 1999; Pressures Generic data on water quality such as typical values of nutrients, heavy metals, sum parameters, POPs, etc; Information about Principal point sources;

9 Phase II Test experimental details of the various guidance documents;
Emphasis of technical aspects of sampling and related issues Collaborative field trial(s) as feasibility phase; “Reference” laboratory network to eliminate interlaboratory variations; Preparation of longer lasting project in the context of FWP VII.


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