1. Input tool for BWQ data (reported for BWD) concept

2. BWD reporting process, 2008 data
REPORTNET ( DD
CDR
1. step: download new
data dictionary (DD)
for BWD reporting
4. step:
collect and download
all country deliveries
3.2. Accept country delivery
3.step:upload BW data
GDEM
BWD
working db
3.1. Reject delivery if data
not meet basic criteria
Country
NFP
5. step: quality assurance
of BW data
2.step: Prepare BW data
according to DD template

3. Step 1, 2 – DD templates
XLS templates according to new reporting sheets, contain 3 tables:
STATIONS – BW name, coordinates, start/end of season, link to WFD WB and RBDs
PARAMETERS – list of all parameters, 19 for old directive, IE & EC for new directive (data already filled)
MEASUREMENTS – raw data: concentrations (cfu/100ml) for each parameter, station, sampling date
Advantages of using Reportnet:
System already established and working
Countries are already familiar with Reportnet
BW Templates very similar to templates for WISE SoE reporting (in place, working)

4. Step 3 – GDEM
GDEM is an automatic QA feature invoked when country uploads the data on CDR
Simple checks can be included:
All mandatory fields have data
Correct values for type fields (i.e. WaterType has to be RV, LK, T, C, ...)
Etc.

5. Step 4, 5 – Data processing
Data is collected from CDR by BW data manager (ETCW - IWRS) and put into BW working database
QA/QC:
Some station coordinates:
Not within country borders
Positioned in the open sea
Country characters sometimes not preserved:
Č, Š, Ž, Ü, Å, ß, Ł, Ř, etc.
First QA/QC of names and coordinates done April - June 2008 by MS
Data delivered to EEA in requested format (templates):

6. TEMPLATE For each MS in xls: