1. Reference Data for the Implementation
A. de Jager

2. “Data for the Implementation”
Overview
Useful datasets
Available Datasets
International Coding assistance by CCM
“Data for the Implementation”

3. Useful datasets Main Infrastructure Sea Land Division Settlements
Administrative Divisions
Topographical Names
Physical Geographical Phenomena
Ecological Resources
Imagery

4. Available Datasources
GISCO
NUTS 2 and 3 (Provinces)
Settlements
NIMA Gazetteer ( names)
CORINE
Landcover (vector and grid of 100 meters)
LandSat 7 Mosiac

5. Available Datasources cntd
Downloadable
SRTM Elevation
Land Sea mask
Many Landsat 7 Images

6. Available Datasources cntd
Submitted data
Natura 2000 Sites (?)
WFD Article 3 data
Generated data
CCM

7. Internet Session

8. Coding Needed for Referencing information Proposal to base it on CCM
Hierarchical Coding
0. Feature type
1. Sea Coding
2. CCM Primary Catchment Coding
3 .Exceptions letter

9. Entity type letter
B River Basin (RB) C Coastal Water (CW) D Lake behind a Dam (LE) G Groundwater (GW) H Harbour (AW) I Intermittent River or Stream (RR) K River with Karstic phenomena (RR) L Lake Natural (LE) P Lake Pit, not draining to the sea on the surface (LE) R River Waterway (AW) S River or Stream, No passage for boats possible (RR) T Tidal waters (TW) V Drainage Canal (AW) W Canalised Waterway (AW)

10. Sea Division

11. Seaoutlet Generation

12. Primary Catchment and River reach

13. Exceptions Encompassing primary catchment
More than one object in one primary catchment
Complex objects like rivers
Coding in detail, along rivers, lakes and coastlines
Coding the right or left side of river or canal

14. Representation Ts 1 22222 333333333333 445 CC T typology code
s sequence size identifier (default a)
1 Sea code (0 - 9)
2 Mayor seaoutlet code (1 – 99999)
3 Primary catchment identifier (1 – )
4 Along percentage (00 – 99)
5 Right or Left
C ISO Country provenance code

15. Automation Example