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International Office for Water
B. Fribourg-Blanc, WG-E (4), Brussels, 14/10/2008 slide 1
OfficeInternationalde l'Eau
Agenda Item 6.2 : (a) New data collection. Overview of the new database
and associated data treatments
WG-E(5)-09-06-2 The central database and associated data treatment
B.FRIBOURG-BLANC, IOW ([email protected])
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B. Fribourg-Blanc, WG-E (5), Brussels, 18-19/03/2009 slide 2
Implementation of requirements on Priority substances within the Context of the Water Framework Directive
Brief reminder of the objectives A centralised dataset
The cornerstone for the definition of a manageable list of substances presented with the prioritisation process
The first building block to apply the monitoring-based prioritisation method
A testing phase for robustness in course
A living system that will be transferred to WISE and the EEA et the end of all collection and treatments, after tests
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Implementation of requirements on Priority substances within the Context of the Water Framework Directive
Overall situation
Almost all countries provided data: of which in last update:
Many thanks to all data providers…
BE JBG JCY JEL JES JFR JIE JIT_corrected JIT_new JNL_Wevin JNL_national J
AT J IT J L no file
BE J LT J J file provided
BG J LU JCY J LV JCZ J MT LDE J NL JDK J PL JEE J PT JEL J RO JES J SE JFI J SI JFR J SK JHU J UK JIE J
NO J CH J
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Implementation of requirements on Priority substances within the Context of the Water Framework Directive
Preliminary data treatment
• Only datasets for surface water River, Lake, Transitional, Coastal, Marine
• Elimination of : data measured before year 2000 non relevant parameters (e.g. P(tot), Nitrates, etc.) datasets for which neither LOD or LOQ was provided (except if >LoQ) Insufficient precision of matrix or fraction (all ”other”)
• Correction With MS of missing LoD/LoQ, fraction, inconsistencies… Internally for missing CAS N°, wrong names, doublets
• Harmonisation of the measurement units Water: µg/l, Sediment: µg/kg dw, Biota: µg/kg ww
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Implementation of requirements on Priority substances within the Context of the Water Framework Directive
- Data 2000-2008- Surface water - 26 Member States + CH and NO- 19 613 stations
- 5 water body types - 545 387 sampling
- 14 567 816 analysis
- 1 168 substances
Summary situation: database content (15 March 09)
Source: GIS layer : Official WFD Districts
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Stations- 5 Water Body Types (N° of stations):
- River: 16 066- Lake: 1 232- Transitional: 867- Coastal: 1 407- Marine: 41
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Implementation of requirements on Priority substances within the Context of the Water Framework Directive
Number of analysis
France : 65%
UK : 14%
8 countries: 97%
Number of Analysis
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FR UK CZ DE ES IT AT BE PT DK IE SI RO HU NL FI EL LU SE SK LT LV CY CH EE PL BG NO
new submission
2008 submission
Number of Analysis
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PT DK IE SI RO HU NL FI EL LU SE SK LT LV CY CH EE PL BG NO
new submission
2008 submission
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EU relevance of substances 1168
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206170140120104 74 69 65 57 53 48 38 32 26 21 18 7 3 1 10
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Matrices and fractions (14 567 816 analysis)
57 435 analysis
Fish Roe0,01%
Molluscs Whole7,98%
Fish Muscle5,67%
Fish Liver16,15%
Benthos Whole17,52%
Macro Invertebrate Whole0,06%
Fish Whole5,97%
Mussel Whole46,64%
14 567 816 analysis
Biota0,4%
Sediment6,3%
Water93,3%
13 597 560 analysis
Whole water with no separation of liquid and
SPM phases30%
dissolved phase of water sample
2%
Whole water with determination on each
separate phase (sum of al
68%
912 821 analysis
Fraction <63um1,03%
Fraction <50um0,20%
Fraction <2mm (whole)85,04%
Fraction <20um13,72%
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Data collection 2009: requirements • Countries that have not provided any data or had provided very
small datasets, (EL, BG, but also CY, NL, ES and IE, + huge increase of FR)
• analysis on dissolved metals (252 155 analyses)
• analysis on water with marine influence: transitional, coastal and marine water (15360 analysis: 11909 CW, 3412 TW, 39 MW)
• analysis on sediment and biota (743 049 analyses of which 3 812 on biota)
• analysis on the 13 substances or groups thereof as listed in EQS Daughter Directive under Annex III (113 638 analyses, 2008: 182 893 analyses)
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Data collection 2009: collected data8 973 108 analysis
Whole water with no separation of liquid and
SPM phases5,22%
Whole water with determination on each
separate phase (sum of al
91,97%
dissolved phase of water sample2,81%
740 037 analysis
Fraction <63um0,36%
Fraction <20um0,65%
Fraction <50um0,25%
Fraction <2mm (w hole)98,74%
3 812 analysis
Fish Whole24,58%
Fish Muscle1,36%
Mussel Whole74,06%
9 716 957 analysis
Water92,34%
Sediment7,62%
Biota0,04%
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Conclusions and perspectives
• Data collection 2009: 9 million analysis on 893 substances• 2 countries provided for first time• 8 countries + a stakeholder provided more data• Big increase in dissolved metals and sediment data, weak on
marine influenced and biota
• With 14,5 million analysis, a change of the management tool was necessary (postgre)
• Very good basis for monitoring based prioritisation
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Thanks for your attention…