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SLOVENIA Monitoring networks Monitoring data (aquisition, analysis, publication)

DEVELOPING REGIONAL COOPERATION FOR SHARED KARST AQUIFER MANAGEMENT IN SEE 27-28 June 2008, Thessaloniki, Greece. SLOVENIA Monitoring networks Monitoring data (aquisition, analysis, publication) Documentation sources. Mitja Brilly Simon Rusjan Mojca Šraj Lidija Globevnik.

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SLOVENIA Monitoring networks Monitoring data (aquisition, analysis, publication)

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  1. DEVELOPING REGIONAL COOPERATION FOR SHARED KARST AQUIFER MANAGEMENT IN SEE27-28 June 2008, Thessaloniki, Greece • SLOVENIA • Monitoring networks • Monitoring data (aquisition, analysis, publication) • Documentation sources Mitja Brilly Simon Rusjan Mojca Šraj Lidija Globevnik The experimental watersheds in Slovenia

  2. Geological map of Slovenia The experimental watersheds in Slovenia

  3. State monitoring network Environmental Agency of the Republic of Slovenia (ARSO) The experimental watersheds in Slovenia

  4. State monitoring network • Preparation of annual hydrological reports (discharge regimes, groundwater level changes). • Determination of water pollution on the basis of physical, chemical and biological analyses. • Issues warnings of an increased risk of flooding from rivers and sea; declining water levels of surface and groundwater. • Management of databases, records and registers in the area of water quality and quantity. • Performing professional tasks to implement international obligations in accordance with the WFD. The experimental watersheds in Slovenia

  5. Groundwater monitoring network – state monitoring network • 18 alluvial aquifers are regularly monitored (89 measuring points), approximately 4 samples/year. • 21 measuring points on karst aquifers (mainly springs used for drinking water supply). The experimental watersheds in Slovenia

  6. Decreasing levels of groundwater Minimum and maximum yearly groundwater levels for timeperiod 1891–2003. The experimental watersheds in Slovenia

  7. Experimental watersheds • Experimental watersheds are critical to the advancement of hydrological sciences. • By setting up three experimental watersheds, Slovenia obtained its ground for further development of the hydrological science. • The experimental watersheds have been equiped with modern measuring equipment for precise measurements of precipitation, intercepted precipitation, discharges, erosion and water quality. • Thus contemporary experimental base was established and used for scientific research and at the same time provided support to the water management, teaching and studying process. The experimental watersheds in Slovenia

  8. Experimental watersheds The experimental watersheds in Slovenia

  9. Documentation sources • Environmental Agency of the Republic of Slovenia.(http://www.arso.gov.si/en/) • Institute for Water of the Republic of Slovenia.(http://www.izvrs.si/home/en/) • Chair of Hydrology and Hydraulic Engineering.(http://ksh.fgg.uni-lj.si/ksh_ang/index.htm) The experimental watersheds in Slovenia

  10. Thank you for your attention ! The experimental watersheds in Slovenia

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