Groundwater monitoring over the decades

15 Avril 2013
Eaux souterraines

The launch and evolution of groundwater monitoring in France are intimately linked to the regulatory context. The first major Water Law was voted in 1964, paving the way for comprehensive and decentralised water management organised along the lines of the major river basins. The law also triggered the establishment of the first monitoring networks for groundwater levels and quality, networks that subsequently were modified in step with the changing regulations. This document presents the considerable work put into groundwater monitoring over several decades.

Titre
Groundwater monitoring over the decades
Type
Synthèse
Auteur(s)
Ariane Blum (BRGM) ; Anne Winckel (BRGM) ; Alexandra Laurent (BRGM) ; Janik Michon (Onema)
Direction de la publication
Onema
Edition
National Agency for water and aquatic environments (Onema)
Contribution
Laurence Chery (BRGM) ; Benjamin Lopez (BRGM) ; Céline Nowak (Onema) ; Cendrine Dargnat (Onema) ; Sarah Bonneville (MEDDE) ; Basin DREAL ; DEAL ; ARS ; Water agencies
Relecture
MEDDE ; Water agencies ; Basin DREAL
Date de publication
janvier 2013
Langue
EN
Nombre de pages
16
Mots-clés
Piezometry ; Quality ; Monitoring ; Groundwater
Emprise géographique
France
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