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WFDVisual.com: Image Development Phase 2

SNIFFER Code: WFD70C

Year: 2009

Project Status: Complete

Short description: The website www.wfdvisual.com is a collection of images that have been developed to help communicate the complex processes underpinning the water environment and its management under the Water Framework Directive (WFD). In 2007, SNIFFER published a suite of images to help communicate various scenarios for groundwater. The new phase of work (WFD70c) aimed to develop a series of images for four new target areas: karst, coastal, floodplain and fluvial settings. In contrast to the images developed in 2007 (which can be customised by the user to meet specific requirements), these new ‘storyboard’ images come in pre-packaged groups to help the user explain common hydrogeological scenarios.

Keywords: communication tools, hydrogeolog, pollutant , river, surface water, groundwater, monitoring

Lead Organisation: SNIFFER

Contact: SNIFFER (info@sniffer.org.uk)

Funding Collaborators: Environment Agency (EA),Environmental Protection Agency (Wexford),Geological Survey of Ireland (GSI),Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA)

Contractor(s): Freeman Christie Ltd

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Title Document
Project summary sheet WFD70c_electronic.pdf

Cost of Research: Under 20k

Nature of Research: Data and Information management

Geographical relavance: Europe

Primary End User: Environmental Regulators

Secondary End-users: Consultancies, Educational Bodies

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This conference brings together a variety of expert perspectives – from policy advisors, local authority officers, consultants and academics – to discuss the practical application of SEA and the outcomes and implications of using SEA as a vehicle to deliver high-level policy objectives. This conference sponsored by SNIFFER and ESRC (Economic and Social Research council) will make a vital contribution to discussion about the overall purpose and benefits of SEA, together with the efficacy of delivery mechanisms proposed to achieve overall Scottish governmental aims.

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