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HARMONIZATION OF CROATIAN REGULATION ON METEOROLOGICAL AND HYDROLOGICAL MONITORING OF STORAGE RESERVOIRS WITH THE EU WFD (CROSBI ID 549933)

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Petričec, Mladen ; Ćosić-Flajsig, Gorana HARMONIZATION OF CROATIAN REGULATION ON METEOROLOGICAL AND HYDROLOGICAL MONITORING OF STORAGE RESERVOIRS WITH THE EU WFD // On the Hydrological Forecasting and Hydrological Bases of Water Management / Mitja Brilly, Mojca Šraj (ur.). Ljubljana: Slovenian National Committee for the IHP UNESCO, 2008. str. 161-161

Podaci o odgovornosti

Petričec, Mladen ; Ćosić-Flajsig, Gorana

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HARMONIZATION OF CROATIAN REGULATION ON METEOROLOGICAL AND HYDROLOGICAL MONITORING OF STORAGE RESERVOIRS WITH THE EU WFD

Monitoring of the environmental status of reservoirs has a long tradition in Croatia. Scope and contents of the monitoring are determined by the regulation in force, project requirements and issued water acts, as well as environment impact assessment. Monitoring starts in the project planning and designing stages (by determining the existing state) and continues during the period of structure operation to achieve structure safety and improve of use. Meteorological and hydrological monitoring is a part of environmental monitoring. The EU Water Framework Directive emphasizes the importance of surface waters and groundwater monitoring, to obtain baseline information and impact assessment of the water status for hydro technical structures. The member states are required to monitor status of all waters for each river basin, in order to achieve clear and comprehensive overview of water status. Article 8 of the EU Water Framework Directive explicitly stipulates the obligation to establish monitoring of surface waters and groundwater status. Since Croatia is in the accession process to the EU, Croatian legislation in the field of water policy has to be harmonized with the EU legislation for the same field. According to the Amendments to the Water Act (OG 150/05), Croatian Waters is responsible for monitoring of all water status, while according to the Construction Act (OG 175/2003.), the obligation to carry out the monitoring of hydro technical structures is the responsibility of the users as well. Croatian Chamber of Architects and Civil Engineers, Department of Civil Engineering has initiated the development of technical regulation for monitoring of reservoirs and retention storages. The paper will present the approach, objectives and the goal of the meteorological and hydrological storage reservoirs’ monitoring as a part of the integral water status monitoring.

water monitoring; technical by-laws; EU Water Framework Directive; storage reservoir.

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Podaci o prilogu

161-161.

2008.

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objavljeno

978-961-91090

Podaci o matičnoj publikaciji

On the Hydrological Forecasting and Hydrological Bases of Water Management

Mitja Brilly, Mojca Šraj

Ljubljana: Slovenian National Committee for the IHP UNESCO

Podaci o skupu

XXIVth Conference of the danubian countries on the hydrological forecasting and hydrological bases of water management

poster

02.06.2008-04.06.2008

Bled, Slovenija

Povezanost rada

Građevinarstvo