Primary groundwater measuring network — Peil pipes
Description
The primary groundwater measurement network is a measuring network of sites where groundwater levels and elevations (groundwater pressure) are measured in gauge pipes. A probe has one or more filters. From these measurements it can be inferred how the groundwater flows. The primary groundwater monitoring network aims to: 1. gaining insight into the status of groundwater; 2. monitoring developments; 3. serving as a reference for secondary measuring networks. To gain insight into the status of the groundwater, the collected groundwater level and elevation data are used to calibrate so-called groundwater models. The province manages this measurement network and finances it from the so-called groundwater levy.
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https://geoportaal.fryslan.nl/binfo4/metadata/pgrThumbnails/GRONDWATER_MeetnetPeilbuizen.jpg |
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https://geoportaal.fryslan.nl/arcgis/services/ProvinciaalGeoRegister/PGR2/MapServer/WFSServer |
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https://geoportaal.fryslan.nl/arcgis/services/ProvinciaalGeoRegister/PGR2/MapServer/WMSServer |
Tags
- grondwater
- grondwaterstand
- milieumetingen