Catchment feeding areas

Description

The catchment feeding area (CFA) is defined on a hydrological or hydrogeological basis. It corresponds to the areas on which infiltrating or run-off water contributes to the supply of the water resource from which the sample is taken. Thus, the AAC corresponds to: - for a sampling structure intended for drinking water in surface water: the sub-watershed upstream of the water intake(s), possibly supplemented by the area concerned by the supply of groundwater from outside that watershed (e.g. basement or stream accompaniment tablecloth), - for a sampling structure intended for drinking water in groundwater: the supply basin of the water point(s) (place of the points on the ground surface which contribute to the supply of the catchment). The concepts of ‘feeding area’ and ‘feeding basin’ of catchments (AAC, BAC) are here considered to be synonymous.

Resources

Name Format Description Link
0 https://www.data.gouv.fr/api/1/datasets/r/2116c6ec-1cbf-40c1-aad1-0a30b4d8c16c
0 https://www.data.gouv.fr/api/1/datasets/r/b59b6c28-23e8-47af-b80e-2e07c532997a

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  • aac
  • captages

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