Description
Operational hydrometric control points classified as ‘De Baja’ that make up the network for monitoring the quantitative status of groundwater bodies defined within the Guadalquivir river basin district. At the beginning of the First Planning Cycle (2009-2015), the official control network consisted of 53 springs. After the revision and updating of the networks started between 2012-2013, this number was increased by 29 points during the first phase (up to 82) and by 2 more during 2015 (up to 84 ‘operational’ points that currently make up the control network).
Resources
| Name | Format | Description | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| IDE-CHG WFS Service | Unknown | Open resource | |
| IDE-CHG WMS Service | Unknown | Open resource | |
| Metadata INSPIRE | Unknown | Open resource | |
| Web interface for querying station information and historical measurement series | Unknown | Open resource | |
| Visualisation via web viewer | Unknown | Open resource | |
| KMZ from Google Earth compressed in ZIP | Unknown | Open resource | |
| Shapefile file (SHP) with UTF-8 encoding and compressed in ZIP format | Unknown | Open resource |