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Conference Environmental state and sustainable management of Hungarian-Slovakian transboundary groundwater bodies (ENWAT) HU-SK-UA/05/02/166 Geological Institute of Hungary - 9:00 10:00 10:00 10:05 Registration of participants 1. Opening László Kordos, Director 10:05 10:25 2. ENWAT a Hungarian-Slovak cross-boundary project 10:25 10:35 3. EU Water Framework Directive for crossboundary cooperation 10:35 10:50 4. Basic characteristics of investigated transboundary groundwater bodies Eszter Szilágyi György Tóth 10:50 11:05 5. Data collection and harmonization Gergely Havas, František Bottlik 11:05 11:20 6. Acquisition of new data sampling and analysis András Bartha 11:35 12:05 12:05 12:30 12:30 12:55 12:55 13:15 13:15 14:00 14:00 15:00 7. Groundwater modelling 8. Results of hydrogeochemical survey 9. Groundwater management support system 10. General summary importance and benefits for public 11. Discussion 12. Closing the conference Viktor Ács, Éva Kun, Sándor Pethő Teodóra Szőcs, Jozef Kordík, Juraj Michalko Jussi Leveinen Gábor Gaál, György Tóth, Peter Malík László Kordos, Director

Environmental state and sustainable management of Hungarian-Slovakian transboundary groundwater bodies (ENWAT) Magyar-Szlovák határmenti közös felszinalatti viztestek környezetállapota és fenntarható használata

Funding and participation Total funding:632770 (HU 464 218 EDF + 24 432 own + SK 144120 EDF) Duration: 1year 10 months Beneficiaries: - Geological Institute of Hungary and Štátny geologický ústav Dionýza Štúra Geological Survey of Slovak Republic Cooperation of geological surveys Subcontractors: Geologian tutkimuskeskus - Geological Survey of Finland, Smaragd GSH and Hydeco Co

Sister projects in Interreg GEOPARK project Karancs-Medves area Groundwater bodies in Quaternary, Ipel river basin Groundwater bodies in Gemer-Torna karst area Groundwater bodies in Quaternary, Bodrog river basin Aggtelek-Slovensky Kras (UN/ECE Task Force on Monitoring and Assessement)

ENWAT organizational chart HU-SK Steering Committee Chair: Brezsnyánszky HU Project Manager Brezsnyánszky SK Project Manager Malik Deputy Project Manager Gaál Deputy Project Manager Kordik WP Leaders Bartha,Gaál,Szöcs, Tóth,Turczi Subcontractors: Smaragd GTK WP Leaders Bottlik, Kordik, Svasta, Slaninka, Michalko, Malik Subcontractors: HYDECO

Objectives of the ENWAT project To supply a water management plan for three transboundary groundwater bodies for supporting safe and healthy water supply of the studied regions; To serve as environmental basis for decision-making process involving major cross-border investments; To supply information on quantitative and qualitative status of groundwater concerning potential negative health impact of the use of groundwater; To inform and educate the population of the region for rational use of water

The three transboundary subsurface water bodies Aggtelek and Slovak Karst Ipoly/Ipel Bodrog interfluve

The first two phases in 13 months: Preparation phase and preparation for modelling of subsurface water bodies 1. Phase: Preparation phase 1.1. Compiling the home page 1.2. Design of the GIS database 1.3. Preparation and evaluation of existing information 1.4. Acquisition of topographic maps 1.5. Compilation of the surface-geological map 1:100.000 in digital form 1.6. Delination and characterisation of hydrostratigraphic units 1.7. Compilation of the time sets of groundwater-level observation wells 1.8. Collecting of water chemistry and water isotope data 1.9. Historical exploitation (discharge time-series) 2. Phase : Preparation for modeling of subsurface water bodies 2.1. Investigation of diffuse pollution sources 2.2 Investigation of point-type pollution sources 2.3. Acquisition of groundwater and karstwater- table maps 2.4. Compilation of Digital Field Model/Digital Elevation Model 2.5. Characterisation of recharge of groundwaters 2.6. Selection of the sampling sites 2.7. Sampling of 60 sites 2.8. Chemical analysis 2.9. Evaluation of previous and fresh chemical data 2.10. Modeling of Ipoly/Ipel 2.11. Modeling of Bodrog 2.12. Modeling of Aggtelek 2.13. Integration of exisiting water management data 2006 2007 2008 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1 2 3 4

The third and fourth phase: Modelling II and water management plan; Evaluation and dissemination of results 3. Phase: Compilation of water-management plans; modelling II 3.1. Updating and completion of the database 3.2. Chemical analysis 3.3. Evaluation of exisiting and new chemical data 3.4. Modeling of Ipoly/Ipel valley II. 3.5. Modeling of Bodrog interfuv II. 3.6. Modeling of Aggteleki- and Szlovak karst region II. 3.7. Integration of the collected data and categorization of the areas - Compilation of water-management plans 3.8. Establishing a water management Decision Support System 3.9. Verification of the data analysis and groundwater models of the 3rd phase by measurements and observations 4. Phase: Evaluation and dissemination of the results 4.1. Evaluation of data 4.2. Maintaining a code-protected website 4.3. Compilation of a public website for knowledge dissemination 4.4. CD demo

Modelling in the area of the Ipoly/Ipel and catchment showing calculated groundwater levels and flow directions

Modelling area of Aggtelek and Slovak Karst showing calculated groundwater levels and flow directions

Modelling area of the Bodrog interfluv showing calculated groundwater levels and flow directions

GIS database Chemistry Modeling Water management INTERREG Results

Dissemination of results web page: www.enwat.eu Interim and final reports DVD Brochure Leaflets Maps (A3, A2 formats) Posters Publications