Integrated Monitoring Network in Poland Current Status and Future Perspectives

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Integrated Monitoring Network in Poland Current Status and Future Perspectives Krzysztof Skotak, Tomasz Pecka Institute of Environmental Protection National Research Institute (IOŚ-PIB) Joint ICP IM & Waters Task Force Meeting, Uppsala, Sweden 9-11 May 2017

IM in Poland brief history and way to ICP IM 1992 Establishing IM Programme in PL, 1994 IM-PL being operational in 6 stations, programme based on IM Manual 1993, 1994 ongoing monitoring, data, reports for PL authorities. 2014 Joining ICP IM dynamic modelling work (T.Pecka), 2015 Joining TF IM meetings (K.Skotak, T.Pecka), 2016 Technical document of ICP IM and IM-PL program consistency assessment (prepared by IOŚ-PIB), 2016 Decision to join ICP and TF with 9 IM-PL stations 2017 Contact Point in IOS-PIB, based on NFP CLRTAP (MŚ) and cordinators IM-PL

IM in Poland organizational chart Integrated Environmental Monitoring (ZMŚP) Is Subrogramme of PMŚ External experts Operators of IM stations Ministry of Environment (MŚ) Warszawa National Environmental Monitoring (PMŚ) operator National Fund of Environmental Protectioon and Water Management (NFOŚiGW) Warszawa IM Programme Centre Adam Mickiewicz University (UAM) Poznan Data and Annual reports Chief Inspectorate of Environmental Protection (GIOŚ) Warszawa Funding 5 yrs monitoring programme National Focal Point at IOŚ-PIB Data and reporting ICP Integrated Monitoring of CLRTAP ZMŚP Integrated Environmental Monitoring PMŚ National Environmental Monitoring

Integrated Monitoring stations in Poland Climate* Code Name Geogr Location Temp [ C] Prec [mm] Ecosystem type Soil type Natura 2000 01ZM 05ZM 06ZM 07ZM Puszcza Borecka Wigry Storkowo Koniczynka Postglacial Lakeland Postglacial Lakeland Postglacial Lakeland Postglacial Lakeland 7,2 683 Hornbeam/spruce forest 7,2 612 Spruce forest Sand-loam + Sand, Sandloam + 7,9 706 Forest/Grassland Sand-loam + 8,4 573 Agriculture Loam Central Sand, Sandloam + 08ZM Kampinos 8,1 543 Pine forest Lowlands 09ZM Święty Krzyż Highlands 8,2 723 Fir forest Silt, loam-silt + 10ZM Szymbark (Low) Mountains 7,6 810 Hornbeam/spruce forest Silt-sand, silt Biała Góra Costal 11ZM 9,1 639 Beech forest Sand, loam (Wolin) lowlands + Sand, Sandloam 12ZM Roztocze Highlands 8,1 680 Pine/fir forest + * long-term average

Atmospheric deposition trends Sulphur concentration in rainfall 1994-2011 (IM-PL Report 2012) SOx/NOx depositon ratio 1994-2014 (IM-PL Report 2015)

Ecosystem fluxes and responses to deposition Soil recovery from acidification 1994-2014, (IM-PL Report 2015) Ions budget distribution [mg/l]: rainfall > canopy interactions > soil water in profiles (cm) 1996-1999, Storkowo (IM-PL Report 2004)

Groundwater and catchment runoff sulphur Sulphur at catchment s runoff since mid 1990 (IM-PL Report 2012) SO4 in groundwater 1999-2014, Storkowo (IM-PL Report 2015)

Other subprogramms Lichens example Declining Lichens: number of species and cover 1998-2011, Wigry (IM-PL Report 2012) Lichens species cover change 2001-2014, (IM-PL Report 2015)

IM station Puszcza Borecka (IOŚ-PIB) Focus on Air Quality: - PM10, PM2.5, PM1 - SOx, NOx, NHy - CO2, O3 EMEP super station & EIONET rural station

Puszcza Borecka Air Quality and Deposition S and N mean annual concentrations [µg/m3] 1994-2014, (IM-PL Report 2015) CO2 concentration [ppm] for 1998-2014, (IM-PL Report 2015) S dep NOx dep Hydrogen dep Wet (blue) and dry (violet) deposition [mg/m2] for 1994-2014, (IM-PL Report 2015)

Puszcza Borecka Environmental modelling GIS inventory and catchment spatial database Testing VSD+/MetHyd/GrowUp modelling package Testing PROPS with CLE and MFR deposition scenarios Catchment hydrological modelling with SWAT

IM in Poland monitoring programme The inconsistencies between IM-PL and ICP IM programs were found: Because we have different size of catchment (big & small) different framework rules (e.g. all Programmes are mandatory) minor methodological differences both monitoring and assessment Programmes some mandatory parameters in ICP IM are not mandatory in IM-PL different assessment period (ICP IM calendar year, IM-PL hydrological year) quality control system is still in implementation

Monitoring programme consistency IM Poland Programme (ZMŚP) ICP IM programme ZMSP to ICP IM consistency Subprog Parameters Subprog Parameters (%) code Total Mandatory Optional code Total Mandatory Optional Mandatory Optional A1 19 14 5 AM 12 9 3 100% 67% B1 10 2 8 AC 10 9 1 22% 100% C1 21 10 11 PC 27 12 15 83% 73% C2 22 11 11 TF 28 14 14 79% 79% C3 22 11 11 SF 28 14 14 79% 79% E1 32 16 16 SC 32 20 12 60% 92% F1 26 13 13 SW 33 16 17 75% 65% F2 29 18 11 GW 32 17 15 71% 80% G2 16 5 11 LF 23 13 10 38% 40% H1 33 21 12 RW 33 16 17 75% 76% H2 29 17 12 LC 33 14 19 71% 74% J2 24 8 16 VG 15 10 5 30% 0% K1 9 3 6 FD 8 4 4 50% 100% M1 2 2 EP 6 5 1 20% 0% TOTAL 294 151 143 TOTAL 320 173 147 61% 66% ZMSP to ICP IM program consistency: 61% Mandatory parameters 66% Optional parameters IM stations ICP IM consistency: Mandatory: from 50% (Koniczynka) to 68% (Puszcza Borecka) Optional: from 52% (Koniczynka) to 69% (Święty Krzyż). IM station Mandatory IM Programme codes Optional AM AC PC TF SC SW LF RW VG EP SF GW LC FD 01ZM Puszcza Borecka + + + + + + + + + + + + + 05ZM Wigry + PASIV + + + + + + + + + + 06ZM Storkowo + PASIV + + + + + + + + + + + 07ZM Koniczynka + WIOŚ + + + + + + + + 08ZM Kampinos + WIOŚ + + + + + + + + + + 09ZM Święty Krzyż + WIOŚ + + + + + + + + + + + 10ZM Szymbark + WIOŚ + + + + + + + + + + + 11ZM Biała Góra + PASIV + + + + + + + + + + + + 12ZM Roztocze + WIOŚ + + + + + + + + + + + PASSIV on site, passive methods WIOŚ nearest air quality monitoring station operated by WIOŚ (regional GIOŚ)

Our sites for ICP IM Data submission possible since 2016

Conclusions IM data for Poland since 1994 9 stations proposed to join ICP IM with ICP IM mandatory Programmes To be discussed data (stations) useful for ICP IM Adjustments of monitoring programmes for some stations are needed Data submission possible since 2016 in the routine way Sites meta-data are under preparation Any good ideas, hints from TF/ICP IM community very welcome!

PL01 PL11 PL06 PL05 PL7 PL08 PL09 PL12 PL10 PL01 Puszcza Borecka PL05 Wigry PL06 Storkowo PL07 Koniczynka PL08 Kampinos PL09 Święty Krzyż PL10 Szymbark PL11 Wolin PL12 Roztocze (site codes to be fixed) IM sites in Poland

Thank you for your attention krzysztof.skotak@ios.edu.pl (Questions & Comments) tomasz.pecka@ios.edu.pl ( )