Experiences from Ground, Coastal and Transitional Water Quality Monitoring The EU Water Framework Directive Implementation in the Catalan River Basin District (Part II)

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viruses present in polluted groundwater are indicative of the source of
nitrates and fecal contamination in agricultural areas.- Trend assessment for
groundwater pollutants: a brief review and some remarks.- Occurrence of Polar
Organic Pollutants in Groundwater Bodies of Catalonia.- GIS-based software
platform for managing hydrogeochemical data.- Groundwater vulnerability mapping
assessment using overlay and DRASTIC method in Catalonia.- Pros and cons of
biological quality element phytoplankton as a water quality indicator in the NW
Mediterranean Sea.- Bioindicators, monitoring, and management using
Mediterranean seagrasses: what have we learned from the implementation of the
EU Water Framework Directive?- Environmental quality of Catalan coastal waters
based on macroalgae: The interannual variability of CARLIT index and its
ability to detect changes in anthropogenic pressures over time.- Using MEDOCC
(MEDiterranean OCCidental) index to evaluate the Ecological Status of Catalan
coastal waters (Northwestern Mediterranean Sea) over time and depths.- Assessing
the environmental quality in heavily modified transitional waters: the
application of MEDOCC (MEDiterranean OCCidental) index in Ebre Delta bays.- First
report on the distribution and impact of marine alien species in coastal
benthic assemblages along the Catalan coast.- Evolution of chemical pollution
in Catalan coastal sediments.- Monitoring Programmes for Bathing Waters within
the frame of EU Bathing Water Directive: The experience of Catalonia.