This is the programme for the user group meeting which takes place on 18th Oct 2016 at CIWEM Venue, 106-109 Saffron Hill, London EC1N 8QS. The aim of the meeting is to bring together the different users… SCIMAP User Group Meeting 2016 Programme
Linda Pope, Environment Agency The Water Framework Directive requires the Environment Agency assesses the ecological status of all waterbodies, determine the pressures which are causing waterbodies to not achieve good ecological status and put in… Diffuse Pollution, the Water Framework Directive and SCIMAP – an Environment Agency View
https://vimeo.com/63326111/ Ashar Aftab, Durham University This interdisciplinary research combines recent advances in science and innovative economic incentives to develop forward-looking and practically implementable spatially targeted policies to regulate agricultural externalities. The substantial efficiency savings from… Economic of Spatial Targeting
https://vimeo.com/63326113 Magda Bieroza , Lancaster University Lancaster University is developing further and integrating the risks from fine sediment, phosphorus and nitrogen losses from catchments using the SCIMAP approach pioneered by Durham and Lancaster Universities. We… Integrating sediment and nutrient risk in catchments
https://vimeo.com/62857760 Alistair Maltby, Director North, The Rivers Trust The earliest principles of the rivers trust movement were based on managing catchments as watersheds, and the twelve principles of the ecosystems approach. In the agricultural dominated… SCIMAP: A history of the rivers trust movement and hydrological connectivity
John M Douglass, Environment Agency. A good SCIMAP-sediment model will identify probable critical source areas of fine sediment within a catchment at a field scale. It does this by estimating relative erodability of soils and… Comparing SCIMAP critical source areas to locally identified ‘hotspots’ from catchment walkover surveys.
Shore, M. 1,2, Melland, A.R.1, Murphy, P.N.C.1, Jordan, P.3, Mellander P-E.1, Mechan, S.1, Shine, O.1, and Shortle, G.1. 1: Agricultural Catchments Programme, Teagasc, Johnstown Castle, Wexford, Ireland 2: School of Environmental and Biological Sciences,… Applying the SCIMAP hydrological connectivity model in headwater agricultural catchments in Ireland
Nick Paling, Westcountry Rivers Trust. If we can determine which pressures are exerting negative impacts on the water quality in our aquatic ecosystems and identify their sources in a catchment, then we can develop a… The SCIMAP modelling framework: a powerful tool for targeting the planning and delivery of integrated catchment management interventions.
David Higgins, Yorkshire Dales Rivers Trust The Yorkshire Dales Rivers Trust has been using SCIMAP to target investigations for at least five years. Many of the restoration works carried out have been directed by the model. Wetlands, gill… SCIMAP: The experience of the Yorkshire Dales Rivers Trust.
Agenda 10:30 Opening and Welcome. Sim Reaney, Durham University Keynote One: 10:40 Diffuse Pollution, the Water Framework Directive and SCIMAP – an Environment Agency View. Linda Pope, Environment Agency User stories: 11:00 [Cancelled] Using SCIMAP… SCIMAP User Group Meeting Agenda