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Matt Fry from UKCEH gave a presentation on making catchment data more available to end users across the UK and for researchers, and also trying to make research data more available generally. This aims to deliver data in ways to make it more directly useful, and Matt focused on hydrology data, and how to make water quality and other freshwater data available alongside each other. |
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This afternoon, CaBA and the Rivers Trust held another webinar session as part of their Catchment Data & Evidence Forum 2020. This webinar was about data to support nature restoration. |
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CaBA and the Rivers Trust held a webinar today, on data sharing between CaBA and water companies. Dave Johnson (Rivers Trust/CaBA) opened the webinar by mentioning the biggest gaps in the CaBA data package. These are water company data, without which we can only partially understand hydrology; and monitoring data. The CaBA package includes Environment Agency monitoring data, but it is important to use more partnership data, plus information from water companies. |
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Lucy Butler from the Rivers Trust, and Tamsin Appleton from Environment Agency held another CDUG meeting today to update us on what projects are currently being delivered, using maps and data. |
