SWL = storm water and overflows B: POINT SOURCE LOADS MWL = Municipal INL = Industry AQL = Aquaculture OTL = Other point source load (none of the three categories) PIL = Point source loads from more than one category PUS = Point source unknown load C: TRANSBOUNDARY LOAD -to be left empty D: UNKNOWN LOAD -to be left empty Table 19. Overview of reporting obligations related to load orientated approach. LOAD ORIENTATED APPROACH AREA REPORTING DIFFUSE LOAD POINT SOURCE LOAD**) TRANSBOUNDARY LOAD***) RIVER/MONITORED Total N and total P t/a by Ntot and Ptot in t/a by Total N and total P t/a by CATCHMENT INDIVIDUALLY point source load category source*) source **) Total N and total P t/a by Ntot and Ptot in t/a by Total N and total P t/a by INDIVIDUALLY point source load category source*) source **) RIVERs Total N and total P t/a by BY SUBBASIN Ntot and Ptot in t/a by UNMONITORED AREAS point source load category and COUNTRY source*) **) (*Diffuse loads to be reported separately for agriculture, managed forestry, atmospheric deposition into the fresh water, scattered dwellings, storm water overflows and by-passes and transboundary load (**Point source load categories are: MWWTP, industry, fish farms (*** For transboundary loads both DIFFUSE LOAD and POINT SOURCE LOAD sources should be used, but if not possible then total estimate of transboundary load should be used reported for transboundary/ border river loads In order to ensure a complete coverage of the data collection same areas should be used in reporting the point source loads in the catchments, diffuse losses by source into the fresh water, retention and loads by source finally entering to the Baltic Sea. Table 20. Type and format by attribute and spreadsheet of diffuse losses, retention and loads by source.
SWL = storm water and overflows B: POINT SOURCE LOADS MWL = Municipal INL = Industry AQL = Aquaculture OTL = Other point source load (none of the three categories) PIL = Point source loads from more than one category PUS = Point source unknown load C: TRANSBOUNDARY LOAD -to be left empty D: UNKNOWN LOAD -to be left empty Table 19. Overview of reporting obligations related to load orientated approach. AREA REPORTING LOAD ORIENTATED APPROACH DIFFUSE LOAD POINT SOURCE LOAD**) TRANSBOUNDARY LOAD***) RIVER/MONITORED CATCHMENT INDIVIDUALLY Ntot and Ptot in t/a by source*) Total N and total P t/a by point source load category **) Total N and total P t/a by source RIVERs INDIVIDUALLY Ntot and Ptot in t/a by source*) Total N and total P t/a by point source load category **) Total N and total P t/a by source UNMONITORED AREAS BY SUBBASIN and COUNTRY Ntot and Ptot in t/a by source*) Total N and total P t/a by point source load category **) (*Diffuse loads to be reported separately for agriculture, managed forestry, atmospheric deposition into the fresh water, scattered dwellings, storm water overflows and by-passes and transboundary load (**Point source load categories are: MWWTP, industry, fish farms (*** For transboundary loads both DIFFUSE LOAD and POINT SOURCE LOAD sources should be used, but if not possible then total estimate of transboundary load should be used reported for transboundary/ border river loads In order to ensure a complete coverage of the data collection same areas should be used in reporting the point source loads in the catchments, diffuse losses by source into the fresh water, retention and loads by source finally entering to the Baltic Sea. Table 20. Type and format by attribute and spreadsheet of diffuse losses, retention and loads by source.
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