Commission Regulation (EC) No 1091/94 of 29 April 1994 laying down certain detailed rules for the implementation of Council Regulation (EEC) No 3528/86 on the protection of the Community's forests against atmospheric pollution (repealed)

EU Regulation No 1091/1994 · Adopted 29 April 1994 · Extends to United Kingdom

Contents

1. 1Article 1 Repealed
2. 2Article 2 Repealed
3. 3Article 3 Repealed
4. Signature
5. Annex I: COMMON METHODS FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A NETWORK OF PERMANENT OBSERVATION PLOTS FOR INTENSIVE, CONTINUOUS MONITORING Repealed
6. IGeneral remarks Repealed
7. Establishment of the network of permanent observation plots Repealed
8. II.1Selection of plots Repealed
9. II.2Installation and documentation of the plot Repealed
10. II.3Definition of a subplot Repealed
11. II.4General information on each plot Repealed
12. Replacement of destroyed plots Repealed
13. III.1General remarks Repealed
14. III.2Closure of a plot Repealed
15. III.3Strategy Repealed
16. III.4Reinstallation of the plot Repealed
17. III.5Special attention points Repealed
18. Annex IIAPPLICATION FOR AID FROM THE COMMUNITY IN RESPECT OF THE MEASURES TO BE CARRIED OUT PURSUANT TO ARTICLE 2 OF REGULATION (EEC) No 3528/86 AND ITS AMENDMENTS Repealed
19. Annex III: COMMON METHODS FOR THE INVENTORY OF THE CROWN CONDITION ON THE PERMANENT OBSERVATION PLOTS Repealed
20. IGeneral remarks Repealed
21. Inventory methodology Repealed
22. II.1Selection of sample trees Repealed
23. II.2Date of assessment Repealed
24. II.3General background information Repealed
25. II.4Assessment of sample trees Repealed
26. II.5Methods Repealed
27. II.6Data transfer Repealed
28. Annex IV: COMMON METHODS FOR THE SOIL INVENTORY ON THE PERMANENT OBSERVATION PLOTS Repealed
29. IGeneral remarks Repealed
30. Inventory methodology Repealed
31. II.1Selection of sample location Repealed
32. II.2General background information Repealed
33. II.3Pedological and physical characterization of the sample plots Repealed
34. II.4Method of sampling Repealed
35. II.5Transport storage and preparation Repealed
36. II.6Analysis methods Repealed
37. II.7Data transfer Repealed
38. Annex V: COMMON METHODS FOR THE FOLIAGE INVENTORY ON THE PERMANENT OBSERVATION PLOTS Repealed
39. IGeneral remarks Repealed
40. Inventory methodology Repealed
41. II.1Date of sampling Repealed
42. II.2Selection of trees Repealed
43. II.3General background information Repealed
44. II.4Selection and quantity of leaves and needles Repealed
45. II.5Means of sampling Repealed
46. II.6Pretreatment before sending the samples to the laboratories for analysis Repealed
47. II.7Treatment before analysis Repealed
48. II.8Chemical analyses Repealed
49. II.9Data transfer Repealed
50. Annex VI: COMMON METHODS FOR INCREMENT CHANGE MEASUREMENTS ON THE PERMANENT OBSERVATION PLOTS Repealed
51. IGeneral remarks Repealed
52. Inventory methodology Repealed
53. II.1Date of measurements Repealed
54. II.2Selection of sample trees Repealed
55. II.3Methods Repealed
56. II.4General background information Repealed
57. II.5Parameters to be measured Repealed
58. II.6Data transfer Repealed
59. Annex VII: COMMON GUIDELINES FOR THE REPORTING OF THE RESULTS OF THE SURVEILLANCE ON THE PERMANENT OBSERVATION PLOTS AND THEIR INTERPRETATION Repealed
60. IGeneral remarks Repealed
61. General technical information for the submission of data Repealed
62. II.1Hardware requirements Repealed
63. II.2Software requirements Repealed
64. II.3Data files Repealed
65. II.4Example on diskette Repealed
66. Annex VIIa Repealed
67. SUBMISSION OF DATA PER PERMANENT PLOT IN A DIGITAL FORMAT Repealed
68. Review of file names per survey Repealed
69. Form 1aXXGENER.PLT Repealed
70. Form 1b Repealed
71. Form 8d Repealed
72. CODE LISTS FOR THE SURVEY DATA OF THE PERMANENT OBSERVATION PLOTS TO BE FORWARDED TO THE COMMISSION Repealed
73. Information on plot level Repealed
74. (1)Country Repealed
75. (2)Observation plot number Repealed
76. (3)Date of observation, date of assessment, date of analysis Repealed
77. (4)Latitude-/ longitude coordinates Repealed
78. (5)Availability of water to principal species (estimate) Repealed
79. (6)Humus type Repealed
80. (7)Altitude Repealed
81. (8)Orientation Repealed
82. (9)Mean age of dominant storey (years) Repealed
83. Soil unit Repealed
84. Fluvisols Repealed
85. Gleysols Repealed
86. Regosols Repealed
87. Leptosols Repealed
88. Arenosols Repealed
89. Andosols Repealed
90. Vertisols Repealed
91. Cambisols Repealed
92. Calcisols Repealed
93. Gypsisols Repealed
94. Solonetz Repealed
95. Solonchaks Repealed
96. Kastanozems Repealed
97. Chernozems Repealed
98. Phaeozems Repealed
99. Greyzems Repealed
100. Luvisols Repealed
101. Lixisols Repealed
102. Planosols Repealed
103. Podzoluvisols Repealed
104. Podzols Repealed
105. Acrisols Repealed
106. Alisols Repealed
107. Nitisols Repealed
108. Ferralsols Repealed
109. Plinthosols Repealed
110. Histosols Repealed
111. Anthrosols Repealed
112. (11)Size of total plot, size of sub-plot Repealed
113. (12)Number of trees in total plot Repealed
114. (13)Yield estimates Repealed
115. (99)Other Observations Repealed
116. (14)Sample tree number Repealed
117. (15)Species (Reference Flora Europaea) Repealed
118. (16)Defoliation Repealed
119. (17)Discolouration codes Repealed
120. (18)Easily identifiable causes of damage Repealed
121. (19)Identification of damage type Repealed
122. (20)Other observations on tree level Repealed
123. (21)Code for depth level Repealed
124. (22)Code of sampling analysis method (SAM) Repealed
125. (23)Sample code Repealed
126. (24)Tree numbers of the sample Repealed
127. (25)Mass of 100 leaves or 1 000 needles Repealed
128. (26)Shoot mass Repealed
129. (27)Diameter at breast height (DBH) Repealed
130. (28)Bark Repealed
131. (29)Height of the tree Repealed
132. (30)Tree volume Repealed
133. (31)Crown length Repealed
134. (32)Crown width Repealed
135. (33)Diameter under bark Repealed
136. (34)Basal area per plot Repealed
137. (35)Volume per plot Repealed
138. (36)Thinnings Repealed
139. (99)Other observations Repealed
140. Information with regard to the deposition monitoring Repealed
141. (37)Sampler code Repealed
142. (37a)Sample quantity Repealed
143. (38)First and final dates of the monitoring period Repealed
144. (39)Number of measuring periods Repealed
145. (40)Period Repealed
146. (41)Plot/instrument code Repealed
147. (42)Location Repealed
148. (43)Variable Repealed
149. Instrument information Repealed
150. Vertical position Repealed
151. Instrument code Repealed
152. Scanning interval (automatic instruments only) Repealed
153. Storing interval (automatic instruments only) Repealed
154. Parameters to be assessed in the meteorological monitoring Repealed
155. Precipitation and throughfall Repealed
156. Temperature (air and soil) Repealed
157. Relative Humidity Repealed
158. Windspeed Repealed
159. Wind direction Repealed
160. Solur radiation and UVb radiation Repealed
161. Stem flow Repealed
162. Matric potential in the soil Repealed
163. Water content in the soil Repealed
164. (46)Completeness Repealed
165. (47)Solar Radiation Repealed
166. (48)Occurrence weeks Repealed
167. (49)Extremity Repealed
168. (50)Observed damage Repealed
169. Information with regard to the soil solution monitoring Repealed
170. (51)Sampler number Repealed
171. (52)Sampler code Repealed
172. (53)Sampling depth Repealed
173. Information with regard to the tree condition assessment Repealed
174. (54)Exposure Repealed
175. (55)Removals & Mortality Repealed
176. (56)Social Class Repealed
177. (57)Crown shading Repealed
178. (58)Visibility Repealed
179. Information with regard to the ground vegetation assessment Repealed
180. (61)Plot/survey number Repealed
181. (62)Fencing Repealed
182. (63)Total sampled area Repealed
183. (64)Height and cover of layers Repealed
184. (65)Layers Repealed
185. (66)Species code Repealed
186. (67)Cover of plant species Repealed
187. Annex VIIb: DETAILS FOR THE SUBMISSION OF BACKGROUND INFORMATION ON THE MONITORING METHODS APPLIED AND THE RESULTS OF EVALUATION/INTERPRETATION OBTAINED ON NATIONAL LEVEL Repealed
188. IGeneral remarks Repealed
189. Data Accompanying Report Repealed
190. II.1Part of the DAR describing the methods actually applied, etc. Repealed
191. Inventory/Sampling methods Repealed
192. Methods for analysis and calculation of results Repealed
193. II.2Part of the DAR dealing with exceptions and disturbances encountered (annual DAR) Repealed
194. Exceptions and disturbances Repealed
195. Data validation and data management Repealed
196. IIIAnnual report on progress made in the interpretation/evaluation of results on national level Repealed
197. General information Repealed
198. Single survey evaluation and interpretation Repealed
199. Integrated evaluation and interpretation Repealed
200. Evaluation and interpretation with external data Repealed
201. Timing for the submission of the DAR and the report on progress made in the interpretation/evaluation of results on national level Repealed
202. IV.1Timing for the DAR Repealed
203. IV.2Timing for the report on progress made in the interpretation/evaluation of results on national level Repealed
204. Annex VIII: COMMON METHODS FOR DEPOSITION MEASUREMENTS ON THE PERMANENT OBSERVATION PLOTS Repealed
205. IGenerals remarks Repealed
206. Monitoring methodology Repealed
207. II.1Monitoring under the forest canopy Repealed
208. II.2Monitoring in an open area in the forest Repealed
209. II.3Measurement period Repealed
210. II.4Sampling, sample handling Repealed
211. II.5Pretreatment of samples, transport and storage Repealed
212. II.6General background information Repealed
213. II.7Chemical Analysis Repealed
214. II.8Data transfer Repealed
215. Annex IX: COMMON METHODS FOR MEASUREMENTS OF METEOROLOGY ON THE PERMANENT OBSERVATION PLOTS Repealed
216. IGeneral remarks Repealed
217. Inventory methodology Repealed
218. II.1Location of sampling equipment Repealed
219. II.2Methods to measure the actual meteorologic situation in or close to the plot Repealed
220. II.3Collection, aggregation, storage and submission of information Repealed
221. Annex X: COMMON METHODS FOR SOIL SOLUTION MONITORING ON THE PERMANENT OBSERVATION PLOTS Repealed
222. IGeneral remarks Repealed
223. Inventory methodology Repealed
224. II.1Selection of sample location Repealed
225. II.2Sampling depths Repealed
226. II.3Sampling frequency Repealed
227. II.4Transport, storage and preparation Repealed
228. II.5General background Information Repealed
229. II.6Analysis methods Repealed
230. II.7Data transfer Repealed
231. Annex XI: COMMON METHODS FOR GROUND VEGETATION ASSESSMENT IN PERMANENT OBSERVATION PLOTS Repealed
232. IGeneral remarks Repealed
233. Inventory methodology Repealed
234. II.1Selection of sample location Repealed
235. II.2General background information Repealed
236. II.3Measurement of species abundance or cover Repealed
237. II.4Species Repealed
238. II.5Frequency and assessment time Repealed
239. II.6Analysis and submission Repealed
240. Data accompanying information Repealed
241. III.1Data accompanying information on applied methods (DAR-Q) Repealed
242. III.2Data accompanying report on deviations from standard methods (DAR) Repealed
243. III.3Data accompanying information on evaluation and interpretation (annual progress report) Repealed