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NORWAY
The research site in Norway is represented by Bergen, Norway’s second largest city with 270.000 inhabitants. The site is known for high annual rainfalls. [...]
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CYPRUS
The research site in Cyprus is focused on the hydrological processes and water resources of the Troodos mountains, which cover nearly 60% of the island. This water is essential for the country’s water supply, as its streams flow into the main dams. [...]
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GERMANY
The research site in Germany is the Wupper River basin, which has a catchment area of about 800 km². The basin combines 15 reservoirs, providing drinking and raw water for one million inhabitants, water for hydropower generation, water for minimum and maximum flow regulations to mitigate floods and droughts, and for recreational use. [...]
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PORTUGAL
The research site in Portugal focuses on water systems from the lower Tagus transboundary river basin, which has pressures likely to be exacerbated by climate change. [...]
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THE NETHERLANDS
The research site in the Netherlands is focused on the current and future water scarcity of a sandy recharge area, the Veluwe (1.250 km²). Water abstraction for drinking purposes (80-100 Mm3/y, enough to provide ca. 2 million people with water) and industrial purposes (25-30 Mm3/y) competes with water used by agriculture and nature. [...]
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SPAIN
The research site in Spain is focused on flood impacts on urban activities and CSOs impacts on the receiving water bodies (bathing waters and natural streams). The site is Badalona city, which is part of the Barcelona metropolitan area, and the 3rd most populated city in Catalonia with 220.000 inhabitants. [...]
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The BINGO project has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation programme, under the Grant Agreement number 641739.
The project is coordinated at European level by Laboratório Nacional de Engenharia Civil (LNEC, Portugal).
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