Alternate title

Hidrogeológico 200 digital continuo

Date (Creation)

2009-04-21

Date (Publication)

2009-08-05

Edition

1ª Edición

Edition date

2009-01-01

Citation identifier

637843

Identificación del Instituto Geológico y Minero de España. Centro de Documentación 1979-01-01 creation

Citation identifier

IGME / Hidrogeologia

Presentation form

Hardcopy map

Presentation form

Hardcopy document

Presentation form

Digital document

Presentation form

Digital map

Purpose

Hydrogeological information and maps are needed to define and delimit groundwater bodies with greater precision, so that this information makes it possible to: indicate the location and limits of groundwater bodies, define the general characteristics of the overlying strata of the catchment area, sources of contamination, etc. And to carry out additional characterisation of the m.a.s. at risk where it is necessary to establish their recharge areas, the characteristics of the chemical composition of the waters, the location of groundwater abstraction points, protected areas and their characteristics. This map was prepared by means of a "Collaboration Agreement between the Ministry of the Environment (General Secretariat for Territory and Biodiversity. Directorate General for Water) and theGeological Survey of Spain for carrying out technical work in relation to the implementation of the Water Framework Directive on groundwater'' signed in 2004.

Credit

Director, project coordinator: Miguel del Pozo Gómez (IGME), Vicente Fabregat Ventura (IGME), Supervisors, IGME technical-scientific staff, Contributors, IGME technical-scientific staff, EPTISA technical-scientific staff, Carried out through a collaboration agreement between the Ministry of the Environment and the IGME.

Point of contact

Organisation name	Individual name	Electronic mail address	Role
Geological Survey of Spain (IGME)	Mejías Moreno, Miguel	m.mejias@igme.es	Point of contact

Maintenance and update frequency

Not planned

IGME Thesaurus

• General geology

• geology

• Hydrology, Hydrogeology

• hydrogeology

• Physical and chemical properties

• property

• physical property

• permeability

• Hydrology, Hydrogeology

• hydrogeological map

• Hydrology, Hydrogeology

• groundwater

Keywords

• Aquifer

Keywords

• Groundwater body

Keywords

• DMA

Keywords

• Digital cartography

GEMET

• NATURAL ENVIRONMENT, ANTHROPIC ENVIRONMENT

• HYDROSPHERE (freshwater, seawater, waters)

• hydrosphere

• water (geography)

• groundwater

GEMET - INSPIRE themes, version 1.0

• Geología

Ámbito espacial

• Nacional

Keywords

• High-value dataset

High-value dataset categories

• Earth observation and environment
• Geology

Specific usage

It aims to contribute to compliance with the Water Framework Directive and responds to the need to know the distribution of groundwater bodies in the national territory.

User contact info

Organisation name	Individual name	Electronic mail address	Role
Geological Survey of Spain (IGME)		cartografiadigital@igme.es	Point of contact

Access constraints

Other restrictions

Other constraints

Sin limitaciones al acceso público.

Use constraints

Other restrictions

Other constraints

CC BY 4.0 IGME-CSIC

Title

Lithostatrigraphic map of Spain at a scale of 1:200.000, continuous

Date (Publication)

2007-09-30

Cited responsible party

Organisation name	Individual name	Electronic mail address	Role
Geological Survey of Spain (IGME)			Point of contact

Aggregate Datasetindentifier

637841

Association Type

Larger work citation

Title

Permeability Map of Spain at a scale of 1:200.000, continuous

Date (Publication)

2007-09-30

Cited responsible party

Organisation name	Individual name	Electronic mail address	Role
Geological Survey of Spain (IGME)			Point of contact

Aggregate Datasetindentifier

637842

Association Type

Larger work citation

Spatial representation type

Vector

Denominator

200000

Language

Spanish; Castilian

Character set

UTF8

Topic category

• Geoscientific information

Supplemental Information

The document "Preparation of the hydrogeological map of Spain at a scale of 1:200,000, continuous and in digital format" (2009) can be consulted in the Documentation Service, where the process of preparation and description of the information prepared is described in a precise manner. It has a consultation application and a map viewer, as well as geological and cartographic information, tables, symbology libraries and map compositions.

Unique resource identifier

ETRS89 coordenadas geográficas

Unique resource identifier

ED50 / UTM zone 30N

Unique resource identifier

ED50 / UTM zone 28N Pico de las Nieves

Distribution format

Name	Version
Shapefile (.shp)	8.3.0.800
Mapa digital: JPEG -Joint Photographic Group Format	-
Servicio web: WMS - Web Map Service	1.3.0

Units of distribution

The Hydrogeological map of Spain is composed of: Cartographic units (LPLIT): Lithological polygonal enclosures with the cartographic units coded according to the FH field. Each enclosure or polygon has a numerical code corresponding to the geological formation according to the lithostratigraphic column (FH). Two external tables: Hidro.dat, which assigns to each lithostratigraphic unit (FH) the corresponding hydrogeological code according to type of formation and permeability (COD_HIDRO). This code will be used for the graphic representation of the information. Y Descrip_hidro.dat. Relates each lithostratigraphic formation (FH) with its corresponding formation after grouping according to hydrogeological criteria (C_HD).

OnLine resource

Protocol	Linkage	Name
OGC Web Map Service	http://mapas.igme.es/gis/services/Cartografia_Tematica/IGME_Hidrogeologico_200/MapServer/WMSServer?REQUEST=GetCapabilities&SERVICE=WMS	WMS visualisation service of the Hydrogeological Map of Spain at scale 1:200.000
ATOM Syndication Format	https://mapas.igme.es/servicios/atom/IGMEdownloadservice.xml	Download service (ATOM Feed) for Hydrogeological Map of Spain at scale 1:200.000
File for download	https://info.igme.es/cartografiadigital/geologica/mapa.aspx?parent=../tematica/tematicossingulares.aspx&Id=15&language=es	Download the Hydrogeological Map of Spain at scale 1:200.000

Name

DVD

Hierarchy level

Dataset

Statement

The map is based on the lithostratigraphic map and the permeability map of Spain at a scale of 1:200,000, both continuous and digital. From the information on these maps, two processes can be distinguished that give rise to the hydrogeological map. Preparation of the hydrogeological legend: this groups the different cartographic formations according to their permeabilities, geometry, hydraulic relationship and hydrogeological functioning. This work was carried out taking into account both the existing information on the different aquifers in Spain, especially the cartographic information and that relating to geometry and hydrogeological functioning, and the groundwater bodies defined in each of the basins of the national territory. With this grouping, the 436 existing lithostratigraphic formations are reduced to 182 hydrogeological formations. Once the hydrogeological grouping was achieved, each of the original lithostratigraphic formations was assigned a hydrogeological code similar to that used in the "International Hydrogeological Map of Europe 1:1,500,000". This code was established, in a simplified form, according to permeability and lithology and was represented with a certain colour and tone to allow the areas associated with the different underground aquifers to be visualised on the Hydrogeological Map. Preparation of the hydrogeological map: Each lithostratigraphic unit was assigned the corresponding hydrogeological code as specified in the previous legend. In this way, when represented on the 1:200,000 map, both the impermeable formations and the detritic or carbonate formations can be seen, which allows the hydrogeological domains to be distinguished.

Description

Creation of the lithostratigraphic map: 1.- Zoning of the territory according to fundamentally geological and hydrogeological criteria. 2. Zonal legend 4.- Zonal mapping 5.- Conformation of zones (cases) 6.- Lithostratigraphic legend 7.- Lithostratigraphic Map

Description

Realisation of the Permeability Map: 1.- Legend of permeabilities, 2.

Description

Elaboration of the Hydrogeological Map legend: It groups the different cartographic formations according to their permeability, geometry, hydraulic relationship and hydrogeological functioning. This work was carried out taking into account both the existing information on the different aquifers in Spain, especially the cartographic information and that relating to geometry and hydrogeological functioning, and the groundwater bodies defined in each of the basins of the national territory. With this grouping, the 436 existing lithostratigraphic formations are reduced to 182 hydrogeological formations. Once the hydrogeological grouping was achieved, each of the original lithostratigraphic formations was assigned a hydrogeological code similar to that used in the "International Hydrogeological Map of Europe 1:1,500,000". This code was established, in a simplified form, according to permeability and lithology and was represented with a certain colour and tone to allow the areas associated with the different underground aquifers to be visualised on the Hydrogeological Map.

Description

Elaboration of the Hydrogeological Map: The corresponding hydrogeological code is assigned as specified in the previous legend. In this way, when represented on the 1:200,000 map, both the impermeable formations and the detritic or carbonate formations can be seen, which allows the hydrogeological domains to be distinguished. To complete and facilitate consultation and understanding of the hydrogeological and permeability map, the following elements of hydrogeological interest were represented on them: groundwater bodies and surface water bodies (significant drainage network, lakes and reservoirs). All of them sent to Brussels in March 2007 for article 5 of the Water Framework Directive. River Basin Districts (land area only). Sent to Brussels in March 2007 for Article 3 of the Water Framework Directive. Hydrographic demarcation boundary between Júcar and Guadiana approved according to OM BOE 30 December 2008. Groundwater monitoring stations of the Ministry of the Environment, differentiating them according to their nature (spring, well, borehole or other) and their belonging to the following networks: Monitoring of quantitative status, Monitoring of chemical status. Operational network, Monitoring of chemical status. Surveillance network, EIONET-WATER International Monitoring Network and Monitoring of areas designated for the control of water intended for human consumption.

Description

Computer processing: Integration of all the information in a Geographic Information System, establishing criteria on the characteristics of the data and its scope.

Denominator

200000

Title

Lithostratigraphic Map of Spain at a scale of 1:200.000 continuous

Date (Publication)

2007-09-30

Cited responsible party

Organisation name	Individual name	Electronic mail address	Role
IGME		publicaciones@igme.es	Originator
IGME		publicaciones@igme.es	Distributor

Presentation form

Digital map

Presentation form

Digital table

Denominator

200000

Title

Map of Permeabilities of Spain at a scale of 1:200.000 continuous

Date (Publication)

2010-09-30

Cited responsible party

Organisation name	Individual name	Electronic mail address	Role
IGME		publicaciones@igme.es	Originator
IGME			Distributor

Presentation form

Digital map

Presentation form

Digital table

Metadata

File identifier

ESPIGMEHIDROGEOLOGICO200CONTINUODIGITAL20100806637843 XML

Metadata language

Spanish; Castilian

Character set

UTF8

Hierarchy level

Dataset

Date stamp

2025-02-05

Metadata standard name

INSPIRE Regulation Nº1205/2008

Metadata standard version

TG 2.0

Metadata author

Organisation name	Individual name	Electronic mail address	Role
Geological Survey of Spain (IGME)	Geological Information System Area	l.vega@igme.es	Point of contact

Other language

Language	Character encoding
English	UTF8