National Groundwater Quality Measurement Network (LMG)

The National Groundwater Quality Measurement Network (LMG) has been monitoring the quality of groundwater in the Netherlands since 1984. The measurement network consists of approximately 350 measuring points, spread over the whole of the Netherlands. Generally, shallow (around 10 m deep) and middle depth (around 25 m deep) are measured. It takes decades to see the effect of measures to release less pollutants into groundwater. Good national monitoring is therefore and remains important to monitor the development of groundwater quality. See also: https://www.nationaalgeoregister.nl/geonetwork/srv/dut/catalog.search#/metadata/51318a78-d171-11ea-87d0-0242ac130003 This dataset (along with many other datasets) is included in the basic registration substrate (BRO).) The data can be extracted from it via an API or via Underground data | BROloket. The dataset itself is not public The license concerns the metadata and not the dataset