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I NVE NT ORY, A SS E S SMEN T A N D MO N I T ORI N G O F MED IT ERRANEAN WE T LA N D S • Altitude range • National/international river basin • National river sub-basin • National river basin district Fields marked with * are already codified and presented in a list as represented in the MEDWET countries. The others are site-specific information. These fields should be left blank because, in the future, a European-level coding of river basins might be activated. Note that the combination of codes and list-selectable names has been done to facilitate the task of an exporting routine to future databases. Eventually you can put a bitmap inside the “Site Map” section, by clicking the button “Set Site Map”. It is recommended to insert maps, possibly with a cartographic subdivision of water bodies, instead of simple landscape shots. 3.3.2 Compiling the reference sheet Once the site-specific information has been entered and before inserting water body data - which is not allowed from this sheet - a reference sheet needs to be compiled. Initially, the reference sheet contains no profile. The reference sheet is activated by means of the WB Profiles toolbar (see § 3.2). Action 1: Adding a water body profile 1) In the WB PROFILES operations toolbar, select the “Add” button. A new box will appear. 2) Enter the Water body class/category (Lakes, Rivers, Coastal ecosystems etc) and the Water body type acronym in their respective fields, then click “Create!”. 20 3) A water body profile will appear. This profile shows all the Quality Elements, but none of these will be associated with any Parameter.