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An initial GIS data base has been assembled in 2001 covering the various parameters related to the&#x0D;Nestos river basin and its delta. This data set is being used for water resources modelling purposes within&#x0D;the frame of the multinational PROMENES initiative. The initial data gathering has produced a vast&#x0D;set of information which has been stored using the ArcView GIS tool. The European Water&#x0D;Framework Directive (WFD) recently defined guidelines for structuring the GIS databases aimed at&#x0D;water resources management. It is stressing the use of "open" GIS systems and formats in order to further&#x0D;facilitate maintenance and reporting to the public, a needed requirement. The present project&#x0D;explores the application of the DPISR concept to the publication of a "State of the Environment&#x0D;Report" on the Nestos delta through Internet. This concept has recently been proposed by the&#x0D;European Environmental Agency and is already in application for air pollution indicators broadcasting&#x0D;and urban environmental problems reporting. The PROMENES data base has been restructured using&#x0D;an "open" GIS approach and lessons learned on how to organize water management related datasets&#x0D;for the building of environmental indicators. A prototype web site is evaluated and is being tested for&#x0D;public broadcast under the supervision of EPO Living Lakes, an environment protection organisation&#x0D;operating in the Nestos delta.

The broadcasting on INTERNET of water DPSIR indicators. Experiment on the Nestos delta, Greece