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Long-term monitored stations are important investments (of time, money and labour) which enable the evaluation of hydrological responses over the years. An example is the Coet-Dan basin near the city of Naizin (ORE AgrHys, Brittany, France) which has been instrumented since 1992 by INRA, www6.inra.fr/ore_agrhys_eng/. The project is focused on multi-scale temporal variation of water and solute transfers under the effects of agriculture and climate. The knowledge produced has improved our understanding of hydrological processes (Aubert et al. 2013), but such stations can also be directly useful to comprehend the water security issues of surrounding basins, thus tackling the challenges of both Panta Rhei and PUB (Hrachowitz et al. 2013, Montanari et al. 2013).

Valuing knowledge on temporal dynamics from long-term monitored basins for neighbouring sites