1 Introduction
1.1 Scope of the report
2 European country Questionnaire on Hydromorphological Assessment and Monitoring
2.1 Responding countries
3 Report structure
4 Overview of methods in European countries
6 Use of methods for different purposes
7 Application of methods
8 General characteristics of the methods
8.1 Source of information / data collection
8.2 Longitudinal and lateral spatial scales
8.3 Defining reference conditions
8.4 Use of hydromorphological types
8.5 Temporal dimension
8.6 Severity of hydromorphological pressures
9 Recording of hydromorphological features
9.1 Recording of hydrological features
9.2 Recording of morphological features
9.3 Recording of continuity features
9.4 Recording of other artificial elements
9.5 Consideration of processes
10 Assessment output of methods
11 Key strengths and weaknesses of methods
12 Lessons learned
13 References
Annex I: Strengths, weaknesses and challenges of methods
Annex II: Questionnaire responses on e-flows
Annex III: Key references for the reported methods
Annex IV: European country questionnaire on hydromorphological assessment and monitoring
Annex V: Guide to the entries of the Questionnaire
Annex VI: List of national experts responding to the Questionnaire