Примеры использования Basic space technology development на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Capacity-building in basic space technology development.
The panellists from Colombia, Japan, Mexico, South Africa andthe United States had considerable experience with capacity-building in basic space technology development.
Capacity-building in basic space technology development.
After the conclusion in 2011 of a three-year series of symposiums on small-satelliteprogrammes held in Graz, Austria, a new series of international symposiums on basic space technology development was started in 2012.
Infrastructure for basic space technology development.
Several of the institutions represented at the 2010 Symposium expressed interest in hosting a regional workshop on basic space technology development in the period 2012-2014.
The Programme is seeking to develop an education curriculum for basic space technology development and will work with educational institutions worldwide to identify relevant long-term fellowship opportunities.
Developing countries that in the past had focused mostly on the applications-oriented aspects of space technology had now become increasingly interested in building indigenous capacities for basic space technology development.
Participants discussed the latest developments in the field of capacity-building in basic space technology development, in particular those related to small-satellite development. .
To promote international cooperation in basic space technology development between and among countries at all levels of development, with a particular focus on supporting developing countries through capacity-building activities in small satellite technology development; .
Best practices for establishing infrastructures for basic space technology development.
The session on capacity-building in basic space technology development covered the latest developments in space technology development capacity-building and examples were presented of training programmes and human resources development initiatives, as well as experiences with cooperation and partnership programmes for technology and knowledge transfer.
Participants discussed the latest developments in the field of capacity-building in basic space technology development, with a focus on activities in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Technical sessions were held on the following topics:( a) capacity-building in basic space technology development;( b) infrastructure for basic space technology development;( c) launch opportunities for small-satellite missions;( d) small-satellite platforms for Earth observations;( e) regulatory and legal issues;( f) space technology development activities in Western Asia; and( g) education curriculum on space engineering and the Basic Space Technology Initiative.
It is expected that efforts will be made, in the framework of the Programme, in support of capacity-building in basic space technology development with a specific focus on small satellites and their applications.
For the period 2014-2015, representatives of institutions of the following countries participating in the three United Nations/Austria/ESA Symposiums have expressed an interest in hosting a future regional workshop on basic space technology development: Canada, India, Mexico, South Africa, Thailand, Tunisia and Venezuela Bolivarian Republic of.
Technical sessions were held on the following topics:( a) space technology development activities in Latin America andthe Caribbean;( b) capacity-building in basic space technology development;( c) small satellites for Earth observation and disaster management;( d) small-satellite projects for engineering education;( e) education curriculum on space engineering;( f) regulatory and legal issues;( g) use of space technologies for early warning systems; and( h) international experiences.
Panel discussions were held on the following topics:(a) requirements and conditions for enabling and sustaining space technology development activities in support of national andregional development priorities;(b) best practices for establishing infrastructure for basic space technology development; and(c) prospects for space technology development activities and regional and international cooperation in Western Asia.
Additional Programme directions include spin-offs of space technology, promoting the participation of youth in space activities,capacity-building in basic space technology development such as small satellite applications and human space technology utilizing the International Space Station, and promoting the participation of private industry in the activities of the Programme.
The panellists from Japan, South Africa, Turkey, the United Arab Emirates andthe United States considered the minimum infrastructure requirements for basic space technology development, in particular for small-satellite missions in the 50 kg class.
The sixth presentation presented a new joint initiative of the United Nations andJapan on capacity-building in basic space technology development through on-the-job training in the design, building and testing of nanosatellites.
For the period 2015-2016, representatives of institutions of the following countries have expressed an interest in hosting a regional workshop on basic space technology development: Canada, Egypt, India, South Africa, Thailand, Tunisia and Venezuela Bolivarian Republic of.
Representatives of institutions of the following countries participating in the present symposium expressed an interest in hosting a future regional workshop on basic space technology development in the period 2012-2015: Canada, India, Japan, Mexico, South Africa, Thailand, Tunisia, United Arab Emirates and Venezuela Bolivarian Republic of.
The United Nations/Japan Nanosatellite Symposium on the theme"Paradigm shift-- changing architecture,technologies and players" was the first in a series of international symposiums on basic space technology development to be held in the regions that correspond to the Economic Commissions for Africa, Asia and the Pacific, Latin America and the Caribbean, and Western Asia.
After the conclusion in 2011 of a three-year series of symposiums on small satelliteprogrammes held in Graz, Austria, a new series of international symposiums on basic space technology development was started in 2012 in the regions that correspond to the economic commissions for Africa, Asia and the Pacific, Latin America and the Caribbean, and Western Asia, respectively.
The United Nations/Mexico Symposium on Basic Space Technology on the theme"Making space technology accessible and affordable" was the third in a series of international symposiums on basic space technology development to be held in the regions that correspond to the Economic Commissions for Africa, Asia and the Pacific, Latin America and the Caribbean, and Western Asia.
The United Nations/United Arab Emirates Symposium on Basic Space Technology on the theme"Small-satellite missions for developing space nations" was the second in a series of international symposiums on basic space technology development to be held in the regions that correspond to the Economic Commissions for Africa, Asia and the Pacific, Latin America and the Caribbean, and Western Asia.
To promote the development and use of basic space technology, in particular small satellites, for sustainable socio-economic development. .
Taking account of the growing interest in the use of small satellites andtheir applications in support of sustainable development, the Programme has recently launched the United Nations Basic Space Technology Initiative, which will support indigenous capability in the development of basic space technology.
To promote, in the framework of the Basic Space Technology Initiative, the development and use of basic space technology.