Примеры использования Global observations на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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More recently, joint initiatives on global observations have been set up.
Global observations provide the essential data-basis for our understanding of ozone, ozone depleting substances and UV radiation.
This will make it possible to carry out continuous global observations for several years.
The SBSTA encouraged Parties that support space agencies involved in global observations to continue, through CEOS, cooperation with and support to the GCOS and to respond to the relevant needs identified in the 2010 updated GCOS implementation plan.
Enhance the implementation of strategies to monitor the Earth's atmosphere, land and oceans, including, as appropriate,strategies for integrated global observations(para. 38(h));
The Committee also noted that, given the global  nature of climate change, global observations were required to monitor the phenomenon more precisely.
Ongoing satellite missions make orhelp derive key global observations of atmospheric structure and dynamics, sea-surface temperature, surface parameters, precipitation, land-surface characteristics and selected atmospheric chemical species via geostationary and polar-orbiting platforms.
The Committee also noted that,given the global  nature of climate change, global observations were ideal for monitoring it more precisely.
Agreed Implement a strategy for integrated global observations to monitor the Earth's atmosphere, with the cooperation of relevant international organizations, especially the United Nations specialized agencies, in cooperation with the secretariat of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change;
To effectively gather information on the state of the Earth and its environment,it has become important to organize global observations using various satellites of space agencies.
Invites Parties that support space agencies involved in global observations to request these agencies to provide a coordinated response to the needs expressed in the implementation plan;
The SBSTA expressed its appreciation for the updated report provided by CEOS,on behalf of Parties that support space agencies involved in global observations, to the SBSTA at its twenty-ninth session.
It also invited Parties that support space agencies involved in global observations to request these agencies to provide a coordinated response to the needs expressed in the implementation plan.
It also welcomed the Committee's coordinated response to relevant needs of GCOS and the Convention and the progress andcommitment by space agencies involved in global observations to improve climate-monitoring capabilities on a sustained basis.
SeaWiFS, scheduled for launch in 1995, is designed to provide global observations of photosynthetic pigment concentrations contained in the microscopic marine plants called phytoplankton.
The Implementation Plan3 for the Global  Climate Observing System(GCOS implementation plan), which was developed specifically for the Convention,identifies those global observations of the climate system required by the Parties to the Convention.
To develop a comprehensive, worldwide,environmental monitoring strategy for long-term global observations by building on existing space and ground capabilities, through the coordination of various entities and organizations involved in such efforts;
At its thirty-seventh session, held in Doha in December 2012,the Subsidiary Body received from the Committee on Earth Observation  Satellites an updated report on progress made by space agencies providing global observations in their coordinated response to relevant needs under the Convention.
It also encouraged CEOS andthe Parties that support space agencies involved in global observations to continue and if possible accelerate development of methodologies, and validation and inter-comparison of satellite-based applications for the terrestrial domain.
SBSTA 37 invited the Committee on Earth Observation  Satellites(CEOS)to provide, by SBSTA 41, an updated report on progress made by space agencies providing global observations in their coordinated response to relevant needs of the Convention.
The Committee noted that,because of the global  nature of climate change, global observations were required to monitor it more precisely, and that space-based observations,  complemented with ground-based observations,  were well suited to monitor the different manifestations of climate change and the factors contributing to it.
It invited CEOS to provide, by SBSTA 41, an updated report on progress made by space agencies providing global observations in their coordinated response to relevant needs of the Convention.
In the area of climate change, for example, the recommendation of UNISPACE III to develop and implement the IGOS(recommendation 3) has direct relevance to the action called for in the Johannesburg Plan of Implementation to strengthen cooperation and coordination among global  observing systems andresearch programmes for integrated global observations para. 132 a.
There was also a common understanding among participants that what is presently collected for global observations will not be sufficient for impacts assessments at the regional and local levels.
Urges Parties that support space agencies involved in global observations to enable these agencies to continue to implement, in a coordinated manner through the Committee on Earth Observation  Satellites, the actions identified in the updated report of the Committee on Earth Observation  Satellites, in order to meet the relevant needs of the Convention, in particular by ensuring long-term continuity of observations  and data availability.
The SBSTA expressed its appreciation to CEOS for its update on progress made by space agencies providing global observations in their coordinated response to relevant needs of the Convention.
In monitoring the Earth and its environment, satellites can provide the synoptic,continuous and long-term global observations needed to understand the Earth system more comprehensively, in conjunction with the use of modelling technology to address issues such as:( a) the influence of the Sun on the Earth 's environment;( b) global  climate change;( c) changes in the ozone layer;( d) the impact of human activities on the environment; and( e) global  health.
To the Committee on Earth Observation  Satellites for its coordinated response,on behalf of Parties that support space agencies involved in global observations, to the needs expressed in the Global  Climate Observing System implementation plan;
At its twenty-ninth session, the SBSTA had before it a report by the secretariat of the Global  Terrestrial Observing System(GTOS) on progress made in assessing the status of the development of standards for each of the essential climate variables in the terrestrial domain, 29 and a report by the Committee on Earth Observation  Satellites(CEOS)on progress made by space agencies involved in global observations in implementing actions in response to the GCOS implementation plan.30.
She also described the objectives of the theme Integrated Global  Atmospheric Chemistry Observation(IGACO) under GAW:accurate and comprehensive global observations of key atmospheric gases and aerosols; a system for integrating ground-based, in-situ and satellite observations  using atmospheric models; and making integrated observations  accessible to users.