Примеры использования Global observing system на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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CP.10 Implementation of the global observing system for climate.
The new Global Observing System is expected to be a major component of GEOSS, serving several GEO societal benefit areas.
Precipitation Full World Weather Watch/Global Observing System(WWW/GOS) surface network.
It includes a Global Observing System(GOS), Global Telecommunications System(GTS) and Global Data-Processing System GDPS.
Issues relating to the second report on the adequacy of the global observing system for climate in support of the UNFCCC.
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Separate reports on the global observing system for climate as part of national communications by Parties in accordance with the UNFCCC reporting guidelines on that issue;
Issues relating to the second report on the adequacy of the global observing system for climate in support of the UNFCCC.
ICSU, its relevant interdisciplinary programmes, UNESCO andthe other United Nations system agencies are co-sponsoring the Global Observing System.
Implementation Plan for the Global Observing System for Climate in Support of the UNFCCC 2010 Update.
Overall, the second adequacy report notes that serious deficiencies continue to exist in the global observing system for climate.
WWW has three readily identifiable components: the global observing system(GOS); the global telecommunication system and the global data-processing system. .
The following remarks and questions are intended to stimulate considerations by the SBSTA on the second adequacy report, in order todefine further steps to support improvements of the global observing system for climate.
It will contribute to the evolution towards a WMO Integrated Global Observing System, as agreed by the fifteenth WMO Congress.
The WMO Global Observing System(GOS) has grown substantially since 1961, and now includes constellations of operational satellites in geostationary and low-Earth orbit, and of research and development satellites.
The second adequacy report could help to ensure that the future global observing system for climate will meet the needs of the Convention.
With regard to WMO members' satellite systems, the Governments of India and the Republic of Korea made formal commitments to participate in the space-based component of the World Weather Watch/Global Observing System.
The second adequacy report ascertains that most of the high-priority deficiencies of the global observing system for climate are in developing countries.
This note introduces the second report on the adequacy of the global observing system for climate in support of the UNFCCC and discusses issues the SBSTA may wish to consider with reference to Articles 4.1(g) and 5 of the Convention.
Various proposals are being discussed on an appropriate mechanism to establish the priorities for implementing a global observing system for climate and its international coordination.
The new Global Observing System will continue to serve as one of the major systems in the Group on Earth Observations(GEO) Global Earth Observation System of Systems, thereby serving several of the GEO societal benefit areas.
The Republic of Korea intended to participate in the space-based Global Observing System with its new geostationary communications, ocean and meteorological satellites, due to be launched in 2008.
These consultations should facilitate the exchange of views on the use of this report, together with the national reports,for identifying gaps and priorities for actions to improve the global observing system for climate.
In addition, the Exchange is a partner in the WMO Integrated Global Observing System, a pilot project for the Joint IOC-WMO Technical Commission on Oceanography and Marine Meteorology.
In the session, the representative of WMO introduced the Space Programme of that organization,which he said was aimed at developing the space-based Global Observing System(GOS) and enhancing its applications and its benefits to users.
The scope and benefits of the WMO Global Observing System in the future will encompass the fields of meteorology; climate monitoring, including the oceanic and terrestrial domains; hydrological and environmental services; and related disaster detection and monitoring.
Evaluation of the state of the ozone layer and an understanding of ground-level UV radiation require a stable,integrated global observing system consisting of ground-based, airborne, and satellite measurements.
This note introduces the second report on the adequacy of the global observing system for climate in support of the UNFCCC(hereinafter referred to as second adequacy report) released by the GCOS secretariat with a view to facilitating the consideration of the report by the SBSTA.
The Global Climate Observing System(GCOS), supported by ICSU, UNEP, IOC and WMO, has completed the development of the Implementation Plan for the Global Observing System for Climate in support of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.
This note also provides background information on GCOS and the related UNFCCC process, and discusses issues relating to the possible use of the second adequacy report by Parties,in particular for identifying priorities for action to improve the global observing system for climate.
In this regard, SBSTA welcomed the update of the Implementation Plan for the Global Observing System for Climate in Support of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and requested parties to work towards the implementation of that plan.