Примеры использования Quality monitoring network на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Serbia enlarged and improved its air quality monitoring network.
Reliable air quality monitoring networks were essential for that task.
Deposits of 20 HMs are measured by the air quality monitoring network.
Air quality monitoring networks in eastern europe, caucasus and central asia.
Figure 4: Surface and groundwater quantity and quality monitoring network 1.3.
Existing air quality monitoring networks in EECCA countries were generally established in the 1970s and 1980s.
Ukraine implemented an automated air quality monitoring network in the Donetsk oblast.
Georgia and Romania also reported that they would continue to improve their air quality monitoring networks.
Ii. modernizing eecca air quality monitoring networks for international programmes.
Since 2017, five air quality monitoring stations have been integrated into the National Air Quality Monitoring Network.
Iii. modernizing andupgrading national air quality monitoring networks and information systems.
Harmonize representativeness and indicators to traffic related air pollution use in European air quality monitoring network AQMN.
For example, existing air quality monitoring networks in EECCA countries were generally established in the 1970s and 1980s according to Soviet standards.
The European Environment Agency(EEA)is developing the EUROAIRNET air quality monitoring network, which is mainly urban.
The selection of equipment for the modernized air quality monitoring network should be reconsidered, in view of international standards and the equipment's cost-effectiveness.
The technical recommendations presented in paragraphs 52 to 57 are based, among others, on the current practice in the European Union andare mainly related to the establishment of national core air quality monitoring networks.
The selection of equipment for the modernized air quality monitoring network should be reconsidered, in view of international standards and the equipment's cost-effectiveness.
National air quality information systems are recommended to be established preferably within those authorized institutions that operate the national core air quality monitoring network mostly hydrometeorological services.
Data is collected via an air quality monitoring network consisting of fixed manual or automated monitoring stations which may be complemented by mobile stations.
It is recommended that the authorized institution(preferably the one which operates the national core air quality monitoring network) have the power to coordinate all air quality monitoring activities in the country.
The air quality monitoring network of the Hydrometeorological Service consists of 17 monitoring stations located in five industrial cities: Chisinau, Balti, Ribnita, Tiraspol and Bender.
The Ministry of Waters andEnvironmental Protection and the Ministry of Health and the Family should jointly work at establishing a unified air quality monitoring network, providing comparable and complementary data, in compliance with EU requirements.
Development of a complete national core air quality monitoring network as a part of air quality assessment and management system(see box 2) should be the main specific target of these programmes.
The following databases are already accessible through the Internet: waste management data, waste handling permits,the National Air Quality Monitoring Network, and the water-quality sampling network as well as data of the EPER reports.
A national core air quality monitoring network based on automated stations could be supplemented by manual monitoring stations and by"passive monitoring devices" diffusion tubes.
These are seen as efficient tools in furthering spatial development in particular in a transboundary context,including water and air quality monitoring networks; environment and health impact assessment; public participation in development projects; contingency planning and simulation exercises; energy efficiency demonstration zones promoting small and medium-sized enterprises; and transport infrastructure improvements.
Air quality monitoring networks and/or individual monitoring stations(groups of stations) may be operated by different institutions, e.g. hydrometeorological services, environmental inspectorates, sanitary/health inspections, territorial authorities, municipal authorities, enterprises or specialized companies.
Similarly, Romania reported that its National Air Quality Monitoring Network had 142 automatic measuring stations across the country which measured air concentrations of SO2, NO2, CO, benzene and ozone, and PM.
The report assesses air quality monitoring networks in Eastern Europe, Caucasus and Central Asia(EECCA), including monitoring densities, the parameters measured, the reliability of measurements and analysis, air quality standards, data management and reporting and networks modernization programmes and plans.
For the establishment of a national core air quality monitoring network, the stepwise introduction of automated monitoring stations is recommended starting with the biggest cities and highly populated agglomerations and continuing“top down”.