Примеры использования Space environment research на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Affiliation: Space Environment Research Center, Kyushu University 53.
Ground-based observation has been performed by NICT and the Space Environment Research Center(SERC), Kyushu University.
The Space Environment Research Center of Kyushu University offered to host the centre.
Magnetic Data Acquisition System Project, Space Environment Research Center, Kyushu University.
The Space Environment Research Center at Kyushu University, Japan, has offered to host such a centre.
The presentations are available from the website of the Space Environment Research Center of Kyushu University www. serc. kyushu-u.ac. jp.
The Space Environment Research Center of Kyushu University has offered to host such a centre.
Data from each MAGDAS station are transferred in real time via the Internet to the Space Environment Research Center of Kyushu University.
Space environment research, including research into solar-terrestrial interaction and space weather;
United Nations, ICG, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency,NASA, Space Environment Research Center(SERC) of Kyushu University, Japan.
Developing Countries Support Programme, ESA, IAF, International Committee on Global Navigation Satellite Systems(ICG), ISPRS, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency(JAXA), National Aeronautics and Space Administration of the United States(NASA), PSIPW,SWF and Space Environment Research Center(SERC) of Kyushu University, Japan.
Collaborative activities with the Space Environment Research Center of Kyushu University in Japan on studies on seismo-electromagnetics;
All MAGDAS hosts are members andpartners in the capacity-building under the MAGDAS project of the Space Environment Research Center.
Because of MAGDAS hosts, the Space Environment Research Center is able to successfully operate ground observatories all over the world.
All MAGDAS hosts are members andpartners in the capacity-building that is undertaken as part of the MAGDAS project of the Space Environment Research Center at Kyushu University.
Thanks to the MAGDAS hosts, the Space Environment Research Center is able to operate ground observatories all over the world.
The Workshop was co-sponsored by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration(NASA),the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, the Space Environment Research Center of Kyushu University, Japan, and ICG.
Funds provided by the United Nations, NASA, JAXA,ICG, the Space Environment Research Center and the Government of Nigeria were used to cover the travel, accommodation and other costs of participants from developing countries.
The Workshop was co-organized and co-sponsored by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration of the United States,the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, the Space Environment Research Center of Kyushu University, Japan, and ICG.
The Space Environment Research Center( SERC) at Kyushu University in Japan was installing the Magnetic Data Acquisition System( MAGDAS) at 50 stations in the Circum-pan Pacific Magnetometer Network( CPMN) region and several frequency-modulated, continuous-wave( FMCW) radars along the 210 degree magnetic meridian.( For the station list of the MAGDAS project see annex V.) The MAGDAS project was contributing to the International Heliophysical Year by supporting a ground-based magnetometer array for worldwide studies.
Engineers and educators from developing and industrialized countries from all economic regions were invited by the United Nations, NASA,JAXA, the International Committee on Global Navigation Satellite Systems(ICG), the Space Environment Research Centre(SERC) of Kyushu University in Fukuoka, Japan, Helwan University and the Space Weather Monitoring Center of Egypt to participate at and contribute to the Workshop.
Engineers and educators from developing and industrialized countries from all economic regions were invited by the United Nations, NASA,JAXA, the International Committee on Global Navigation Satellite Systems(ICG), the Space Environment Research Center of Kyushu University in Fukuoka, Japan, NASRDA and the Centre for Basic Space Science of the University of Nigeria to participate in and contribute to the Workshop.
Research on and development of space environment forecasting systems for predicting sun flares;
A representative of theHarbin Institute of Technology, China, reported on plans to establish a space environment simulation and research infrastructure as part of the country's national large-scale scientific infrastructure.
In September 2002, the annual meeting was held at the University of Southampton and was attended by representatives from many of the leading research groups in industry and academia in the United Kingdom, including the European Aeronautic Defence and Space Company(EADS) Astrium, Century Dynamics, the Natural History Museum,the National Environment Research Council Space Geodesy Facility, Observatory Sciences, QinetiQ, Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. and the University of Southampton.
With respect to international space weather activities, Austria's role has increased in the recent past: as such,the University of Graz, represented by the Kanzelhöhe Observatory for Solar and Environmental Research, has joined the International Space Environment Service(ISES) as a new member.
As the field of space weather is evolving from research to operational services, the International Space Environment Service expressed in 2007 interest in cooperating with WMO, considering that the WMO framework would be appropriate to enhance international cooperation on operational aspects of space weather, and that several WMO members have placed space weather activities under the authority of their national meteorological or hydrological services.
The view was expressed that States conducting space activities should consider the preservation of the space environment, and that it therefore was important to promote research for a better understanding of space debris distribution, the minimization of debris generation and the active disposal from orbits of large space debris.
The Department of Industry announced a Cooperative Research Centre on Space Environment Management on 21 February 2014.
Space sciences are a triad consisting of the exploration of outer space, study of the Earth from space and research in the outer space environment including microgravity.