Примеры использования To earth observation на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Italy devotes special attention to Earth observation programmes.
RTE is dedicated to Earth observation and space technology applications in the field of environmental protection.
International Telecommunication Union scientific services related to Earth observation.
Ready access to Earth observations is already creating new opportunities for greater social and political openness among countries.
It was shown that space technology had been used effectively in the region,although improved access to Earth observation data was needed.
Applied to Earth observation missions, small satellites can be utilized independently to fulfil the function of specific payload instruments.
From the success of the KOMPSAT-1 project,the Republic of Korea has laid the national infrastructure related to Earth observation by satellite.
Spain is active in all ESA programmes,from space science to Earth observation, microgravity experiments, telecommunications, etc.
With respect to Earth observation from space(EOS), the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation(CSIRO) noted that it invests approximately 15 million Australian dollars per annum in Earth observation capabilities.
The Committee congratulated the United States on the fortieth anniversary of the Landsat programme and its contributions to Earth observation and international cooperation in space activities.
GEONETCast ensures access to Earth observation data by broadcasting data from dozens of leading data providers to decision makers around the world.
The Working Group on Information Systems and Services, for example, provides a range of data andinformation services to enhance access to Earth observation data based on common guidelines for effective interoperability.
In addition to Earth observation systems, wide-ranging applications include distance learning and telemedicine, providing essential health and medical services and assisting in enhancing education opportunities, in particular in rural and remote areas.
In the last two years, the World Climate Research Programme of WMO has undertaken a reflection on the requirements of the space research community with respect to Earth observation space missions and the use of corresponding data.
In order further to coordinate ongoing andplanned initiatives relating to Earth observation, it would be useful to prepare a comprehensive list of such initiatives taken at the national, regional and global levels.
In order to facilitate discussion on the various subjects, 14 concept notes were prepared prior to the meeting,6 of them were related to Earth observation and disaster response, 2 to health and 6 to education.
More than 50 per cent are directed to the mandatory science programme, to Earth observation, microgravity and PRODEX(“programme de développement d'experiences scientifiques”) programmes in which Switzerland contributes systematically at GNP level 4 per cent.
In cooperation with the Office for Outer Space Affairs, the ad hoc expert group should also study the possibility of establishing pages, with the use of voluntary contributions, on the web site of the Office for improved access to Earth observation data archives.
Highlighting how space agencies, regional andinternational organizations dedicated to Earth observation and United Nations organizations will work together to facilitate access to Earth observation data and information;
The World Climate Research Programme(WCRP)(see A/AC.105/780, paras. 47-49) has recently established a working group to update andprovide a synthesis of the needs of the climate scientific community with respect to Earth observation satellite sensors, data and products.
WMO presented an online resource, the Observing Systems Capability Analysis andReview tool(OSCAR), which provided user-friendly access to Earth observation and space weather satellite programmes, with detailed technical characteristics of more than 500 satellites and 700 instruments.
Presentations at the session underlined the importance of capacity-building in space science and technology in developing countries, in particular in Africa, andprovided case studies on how capacity in water resources management could be developed by ensuring appropriate access to Earth observation data at a low cost or free of charge.
With regard to Earth observation data, Morocco has three stations for receiving satellite data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration of the United States of America: one at the National Department of Meteorology, for meteorological research; and two at CRTS, for receiving advanced very high resolution radiometer data.
Mr. Kalinin(Russian Federation) said that his delegation wished to congratulate the United States of America on the fortieth anniversaryof the Landsat programme, which had made a significant contribution to Earth observation and international cooperation in space exploration.
As a cooperating State of ESA for more than 30 years,Canada has assisted in the development of flight heritage for key niche technologies related to Earth observation, telecommunications and navigation, and has pursued a number of initiatives supporting scientific research on the International Space Station, broader use of Earth observation applications through the ESA Tiger Initiative and the ESA Living Planet Programme.
Japan would also be participating in the work of other action teams expected to provide input to the Working Group establishedto review the implementation of UNISPACE III recommendations. Japan's proposal with regard to Earth observation had been adopted by the Group of Eight at its Evian Summit and incorporated in its Action Plan.
Data democracy included unhindered access to Earth observation information, open-source software and open systems such as freely available image-processing software tools and systems, appropriate dissemination models taking into account the reality of bandwidth availability in developing countries, locally initiated cross-border collaborative projects and intensive capacity-building and training programmes.
The Subcommittee took note of the CEOS initiative entitled"CEOS World Summit onSustainable Development Follow-up Programme", which focused on the 12 specific references to Earth observations and satellite technology in the Plan of Implementation of the World Summit.
As expressed in the report of the Secretary-General entitled“ Improved effectiveness of early-warning systems with regard to natural and similar disasters”( A/52/561),facilitating access to Earth observation data is of paramount importance in order to develop a comprehensive disaster prevention strategy, in particular at the community level and in most disaster-prone areas, where the impact of natural disasters on economic and social stability as well as on developmental efforts are the most severe, and where the benefits of effective prevention pay most.
Arrangements should be made for regular sharing of programmes of work, as well as cross-participation, joint delivery of capacity-building and other activities, so that member States can derive effective and timely benefits from these valuable initiatives,including access to Earth observation products and services, and establishment of reliable multi-hazard early warning systems.