Примеры использования Warning and alarm на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Common early warning and alarm procedures.
Water Convention, in accordance with article 9, paragraph 2(g),are required to establish warning and alarm procedures.
Warning and alarm functions with full parameterization, archiving, rapid display and acknowledgment.
Evaluation and update of communication, warning and alarm systems should be envisaged.
Develops schedules to routine,preventive maintenance equipment and communication, warning and alarm.
The decision should depend, among other things,on the existence of river warning and alarm systems and the distance[3] between the location of the hazardous activity and the border.
Assist in the drawing-up of proposals for setting up, where appropriate,information transmission by warning and alarm systems;
The Riparian Parties shall set up and operate coordinated orjoint communication, warning and alarm systems with the aim of obtainingand transmitting information, or adjust existing systems.
This is assured in several international river basin commissions by their jointly established and regularly tested warning and alarm plans.
The International Elbe Warning and Alarm Plan” has been a unified system since 1991, enabling the transfer of information on the place, time and extent of accidental pollution of the waters in the Elbe River Basin.
Joint monitoring and assessments of shared water basins,including early warning and alarm systems(autumn 2005);
This article puts upon the Riparian States the obligation to inform each other about any critical situation that may have transboundary impact and also to set up, where appropriate, coordinated orjoint communication, warning and alarm systems.
The Riparian Parties shall set up, where appropriate, and operate coordinated orjoint communication, warning and alarm systems with the aim of obtainingand transmitting information.
The Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes(Helsinki Convention, 1992) provides that"The Riparian Parties shall without delay inform each other about any critical situation that may have transboundary impact" and provides for the obligation to set up, where appropriate, and to operate coordinated orjoint communication, warning and alarm systems.
It is important to note, however, that the list of tasks of joint bodies in article 9(2)includes the task“to establish warning and alarm procedures”, since joint bodies are the most suitable structures to implement such a task.
The joint expert group noted that adequate response measures to industrial accidents often depend on the effectiveness of early warning and alarm systems.
This would also provide valuable input for the efforts of Riparian Parties to set up and operate communication, warning and alarm systems, pursuant to article 14,and provide mutual assistance upon request, pursuant to article 15 of the Convention.
Invest in the establishment and maintenance of automatic metering/ monitoring stations; in particular, introduce automated around-the-clock water quality data-recording systems for specific types of industries as an important part of pollution control and early warning and alarm systems in case of accidents;
The challenge for the joint bodies will be to expand their activities,including establishing concerted action programmes, warning and alarm procedures, promoting the exchange of information on the best available technology,and participating in environmental impact assessments.
Numerous additional provisions create duties and goals pertaining, inter alia, to environmental impact assessment, treatment of waste water, prevention of groundwater pollution,joint monitoring and water-quality objectives and criteria, warning and alarm systems, and settlement of disputes.
The Convention on Cooperation for the Protection and Sustainable Use of the River Danube(1994) establishes a"coordinated orjoint communication, warning and alarm systems" and provides for the obligation to consult on ways and means of harmonizing domestic communication, warning and alarm systems and emergency plans.
The Strategies also build on the results of workshops, training courses and other capacity-building activities carried out under the Convention, in particular the workshop under the project Capacity for Water Cooperation on joint monitoring and assessment of shared water basins, including early warning and alarm systems, which was held in Tbilisi from 31 October to 2 November 2005.
The Chairperson recalled the decision of the fourth meeting of the Parties related to the subject(ECE/MP. WAT/2006/17) and the relevant outcome of the Capacity for Water Cooperation(CWC) workshop on joint monitoring and assessment of shared water basins,including early warning and alarm systems(Tbilisi, 31 October- 2 November 2005), where participants suggested establishing an interactive means of accessing information on the status of transboundary water bodies in the EECCA subregion, also including information on transboundary groundwaters.
So far, three workshops have been held on specific issues such as(a) the legal basis for transboundary cooperation(Kiev, 22- 24 November 2004);(b) information management and public participation in transboundary water cooperation(Saint Petersburg, Russian Federation, 8- 10 June 2005); and(c) joint monitoring and assessment of shared water basins,including early warning and alarm systems Tbilisi, 31 October- 2 November 2005.
She explained in detail other obligations under Part II, such as to enter into consultations, to perform joint monitoring and assessment, to exchange information,to establish warning and alarm systems, to provide mutual assistance upon requestand to settle disputes in a peaceful way.
The secretariat will inform the Working Group about the outcome of the second and third workshops under the Convention's CWC project: the Workshop on Information Management and Public Participation in Transboundary Water Cooperation(Saint Petersburg, Russian Federation, 8- 10 June 2005) and the Workshop on Joint Monitoring and Assessment of Shared Water Basins,Including Early Warning and Alarm Systems Tbilisi, Georgia, 31 October- 2 November 2005.
The types of cooperation may include exchange of information and databases, ensuring the compatibility of such databases, coordinated communication, monitoring,early warning and alarm system, management as well as research and development.
The topics treated include the entire gamut of water-related problems, such as flood management, drought management, 8/ water pollution control, cooperation in the field of transboundary waters, groundwater management, rational use of water in industrial processes, waste-water treatment, protection of soil and aquifers against non-point source pollution, an ecosystems approach to water management, institutional arrangements, monitoring and data for processing, warning and alarm systems and water for agriculture. 9/.
In order to improve flood and other forecasting and notification in critical situations:“The Riparian Parties shall set up, where appropriate, and operate coordinated orjoint communication, warning and alarm systems with the aim of obtainingand transmitting information” article 14.
The secretariat will inform the Meeting of the outcome of the first three workshops organized under the CWC project- Legal basis for transboundary cooperation, held in Kiev on 22-24 November 2004; Information management and public participation in transboundary water cooperation, held in St. Petersburg, Russian Federation, on 8- 10 June 2005; and Joint monitoring and assessment of shared water basins,including early warning and alarm systems, held in Tbilisi, from 31 October to 2 November 2005.