Примери за използване на User communities на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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User Communities.
(3) Ensure openness to new user communities and new applications;
User Communities.
For a detailed list of all the User Communities see point 3.1 and the annex.
Composed of representatives of all relevant maritime surveillance user communities;
The User Communities.
Action: The above mentioned TAG is to define options to be presented and discussed with the User Communities.
The User Communities.
The TAG will provide a pattern for the above demand andsupply data mapping on the basis of which individual User Communities shall provide their input.
All User Communities.
The MARSUNO andBluemassMed pilot projects on integration of maritime surveillance should assist user communities in this endeavour.
Online, we tend to form user communities around our favorite spaces.
User Communities should verify their current practices with regard to attributing the various data classification levels to relevant data sets.
Aim: Step 5 consists of determining User Communities' access rights to each others data.
User communities will have to be fully involved in elaborating the following six steps and an impact assessment identified by the Commission and the MS Expert Group as necessary for the CISE development.
Specific needs for certain User Communities to complement this basic maritime picture are.
Description: Considering that the internal organisation of the Member States' authorities varies considerably,it is proposed to determine the User Communities participating in the CISE in relation to the following‘functions' performed.
Common needs to most of the User Communities are to obtain an enhanced basic maritime situation awareness picture useful to all user communities.
Step 3- Common data classification levels, addresses the problem that sectoral User Communities classify same type of data in a different manner.
The number of user communities served and number of scientists getting access to the European pre-exascale machines, compared to the number of scientists having to look for computing resources outside the EU increases above the level of 2018.
Aim: In order to facilitate cross-sectoral information exchange, User Communities should develop a common approach when attributing classification levels.
The discussions in the MS Expert Group concluded that this roadmap should lead to the creation of a decentralised information exchanging system,interlinking all User Communities both civilian and military.
For these, it should identify needed capacity increases,the types of applications and user communities to be addressed, the system architectures, and the integration with national High Performance Computing infrastructures.
To this end, they shall take into consideration, inter alia, the economic, safety, health, public interest, freedom of expression, cultural, scientific, social andtechnical aspects of EU policies as well as the various interests of radio spectrum user communities with the aim of optimising the use of radio spectrum and avoiding harmful interference.
The Research Group also supports anddevelops a network of the research, development and user communities with special interest groups in health training, education, schools, environmental training and awareness and team-based training.
Under such an approach, User Communities could translate their own data coming from their own systems into a commonly agreed format available to all User Communities and readable by any computer system authorised to access the network.
In the future it will rely on them to provide access to HPC capacities in Europe, support user communities in developing and adapting their applications in operating supercomputers.
Action: On the basis of a templatedeveloped by the TAG, User Communities declare their intention to share particular sets of their data with other User Communities on the basis of the data needs identified in the above gap analysis.
Description: Due to the fact that the CISE is meant to be only a transmission tool between different user communities, but not a(centralised) platform to store exchangeable data, each User Community remains responsible for gathering and storing its data by means of its own sectoral systems and security standards.
To this end,the Agency and the Copernicus entrusted entities should engage closely with different user communities across Europe in further developing the Copernicus services and information portfolio to ensure that evolving public sector and policy needs are met and thus the uptake of Earth observation data can be maximised in the interest of European citizens.