Examples of using Remote-sensing data in English and their translations into Arabic
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(c) Improving satellite-based remote-sensing data capacity to evaluate geological threats;
WFP is developing a system that supports field-based information with remote-sensing data.
In particular, Iraq asserts that remote-sensing data do not indicate a significant change in rangeland biomass beyond 1991.
Some delegations requested that similar arrangements andmodalities should be considered for the distribution of other remote-sensing data.
(g) Preparing a proposal on the use of satellite-based remote-sensing data for the sustainable development of the Andean countries.
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Member States should followa unified approach to developing a standard format for the acquisition, processing and handling of remote-sensing data.
It was important to provide non-discriminatory access to the remote-sensing data, at a reasonable cost and in a timely manner.
Thus Ukraine has completed the first phase of the establishment of a State naturalresource utilization and environmental monitoring system using remote-sensing data.
All three observing systems necessarily include remote-sensing data gathering and interpretation as a major part of their activities in addition to in situ measurements.
China, being a member State of the Asia-Pacific Space Cooperation Organization(APSCO),has already committed to contribute remote-sensing data for the service.
(d) Promotion of easy and low-cost accessibility and availability of remote-sensing data, the ground receiving stations and the digital image processing system;
Remote-sensing data and processed information should be made freely available to all countries, particularly the developing countries, at a reasonable cost and in a timely manner.
A number of reception stations in Australia for satellite remote-sensing data under the System provided access for coastal, ocean and climate applications.
Remote-sensing data are an essential source of information on environmental indicators that can be used to map risk of desertification, soil erosion and soil oversalinization and acidification. Drought forecasting also relies on satellite imaging systems.
(xi) Establish bodies dedicated to obtaining, storing and disseminating geographic data, including remote-sensing data, to make Geographic Information System data available for public use at the lowest cost;
His work is focused on enhancing the simulation of the water cycle, including groundwater resources, surface runoff, evapotranspiration and water used for irrigation in the Middle East andNorth Africa region by assimilating remote-sensing data in numerical models.
Obtaining, storing and disseminating geographic data, including remote-sensing data, is critical to facilitate the widespread use of geospatial solutions that use advanced, multi-layer methods of analysis to manage complex problems.
(b) Government bodies should be established dedicated to obtaining, storing and disseminating geographic data, including remote-sensing data, to make GIS data available for public use at the lowest cost;
(a) In collaboration with ESA,on a survey and selection of projects to receive remote-sensing data made available by ESA to African countries covered by ESA ' s two remote-sensing ground receiving stations, at Maspalomas, Spain, and Fucino, Italy;
The Regional Organization for the Protection of the Marine Environment also organized training sessions on integrated information systems and developed a system incorporating major regionaldatabases containing coastal contaminant surveys, remote-sensing data and oceanographic cruise results.
In-depth review of the cooperation of United Nations organizations in remote-sensing andrelated GIS activities: remote-sensing data policy for requirements of the organizations of the United Nations system and implementation of the recommendations of Agenda 21.
In-depth review of the cooperation of United Nations organizations in remote-sensing andrelated GIS activities: remote-sensing data policy for requirements of the organizations of the United Nations system and.
The Meeting also noted that the Subcommittee had once againstressed need for the international community to utilize remote-sensing data in an effort to fully implement the recommendations contained in Agenda 21,Report of the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development, Rio de Janeiro, 3-14 June 1992(United Nations publication, Sales No. E. 93.1.8 and corrigenda).
In-depth review of the cooperation of United Nations organizations in remote sensing andrelated GIS activities: remote-sensing data policy for requirements of the organizations of the United Nations system and implementation of the recommendations of Agenda 21.
In-depth review of the cooperation of United Nations organizations in remote-sensing andrelated GIS activities: remote-sensing data policy for requirements of the organizations of the United Nations system and implementation of the recommendations of Agenda 21(agenda item 6).
Those delegations expressed concern over the commercialization of remote-sensing activities and proposed that the prices of remote-sensing data products and access fees for data reception should be reduced significantly in order to make them available to all countries at reasonable cost and in a timely manner.
The Committee also noted the value of remote-sensing systems for environmental monitoring andstressed the need for the international community to utilize remote-sensing data in an effort to implement fully the recommendations contained in Agenda 21 3/ of the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development, held at Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, from 3 to 14 June 1992.
Some representatives expressed concern over the commercialization of remote-sensing activities andsuggested that the prices of remote-sensing data products and access fees for data reception should be reduced significantly in order to make them affordable to developing countries and to enable such countries to benefit fully from the use of remote-sensing technology.
The Committee also noted the value of remote-sensing systems for environmental monitoring andstressed the need for the international community to utilize remote-sensing data in an effort to implement fully the recommendations contained in Agenda 21(A/CONF.151/26/Rev.1) of the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development, held at Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, from 3 to 14 June 1992.
During the thirty-sixth session of the Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space, some delegations expressed concern about the commercialization of remote-sensing activities andsuggested that the prices of remote-sensing data products and access fees for data reception be reduced significantly to make them affordable for the developing countries and to enable those countries to benefit fully from the use of remote-sensing technology.