Examples of using Spatial data infrastructures in English and their translations into Arabic
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Spatial data infrastructures.
Integration of geographical names data into national and regional spatial data infrastructures.
Spatial data infrastructures.
Developing the role of cadastral andland tenure layers within the regional spatial data infrastructures.
(b) Spatial data infrastructures;
VIII/6. Integration of geographical names data into national and regional spatial data infrastructures.
Committee III: Spatial data infrastructures and their development in Asia.
Considering that it would be convenient if these organizations could work and develop the regional spatial data infrastructures within a framework of harmonized and integrated purposes.
(iii) Designing spatial data infrastructures to support spatially enabled government;
It has been already widely recognized that risk management anddisaster management are strictly dependent upon available geographic information and spatial data infrastructures.
Technical committee III: Spatial data infrastructures and their development in Asia and the Pacific.
Also noting the role that land administration and the cadastre plays in providing large-scale,people-relevant spatial data within spatial data infrastructures.
Spatial Data Infrastructures Decision Support Systems Business Intelligence Remote Sensing Enterprise Architecture Knowledge Management.
(a) Develop guidelines on best practices of national, regional and international bodies dealing with legal instruments,management models and technical standards for building spatial data infrastructures;
Considering that spatial data infrastructures at the regional level are necessary as a basis of support for the development of information within a framework of harmonized purposes.
Bearing in mind the interest of member nations in sharing experiences on cadastral and land administration issues,and particularly the role that cadastral data has in developing spatial data infrastructures.
(j) Encourage the work of the geospatial community towards developing spatial data infrastructures, and their potential use for improving integration of statistical and geospatial information.
The discussions included issues and recommendations on capacity- and knowledge-building, networking and coordinating mechanisms,data access and data availability, spatial data infrastructures and awareness-raising.
He introduced the European experience in developing spatial data infrastructures in the region, including EUROGI, and the ongoing activities based on the INSPIRE Directive.
Also at the 2nd plenary meeting, Abbas Rajabifard, University of Melbourne, presented a paper(E/CONF.95/6/IP.1)entitled" Developing Spatial Data Infrastructures: highlighting issues and influencing factors".
Also at the same meeting,Mauro Salvemini of EUROGI expressed his views that spatial data infrastructures needed a platform of networking with other spatial data infrastructures and supported the initiative of global geographic information management.
As the sustainable development goals and the post-2015 development agenda were taking shape, building on the contribution of COPUOS to the Rio+20 Conference,the usefulness of sustainable and standards-driven spatial data infrastructures should be recognized.
(g) Acknowledged the increasing effortspermitting the integration of geographical names data into spatial data infrastructures and the increasing importance of the utilization of volunteered geographic information and crowd-sourced data; .
The Conference also acknowledged the importance of holding an interregional workshop on policies and programmes for educational, training and professional capacity-building whichwill ensure the development of appropriate land administration systems and associated spatial data infrastructures.
Recommends that standardized geographical names data should be considered in the establishmentof national and regional spatial data infrastructures and included in their design, development and implementation.
That very positive trend was fully in line with resolution VIII/6 of the Eighth United Nations Conference on the Standardization of Geographical Names,which recommended better integration of geographical names into national and regional spatial data infrastructures.
It is important to mention that the quickness of the response and the effectiveness of the measures taken indisaster management are greatly enhanced by spatial data infrastructures that are already in place since they are part of what has been dubbed" the Internet of things".
With such an understanding, the countries would be able to pursue the work of establishing the needed platform for supporting spatially enabled government anddesigning the Spatial data infrastructures required to further support spatially enabled government.