Examples of using Emodnet in English and their translations into German
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EMODnet will be used to enable this access.
But the‘Marine Knowledge 2020' initiative is broader than EMODnet.
EMODnet is a network of organisations supported by the EU's integrated maritime policy.
The European Environment Agencyhas been fully involved with the development of EMODnet.
The aim of EMODnet is to provide a basic infrastructure that benefits a variety of applications.
Should a common platformbe set up to deliver products from both GMES and EMODnet?
Currently, EMODnet does not provide access to data collected under the Data Collection Framework.
Standards are being developed so that both the GMES marine service and EMODnet can access the same in-situ data.
EMODnet should bind Europe's institutions together into a sustainable framework for the benefit of those who use the data.
Preparatory actions under the integrated maritime policyhave delivered prototype thematic portals for EMODnet for selected sea-basins.
How could the governance of EMODnet and GMES evolve to better accommodate the need for long term sustainability?
In the field of knowledge networks, the Commission intends to roll-out theEuropean Marine Observation and Data Network(EMODNet) programme after 2012 to the OR.
Major EU initiatives, especially EMODnet and GMES, have so far been implemented through limited-duration projects that will finish by 2014.
The Marine Observation andData Expert Group will continue to advise the Commission on the effectiveness of EMODnet and highlight any shortcomings that need to be addressed.
What should be the balance in EMODnet between providing access to raw data and developing digital map layers derived from the raw data across seabasins?
These common principles, rules and standards ensure that Member States' programmes, as well as othersignificant EU efforts can contribute, together with EMODnet, to create a capability much greater than the sum of its parts.
As well as EMODnet, WISE-marine will build on WISE, the existing reporting system already used by Member States to report their assessments for the Water Framework Directive.
Are any additional measures required,over and above existing initiatives such as EMODnet and GMES, to enable Europe to support international initiatives on ocean data such as GOOS and GEOSS?
We therefore welcome the creation of the Atlas of the Seas and of the Maritime Forum, and we propose the creation of a European marine research institute,to make the European Marine Observation and Data Network(EMODNET) operational.
Since much of the work in EMODnet involves the remodelling of national data archives, no partnership without the participation of the major national marine data centres can be complete.
Over 100 organisations, including from Iceland, Norway and Russia,are working together under the European Marine Observation and Data Network(EMODnet) to make their marine data more accessible, interoperable and useful to end-users.
The European Marine Observation and Data Network(EMODnet) improves access to data and reduces costs to users, stimulates innovation and reduces uncertainty about the nature of our seas.
Respondents point to the EU's EMODnet as a good example and support the creation of a global EMODnet, with common standards and contributions from all data providers, including the private sector.
The implementation of this Directive will benefit from the further development of cross-cutting tools of IMP,such as marine spatial planning and EMODNET, while in return, the various actions required for its implementation, such as the socio-economic analysis of human activities related to the sea, due in 2012 and regularly thereafter will underpin the further development of the IMP.
The Commission will build on EMODnet to propose a coherent ocean observation strategy in 2018 in line with the G7 Tsukuba Communiqué.26 It will assess whether ocean observation networks are fit for purpose and analyse the economic, environmental and societal benefits of enhancing them.
The Common Information SharingEnvironment(CISE)30 will be able to import EMODnet data and so provide information to maritime authorities in environment, fisheries, transport, border control, customs, and general law enforcement as well as defence.
Extensive details are presented in the interim evaluation of EMODNet, which was adopted by the Commission in August 2012, together with a Green Paper: Marine Knowledge 2020-from sea bed mapping to ocean forecasting.
Should an internet portal similar to those for EMODnet be set up to provide access to data held by Member States, as well as data assembled for particular stocks, particular fleet segments or particular fishing areas?
In the context of thisreport scheduled in 2018, the Commission will propose how EMODnet could be aligned with other national or regional marine data collection efforts, in order to create an international marine data network and ensure open access to these data.
These include a European Marine Observation and Data Network(EMODNET), an integrated database for maritime socio-economic statistics(currently under development by ESTAT), the European Atlas of the Seas(to be delivered in 2009) and the Global Monitoring for Environment and Security Kopernikus.