Examples of using Space component in English and their translations into Hungarian
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GMES space component operations.
Support for in-situ data collection; the space component.
GMES- space component(communication).
The European Space Agency should co-ordinate the implementation of the space component. .
The preparation of a Space Component Implementation Plan;
Space component development activities may be entrusted to the ESA and the Commission.
On the cost side, the costs of both the service component and the space component were taken into consideration.
Proceeding with GMES space component development based on national and ESA developed assets.
ESA is responsible for the coordination of all European contributions to the GMES Space Component(GSC), in line with user needs.
ESA contributes, through its GMES Space Component Programme, to the development phase of the operational EU programme.
For all space infrastructure types,this will mainly consist of the preparation and consolidation of the Space Component decision-making process, including.
As regards the space component, the ESA has a budget to launch all three"A" satellites of the Sentinel-1, -2 and -3 constellations.
The ESA makes the decisive contribution to developing the space component, and the EU acts as promoter and demand aggregator.
The space component of GMES is based on three constellations of satellites, Sentinel-1, -2 and -3, and on instruments hosted on other satellites(Sentinel 4 and 5).
On the institutional side, the Commission has set the scene for the architecture, governance and financing aspects of GMES including the Space Component in 20087.
Of the three components, the space component is by far the mostly costly, and determines the quality and quantity of the services that can be delivered.
The development of the rift over the last year was monitored using data from the European Space Agency Sentinel-1 satellites-part of the European Copernicus Space Component.
Discussions will be prepared at component level(Service, In-situ and Space Components) and representation in the Board should be organised accordingly.
The GMES Space Component consists of space observation infrastructure addressing service data needs with missions observing land, atmospheric and oceanographic parameters.
Discussions will be prepared at component level(Service, In-situ and Space Components) and representation in the Committee will be organised accordingly.
The GMES space component needs not only large companies specialising in aerospace electronics, but also the innovative solutions that small businesses too are capable of providing.
Consistent with the focus of the proposed Communication,all options are based on variations in the Space component only, and assume that all other components do not vary.
The Commission willassess the costs for the Space Component on the basis of the Space Component Long-term Plan coordinated by ESA starting with current service requirements.
It endorsed the steps forward in several specific areas as there are the European Earth Observation Programme(GMES),the GMES- Space Component, and A Space Strategy that benefits its Citizens5.
The space component provided data for the Initial Operation of services from GMES Contributing Missions, bought from commercial missions or contributed freely from public missions.
In its proposal for a Regulation on the GMES Programme and its initial operations 2011-20134, the Commission proposed that the overall financial envelope for GMES initial operations should be EUR 107 million,40 million of which being for exploiting the Space component.
Accordingly, for implementing the R& D space component programmes which it funds, the EU will rely on the management and technical expertise of ESA, which will coordinate other relevant agencies and entities in Europe.
GMES is based on several interlinked components(service component, space component, in-situ component) which produce data and information for users and for the further processing by the downstream service sector.
The GMES programme is divided into three parts: the space component, the in situ component, and the services component, regarding which the Commission has issued a proposal for a regulation, on which the EESC has in turn drawn up an opinion1.
In the context of the Committee of Earth Observation Satellites(CEOS), the Space component of the GEOSS, the Commission aims at maintaining a dialogue with international partners and contributes to the virtual Earth observation constellations developed notably in support to climate change observation.