Examples of using Copernicus programme in English and their translations into Romanian
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The Copernicus Programme.
International activities under the Copernicus Programme include.
The Copernicus Programme.
International cooperation is an integral part of the Copernicus programme.
The Copernicus programme is coordinated and managed by the European Commission.
International Cooperation International cooperation is of significant importance to the Copernicus programme.
Proposal for a Regulation establishing the Copernicus Programme and repealing Regulation(EU) No 911/2010.
As an ESA Member State and a European Union country,Romania contributes to and benefits from the Copernicus programme.
Claudia Muresan(European Commission)presented the status and evolution of the Copernicus Programme, while Thomas Beer(ESA) talked about the space component of the programme.
However, we are now seeing the use of other technologies as well,such as data collection by the use of satellites under the EU's Copernicus programme.
The Copernicus programme already provides for surveillance and monitoring services with satellites in polar orbits, thereby contributing to key environmental, safety and security needs.
During the fifth session,participants explored the applications of the Copernicus Programme in the sector of agriculture.
The Sentinel-2B satellite, developed by the European Space Agency(ESA),was launched today, doubling the coverage of high-resolution optical imaging for the European Union Copernicus programme.
Proposal for a Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council establishing the Copernicus Programme and repealing Regulation(EU) No 911/2010 COM/2013/0312 final- Not published in the Official Journal.
The main concern of the GIO stakeholders,namely the sustainability of the GIO programme has been addressed by the creation of the Copernicus programme.
The Copernicus programme is not only a tool to improve the quality of life of European citizens, but also has the potential to become a major contributor to Europe's strategy for growth and employment.
Maritime Surveillance Networking(MARSUR),the work developed by EMSA, and the Copernicus programme should be implemented.
In parallel, the Copernicus programme gives guidance documents to the EU research programme managers, to drive the respective Horizon 2020 topics on space technology evolution, or Copernicus service evolution.
Proposal for a Regulation of the European Parliament andof the Council establishing the Copernicus Programme and repealing Regulation(EU) No 911/2010.
In the EESC's opinion, the two main agencies in the area of European space policy, ESA and EUMETSAT, should be clearly involved in the management of the EU's space and meteorological programmes andin the overall management of the Copernicus programme.
In particular the chance to exploit the potential of data received through the Copernicus programme is important since these remote sensing data often need to be combined with spatial data to add value and context.
Nevertheless, the establishment of an even small operational budget line for GIO was an important signal in the preparation of what later became the Copernicus programme.
As regards the Sentinel satellites, the programme fulfilled its objectives andunderpinned the launch of the successor Copernicus programme, so also in that sense the GIO programme is considered as successful.
It had a positive impact on the build-up of the present Copernicus Programme, establishing two out of the six services, coordinating access to other space and in situ data, and contributing to developing, building, launching and operating the"Sentinels" satellites.
The data analysed were limited to selected services, given that for all Copernicus services data had to be bought from existing National space missions until the first dedicated satellite(Sentinel 1) has been launched in April 2014,when the Copernicus programme replaced GIO.
Today, ESOC is responsible for operating 10 missions comprising 17 satellites,including missions for Europe's Copernicus programme, with a dozen more missions under active preparation, including exploration missions in cooperation with Japan and Russia.
The EESC would strongly urge all the European Institutions, particularly the European Parliament, which has only a few working sessions left before it is dissolved prior to the forthcoming elections, to approve this regulation swiftly,accepting the improvements suggested, so that the Copernicus programme can continue.
Presentations from Germany, Greece,Romania and Italy put forward ways in which data from the Sentinel satellites of the Copernicus Programme can be used to optimise yields, manage water supplies or monitor and understand the agricultural landscape.
The Regulation establishing the Copernicus programme(2013) is being implemented, and there is both a commitment to fund the Copernicus services and to complete investments in the Copernicus space infrastructure.
The Committee wonders why the Commission devotes a section to the fact that the European Space Agency(ESA) will stop providing Satellite Automatic Identification System services(SAT-AIS data) free of charge, without also referring to the financial sections of its proposal, in which funds are allocated for this purpose as from 2017,while 2016 is expected to be covered via the Copernicus programme.