Examples of using Climate observing in English and their translations into Russian
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Global Climate Observing System.
Issues related to the Global Climate Observing System.
Global Climate Observing System.
Interim report of the Global Climate Observing System.
A national network of climate observing systems and a comprehensive climate data management system is operational.
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Iii Status of the Global Climate Observing System.
Global Climate Observing System: progress report on developments in the global observing system and activities related to decision 5/CP.5.
Reports from the secretariat of the Global Climate Observing System.
OS Global Climate Observing System.
El Salvador also noted deficiencies in its national climate records and climate observing network.
GCOS Global Climate Observing System.
Some Parties(Australia, Canada) reported the existence ofspecific national plans or of a national Global Climate Observing System(GCOS) secretariat Germany.
The oceanic component of the climate observing system is in a rapid state of development.
The SBSTA welcomed the information provided by Australia on a supplementary reporting format to the UNFCCC reporting guidelines on global climate observing systems.
The atmospheric component of the climate observing system is the most developed.
The SBSTA noted the continued close workingrelationship between GCOS and the CEOS for linking space-based capabilities with global climate observing requirements.
Properly functioning climate observing systems and networks are important for monitoring the climate system and supporting adaptation.
The compilation and synthesis of information under this section was guided by the recently adopted"UNFCCC reporting guidelines on global climate observing systems" FCCC/CP/1999/7.
Properly functioning climate observing systems are important to adaptation as they provide a better understanding of the climate system.
Systematic observation and monitoring Adequate operational global,regional and national climate observing networks are fundamental for supporting the development of sound adaptation policies.
Properly functioning climate observing systems are as important to adaptation as they are for better understanding the climate system.
Participation in global networks and"cooperative projects" under the WMO,in particular Global Air Watch(GAW), Global Climate Observing System(GCOS) and World Climate Programme WCP.
Global Climate Observing System in cooperation with United Nations Environment Programme, United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization and International Council for Science.
Participation in global networks and"cooperative projects" under the World Meteorological Organization(WMO), including Global Air Watch(GAW),Global Climate Observing System(GCOS), World Weather Watch WWW.
The SBSTA stressed the importance of achieving an integrated global climate observing system that would facilitate identification of observed trends and changes in the global climate system and inform key policy decisions;
In addition, Parties may wish torefer to document FCCC/SBSTA/1999/13/Add.2, which contains draft guidance for reporting on global climate observing systems from the Global Climate Observing System(GCOS) secretariat.
Urges Governments to address deficiencies in the climate observing networks and invites them, in consultation with the secretariat of the Global Climate Observing System, to bring any capacity-building needs to the attention of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, as called for in paragraph 6 of decision 5/CP.5 of the Conference of the Parties to the Convention.
D detailed report on systematic observation provided, A atmospheric observing system,O ocean climate observing system, T terrestrial climate observing system, S space-based observations, D support for developing countries.
In relation to national reporting on GCOS, the COP invited the secretariat, in cooperation with the GCOS secretariat, to develop a process for synthesizing andanalysing the information submitted in accordance with the UNFCCC reporting guidelines on global climate observing systems in conjunction with their third national communications.
The SBSTA encouraged the GCOS and CEOS to continue their partnership for linking space-based capabilities with global climate observing requirements and encouraged Parties to improve access to space-based climate observations to all interested Parties.
