Examples of using Compatibility and interoperability in English and their translations into Russian
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Compatibility and Interoperability.
III. Perspective on compatibility and interoperability.
Representatives from industry, academia and Governments shared views on GNSS compatibility and interoperability.
In order to achieve compatibility and interoperability, the Providers' Forum reached consensus on the following general definitions of those principles.
The presenters also gave their views on GNSS compatibility and interoperability.
The Working Group on Compatibility and Interoperability met in Vienna on 7 June 2010 to discuss multi-system GNSS compatibility for the benefit of system operators.
During the first, participants had an opportunity to discuss GNSS compatibility and interoperability at the user level.
Working Group A, on compatibility and interoperability, addressed all four areas of its current workplan during its intersessional meeting held in Vienna from 11 to 13 June 2013and during the Eighth Meeting of ICG.
Within ICG, representatives from industry, academia and government share views on GNSS compatibility and interoperability.
A proposal to establish a providers forum to enhance compatibility and interoperability among current and future global and regional satellite-based systems was also noted by the International Committee.
OIOS was concerned that the situation at both organizations could result in a lack of uniformity, compatibility and interoperability between systems.
A position paper was submitted to the Working Group on Compatibility and Interoperability and the Working Group on Interaction with National and Regional Authoritiesand Relevant International Organizations.
However, in order toachieve a true system of systems, GNSS providers had to address a host of questions concerning compatibility and interoperability.
It was noted that the Providers' Forum had been established to enhance the compatibility and interoperability of current and future globaland regional satellite-based systems.
Representatives of industry, academia, Governments and providers and users of GNSS services share views on GNSS compatibility and interoperability.
The Providers Forum that had been established within ICG should enhance the compatibility and interoperability of current and future regionaland global navigation satellite systems.
ICG aims to encourage coordination among providers of GNSS core and augmentation systems in order to ensure greater compatibility and interoperability.
Encourage coordination among national regulators in order to ensure greater compatibility and interoperability of biosecurity and biosafety systems and processes.
The regional reference frames should use, if possible, the same frame(best or latest version) realization to ensure transborder data-exchange compatibility and interoperability.
However, to achieve a true system of GNSS,a host of questions concerning compatibility and interoperability need to be addressed by system providers.
The ultimate goal of ICG is to achieve GNSS compatibility and interoperability, thereby keeping costs down through international cooperationand making positioning, navigation and timing services available globally for the benefit of society.
At the session entitled"GNSS technology in the era of multi-systems receivers",the importance of maintaining compatibility and interoperability for multi-GNSS receivers was highlighted.
The ICG working groups focused on the following issues: compatibility and interoperability; enhancement of the performance of GNSS services; information dissemination and capacity-building; and reference frames, timing and applications.
The conceptual framework is a pragmatic and flexible approach for promoting coherence, complementarity, compatibility and interoperability between the various processes under the system.
The current workplan included compatibility and interoperability; enhancement of performance of GNSS services; information dissemination; interaction with national and regional authorities and relevant international organizations; and coordination.
ICG is a multilateral forum that provides an opportunity for discussing and resolving spectrum compatibility and interoperability issues, seeking ways to enhance performance of GNSS services.
The current workplan of the Committee includes compatibility and interoperability of GNSS systems; enhancement of performance of GNSS services; information dissemination and capacity-building; and interaction with national and regional authorities and relevant international organizations.
It also focused on the Geocentric Reference System for the Americas(SIRGAS) and the compatibility and interoperability of GNSS systems from the perspective of the user.
The objectives of ICG are to achieve the compatibility and interoperability of GNSS systems thereby saving costs through international cooperationand to make positioning, navigation and timing information available globally for the benefit of society, including through the improvement of transportation systems.
A discussion session provided anopportunity for providers and users/producers to discuss issues concerning the importance of compatibility and interoperability among satellite systems.