Examples of using Microwave remote in English and their translations into Russian
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The United Nations/ESA International Training Course on Microwave Remote Sensing;
It will be equipped with both optical and microwave remote sensing devices in addition to telecommunication instruments.
A United Nations/ESA International Training Course on Microwave Remote Sensing;
A United Nations Workshop on Microwave Remote Sensing Applications, to be held in the Philippines in April 1996;
This September, China will host an international seminar on microwave remote sensing applications.
A United Nations International Workshop on Microwave Remote Sensing Applications, to be hosted and co-sponsored by the Government of China;
RADARSAT, JERS-1 and ERS-1 andERS-2 carry radar or microwave remote sensing systems.
United Nations/ESA Workshop on Microwave Remote Sensing Applications, being organized in cooperation with the Government of the Philippines, to be held at Manila, from 22 to 26 April 1996;
Ii United States/ESA/Philippine Workshop on Microwave Remote Sensing Applications;
RISAT-1, the first Indian-built microwave remote sensing satellite, had been placed into orbit in April 2012 and India's advanced communication satellite GSAT-10 had been launched in September 2012.
Ii United Nations/ESA/Philippine Workshop on Microwave Remote Sensing Applications 1995.
Since the ERS-1 and -2 payloads are composed mostlyof active radar instrumentation, the Course emphasized active microwave remote sensing.
The United Nations/ESA International Training Course on Microwave Remote Sensing for the benefit of Member States in the ESCAP region;
Pilot projects on the application of microwave remote sensing data in the region of Asia and the Pacific should be initiated at the earliest opportunity and with financial assistance coming from various donor agencies such as the United Nations Development Programme, the World Bank, the Asian Development Bank and ESA;
The Government of the Philippines and ESA, for co-sponsoring the United Nations/European Space Agency Workshop on Microwave Remote Sensing Applications, held at Manila from 22 to 26 April 1996;
A United Nations/ESA International Training Course on Microwave Remote Sensing for the benefit of Member States in the region of the Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific(ESCAP);
Moreover, Bangladesh prospectively plans to launch a multi-mission geostationary satellite for telecommunications,telebroadcasting, information technology-based functioning and microwave remote sensing devices, in addition to telecommunications instruments.
The Working Group also requested that consideration be given to the possibility of organizing a one-week training course on microwave remote sensing applications for monitoring environmental resources, given that general weather conditions in the region sometimes diminished the quality of data received from optical instruments.
It had hosted the Ministerial Conference on Space Applications for Development in the Asia-Pacific Region in 1994, and had co-sponsored, together with the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs andthe European Space Agency(ESA), the International Training Course on Microwave Remote Sensing.
The United Nations/ESARegional Meeting on Space Technology and Applications for Development(with emphasis on microwave remote sensing applications and including preparations for the UNISPACE III Conference), to be held in Malaysia;
The participants were shown examples of the application of microwave remote sensing data for global water cycle research, of integrated methods for monitoring terrestrial carbon from space and of combined analysis of satellite remote sensing data and simulation data for understanding the role of aerosol and clouds in the climate formation process.
United Nations/European Space AgencyRegional Meeting on Space Technology and Applications for Development(with emphasis on microwave remote sensing applications and including preparations for the UNISPACE III Conference), to be held in Malaysia;
Precipitation, which is one of the key parameters for water cycle observation,can be measured by microwave remote sensing satellites; such measurements can be provided on a global basis with sufficient quality and coverage to improve weather forecasting, changes in the Earth's climate and specific components of the global water cycle.
The main suggestions and recommendations made were as follows:(a) the duration of the course should be extended to up to one academic semester;(b)the digital image processing and GIS parts of the programme should be expanded; and(c) additional training in advanced technologies and microwave remote sensing should be organized on a regular basis as a follow-up to the programme.
The United Nations andESA should continue their support of regional conferences and workshops on microwave remote sensing applications, where participants could be updated on a regular basis(biannually) on the latest developments in this rapidly expanding technology, as well as share information on national projects and programmes and foster regional cooperation.
The duration of the Course should be extended by three orfour weeks to allow sufficient coverage of the large amount of information on theory and applications of microwave remote sensing, as well as to allow for more extensive practical training in image processing and analysis;
The objectives of the Course were:( a) to provide participants with a theoretical basis andpractical experience in various aspects of microwave remote sensing, focusing on the applications of that technology to natural resources, sources of renewable energy and, in particular, its use in conducting inventories and monitoring the environment; and( b) to familiarize the participants with the bibliography and archives of ERS materials and data that are available at the ESRIN facility at Frascati.
Discussing issues related to availability, accessibility and practical applications of ERS data, the participants noted, among other things, that present and potential users of the data should be more exposed to andtrained in the basic sciences underlying microwave remote sensing technology, so that they could more fully benefit from the use of both the technology and the relevant data.
The participants were also informed that the Office for Outer Space Affairs andESA were jointly organizing a workshop on microwave remote sensing applications to be held at Manila in April 1996 for the benefit of developing countries in the region of Asia and the Pacific.
Subject to funding availability, the series of United Nations/ESA Training Courses on ERS Data Applications should continue in order to expose experts andnatural resources managers from developing countries to various aspects of current and future microwave remote sensing systems and applications of ERS data to natural resources exploration and environmental monitoring;

