Examples of using Satellite-based navigation in English and their translations into Russian
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Galileo: a satellite-based navigation programme.
Participants were also given an overview of the implementation of the Galileo European satellite-based navigation programme initiatives in Piedmont and Turin, Italy.
GPS is a satellite-based navigation system developed and operated by the United States Department of Defense.
ICAO will also continue to pursue the transition to satellite-based navigation for all phases of flight.
It also affects important economic activities such as aviation, spacecraft operations, electric power transmission,radio communication and satellite-based navigation.
The first presentation session provided an update on satellite-based navigation systems in operation or under development.
One such area is satellite-based navigation, in which the Board has recommended that Norway should participate in a relevant new ESA project Artes 9.
The year 2000 also marked an important stage in the implementation of the European Galileo satellite-based navigation and location project.
ICAO will also continue to pursue the transition to satellite-based navigation for all phases of flight, notably in the framework of the ICAO performance-based navigation programme.
Scintillation affected radio signals up to a few GHz frequencies andseriously degraded and disrupted satellite-based navigation and communication systems.
An update on satellite-based navigation systems in operation or under development was provided by a representative for each system at the first plenary session, on 10 November 2014.
As main partner in the design anddevelopment of the European satellite-based navigation system, as a 50 per cent shareholder in Galileo Industries SA.
Furthermore, space weather affects economic activities such as aviation, spacecraft operations, electric power transmission,radio communication and satellite-based navigation.
Global geoinformation techno-logies andfirst of all Earth remote sensing from space, satellite-based navigation and Internet geoportals have certainly considerably changed and keep on changing our lives.
At its meeting on 26 March 2002, the European Union's council of ministers of transport approved the development andvalidation phase of the Galileo European satellite-based navigation programme.
The transition from various ground andspace-based systems to a common satellite-based navigation system will require a great deal of cooperation between international civil authorities, Governments and industry representatives.
In the course of 1994, ESA established cooperation with the Commission ofthe European Communities and Eurocontrol regarding a European programme on satellite-based navigation.
The ICAO Eleventh Air Navigation Conference, held in 2003,reconfirmed the ultimate goal of transition to satellite-based navigation for all phases of flight and developed guidance for the gradual introduction of satellite-based navigation systems.
Following the ICAO Eleventh Air Navigation Conference, held in Montreal, Canada, in 2003,ICAO will continue to pursue the transition to satellite-based navigation for all phases of flight see A/AC.105/841, para. 63.
Workshop thematic sessions focused on the following topics:trends in satellite-based navigation systems; GNSS services and reference frames; GNSS augmentation and applications; activities in the field of GNSS applications; education and training on GNSS; and case studies.
Brief presentations and statements by panellists at the beginning of each session provided participants with the opportunity to share andreceive up-to-date information on satellite-based navigation systems for use in a variety of innovative and emerging applications.
Promote the widest possible use of satellite-based navigation and position/location systems, in particular in the fields of transport, search and rescue, geodesy and geographic information systems, by paving the way towards universal access to and compatibility of such systems;
In addition, UNMIS has gone to tender to build an aircraft parking apron in Khartoum for both Missions and to design satellite-based navigation procedures at 13 Sudanese airports, 4 of which are located in Darfur.
The Workshop focused on the following topics: satellite-based navigation and augmentation systems, international initiatives on GNSS implementation, capacity-building, GNSS observation data for atmospheric studies, general GNSS applications, GNSS positioning, GNSS for monitoring applications.
The ICAO Eleventh Air Navigation Conference, held in Montreal, Canada, from 22 September to 3 October 2003,reconfirmed the ultimate goal of transition to satellite-based navigation for all phases of flight and developed guidance for gradual introduction of GNSS.
In June 1999, Europe decided to acquire an independent satellite-based navigation system, known as Galileo, designed to be compatible and interoperable with the Global Positioning System(GPS) of the United States of America and the Global Navigation Satellite System(GLONASS) of the Russian Federation.
The Commission supported the intent of the secretariat to promote and develop innovative projects that made effective use of ICT andspace technology in the area of transport, including satellite-based navigation and positioning systems, and the use of ICT in the area of trade.
To allow States and operators to realize early the benefits of these existing satellite-based navigation systems, ICAO has developed and circulated to States and selected international organizations a draft version of a document entitled"Guidelines for the introduction of the Global Navigation Satellite Systems(GNSS)", which will be finalized in 1996.
Brief presentations and statements by panellists at the beginning of each session provided participants with the opportunity to share andreceive up-to-date information on existing or planned satellite-based navigation systems for use in a wide range of GNSS applications in areas such as surveying, mapping and asset management, precision agriculture, engineering and construction, aviation and maritime navigation, as well as in space weather monitoring and GNSS reference stations networks and services.
Representatives provided overviews of the following satellite-based navigation systems, in operation or under development: the Global Positioning System(GPS), the Global Navigation Satellite System(GLONASS), the Galileo satellite navigation system, and satellite-based augmentation systems such as the Wide-area Augmentation System(WAAS) and the European Geostationary Navigation Overlay System EGNOS.