Examples of using Space data in English and their translations into Slovak
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Space data highway.
Research on integration of in situ data and space data;
Space data helps to manage borders and save lives at sea.
The EU's Copernicus Satellitesystem serves as the first long-term customer of the Space data highway.
Space data constitute a key input into the GMES service component.
Whereas the uptake of downstream applications and services based on space data has so far been below expectations;
Space data and information transfer systems- Open archival information system- Reference model.
The potential of space solutions has not yet been fully exploited,and nor have the wider possibilities offered by space data.
Space data is needed in using mobile phones, driving cars with a navigation system, taking the plane or watching satellite TV.
And we want to help all the new start-ups who see space as their next frontier by making it easier for them to access anduse space data.
ISO 16363 2012 Space data and information transfer systems- Audit and certification of trustworthy digital repositories.
It will make it easier for innovative companies andstart-ups to access space data via dedicated industry-led platforms in order to develop services and applications.
The European External Action Service and the European Commission hosted on 10 July a live demonstration ofthe European Data Relay System, also known as“Space data highway”.
International Standard ISO 16363: 2012 Space data and information transfer systems- Audit and certification of trustworthy digital repositories.
In line with its Space Strategy for Europe,the Commission will continue to work on making access to space data easier, with the development of new industry-led platforms.
European External Action Service and the European Commission hosted on July 11, 2019 a live demonstration ofthe European Data Relay System(EDRS), also known as‘Space data highway'.
They should facilitate access to space data for research and innovation programmes in order to create conditions for major research breakthroughs and reach out to numerous market segments.
For the space component, ESA made some€ 1,650 million available and the EU€ 780 million(FP7 and GMES Initial Operation)including access to space data from national satellites.
Under the agreement, EMSA uses space data from Copernicus Sentinel 1 satellites combined with other sources of maritime information to effectively monitor maritime areas of interest.
Maintaining the EU's capacity to have autonomous access to space relying on an EU independent industry,guaranteed access to EU space data and services and use them safely and securely.
Emphasises the fact that space data and services can play an essential role in allowing Europe to take a lead in major technological trends such as the internet of things, smart cities, big data and connected/autonomous vehicles;
The programme enables the European space research community to develop innovative space technologies and operational concepts"from idea to demonstration in space",and to use space data for scientific, public, or commercial purposes.
Whereas in order to fully exploit the potential of the space data market, both public and private demand needs to be stimulated and it is necessary to overcome market fragmentation and any technical, legislative and other obstacles to the functioning of the internal market in the area of space-based products and services;
Satellites can provide cost-effective solutions in particular to connect assets and people in remote and offshore areas, or as part of the future 5G networks,where numerous applications and services using space data will also require uninterrupted connectivity.
As space data often need to be exploited jointly with non-space data to deliver its full potential for end users, the Commission will pay particular attention to the interoperability of datasets, building on the INSPIRE Directive8 and the European Interoperability Framework.
Space data and services made freely available by the Programme will be used to develop breakthrough solutions through research and innovation, including in Horizon Europe, in particular for sustainable food and natural resources, climate monitoring, smart cities, automated vehicles, security and disaster management.
(b) Space data and services made available as a public good by the European Space Programme will be used to develop breakthrough solutions through research and innovation, including in the Framework Programme, in particular for sustainable food and natural resources, climate monitoring, smart cities, automated vehicles or disaster management.