Traduction de «Real-time in situ soil monitoring for agriculture » (Anglais → Français) :

At the Clean Air Forum taking place today in Paris the Commission and the EU Environment Agency launched a new Air Quality Indexwhich allows citizens to monitor air quality in real time. The Commission also published an Air Quality Atlas, a tool developed by the Commission's Joint Research Centre that maps the origins of fine particulate matter, such as dust, smoke, soot, pollen and soil particles, in EU cities.

16. Urges the Commission and the Member States to monitor the significant price volatility of agricultural products and improve the real-time analysis of sector markets, for instance, by strengthening the Milk Market Observatory in the dairy sector; stresses that price volatility continues to be an ongoing challenge for some sectors and one which occurs more ...[+++] frequently in a more globalised market and has adverse effects on farmers’ incomes, and urges the Commission and Member States to react promptly and effectively when needed, thus directly enabling farmers to counter price volatility;

Copernicus uses data from satellites and in-situ sensors such as buoys or air sensors to provide timely and reliable information and forecasting to support (for example) agriculture and fisheries, land use and urban planning, the fight against forest fires, disaster response, maritime transport or air pollution monitoring.

29. Considers that GMES is also a European Union flagship programme playing a key role in earth observation; underlines the importance of GMES's contribution to achieving Europe 2020 objectives and to supporting growth and the green economy, as well as long-term investments in technology and infrastructure; reaffirms the importance of GMES as an essential tool in combating climate change and environmental degradation; notes that, through the acquisition and analysis of information at national, regional and global level, GMES will allow the extraction of precise and useful data for: atmospheric, marine and land monitoring ...[+++], civil protection, risk prevention, early warning systems, emergency management and recovery operations following environmental, natural or man-made disasters, maritime and costal surveillance, agricultural development, water and soil management and regional planning, making use of innovative environmental assessment and reporting technology capable of combining spatial and in-situ data;