Traduction de «Réseau ATLAS » (Français → Anglais) :

Creating a legal environment and framework for cooperation; Developing common capabilities and systems such as the Schengen Information System (SIS) or the Civil Protection Mechanism; Supporting, notably financially, the establishment of concrete and operational cooperation between practitioners and front line actors via, for example, the Radicalisation Awareness Network, ATLAS (network of the rapid intervention forces), Airpol (network of airports' police) in the fight against terrorism and working together with Member States and stakeholders e.g. in Chemical Biological, Radiological and Nuclear and explosives expert groups or the sta ...[+++]nding committee on precursors; Ensuring that security and fundamental rights are built by design into all relevant EU level policies such as transport, energy, etc.

Since 2001, their network, called ‘Atlas’, has conducted various seminars, studies, exchanges of materials, and joint exercises.

It is in this context that the Commission has coordinated the creation of the first “Soil Atlas of Europe” by bringing together expert scientists from soil institutes in over 40 countries, all of them represented in the European Soil Bureau Network.

It will also make use of the European Information and Environment Observation Network (EIONET), set up by the member countries of the European Environment Agency (EEA) and work such as the EEA and Joint Research Centre's Urban Atlas which assesses the links between urban sprawl and the social and economic factors that drive it.

The Council took note of a presentation, accompanied by a video projection, on recent developments concerning the European Judicial Network in particular the establishment of the Judicial Atlas which will allow national judicial authorities to identify the competent addressee in other Member States for legal trans-border requests.

The Commission attaches the following conditions to Atlas/GlobalOne: - FT and DT must establish and maintain access to their domestic public switched data networks in France and Germany, even after their integration into Atlas, on a non-discriminatory, open and transparent basis to all service providers offering low-level data services (i.e. using protocols such as X.25, Frame Relay, Internet or SNA); to ensure continued non-discriminatory access in the future, they must also implement any generally applied standardised interconnection standard that may modify, replace or co-exist with, the current standard; - FT and DT must treat Atla ...[+++]s/GlobalOne and all third party competitors in a non-discriminatory way in relation to their facilities; this condition extends to the availability of facilities-related services, to the terms and conditions of service provision and to relevant information on such services; - FT and DT are prohibited from any cross-subsidisation; to prevent cross-subsidies, all entities formed pursuant to the Atlas and GlobalOne ventures are established as distinct entities, separate from the parent companies; FT, DT and their joint entities must implement an analytical accounting system, subject to regular external auditing, to ensure that these entities deal with FT or DT on an arm's length basis at all times; - FT and DT acting as Atlas/GlobalOne's distributors in France and Germany must conclude separate one separate contract for their own services and one for the distributed Atlas/GlobalOne services respectively; each of the two contracts must identify the price and the rebate, if any, of each individual service provided; - FT must sell INFO AG, an important competitor of T-Data on the German data network services market, before a specified deadline.