Traduction de «Service de diffusion météorologique maritime transcrite » (Français → Anglais) :

the marine environment monitoring service, which is to provide information on the state and dynamics of physical ocean and marine ecosystems for the global ocean and the European regional marine areas, in support of marine safety, contribution to monitoring of waste flows, marine environmental, coastal and polar regions, and of marine resources as well as meteorological forecasting and climate monitoring;

8. Invites the Commission to examine how to further develop and support a pan-European network of universities, social partners, civil society organisations, operational organisations, in particular national weather-forecasting organisations, which have extensive data resources, and local or regional decision makers in order to promote cross- sector partnerships on adaptation for the exchange of knowledge and policies as well as for the development of tools measuring the success of measures adopted and communication or dissemination of scientific findings and scenarios on necessary adaptation to climate change to the public;

8. Invites the Commission to examine how to further develop and support a pan-European network of universities, social partners, civil society organisations, operational organisations, in particular national weather-forecasting organisations, which have extensive data resources, and local or regional decision makers in order to promote cross- sector partnerships on adaptation for the exchange of knowledge and policies as well as for the development of tools measuring the success of measures adopted and communication or dissemination of scientific findings and scenarios on necessary adaptation to climate change to the public;

8. Invites the Commission to examine how to further develop and support a pan-European network of universities, social partners, civil society organisations, operational organisations, in particular national weather-forecasting organisations, which have extensive data resources, and local or regional decision makers in order to promote cross- sector partnerships on adaptation for the exchange of knowledge and policies as well as for the development of tools measuring the success of measures adopted and communication or dissemination of scientific findings and scenarios on necessary adaptation to climate change to the public;

[15] For instance, EUMETNET (the European network of meteorological services) for meteorological in-situ observation systems and services; EUROGOOS (the European Association for the Global Observing System); EUROGEOGRAPHICS (the European association of National Mapping and Cadastral Agencies) and Eurogeosurveys (the European Association of Geological Surveys) for cartography, geology, mapping and reference data; and EMODNET (the European Marine Observation and Data Network) for marine data or other bodies under the umbrella of the EU Integrated Maritime Policy. ...[+++]

Some Members are in favour of allowing certain government institutions to charge a reasonable return on investment because their income comes in part from the publication of their data, such as weather forecasts or maps.