Traduction de «Biais de détection » (Français → Anglais) :

the purchase, installation and development of technology, including computer hardware and software, vessel detection systems (VDS), closed-circuit television (CCTV) systems and IT networks enabling the gathering, administration, validation, analysis, risk management, presentation (by means of the websites related to control) and exchange of, and the development of sampling methods for, data related to fisheries, as well as interconnection to cross-sectoral data exchange systems;

N. whereas data protection reform is under way at EU level, through the revision of Directive 95/46/EC and its replacement with the proposed general Data Protection Regulation and the Data Protection Directive on the protection of individuals with regard to the processing of personal data by competent authorities for the purposes of prevention, investigation, detection or prosecution of criminal offences or the execution of criminal penalties, and the free movement of such data; whereas the draft Data Protection Regulation sent in November 2011 by Justice Commissioner Viviane Reding to her colleagues contained a provision that would mak ...[+++]e it a condition for the disclosure of user data to authorities in third countries to have a legal foundation such as a mutual legal assistance agreement and an authorisation from the competent data protection authority; whereas this article disappeared after strong lobbying from the US administration, and whereas only a very weak recital remained;

7. Stresses that online gambling and gaming, if not properly regulated, involve greater risks than traditional gambling and gaming, and that measures must be taken at the European level to clamp down on fraud, money laundering and other illicit operations linked to online gambling; calls for more effective cooperation between Member State authorities, the Commission and Europol, including regular exchanges of information; calls on the Commission to extend the scope of legislation designed to clamp down on organised crime and money laundering so that it includes the gambling and gaming sector; recommends establishing a blacklist of illegal undertakings; supports the introduction of a regulatory principle whereby a gambling company can op ...[+++]erate (or bid for the requisite national licence) in one Member State only if it is not operating in breach of the law in any other EU Member State; urges the Commission, therefore, to consider the possibility of introducing interoperable EU standards in relation to fraud detection and prevention with a view to improving global market monitoring;

contributing to the development of detection and early warning systems for disasters which may affect the territory of the Member States, in order to enable a rapid response by the Member States and the Community, as well as to their establishment through studies and assessments on the need for and feasibility of those systems and through actions to promote their interlinkage and their linkage to the MIC and the CECIS.

contributing to the development of detection and early warning systems for disasters which may affect the territory of the Member States, to enable a rapid response by the Member States and the Community, as well as to the establishment of such systems through studies and assessments on the need for and feasibility of those systems and through actions to promote their interlinkage and their linkage to the MIC and the CECIS system referred to in point (g).

4. Consequently stresses the urgent need for the practical transposition of this concept of the security environment within the existing structures of the Union, so as to enable the Union to detect crises sufficiently far in advance to act in a pro-active manner; in that connection, recommends greater efforts to establish an early-warning system for threats using innovative technologies from the civilian IT sector to carry out news analysis and assessment; expresses its view in this regard that the establishment of "tension detection centres" in regions particularly susceptible to crises, centres which may be set up under the auspices ...[+++]both of the future European External Action Service and of services outside the European Union, such as those of the African Union, would be one of many sensible ways of identifying, reporting on and helping to eradicate the roots of conflicts and thus preventing any violent escalations; stresses further in this regard the importance which it attaches to the integration of conflict prevention and the fight against terrorism as components within all EU policy areas;