Examples of using Spatial data infrastructures in English and their translations into Arabic
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With such an understanding, the countries would be able to pursue the work of establishing the needed platform for supporting spatially enabled government and designing the Spatial data infrastructures required to further support spatially enabled government.
(e) Countries in the Asia and the Pacific region continue their efforts to create and support national geo-information databases and spatial data infrastructures and undertake this work in the most efficient and effective way by avoiding duplication of effort.
The Conference also acknowledged the importance of holding an interregional workshop on policies and programmes for educational, training and professional capacity-building which will ensure the development of appropriate land administration systems and associated spatial data infrastructures.
presented a paper(E/CONF.95/6.IP.7) entitled" Global Mapping and spatial data infrastructures: developments and challenges for the dissemination of geospatial data".
Bearing in mind the interest of member nations in sharing experiences on cadastral and land administration issues, and particularly the role that cadastral data has in developing spatial data infrastructures.
As the sustainable development goals and the post-2015 development agenda were taking shape, building on the contribution of COPUOS to the Rio+20 Conference, the usefulness of sustainable and standards-driven spatial data infrastructures should be recognized.
That very positive trend was fully in line with resolution VIII/6 of the Eighth United Nations Conference on the Standardization of Geographical Names, which recommended better integration of geographical names into national and regional spatial data infrastructures.
The characteristics of contemporary society enable residents at the local level and volunteers in remote areas to participate in the process of producing new geographic data, augmenting the attributes of existing geographic information and sharing such data and information within spatial data infrastructures and" cloud" geospatial services.
National spatial data infrastructures and related national geo-information policies have been established in several Member States, and a growing number of countries are actively developing and deploying their own remote-sensing satellite systems and utilizing space-based data to advance socio-economic development.
(d) To compile and disseminate the best practices of national, regional and international bodies dealing with legal instruments, management models and technical standards for the building of spatial data infrastructures as one of the vital elements of information management and to facilitate the dissemination of those practices and experiences to States Members of the United Nations;
(d) To compile and disseminate best practices of national, regional and international bodies dealing with legal instruments, management models and technical standards for the building of spatial data infrastructures as one of the vital elements of information management, and to facilitate the dissemination of these practices and experiences to Member States of the United Nations;
Noting also the resolutions and deliberations of the Sixteenth United Nations Regional Cartographic Conference for Asia and the Pacific and the Eighth United Nations Regional Cartographic Conference for the Americas on the need to integrate land administration, cadastre and land registration functions with topographic mapping programmes within the context of a wider national strategy for spatial data infrastructures.
It is proposed that the Conference establish three technical committees: technical committee I: Development needs and institutional capacity-building; technical committee II: Fundamental data: their collection and management in an integrated approach; and technical committee III: Spatial data infrastructures and their development in Asia and the Pacific.
global level, notably through the establishment of dedicated national spatial data infrastructures.
At the same meeting, Luiz Paulo Fortes of PC-IDEA expressed his views on the lack of a global political framework on the applications of geospatial information and on the need for high-level global coordination to direct regional activities, including technical standards and specifications on spatial data infrastructures.
including matters concerning member nations ' land policy, laws and regulations, land tenure, land administration and cadastre, institutional arrangements, spatial data infrastructures and technology, as well as human resources and capacity-building.
To increase the efficiency of using the space-derived geospatial data, United Nations entities work to develop the capacity of Member States to establish and further develop national spatial data infrastructures and related national geo-information policies, and a growing number of countries are also actively developing and deploying their own remote sensing satellite systems and utilizing space-based data to advance socio-economic development.
Having in mind that at the regional level spatial data infrastructures are under development in Europe, Asia and the Pacific, the Americas and Africa through organizations such as EuroGeographics, the European Umbrella Organization for Geographic Information, the Permanent Committee on GIS Infrastructure in Asia and the Pacific, the Permanent Committee on Spatial Infrastructure for the Americas and the Committee on Development Information.
Taking note also of the resolutions and deliberations of the Fifteenth United Nations Regional Cartographic Conference for Asia and the Pacific and the Sixth and Seventh United Nations Regional Cartographic Conferences for the Americas on the need to better understand and appreciate the relationship between land administration and spatial data infrastructures, and the integration of cadastral and topographic data in spatial data infrastructures, in member nations.
(h) Noted that these very positive trends were fully in line with resolution VIII/6 of the Eighth United Nations Conference on the Standardization of Geographical Names, which recommended better integration of geographical names into national and regional spatial data infrastructures, and that the importance of establishing and providing reliable and standardized geographical names