Examples of using Marine data in English and their translations into Dutch
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Within international networks, the data centre contributes to the development of data infrastructures to promote the flow of marine data to and from scientists, industry and policy makers.
In 2007 the new integrated maritime policy for the European Union recognised the need to set up an adequate infrastructure for marine data and information.
Decision 1982/2006/EC on the 7th Research Framework Programme is the latest in a series of programmes fundingthe production and use of marine data.
Through the MDA or Marine Data Archive scientists,
From 2014 onwards a sustainable process that ensures that marine data is easily accessible,
The Commission is strengthening this competitive edge by developing an ambitious marine research programme and making marine data more accessible for innovation.
Initiatives to remedy deficiencies in Europe's marine data system will thus progress along a number of avenues.
These Directives provide the necessary legal foundations for a better use of marine data and, in the case of INSPIRE,
Over 100 European organisations are already working together to make their marine data more accessible,
oceanographic institutes- that already manage marine data themselves.
which has been instrumental in harmonising marine data standards and ensuring interoperability between marine databases.
To measure increased competition average number of bidders for Commission service contracts requiring marine data.
gives access to the huge collections of marine data through one unique portal site.
promotes the flow of marine data from Belgium.
Maritime spatial planning','Integration and con-vergence of marine data collection systems' and'Maritime surveillance.
delays for those who use marine data and therefore.
Beyond this, a more rational use of marine data will not only improve the efficiency of existing users of marine data but will also open up new opportunities for innovation and growth.
It is urgently necessary in the EESC's view to do something about the fragmentary nature of marine data, which is scattered over hundreds of different bodies in Europe,
Without better accessibility to marine data, added-value services such as fish stock assessment
Beyond this, amore rational use of marine data will not only improve theefficiency of existing users of marine data but will also open up new opportunities for innovation and growth.