Übersetzung für "Remote-terminal processing system " (Englisch → Französisch) :

“remote sensing space system,” which is defined as “(a) one or more remote sensing satellites and the mission control centre and other facilities used to operate the satellites; and (b) the facilities used to receive, store, process or distribute raw data from the satellites, even after the satellites themselves are no longer in operation”.

Surveillance data processing systems shall be designed, built, maintained and operated in such a way so as to provide the required quality of service within a given environment (surface, terminal manoeuvring area, en-route) with known traffic characteristics, in particular in terms of accuracy and reliability of computed results, correctness, integrity, availability, continuity and timeliness of information at the controller position.

17. Has decided to release EUR 2.5 million from the reserve entered against Item 2100 (Purchase, servicing and maintenance of equipment and software, and related work); notes the report submitted by the administration on the estimated movement in IT expenditure, which concludes that overall IT expenditure will remain stable at 2004 levels over the period 2004-2007; remains concerned by the fact that Parliament continues to have too many separate systems, which has a negative impact on productivity, working processes and cost; welcomes ...[+++] the planned development of a new system to allow Members and officials to access Parliament's internal systems remotely; invites its administration to examine the possible advantages of Linux for Parliament's IT landscape; has decided to enter an additional allocation of EUR 1.3 million for the installation of a third computer in Members ' offices in Brussels upon request;

ANNEX 4 MARINE SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (1991-1994) The objective of this programme is to promote the application of knowledge and advanced technologies (remote sensing satellites, data processing systems, off-shore intervention technologies, etc.) to the study of the management and protection of coastal waters in Europe.

The current (1990-94) MAST programme, which has received a budget of ECU 104 million, is intended to promote the application of advanced know-how and technologies (remote-sensing satellites, data-processing systems, off-shore intervention technologies, etc.) to the study of the management and protection of seas in Europe.

Rather than wrestle with obtuse notions of asymmetrical threats and fluctuating international terrorist threat levels, I shall address the question under the assumption that, to meet the broad security objectives I mentioned earlier, essentially in the context of exercising control over Canadian waters and being able to make the ports secure, the government needs to be able to do are the following. First, apprehend, quarantine, if necessary, and search any vessel and its cargo, including people; second, conduct underwater searches of ships, berths and access channels; third, conduct explosive ordnance disposal, EOD, operations; fourth, control all movement on the water and ashore within the confines of a port or in a specified coastal ar ...[+++]ea — that is, basically shut down the system, which may be necessary; fifth, transport specialist teams, such as JTF2 and the RCMP teams, to remote locations and offshore installations; sixth, provide physical security for buildings, structures and facilities, such as land line terminals, bridges, locks, radio stations and all the infrastructure that makes the shipping system work; seventh, gather, analyze and disseminate intelligence and operational information; and finally, detain and interrogate suspects.