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Samenvatting over 894 woorden:
11x reductie; 82 woorden; ca. 1 min.
The text highlights the importance of Copernicus, a user-driven system that provides free access to data and information. It emphasizes the need to maintain and enhance Copernicus Services and observation capabilities, aligning with user needs and EU priorities. It also emphasizes Copernicus' role in assessing climate change, supporting public decisions in various areas, and considering new trends in technology. Additionally, it calls for the development of EU emergency management and security services and emphasizes the importance of easy and flexible data access.
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Onderliggende Tekst:
563 woorden; ca. 3 min.
Copernicus is a user-driven system that provides free and open access to data and information. It allows the Union to observe and monitor the Earth, predict changes, and serve various users. Copernicus has already delivered tangible results in climate services, environmental monitoring, disaster management, and civil security.
The text emphasizes the importance of maintaining and enhancing the Copernicus Services and observation capabilities in Europe. It suggests that these should not only be guaranteed but also improved and expanded to include new types of observations and services based on updated user requirements and the latest technological advancements.
The text emphasizes that the Copernicus program should align with the needs of its users and the political priorities of the European Union and its Member States. It should also consider environmental challenges, technological advancements, and address societal challenges under three pillars: the Green Deal, digital transition, and civil security, to contribute to a more resilient Europe.
The success of Copernicus relies on the expertise of various organizations, including the European Space Agency, the European Organisation for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites, and the European Environmental Agency. The governance of Copernicus is also crucial to its success, and the Copernicus User Forum plays a key role in understanding user needs and uptake throughout the program's value chain.
5. CALLS FOR the evolution of Copernicus Services and data by 2035 in order to meet the
Green Deal climate and environmental goals, i.e. the transformation towards sustainable
development, including climate change mitigation and adaptation, in particular through
enhanced CO2 monitoring;
The text emphasizes the importance of Copernicus in providing tools and indicators for assessing climate change. It highlights Copernicus' role in supporting policy and decision-makers, economic actors, and citizens by providing valuable data for monitoring progress towards the goals of the Paris Agreement and subsequent Conferences of the Parties.
The text highlights the important role of Copernicus in supporting public decisions and actions in various areas such as biodiversity, health, clean energy, pollution control, urban sustainability, transportation, food and water resources, ocean management, forestry, agriculture, natural resources, cultural heritage, desertification, and risk and disaster management.
The text emphasizes the importance of considering new trends in technology, science, and digital transformation to maximize the benefits of the Copernicus program. These trends include additional Earth observations through new technologies and business models, the impact of computing science on Earth system models, and the digital transformation including high-performance computing and artificial intelligence.
The text emphasizes the importance of developing EU emergency management and security services to create a more resilient Europe. It highlights the need to enhance the security service portfolio by adding early warning and risk assessment capabilities to monitor and analyze potential population displacement caused by climate change impacts.
10. RECALLS the long-standing need for more reactivity and more precision in data acquisition
and distribution, including through higher flexibility and timeliness in the programming of
satellites over the requested area;
11. RECALLS that Copernicus user uptake is a priority and that the services, data and
information must be user-friendly, relevant to societal, economic and environmental needs
and useful first for public authorities, but also for scientific, economic actors and citizens;
The text emphasizes the importance of providing easy and flexible access to data for Copernicus Services. It also highlights the potential for Copernicus to support the development of a European value chain by implementing user-friendly and energy-efficient data access platforms.
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