Sentence examples for of global monitoring from inspiring English sources

Lellouche, J. M. et al. Evaluation of global monitoring and forecasting systems at Mercator Océan.

Methodological issues concerning the specification of indicators and development of monitoring systems were addressed, as well as the current scarcity of global monitoring data in this field.

"The fact that it's 400 is significant," said Jim Butler, Director of Global Monitoring at NOAA's Earth System Research Lab, and noted that it's a reminder that the current path of business-as-usual still needs to dramatically change.

With the signing of the Stockholm convention on POPs and the development of global monitoring programs, there is an increased need for laboratories in developing countries to determine PCBs and OCPs.

Critiques of global monitoring efforts suggest that the collection of a limited number of quantitative indicators runs the risk of focusing attention on meeting a set of narrow targets rather than achievement of equitable gains in health and the broader aspirational goal of development [ 27, 28].

The three Boeing 747 episodes of the 1980s led to the creation of a system of global monitors of volcanic activity to warn pilots about the threat caused by ash clouds.

This paper describes the Rasch model-based procedures developed to define the eight-item Food Insecurity Experience Scale (FIES) as a contribution towards the establishment of an indicator for global monitoring of food insecurity.

Authored by researchers from the likes of Virginia Tech and Harvard, "Growing pains for global monitoring of societal events" showed just how off the mark is the assumption that big data will bring exactitude to the large-scale study of civilization.

SAR provides one of the only viable data sources currently available for global monitoring of forest disturbance at moderate spatial resolutions.

Eelisa is a potentially transformative tool for global monitoring of the seagrass threat, said Gomes, who is working with Brendan Rappazzo, M.Eng.

Nonetheless, the findings have implications for global monitoring of avian influenza (H5N1) outbreaks.