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However, most sources tend to agree somewhat with the definition presented by the UNECE in the 2009 glossary for transport statistics: "multimodal transport of goods, in one and the same intermodal transport unit by successive modes of transport without handling of the goods themselves when changing mode" [62].

Considering the B2 IPCC 2000 scenario (i.e., assuming a modest GDP growth rates in Europe), EFI-GTM models projects from 2010 to 2030 a 15% increase of total consumption for wood products in UNECE countries in Europe, including Russia [5].

Considering the B2 IPCC 2000 scenario (i.e., assuming a modest GDP growth rates in Europe), EFI-GTM models projects from 2010 to 2030 a 15% increase of total consumption for wood products in UNECE countries in Europe, including Russia [ 5].

The rest of this paper is structured as it follows: Sect. 2 introduces the notion of data and information quality, as addressed in general terms by the literature, in order to provide a basic background; then, Sect. 3 focuses on big data, by referring to the UNECE classification, in order to provide a discussion of big data quality in the Sect.

GENEVA, Nov 25 (Reuters) - Fiscal incentives for carbon capture should be part of the global climate change agreement that replaces the Kyoto Protocol, 56 countries belonging to the U.N. Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) said in a statement on Tuesday.

The document – Action Plan for Energy-efficient Housing in the UNECE Region – outlines a number of goals, targets and actions structured at three dimensions: (i) governance and finance, (ii) technological advancement, and (iii) access and affordability.

The data sources used are as follows: During the 1990s, 24 countries participated in the UNECE FFS project using a standardized questionnaire.

This paper discusses a strategic policy framework, which was designed by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) to address those important needs in international policy.

In this situation, comparisons of sending country data with receiving country data provide important information on the degree of underestimation found in reported emigration flows (UNECE 2009).

The project led to the revision of UNECE Regulation 46 that defines mirror coverage in the European Union, with new vehicle registrations in Europe being required to meet the amended standard after June of 2015.

In the following, in order to give the reader the intuition of such a complexity, we describe, for an example case of a data source type in Table 4 defined by UNECE, a comprehensive set of source-specific dimensions.