Analysis of Local Operational Issues Sample Clauses

Analysis of Local Operational Issues. The objective of this section is to present any Argos issue that affects users in a particular location, country, or platform family that may not shared by other user groups.
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Analysis of Local Operational Issues. The objective of this section is to present any Argos issue that affects users in a particular location, country, or platform family that may not shared by other user groups. ANNEX XI-L PROPOSED TERMS OF REFERENCE OF THE TASK TEAM ON WILDLIFE ARGOS APPLICATIONS (Adopted by JTA-35) The Task Team on Argos Wildlife Applications is a forum of wildlife user groups, which is providing an effective interface between users and CLS, and is bringing its experience with regard to activities related to use of Argos data for wildlife applications in order to address the issues below. The Task Team shall:
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Analysis of Local Operational Issues. Preparing national report is a challenge as out of the entire registered programs, only two provided their reports. May be it’s not really a very viable option to prepare a national report.
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Analysis of Local Operational Issues. The objective of this section is to present any Argos issue that affects users in a particular location, country, or platform family that may not shared by other user groups. ANNEX XI-L TERMS OF REFERENCE OF THE TASK TEAM ON WILDLIFE ARGOS APPLICATIONS (Adopted by JTA-35) The Task Team on Argos Wildlife Applications is a forum of wildlife user groups, which is providing an effective interface between users and CLS, and is bringing its experience with regard to activities related to use of Argos data for wildlife applications in order to address the issues below. The Task Team shall: Identify issues and challenges related to Argos services, such as the cost of - Argos data, efficient use and management of the technology, data distribution, including real-time distribution and archiving; Liaise with CLS Argos in raising and resolving identified issues as appropriate; Liaise with Argos equipment manufacturers in raising and resolving identified issues as appropriate; Evaluate the impacts and benefits of new developments, such as investigating the enhancement of location precision; Make availableDevelop best practice guidelines for use of tracking technology in wildlife, including tagging methods, data collection and analyses; Provide recommendations to the Argos JTA through the Executive Committee of the JTA; and Provide a summary report to the JTA EC on the work done during the year, including plan of work for the coming year.
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Analysis of Local Operational Issues. The objective of this section is to present any Argos issue that affects users in a particular location, country, or platform family that may not shared by other user groups. _______________ APPENDIX B ANNEX XI-L PROPOSED TERMS OF REFERENCE OF THE TASK TEAM ON WILDLIFE ARGOS APPLICATIONS (to be submitted to JTA-34 for adoption) The Task Team on Argos Wildlife Applications is a forum of wildlife user groups, which is providing an effective interface between users and CLS, and is bringing its experience with regard to activities related to use of Argos data for wildlife applications in order to address the issues below. The Task Team shall: Identify issues and challenges related to Argos services, such as the cost of - Argos data, efficient use and management of the technology, data distribution, including real-time distribution and archiving; Liaise with CLS Argos in raising and resolving identified issues as appropriate; Liaise with Argos equipment manufacturers in raising and resolving identified issues as appropriate; Evaluate the impacts and benefits of new developments, such as investigating the enhancement of location precision; Develop best practice guidelines for use of tracking technology in wildlife, including tagging methods, data collection and analyses; Provide recommendations to the Argos JTA through the Executive Committee of the JTA; and Provide a summary report to the JTA EC on the work done during the year, including plan of work for the coming year.
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