Examples of Argos DCS in a sentence
No other usage will be authorized for the GOES DCS.(e) In the event that Argos DCS ca- pacity limitations require that priority determinations be made, priority will be given to those platforms that pro- vide environmental data of broad inter- national interest, especially of an oper- ational nature, and to those requiring the unique capabilities of the Argos DCS, such as platform location or polar coverage.[63 FR 24922, May 6, 1998, as amended at 68FR 45161, Aug.
These regulations apply to all ex- isting Geostationary Operational Envi- ronmental Satellite (GOES) and Argos DCS users as well as all future applica- tions for NOAA DCS use.
A corporation, partnership, asso- ciation, or other entity organized or existing under the laws of any state, territory, or possession of the United States.(b) These regulations apply to all ex- isting Geostationary Operational Envi- ronmental Satellite (GOES) and Argos DCS users as well as all future applica- tions for NOAA DCS use.
Agreements for the collection of non-environmental data, via the Argos DCS, by government agencies, or non- profit institutions where there is a gov- ernment interest, shall be valid for 1 year from the date of initial in-situ de- ployment of the platforms, and may be renewed for additional 1-year periods.
Both the GOES DCS and the Argos DCS are operated to support environmental applications, e.g., meteorology, oceanography, hydrology, ecology, and remote sensing of Earth resources.
In addition, the Argos DCS currently supports applications related to protection of the environment, e.g., hazardous material tracking, fishing vessel tracking for treaty enforcement, and animal tracking.
Except as provided in paragraph (c)(4) of this section, non-environ- mental use of the Argos DCS is only authorized for government use and non-profit users where there is a gov- ernment interest.
Accepted applicants use the NOAA DCS to collect environmental data and in limited cases, non-environmental data via the Argos DCS, to support other governmental and non- governmental research or operational requirements, such as for law enforcement purposes.
In the event that Argos DCS ca- pacity limitations require that priority determinations be made, priority will be given to those platforms that pro- vide environmental data of broad inter- national interest, especially of an oper- ational nature, and to those requiring the unique capabilities of the Argos DCS, such as platform location or polar coverage.[63 FR 24922, May 6, 1998, as amended at 68FR 45161, Aug.
Those devices which are used in conjunction with the GOES DCS are referred to as data collection platforms (DCP) and those which are used in conjunction with the Argos DCS are referred to as Platform Transmitter Terminals (PTT).