satellite time transfer experiment

2-way satellite time transfer | two-way satellite time transfer

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7. Supports the continued development of EU-China cooperation on space science, applications and technology; draws the attention of the Council and the Commission to the fact that both China and the EU have gained from a five-year experience of close collaboration in the field of satellite navigation by focusing on the Galileo programme; believes, however, that the time is ripe for adapting this formal cooperation in order to take account of the changes brought about by the launching of the deployment phase of the European Global Na ...[+++]vigation Satellite System and by the arrival of the Chinese COMPASS system; considers it essential, in this light, that the relationship evolves to take into account the coexistence of the Compass and Galileo programmes, in particular to ensure their compatibility in the interest of the global users;

66. Supports the continued development of EU-China cooperation on space science, applications and technology; draws the attention of the Council and the Commission to the fact that both China and the EU have gained from a five-year experience of close collaboration in the field of satellite navigation by focusing on the Galileo programme; believes, however, that the time is ripe for adapting this formal cooperation in order to take account of the changes brought about by the launching of the deployment phase of the European Global N ...[+++]avigation Satellite System and by the arrival of the Chinese Compass system; considers it essential, in this light, that the relationship evolves to take into account the coexistence of the Compass and Galileo programmes, in particular to ensure their compatibility in the interest of the global users;

9. Stresses that the transfer of clean-energy technology to developing countries is central to tackling climate change and meeting the Millennium Development Goals; notes that at the 2005 Gleneagles summit, G8 leaders recognised the need for greater international co-operation and coordination of research and development of energy technologies; notes further that, at the same time, the Heads of Government of Brazil, Mexico, South Africa, China and India issued a joint statement with a view to building a new paradigm for international cooperation in the future, including improved participation in RD, international funding for technology ...[+++]transfer, and a concerted effort to address issues relating to Intellectual Property Rights (IPR); calls on the Commission to address IPR-related barriers to the acquisition of existing proprietary clean-energy technology through dialogue on the basis of further work analysing how international funds and public-private initiatives have fostered technology transfer covered by IPRs in other fields; calls on the Commission to explore the potential for new kinds of global public-private-partnerships in technologies to tackle climate change, drawing experience from international agreements to support IPR access to anti-retroviral drugs for developing countries.