Translation of "Satellite communication engineer " (English → French) :

satellite communication engineer | satellite communications engineer | satellite engineer | satellite software developer

satellite communications [ communications satellite | direct broadcasting satellite | European communications satellite | telecommunications satellite ]

mobile satellite communications | mobile satellite telecommunications | satellite mobile communications | satellite mobile telecommunications

optical inter-orbit communication engineering test satellite

communication-satellite system [ satellite system | satellite communications system ]

Arab Satellite Communications Organization [ ARABSAT | Arab Space Communications Organization | Arab Satellite Communications Organisation ]

mobile satellite communication service | mobile satellite service | MSS | mobile communication service via satellite

point-to-point satellite communication

EU office or agency [ autonomous Community body | Community service body | decentralised Community body | EC institutional body | EC satellite body | EC specialised body | EU Agencies and decentralised bodies | European agency | European foundation | European Monitoring Centre | European Union office or agency | specialised Community agency ]

communications designer | transmission engineer | telecommunications designer | telecommunications engineer

While I have indicated that we will be supporting the legislation, I want to make it clear that we are supporting the legislation because we recognize that certain aspects of defence production have spinoff effects beyond simple defence applications, such as various satellite communications, rockets, aircraft engines and navigational, gyroscopic, chemical and biological applications.

7. Notes the fact mentioned in the communication that 60 % of electronics on board European satellites are currently imported from the US; calls for an initiative on how to protect sensitive or personal data in this context and also to use the current public procurement process to ensure wherever possible that the purchase of space infrastructure from Member States is used as a further driver of growth in the sector; recognises that employees within the space sector are educationally and technologically skilled to the highest calibr ...[+++]e; notes, however, that the sector continues to suffer from a shortage of key specific skills, which range from engineering disciplines to physics degrees, which must be addressed; urges the Commission, the ESA, the EDA and the Member States to identify critical technologies in the context of the joint European non-dependence process and to develop alternatives which are less dependent on third countries; recalls the risk that the US might, in the event of disagreement, close down or block European space infrastructure;

The Committee also agreed in principle to the following new actions: -on telecommunications -COST 252: Evolution of satellite personal communications from second to future generation systems -COST 253: Service-efficient network interconnection via satellites -COST 254: Intelligent processing and facilities for communication terminals -COST 255: Radiowave propagation modelling for new SatCom services at Ku-Band and above -COST 256: Modelling and simulation environment for satellite/terrestrial networks -COST 257: Impacts of new services on the architecture ...[+++] and performance of broadband networks -COST 258: The naturalness of synthetic speech -and on other subjects: -COST D 8: The chemistry of metals in medicine -COST C 6: Town and infrastructure planning for safety and urban quality for pedestrians -COST C 7: Soil structure interaction in urban civil engineering -COST 916: Bioactive plant cell wall component in nutrition and health -COST 333: Development of new bituminous pavement design method -COST A 10: Socio-economic impact of defence industrial restructuring and conversion.

General information on the "Executive Training Programme" (brochures, video presentation in the nine official languages) may be obtained from the Commission in Brussels by contacting: Mr. Rudie FILON Directorate General for External Relations Japan Division (B-28/6-127) 200, rue de la Loi B-1049 BRUXELLES Phone (32.2) 29.90.062 Fax (32.2) 29.90.203 - - - (2) see Annex 2 EUROPEAN COMMUNITY EXECUTIVE TRAINING PROGRAMME IN JAPAN (ETP 12) MAY 1992 - NOVEMBER 1993 PARTICIPANT COMPANY SECTOR Mr. G. Aberlenc Calberson International Freight Forwarding Mr. I. Allison James Gent Co. Ltd. Toiletries Mr. A. Avides Moreira ICEP Export Promotion Mr. ...[+++]S. Brevi OMB Spa Forged Steel Valves Mr. Ch. Bringuier Houles House Furnishings Mr. J. Broeders Van Ommeren Ceteco NV Transport Mr.A.Casablancas Vilanova Banco Santander Banking Mrs. S. Chevallier Compagnie Bancaire Banking Mr. A. Dimokas Olympic Airways Airline Mr. A. Dumerc Alcatel Espace Satellites Mr. E. Eller Deutsche Aerospace Aerospace Mr. W. Finckh Voith Turbo GmbH Co. KG Transmission Tool Machines Mr. S. Fonseca ICEX Export Promotion Mr. C. Fragides Del Monte SA Foodstuffs Mr. J. Frey KSB Aktiengesellschaft Pumps and Valves Mr. J. Fritzboeger Novo Nordisk A/S Pharmaceuticals Mr. R. Garreis Carl Zeiss Optics/Precision Engineering Mr. A. Garrofé Pujol Bufete Cuatracasas Law firm Mr. M. Genot A. F.