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Multidimensional Challenges for National and International Security in the Context of Hybrid Warfare
Societal, Environmental, and Technological Determinants of Security
NATO in the Face of Emerging Security Challenges on its Eastern Flank
Geodata sources and geoinformation systems in hydrometeorological security
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Collegium Balticum University, Szczecin, Poland
Publication date: 2016-06-30
Security and Defence Quarterly 2016;11(2):93–109
KEYWORDS
geoportalsspatialweather informationmeteorological telegramweathersatellitesmeteorological radarsaerological systemISOKSMOK system
ABSTRACT
A definition of the concept of information was placed in the publication of spatial ata
with reference to the hydrometeorological systems covering the country. The next keys to
the encryption and transmitting of hydrometeorological measurement were specified in the
international system for warning against the dangerous phenomena of the weather. The
characteristics of meteorological data they presented were based on the system of weather
satellites (circumpolar and geostationary) and of the POLRAD radar system, included
in the radar security system of European space. At the end, a few examples were given
of geoportals monitoring the state of the natural environment and elements of the ISOK
security system, the SMOK system and SSH military system of the Republic of Poland.
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