Traducción de «Datos oceanográficos sin procesar » (Español → Inglés) :

Relentless progress in ICT and the increasing needs of science for computing and processing massive amounts of data pose major financing and organisational challenges for ensuring seamless services to researchers.

Let me signal as well that, after this fact, there are some specific and local situations that are worrying in terms of the government issuing a decree legalising the export of unprocessed and endangered wood threatening the biodiversity of the country.

If the data processed are technical and do not relate to an identified or identifiable natural person, then Distributed System Operators (DSOs), smart meter operators and energy service companies could process such data without needing to seek prior consent from grid users.

the need to ensure rapid and wide access to publicly funded research results; that Member States have a strong interest in an efficient scientific information system that maximises the socio-economic impact of public investments in research and technological development; the importance of scientific output resulting from publicly funded research being available on the Internet at no cost to the reader under economically viable circumstances, including delayed open access; the cross-border nature of many research endeavours, of their funding sources, and of their dissemination channels; the importance of better access to unprocessed data and repository reso ...[+++]urces for data and material that allows fresh analysis and utilisation beyond what the originator of the data had envisaged; that new forms of electronic communication have the potential to enable open access to data and scientific publications, and provide a unique opportunity for the open development of specific data mining, analysis and integration tools, possibly enhanced by common format standards; that policies and practices in the Member States on access to and preservation of scientific publications and research data are developing at different speeds; the importance of effective collaboration between different actors, including funding agencies, researchers, research institutions and scientific publishers, in relation to access, dissemination and preservation of scientific publications and research data;

The major difficulties in data compilation and centralisation arise because data is supplied by national organisations either not at all or on a very irregular basis and in a raw state or because no data at all is recorded (for lack of time, for lack of attention, for lack of resolve).

new law on personal data localisation requires all personal data of Russian individuals to be physically stored and processed in Russia, with no exemptions for commercial data; this has clear implications for EU companies that will only be able to use Russian-based data centres when processing the details of Russian individuals;