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AGRÁRSTATISZTIKAI HONLAPOK GYÛJTEMÉNYE - 2001
UN/ECE Statistical Division Second World Conference on Agricultural
and (CAESAR) (Rome, 5-7 June 2001) http://www.unece.org/stats/documents/2001.06.agri.htm
LIST OF DOCUMENTS:
Improving the quality and value of statistics on agricultural holdings by making use of administrative data and other statistical sources Peter Helm, Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, 1-2 Peasholme Green, York, YO1 7PX UK Farm Statistical System,Use of Administrative Data, Advantages and Disadvantages, Examples: IACS,Cattle Tracking System, Pig Registers,Use of Statistical Data, Examples: Cereal Balance Sheets, Farm Business Survey, Labour Figures http://www.unece.org/stats/documents/2001.06.agri.htm
Applying
Eurostat’s quality approach to Agricultural Statistics by Werner Grünewald,
Rainer Muthmann and Robert Poschacher Statistical Office of the European Communities (Eurostat) Postal
Address: Jean Monnet Building, L-2920 Luxembourg Definition of Quality, The quality approach of Eurostat, Measurement of quality in European agricultural statistics (EAS), Implementation of quality: The FADO-framework, TAPAS (Technical Action Plan for Agricultural Statistics), Introduction of estimates and forecasts, The use of administrative sources in agricultural statistics, Statistics in focus http://www.unece.org/stats/documents/2001.06.agri.htm
Quality in agricultural statistics
Ulf
Jorner, Statistics Sweden, SE-701 89, Örebro,
Sweden Fred
Vogel, National Agricultural Statistics Service,
Washington, D.C., USA, Changing Concepts of Quality, The American Example, The Swedish Example, Assuring Quality http://www.unece.org/stats/documents/2001.06.agri.htm
Implication of Community Enlargement for European Agricultural Statistics Derek Peare and Frans Kutsch Lojenga, Statistical Office of the European Comminities (Eurostat), Postal address: Jean Monnet building, L-2920 Luxenbourg Enlargement and statistics, Experiences with former enlargements, Need for data, Current contants and support in agricultural statistics http://www.unece.org/stats/documents/2001.06.agri.htm
Electronic Mapping Utility – A Solution to Geographic Process Gordon
Reichert,Spatial Analysis and Geomatics Applications Antoine
Jabourri, Spatial Analysis and Geomatics Applications Sylvain
Cloutier, Census of Agriculture Paul
Grant,
Census of Agriculture Agriculture
Division, Statistics Canada Geographic Edit, Quality Control, Electronic Mapping Utility, Future directionhttp://www.unece.org/stats/documents/2001.06.agri.htm
Lower Census Costs through the use of Administrative Sources Gerry Brady, CSO, Ireland EU Restructing Plan, Administrative Information, Problem of multiple administrative farm registers, Cost differences, Post-Census sample surveys http://www.unece.org/stats/documents/2001.06.agri.htm
The Future European Agricultural Statistics System Christian GAY, SCEES, Ministère de l’agriculture et de la pêche, 251 rue de Vaugirard, 75732 PARIS Why
a new system? Outlines of a future system
http://www.unece.org/stats/documents/2001.06.agri.htm
Cost-effectiveness of Remote Sensing in Agricultural and Environmental Statistics Elisabetta Carfagna, University of Bologna, Department of Statistics, via Belle Arti 41, 40126 Bologna, Italy The use of remote sensing data as auxiliary variables in the regression estimator, Cost-effectiveness of the regression estimator, Estimations based on confusion matrixes, Remote sensing images for area frame construction and stratification, The use of remote sensing data for optimising an area sample design http://www.unece.org/stats/documents/2001.06.agri.htm
Agricultural Statistics System based on surveys as well as Administrative Sources Marie-Louise Widén, Sweden, SE 701 89 Örebro, Sweden, Hans Jönrup, Swedish Board of Agriculture, SE 551 82 Jönköping, Sweden New
Possibilities for Agricultural Statistics, Register Statistical Terms
and Methodological Issues, Statistics Sweden’s System of Statistical Regiters,
An Agricultural Statistics System within the General System of Statistical
Registers, Agricultural Statistics System – An Example, General administrative
registers used for producing agricultural statistics http://www.unece.org/stats/documents/2001.06.agri.htm
A Generalized Edit and Analysis
System for Agricultural Data Dale Atkinson and Carol House, National Agricultural Statistics Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture, 3251 Old Lee Highway, Room 305, Fairfax, VA 22030-1504, USA http://www.unece.org/stats/documents/2001.06.agri.htm
The „precision” approach to the
agricultural production-environment relationship Alex.
B. McBratney, Australian Centre for Precision
Agriculture, McMillan Building A05, The University of Sydney, NSW 2006,
Australia http://www.unece.org/stats/documents/2001.06.agri.htm
The
New Economics of Remote Sensing for Agricultural Statistcs in the United
States George Hanuschak, Robert Hale, Michael Craig and Rick Mueller National Agricultural Statistics Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture Galen Hart President, Galen Hart
Associates Virginia, USA http://www.unece.org/stats/documents/2001.06.agri.htm
Land
Parcel Identification Systems in the frame of Regulation (EC) 1593/2000
Olivier LeoGuido Lemoine, JRC, SAI, MARS Main purpose of the Regulation
(EC) 1593/00, The amendments of 1593/00 and comparison with 3508/92, Detailed
analysis and interpretations of Article 4, General recommendations General Strategy of implementation,
General procedure for the creation of a Block system http://www.unece.org/stats/documents/2001.06.agri.htm
Macro-level interactions between agriculture
and environment: Integration of statistical and geographical information
systems Jean-Louis Weber, Ifen, French Environment Institute, 61, Bd Alexandre Martin, F-45058 Orléans, France A.,
Geographical stratification in sampling procedures
B., Integration of statistics and geographic data
in modelling
C., Accounting
for land cover and land use
http://www.unece.org/stats/documents/2001.06.agri.htm
Using Remote Sensing for Agricultural Statistics
Elisabetta
Carfagna, University of Bologna, Department of Statistics, via Belle Arti
41, 40126 Bologna, Italy The
use of remote sensing images at the design level, The use of remote sensing
data at the estimator level, Crop yield estimation with remote sensing http://www.unece.org/stats/documents/2001.06.agri.htm
Quality Assessment of the Statistical Land Cover/Use
GIS of Slovenia-State ’97 D.Sabic,
E.H.Lojovic, A.Tretjak, Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia,
Vozarski pot 12, 1000 Ljubljana, Slovenia Used georeferenced layers, Compilation
of the land cover/use GIS, Updating the land cover/use GIS, Quality estimate
of the compiled land cover/use GIS http://www.unece.org/stats/documents/2001.06.agri.htm
Recent developments in the Crop Forecasting
System of the MARS project of the JRC-EC Giampiero
Genovese, Joint
Research Centre, EC, Space Application Institute, Ispra (VA) Italy Introduction of the MARS Crop Yield Forecasting
System, Data, Methodological
and extension advances http://www.unece.org/stats/documents/2001.06.agri.htm
The GIS and Agricultural Data Slavko
Kapuran, Ema Jovanovic, Agricultural Division,
Republic Statistical Office of Serbia, 11000 Belgrade, Milana Rakica 5 Serbian
agricultural statistics, mehtod of subjective estimates end GIS, GIS and
data presentation http://www.unece.org/stats/documents/2001.06.agri.htm
Satellite
accounts: a typological approach Franz
Murbach, Swiss Federal Statistical Office, Agriculture & forestry
section, Espace de l’Europe 10, CH-2010 Neuchâtel, Switzerland Typological axes, Plotting a design with the typologyhttp://www.unece.org/stats/documents/2001.06.agri.htm
Using GIS To Integrate Environmental,
Social and Economic Issues to Assess the Environmental Impacts of Agricultural
Policies Isabelle
Guinomet, GIM SA – Geographic Information
Management, 13 B, avenue Guillaume L-1651 Luxembourg Advantages
of geo-spatial modelling, Implementation of geo-spatial modelling
http://www.unece.org/stats/documents/2001.06.agri.htm
The accuracy of land use data in the European
Union Antonio M.D. Nucifora, DISEAE – Università di Catania, Italy Land
use change in the European Union in the post-war period, A mystery of
French statistics
http://www.unece.org/stats/documents/2001.06.agri.htm
Datawarehouse and agricultural statistics: experiences Nadia Rognon & Jean-François Fracheboud, Swiss Federal Statistical Office, Agricultural & forestry section, Espace de l’Europe 10, CH-2010 Neuchâtel, Switzerland Data
Warehouse structure and data modelling, Metadata and their interactions
with micro- and macrodata, Dissemination of data http://www.unece.org/stats/documents/2001.06.agri.htm
An Agricultural and Environmental Information
System in Intensive Agricultural Areas Luis Ambrosio, Luis Iglesias, Carmen Marín, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid. Departamento de Economía y Ciencias Sociales Agrarias Julio
Montañés, Luis Alberto Rubio, Junta
de Andalucía. Consejería de Agricultura y Pesca. Servicio de Estudios
y Estadísticas. This
document includes the main points of an information system on the agrarian
complex and its environmental impact, designed for the intensive crop
(horticultural) areas in Almería (Spain). The basis of the system developed
is an area frame sampling integrated in a geographical information system
(GIS). http://www.unece.org/stats/documents/2001.06.agri.htm
On the opportunities of a web-site in Agricultural
Service Aurora De Santis, ISTAT – Italian National Institute of Statistics, Via Ravà 150 – 00142 ROMA Reasons
for a statistical web-site, How it could be organized http://www.istat.it/caesar/caesar2/contrib/XXXII_De%20Santis.pdf
Coupling remote sensing techniques with GIS
tools for change detection analysis of landscapes related to human disturbance Zurlini
Giovanni*, Alessandro Ferrarini**, Pierfrancesca Rossi**, Lamberto Soliani, Nicola Zaccarelli** *Dipartimento di Biologia, Laboratorio di Ecologia del Paesaggio, Università degli Studi di Lecce **Unità di Ricerca CNR, Progetto “Conoscenza, Conservazione e Gestione della Biodiversità” ^Dipartimento
di Scienze Ambientali, Università degli Studi di Parma The
integration of socio-economic and environmental data from different sources
into GIS
(Geographic Information Systems) represents nowadays the main strategy
for the analysis
of human population dynamics and the assessment of their impacts upon ecological
systems in order to provide different alternatives for their sustainability.
More-> http://www.unece.org/stats/documents/2001.06.agri.htm
Agricultural Departments: Agricultural and Horticultural Census, Series CatalogueThe presentation of the Agricultural Census and Survey System and the Farm Survey Systemhttp://ndad.ulcc.ac.uk/datasets/4/series.htm
HCSO: Present stage of preparation,
main elements of the preparation strategy The preparation strategy of the Hungarian Statistical Office for the years 2000-2002. http://www.mfa.gov.hu/euanyag/NPAA/Chapters2000/c/statistics.htm
Dina NetworkDina
is a network connecting scientists and research activities at universities,
research institutions, extension services and industries throughout Denmark. Emphasis
is on the use of mathematics, statistics and computer science in agricultural
research and development; on communication of methods to the agricultural
sector; and on research education. http://www.dina.dk/~ml/dina/itcoord/
UN/ECE
Statistical Divison’s Web Site
Sixth IWG.AGRI Seminar on Agricultural Statistics Russian
Federation, St.Petersburg, 29 June- 3 July 1998
LIST OF DOCUMENTS:
Planned
Actions in the Field of Agriculture Statistics in the Years 1998-2000
in the Czech Republic http://www.unece.org/stats/documents/1998.06.sem.39.htm (Session 5)
Statistical Survey System for Agriculture (Denmark) Introduction
to the Danish statistical survey system for agriculture. The document shows the interaction between the
structure survey, on one hand, and the crop survey, cattle surveys and pig surveys, on the
other, and the basic register of agricultural statistics. The farm structure survey, Stratification of the sample, Statistics of total crop production
compiled on the basis of sample surveys… http://www.unece.org/stats/documents/1998.06.sem.39.htm
(Session 4)
Agricultural Accounting, its Relations to SNA-93
and its Implementation in Transition Economies (Eurostat) This document describes the future of the agricultural accounts in view of four general trends: globalisation, European unification as an example of regionalisation, automation and more market orientedgovernments. http://www.unece.org/stats/documents/1998.06.sem.39.htm
(Session 3)
Structural Surveys As a Source of Statistical
Information for Calculation of Macro-Economic Agricultural
Indicators (Eurostat) Survey design and implementation
is a chain of actions and interactions with three players involved: users,
respondents and, in between, surveying statisticians. A successful survey
is characterised by both a maximum compliance with the needs of the users,
and a minimum burden on the respondent. It is the task and the challenge
of the statisticians to simultaneously satisfy these two, often conflicting,
interests, and to produce statistical data that are comparable and consistent
with those of other surveys. Data collection has to be organised in such
a way that response burden is spread equally over respondents, questionnaires
for different surveys are standardised or even integrated, and redundancy
of questions is banned. EDI is an important tool to achieve these goals.
During data processing, data from different survey sources are matched
so as to obtain consistency, which processing methods (editing, imputations,
estimations) are designed as uniform as possible… http://www.unece.org/stats/documents/1998.06.sem.39.htm
(Session 4)
Agricultural Statistics Assisted by Remote Sensing
and Geographic Information Systems: Experience and Perspectives in Central
and Eastern Europe
– GIS This
document provides an overview of the available experience, present situation
and perspectives in the field of agricultural statistics assisted by remote
sensing and Geographic Information Systems techniques in central and eastern
Europe. This
document concentrates on the status of the activities in Phare and Tacis
countries, the corresponding strategy. The perspectives at the beginning
of 1998 are presented, especially in the field of groundwater vulnerability
mapping for environmental protection, based on agrostatistics and remote
sensing. MARS Project presentation, MERA 92 and MERA 95 Project presentation,
Present Activities in Central and Eastern Europe, New Perspetives… http://www.unece.org/stats/documents/1998.06.sem.39.htm
(Session 8)
The Census of Agriculture in 1999 in Hungary
Connected with the FAO World Census of Agriculture 2000 This
document presents the main characteristics of the 1999 year census, especially
to focus on those areas where special needs of Hungary should be taken
into consideration such a way that in can be fitted in the present system
of the European Union at the same time. http://www.unece.org/stats/documents/1998.06.sem.39.htm
(Session5)
Multiple Use of Farm Register -Finland
Finland’s Farm Register contains
information of all potential farms, which could produce agricultural products. The Farm Register
serves both statistical and administrative purposes. Multiple use of Farm Register
wouldn’t be possible without legislation, which permits the use, cooperation
with statistics and administration and high ADP-competence. With multiple
use of the register is possible to reduce the response burden of farmers,
rationalise data collection, save in operating costs and ensure good quality
of statistics. Description of Finland’s Farm Register, Preconditions
of multiple use of Farm Register… http://www.unece.org/stats/documents/1998.06.sem.39.htm
(Session5)
Agricultural
Structure and Crop Statistics in Sweden - Changed Needs and Decreasing
Resources The Swedish Farm Register and the Farm Structure
Surveys How can we use other administrative sources? Crop
Yield Surveys
http://www.unece.org/stats/documents/1998.06.sem.39.htm
(Session 4)
The agricultural statistical system in Italy M.
Greco (ISTAT - Italy) – L. Martino (ISTAT - Italy) The
reference points of the system, Basic infrastructure of the agricultural
statistical system, The surveys of the agricultural statistical system,
Some innovations in the agricultural sector http://www.istat.it/caesar/caesar2/sc_program.htm
Spanish Agricultural Statistics M.
Ruiz Espejo, UNED and UPSAM, Apartado 19207, E-28080 Madrid, Spain About
the actual Spanish agricultural censuses and statistics http://www.istat.it/caesar/caesar2/sc_program.htm
Multiple
use of data within the system of agricultural statistics in the federal
Republic of Germany M.
Schmidt (Ministry of Agriculture, Postfach
14 02 70, 53107 Bonn – Germany)
- H. Pöschl (Federal Statistical Office, Zweigstelle Bonn, Postfach
17 03 77, 53029 Bonn - Germany) Integration
of production statistics and structure statistics, Use of other sources
for statistical purposes, Multiple use of statistical information: examples
from special surveys, Outlook http://www.istat.it/caesar/caesar2/sc_program.htm
The
implementation of an information system on administrative statistics in
agriculture - Example of one member state of the European Union J.
C. Porchier,SCEES, Ministère de l’agriculture
et de la pêche, 251 rue de Vaugirard, 75732 PARIS Cedex 15, France Survey statistics and administrative statistics,
Design of a system, The French SISA system http://www.istat.it/caesar/caesar2/sc_program.htm
Possibilities
and preconditions for data integration. Experience in the area of agricultural
statistics by one of the member of the European Union
E.
Ikäheimo (Ministry of Agriculture – Finland) Agricultural statistics, Possibilities of joint
use, Conditions http://www.istat.it/caesar/caesar2/sc_program.htm
The Data Warehouse, a modern system for the dissemination
of the information
E.
Giovannini - A. Sorce (ISTAT – Italy) European
Union regulations and the organization of National Statistical Institutes,
The statistical information system on the enterprises and institutions
(SISSIEI): a system based on the „corporate data warehouse” vision, The
datawarehouse for dissemination purposes: some examples http://www.istat.it/caesar/caesar2/sc_program.htm
Seventh
IWG-AGRI Seminar Agricultural Economic Statistics AgESLuxembourg 5-7 July 2000 Session I : Economic Accounts
for Agriculture Paper 1 – EU Experience with
Eurostat’s revised methodology on Economic Accounts for Agriculture
(EAA) Marcel Ernens, Eurostat, F-1, Luxembourg
The
objective of this presentation is to provide an overview on Eurostat’s
work on the EAA.
The emphasis is laid on the recently developed EAA methodology and its
links with
the National Accounts (Chapter 2). First results of the impact of the
new EAA methodology
are presented in Chapter 3. Data availability and the publication of data is
subject of Chapter 4. Chapter 5 gives a short outline of Eurostat’s intentions
for future
work. http://www.unece.org/stats/documents/2000.07.agri.htm (Session 1)
Introduction to the Agricultural Information System of EurostatDavid Verhoog Eurostat, Unit F1, Luxembourg Eurostat has been involved in agricultural sector
modelling for more than 20 years. For most of this period, however, it
was the University of Bonn who developed and maintained the resulting
models, under contract to Eurostat. The model as a whole was called the
SPEL/EU-system and consisted of three parts: a base model, a shortterm
forecast model and a medium-term forecast model. With most of the data
in the base model coming directly from Eurostat, it was Eurostat’s eventual
aim that it should be able to maintain this base model itself. To this
end, development of the agricultural information system (AgrIS) was started
in 1999. The AgrIS continues to use the concepts of the SPEL-system. The
decision was taken, however, to rewrite the whole system with new software.
Eurostat has chosen to develop AgrIS with the Microsoft
development tools (Excel in combination with Access). Excel is used as
a calculation engine and a navigation tool. Users can continue to operate
the existing Excel functions,
but have additional pre-programmed AgrIS-tools. All the data are stored
in Access.
http://www.unece.org/stats/documents/2000.07.agri.htm
UN/ECE Statistical Division Agricultural Statistics (Geneva, 23-25 June 1999)
Parallel Responsibilities of International and National Statistical Offices and Ministries of Agriculture, Their cooperation and solving common problems Invited paper submitted by Eurostat Prepared by Mr. J. Delincé (DG VI) and Mr. R. Muthmann (Eurostat). The European System of Agricultural Statistics (ESAS) and its main actors are described. How can this system be "maintained" with its high degree of "subsidiarity" and its mixture of Community surveys and harmonised national data, only partially under legal cover ? How can future data needs be defined ? How can basic problems like missing data and the use of administrative information be tackled in an environment of 15 Member States having to integrate the agricultural statistics of 11 Candidate Countries ? http://www.unece.org/stats/documents/ces/ac.61/1999/12.e.html
UN/ECE Statistical Division Work session on methodological issues involving
integration of statistics and geography (Neuchatel,
10-12 April 2000) http://www.unece.org/stats/documents/2000.04.gis.htm UN-ECE Questionnaire on the Implementation of GIS in Statisticshttp://www.unece.org/stats/documents/2000.04.gis.htm
UN/ECE Statistical Division
Seminar on statistical information systems ISIS'2000
(Riga, Latvia, 29-31 May 2000) http://www.unece.org/stats/documents/2000.05.isis.htm
Unece Statistical Division Work session on methodological issues involvingintegration
of statistics and geography (Tallinn, 25-28 September 2001) http://www.unece.org/stats/documents/2001.09.gis.htm LIST
OF DOCUMENTS: Geographic Standards Of The Commission ServicesSubmitted
by European Commission
– Joint
Research Centre, Ispra, Italy GI
in the Commissions Services, Rationale for GI Standards, GI Standards in Commission, Toward a Common European Coordinate Reference
System, Toward a Defined Standard Set of Projection Systems Suitable for
European Applications, Standards in Geo-Spatial Metadata: Recommendations
and Practical Guidelines, A Minimum Set Of Reference Data http://www.unece.org/stats/documents/2001.09.gis.htm
(No.28)
Unece Statistical Division Consultation on European Comparison Programme(23-25 October 2000) http://www.unece.org/stats/documents/2000.10.ecp.htm
UN/ECE Statistical Division Programmes of International Statistical 3.10 Agricultural
Statistics http://www.unece.org/stats/documents/ces/1998/10.add.3.e.html Objectives over the next several years
The MARS Project
The MARS project is providing technical support and expertise to the Directorate General Agriculture for the implementation, the management and the follow-up of EU Policies. The MARS project started 10 years ago and has been driven by the users' requirement and was permanently oriented as a consequence. The expertise developed within MARS incorporates the operational use of remote sensing (satellite and airborne data), GIS, GPS, and more generally Geomatics techniques and area Frame sampling. These methods are applied:
Guidelines for Quality Checking of Ortho Imagery - RS Control Programmehttp://mars.aris.sai.jrc.it/wine-olive/geomatics
The
MARS Bulletin
The
ARIS unit has been supplying electronic copies of the MARS (Monitoring
Agriculture by Remote Sensing Techniques) Project Bulletin on an experimental
basis. The Bulletin is published about 6 times a year and provides an
on-going appraisal of how the agricultural season is progressing over
Europe, Turkey and the Maghreb. The document includes crop yield forcasts
and agromet data. http://mars.aris.sai.jrc.it/stats/bulletin
Computer-assisted recognition
of Olive trees in digital imagery Simon
Kay, Olivier Léo, Steve Peedell, Space
Applications Institute, JRC of the European Commission, Ispra, Italy Giovanna
Giardino, RSDE SrL, Milan, Italy Commission
VII, Working group 4 In response to a direct requirement
of the European Commission (EC) and Member States (MS), who need to manage
some 500 million olive trees in Mediterranean countries, the Agricultural
Information Systems Unit (of the Space Applications Institute, JRC) has
developed an algorithm and software application for the computer-assisted
recognition and counting of trees, designed to be used on the main type
of image data available (scanned panchromatic aerial photography, 8-bit,
1m pixel). http://mars.aris.sai.jre.it/documents/wine-olive/olicount/bp98-paper/isprs.html
THE
OLICOUNT PROJECT
In
order to assist the planned register creation in Portugal and Greece in
the near future, a demand was identified by the Commission to develop
a tree counting tool, to assist Member State administrations in the task
of implementing or maintaining their olive tree registers and checking
of farmers’ aid applications. http://mars.aris.sai.jrc.it/wine-olive/olicount2000/
THE
OLISTAT PROJECT
In mid-1997, the European Commission launched a project for the "Estimate of the number of olive-trees by Member State" (EC 1997). The main goal of this project - dubbed Olistat - was the production, for the five Member States concerned, of national-level estimates for the number of olive trees, on the basis of a statistical sample. The data source for this operation was aerial photography with characteristics as described above (§1.3). Semi-automatic counting methods were applied in four (out of five) sub-projects, but were not imposed as part of technical specification. Indeed, for small numbers of trees in very mixed environments (a randomly located sample plot may fall in very mixed zones) manual counting by well-trained interpreters can be a fast and efficient method. However, GIS management of the entire database was stipulated, and per-tree identification required as a part of quality assurance procedures. http://mars.aris.sai.jrc.it/wine-olive/olistat
OECD Agriculture Statistics Expert Group Meeting on Oecd's Economic Accounts for Agriculture Draft Agenda Château de la Muette, Paris, 3-4 February 2000 http://www.oecd.org/std/AGRMeet2000/
National Accounts - AgricultureEUROSTAT’S
EAA97 Main
changes and impact on the EAA-data The presentation of EAA97 http://www.oecd.org/std/AGRMeet2000/docs/naa00_10.pdf
National
Accounts - Agriculture Small
Units in EAA - The Hungarian Practice Application of EAA rules in Hungary
http://www.oecd.org/std/AGRMeet2000/docs/naa00_9.pdf
Economic Accounts for Agriculture (EAA) http://reads.dur.ac.uk/newcronos/navig/en/theme5/cosa/navig_tail.htm Collection : eaa - Economic Accounts for Agriculture
(EAA) Group
: eaa_97 - EAA (new methodology), Collection : eaa - Economic Accounts
for Agriculture (EAA). Group : eaa_97ai - Agricultural Income Index
(AII)(new methodology), Collection : eaa - Economic Accounts for Agriculture
(EAA). Group : eaa_old - EAA (old methodology), Collection
: eaa - Economic Accounts for Agriculture (EAA).
Agricultural
Statistics in Finland http://www.mmm.fi/tike/english/agristatistics.htm
Eastern
Europe Cadastral Gis: Applications And Standards
ESRI
European User Conference Firenze 1998 Implementing
Cadastral GISes in Eastern Europe, with an emphasis on standards adoption. http://www.esri.com/library/userconf/europroc98/proc/idp104.html
Remote
Sensing In Use
Online
lecture material http://www.geog.unsw.edu.au/9012/
The
Use of Remote Sensing In Viticulture: A Literature Review
The
main objective of this paper is to conduct a literary review of past,
present and near-future research on the use of remote sensing in viticulture. http://www.geog.unsw.edu.au/9012/Mark_Relling_Essay.htm
Eurostat NewCronos EUROFARM DomainStructure
of the data in the EUROFARM domain, Data source, EUROFARM and the Farm
Structure Surveys, Community legislation
and Eurostat publications, Extracts from Official Journals of the European
Communities, Survey characteristics, Classification of agricultural holdings by type of farming As
from 1990, Eurostat receives data on individual agricultural holdings
collected during Farm Structure Surveys conducted in all the Member States
of the European Union. This data is processed by Eurostat and the results
are stored in the form of statistical tables in a database called EUROFARM.
http://cdnet.stic.gov.tw/newcrons/navig/en/theme1/regio/notmeth.htm Click
on the agricultural and forestly statistics!
Eurostat NewCronos FOREST - Forestry Statistics 1992-1996 Presentation "Eurostat Forestry Statistics
1992-96" affords a statistical insight into the forestry sector of
the European Union in the first half of the 1990s. Besides the present
EU of the fifteen Member States, the publication sets out the basic forestry
statistics for Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland. http://cdnet.stic.gov.tw/newcrons/navig/en/theme1/regio/notmeth.htm Click
on the agricultural and forestly statistics!
Eurostat NewCronos FRUCTUS The FRUCTUS database contains the results of the four basic surveys (1977, 1982, 1987 and 1992) which have already been carried out on certain species of orchard fruit tree referred to in the legislation (framework document: Directive 76/625/EEC of 20 July 1976). http://cdnet.stic.gov.tw/newcrons/navig/en/theme1/regio/notmeth.htm Click on the agricultural and forestly statistics!
Nomenclature on research in statistics
(NORIS) The aim of this classification
is to summarise and harmonise descriptions of research in official statistics
across a number of activities, such as technology transfer, workprogrammes
for R&D Framework Programmes and dissemination through the internet
and research publications. The initial target is internal harmonisation
and comparability within Eurostat…
Eurostat NewCronos Regio : table of contentsEurostat's regional statistics cover the principal aspects of the economic and social life of European Union, such as demography, economic accounts, employment, unemployment and so on. The concepts and definitions used are as close as possible to those used by Eurostat for the production or collection of statistics at national level. http://cdnet.stic.gov.tw/newcrons/navig/en/theme1/regio/notmeth.htm
Eurostat NewCronos ZPA 1 : Agricultural Production Classification Plan http://cdnet.stic.gov.tw/newcrons/navig/en/theme1/regio/notmeth.htm Click on the agricultural and forestly statistics!
MALTA: National Programme for the Adoption of the Acquis http://www.mic.org.mt/npaa_sept.htm 3.3.3. Land-Use and Agriculture
and Fisheries Statistics
Directory of Community legislation
in force Analytical
register 03.30.40 - Agricultural statistics Secondary legislation http://europa.eu.int/eur-lex/en/lif/reg/en_register_033040.html
1999/126/EC: Council Decision
of 22 December 1998 on the Community statistical programme 1998 to 2002 http://europa.eu.int/eur-lex/en/lif/dat/1999/en_399D0126.html Legal acts on agricultural statistics
Decision No 2298/2000/EC of the
European Parliament and of the Council of 28 September 2000 amending Council
Decision 96/411/EC on improving Community agricultural statistics (Text
with EEA relevance) http://europa.eu.int/eur-lex/en/lif/dat/2000/en_300D2298.html
Secondary Community Legislation Relating to Statistics http://www.czso.cz/eng/office/eu/f_eu.htm
300Y0727(01) http://europa.eu.int/eur-lex/en/lif/dat/2000/en_300Y0727_01.html
301D0147 http://europa.eu.int/eur-lex/en/lif/dat/2000/en_300Y0727_01.html
Document 392R3508 Council Regulation (EEC) No 3508/92
of 27 November 1992 establishing an integrated administration and control
system for certain Community aid schemes http://europa.eu.int/eur-lex/en/lif/dat/1992/en_392R3508.html
Document 396D0411 96/411/EC: Council Decision of 25 June 1996 on improving Community agricultural statistics http://europa.eu.int/eur-lex/en/lif/dat/1996/en_396D0411.html
Document 398D0186
98/186/EC: Commission Decision
of 25 February 1998 approving the 1998 technical action plan (first part)
for improving agricultural statistics (Text with EEA relevance) http://europa.eu.int/eur-lex/en/lif/dat/1998/en_398D0186.html SPECIAL REPORT No 4/2001 on the
audit of the EAGGF-Guarantee — the implementation of the integrated administration
and control system (IACS) together with the Commission’s replies Design of the Integrated System The Role of the Commission The Role of the Member States Recommendations
Rules for Application of Sanctions in 1998
http://europa.eu.int/eur-lex/en/dat/2001/c_214/c_21420010731en00010040.pdf
Proposal
for a European Parliament and Council Decision amending Decision
96/411/EC on improving Community agricultural statistics (presented
by the Commission) Council
Decision 96/411/EC on improving Community agricultural statistics has put at
the Commission's disposal a flexible tool which allows it to adapt statistical applications
to changes in information needs. This
tool has already been used and technical action plans adopted for the
years 1996, 1997,
1998 and 1999. This has helped to further the process of adapting the
system of Community agricultural statistics to changes in the common agricultural
policy… http://europa.eu.int/eur-lex/en/com/pdf/1999/com1999_0332en01.pdf
REPORT
FROM THE COMMISSION JRC
ANNUAL REPORT 1999 The Joint Research Centre in 1999A
new work programme in support of EU policies http://europa.eu.int/eur-lex/en/com/rpt/2000/act558en03/com2000_0558en03-01.pdf
Communication
from the Commission to the Council and the European Parliament Statistical
Information needed for Indicators to monitor the Integration of Environmental
concerns into the Common Agricultural Policy Agriculture and the Environment,Indicators,Existing
Statistical and other Sources of Relevant Information, The Indicators http://europa.eu.int/eur-lex/en/com/cnc/2001/com2001_0144en01.pdf
Geography in National StatisticsGeography is a key variable in virtually all National Statistics (NS) data. It provides the structure for collecting, processing, storing and aggregating almost all of our statistics. Often the framework provided by geography is the only thing that the different statistics we produce have in common. More… http://www.statistics.gov.uk/methods_quality/geography/home.asp
Agriculture in the European Union
- Statistical and economic information 1999 Codification
of the tables The choices made for the revision of the tables are reflected in a new codification, established on the basis of the same principle for all the tables. Each of them has been given a code with four digits, the first of which designates the subject to which the table refers… http://europa.eu.int/comm/agriculture/agrista/table_en/codi.htm
European
Union regulatios concerning budget, financial control & audit
http://www.oecd.org/puma/sigmaweb/acts/audit/eu_regulations.htm#agriculture
Agriculture in the European
Union http://europa.eu.int/comm/agriculture/agrista/table_en/index.htm incl. Codification of the tables
Agriculture
in the European Union Statistical
and economic information 2000
incl.
Codification of the tables http://europa.eu.int/comm/agriculture/agrista/2000/table_en/index.htm
Eurostat -VIROS-Virtual Institute for Research in Official Statisticshttp://europa.eu.int/comm/eurostat/research/index.htm
The
CORINE programme
If
our environment and natural heritage are to be properly managed, decision-makers
need to be provided with both an overview of existing knowledge, and information
which is as complete and up-to-date as possible on changes in certain
features of the biosphere. To
this end, the three aims of the CORINE (Coordination of information on
the environment) programme of the Commission European are:
Corine Land Cover - Technical Guide http://etc.satellus.se/the_data/Technical_Guide/
Agricultural Departments: Agricultural and Horticultural CensusSeries Cataloguehttp://ndad.ulcc.ac.uk/datasets/4/series.htm
European Umbrella Organisation
for Geographic Information EUROGI
Towards a strategy for geographic information
in Europe |