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In this article the design of an advanced monitoring system based on fiber Bragg gratings (FBGs) and implemented in a XIX century steel arch bridge is reported.

Through a case study building equipped with an advanced monitoring system, and toward the development of a general historic-building retrofit strategy, this paper presents a contribution to the calibration of building thermal models, characterized by massive and thick walls, common features of historic Italian architecture.

These qualitatively summarized results indicate the potential role of an advanced monitoring for the differentiation of infectious complications.

Patients who had repeated respiratory specific events are discharged to an advanced monitored setting or continuously monitored for oxyhemoglobin desaturation via pulse oximetry.

The findings presented here suggest that the health sector is ahead of the game – in terms of having an established mechanism to promote alignment and harmonisation, and a relatively advanced monitoring framework and methods.

The findings presented here suggest that the health sector is ahead of the game – in terms of having an established mechanism to promote alignment and harmonisation, and having a relatively advanced monitoring framework and methods.

The European Space Agency's Swarm mission at the time of writing literally on the launch pad represents the most advanced monitor of the near Earth global magnetic field and its variations.

Having recognized the need for an advanced condition monitoring system which could perform intelligent process monitoring and root-cause analysis, BHP Billiton (Base Metals) in association with Barrick Gold and SGS Advanced Systems formed a consortium in 2004 in order to develop a system known as AHEAD (Asset Health Effectiveness and Diagnostics).

This paper presents investigations into the geometrical and luminous properties of pulverised coal flames using an advanced flame monitoring system.

Nowadays, hydropower turbines are required to work under harsher operating conditions and an advanced condition monitoring to detect damage is crucial.

This discovery approach is conceived as the core of an advanced performance monitoring system, for which an event-based conceptual architecture is here proposed.