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This paper discusses the role of dependability in haptic user interfaces, aiming to the definition of a framework for the assessment of the usability and dependability properties of haptic systems and their possible correlations.

In this paper, we do a first step to achieve this ambitious goal, discussing research issues related to the definition of a framework that supports the integration of privacy aware access control features into existing Big Data platforms.

A robust and reproducible comparison of such methods requires the definition of a framework for generating realistic copy number profiles, and a framework for assessing methods' performance.

Maybe the most important value of this report is the clear definition of a framework to explore sloppiness, robustness and evolutionary innovation [ 38, 49, 57], where neutral parameter spaces (system with essentially the same dynamical behavior) are merged with neutral networks [ 49, 57] into one unique structure.

More precisely, we first focus on issues and challenges related to the definition of such a framework, considering theoretical, implementation, and integration aspects.

By focusing on different user groups, Tarsier and ICMS have evolved into quite different environments, yet both satisfy the definition of a modelling framework.

Airports need to find a way to overcome economic, financial and infrastructural problems in a coherent attempt of definition of a conceptual framework of the airport business as a whole.

Building upon the important experience acquired with the development of the International Space Station, the major spacefaring countries are working within the International Space Exploration Coordination Group (ISECG) at the definition of a coordinated framework for expanding the human presence beyond the Low Earth Orbit, the Global Exploration Roadmap GERR).

Our contribution in this paper consists in the definition of a mapping framework for coordination models in crisis response.

Section 3 describes the main issues related to the definition of a FGAC framework for document-oriented datastores.

Particularly noteworthy this past year was definition of a specific framework and process for evaluating the performance of the Social Innovation Fund itself over the next five years relative to the expectations of Congress and the Administration.