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The primary objective of this work is the development of a methodological framework to enable the integration of human and organisational factors (HOFs) as quantitative metrics within prognostics maintenance models.

The results inform the development of a methodological cultural resource as well as set of 7 design guidelines to understand the effect of designing interventions for sustainable behaviour in different cultural contexts.

This study focuses on the development of a methodological framework for the design of a five-echelon hydrogen supply chain (HSC) (energy source, production, storage, transportation and fuelling station) considering the geographic level of implementation.

Thus, the objective of this study is the development of a methodological framework that incorporates the spatial variable to improve the design of forest pp ad hoc to each territory.

The purpose is twofold: Firstly, to contribute to the development of a methodological framework for assessing the military utility of spectral design, and secondly to assess the threat from advances in LWIR sensors and their use in surface-to-air-missile systems.

The main difficulty met in the development of a generalized methodological framework for standardizing biomonitoring surveys is to reconcile a theoretical approach with an operational approach: in any set-up the survey strategy should ensure that the measured values represent the status of the environment.

The focus of the present paper is on the development of a participatory methodological framework, based on the future workshop participatory approach and participatory evaluation tools for planning the integrated development of a specific region, the Region of Sterea Ellada Greece.

Further research should focus on development of an appropriate methodological approach to deal with this issue.

Moreover, this new tool should allow the development of a powerful noninvasive methodological approach to tackle emerging medical questions such as, prenatal paternity tests, organ transplant monitoring, and prenatal disease diagnosis.

Thus, imprecise objectives might cause misunderstandings between different actors later on in the HIT development process or problems of a methodological nature in the analysis phase.