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Structural health monitoring aims to detect damages in man-made engineering structures by monitoring changes in their vibration response.

The high frequency monitoring aims to the identification of alternative fishing tactics during short-term periods the fisherman take advantage of the feeding, reproductive behavior and market demands.

Structural health monitoring aims to provide quantitative and reliable data on the real conditions of a bridge, observe its evolution and detect the appearance of degradations.

In the present study, the high-frequency monitoring aims to reduce the uncertainty raised by the temporal heterogeneity of the Greek small-scale fishing activity (Tzanatos et al. 2005) to highlight decisions made by the fisherman in medium time scale.

Microenvironment monitoring aims to address some of the exposure assessment challenges [ 33], but its suitability has been hampered by high costs related to data collection especially when dealing with a large cohort [ 34].

Structural health monitoring aims to reduce life-cycle costs as well as design constraints of composites due to unforeseen events like impacts with objects.

Process monitoring, aiming to ensure that the operations satisfy the performance specifications and indicating anomalies, becomes a major challenge in practice.

The WFD mandates three monitoring programmes: Surveillance monitoring aimed to supplement and validate an impact analysis, support efficient and effective design of future monitoring programmes and assess long-term changes in natural conditions and changes resulting from anthropogenic activity.

Investigative monitoring aimed to determine reasons for exceedances or predicted failure to achieve environmental objectives if the reasons are not already known and to determine the magnitude and impacts of accidental pollution.

Operational monitoring aimed to establish the status of water bodies identified as being at risk of failing to meet the WFD environmental objectives and assess any changes in the status resulting from the programme of measures.

A novel model-based principal component analysis (PCA) method is proposed in this paper for wide-area power system monitoring, aiming to tackle one of the critical drawbacks of the conventional PCA, i.e. the incapability to handle non-Gaussian distributed variables.