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Monitored data

ACM SIGMIS Database: the DATABASE for Advances in Information Systems, 1978
Business data processing, for many reasons and in spite of the technique's being weak, has not used for data control the call capability available in many programming languages. COBOL has a CALL verb with a USING option, for example, yet it enjoys little use.
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Data Monitoring Committees and Interim Monitoring Guidelines

Controlled Clinical Trials, 1999
Most large randomized clinical trials have a data monitoring committee that periodically examines efficacy and safety results. A typical data monitoring committee meets every 6 months, but the interim monitoring guidelines for many trials specify formal analyses that are years apart.
B, Freidlin, E L, Korn, S L, George
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From Data Monitoring to Performance Monitoring

Intelligent Energy Conference and Exhibition, 2008
Abstract The availability of accurate performance information throughout the production system is fundamental to optimization of the economic potential of the reservoir. Without this understanding, a company's field development and operational decisions may not permit the maximization of economic value and may undermine the accuracy of ...
Michael Stundner   +2 more
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Data Provenance in Environmental Monitoring

2016 IEEE 13th International Conference on Mobile Ad Hoc and Sensor Systems (MASS), 2016
Long-term research and environmental monitoring are essential for the improved management of ecosystems and natural resources. However, to reuse this data for new experiments, decision-making processes, and integrate these data with other long-term initiatives, scientists need more information related to data creation and its evolution, intellectual ...
Daniel Lins da Silva   +2 more
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Monitoring Events that Carry Data

2018
Very early runtime verification systems focused on monitoring what we can refer to as propositional events: just names of events. For this, finite state machines, standard regular expressions, or propositional temporal logics were sufficient formalisms for expressing properties.
Klaus Havelund   +3 more
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Grid Monitoring and Data Visualization

2004
Grid technology opens the way to build collaborative environments that enable distributed multi-organizational teams to jointly use computing resources. Thus automatic resources/services discovery should be lauched with the dynamicity of grid elements. Hardware and software failure can be found and solved in time by monitoring.
Yi Chi, Shoubao Yang, Zheng Feng
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Adaptive monitoring of multimodal data

Computers & Industrial Engineering, 2018
Abstract Multimodal process data that include several subpopulations appear frequently in many complex applications due to process heterogeneity. Different from the most existing control charts that are only applicable to unimodal data, a new adaptive monitoring method is proposed in this paper for multimodal data from heterogeneous processes ...
Kai Wang 0046, Jian Li 0023, Fugee Tsung
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Legitimate data in remote monitoring

2009 Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society, 2009
An approach for ensuring legitimate data transfers of an individual within a remote healthcare solution. Biometric traits and networking are discussed for clarification of the approach. In this approach, a biometric solution is identified as a fingerprint scanner for use in a personal area network of the patient's home.
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Monitoring Leaked Confidential Data

2019 10th IFIP International Conference on New Technologies, Mobility and Security (NTMS), 2019
During the first half of 2018 over than 945 data breaches resulted in 4.5 Billion data records been compromised worldwide. Data leak is one of the biggest security issues targeting the industrial and governmental sectors. The data loss hemorrhage is too important and uncontrollable that companies and institutions need to react very quickly to reduce ...
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No conflict of interest in data monitoring

Science, 2018
The News Feature “Hidden conflicts?” (C. Piller, 6 July, p. [16][1]) alleges that after serving as a member of a Food and Drug Administration (FDA) advisory panel for a nominal per diem payment, I later received inappropriate payments from the manufacturer (AstraZeneca) for serving on and chairing data monitoring committees (DMCs) overseeing ...
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