What is Monitoring

Is the process of collecting information about the current status of grid resources. Learn more in: Wireless Grids: Recent Advances in Resource and Job Management

A continuous review of a review of a process from time to time. Learn more in: IoT Security Issues, Challenges, Threats, and Solutions in Healthcare Applications

The assessment of chemical pollution by measuring the chemicals (metals, organics compounds) in a biological sample. Learn more in: Moss Biomonitoring in Former Sovet Union Countries: A Review

This term refers to continuous tracking of performance of an intervention, in the context of this chapter, ongoing tracking of delivery of government services. Learn more in: Monitoring and Evaluation Leadership Through Technology: The South African Public-Sector Perspective

Monitoring refers to the periodic calculation of the parameters of forest fire danger with a portion of information available in real time. Learn more in: Mathematical Modeling of Forest Fuel Ignition by the Heated Up to High Temperatures Particle

The second step in Five Practices (Smith, et al., 2008 AU11: The in-text citation "Smith, et al., 2008" is not in the reference list. Please correct the citation, add the reference to the list, or delete the citation. ), monitoring is a practice where teachers observe students’ thinking and solutions as they are solving rich math tasks . Learn more in: Supporting Preservice Elementary Teachers in Planning for Mathematical Discussions

The process of collecting information regarding the current status of shared resources. Learn more in: GR-OLAP: Online Analytical Processing of Grid Monitoring Information

It is the systematic process of collecting and analyzing information to track an issue’s progress toward reaching its objectives. It usually focuses on processes (when/where activities occur, who delivers them, etc.). Learn more in: Sustainable Tourism: How Is This Issue Effectively Approached?

Monitoring refers to the periodic calculation of the parameters of forest fire danger with a portion of information available in real time. Learn more in: Forest Fire Probability Prediction Taking Into Account Anthropogenic Load, Lightning Activity, and Weather Conditions

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Monitoring refers to the periodic calculation of the parameters of forest fire danger with a portion of information available in real time. Learn more in: Predicting Forest Fire Numbers Using Deterministic-Probabilistic Approach

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Continuous process of object parameters control and registration in comparison with specified criterions. Learn more in: The Usage of GIS in Realizing Engineering Education Quality

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Monitoring is the act of keeping something under systematic review by observing and checking the progress or quality of that thing over a while. Learn more in: Deep Learning Applications in Agriculture: The Role of Deep Learning in Smart Agriculture

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Surveillance. Learn more in: Self-Assessments in Contemporary Adult E-Learning

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An ongoing process to verify an event; an official ongoing process to verify phytosanitary situations, e.g., monitoring survey. Learn more in: Surveillance for Early Detection of High-Consequence Pests and Pathogens

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An act of observing something to regulate and control processes in observed system. Learn more in: Decision-Making Support on Energy Management in District Heating

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The systematic collection of information to provide indications on how a programme or service is performing. Learn more in: Indicators and Measures of E-Government

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Monitoring refers to the periodic calculation of the parameters of forest fire danger with a portion of information available in real time. Learn more in: Three-Dimensional Mathematical Models to Simulate Deciduous Tree Ignition

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An oversight by the local and federal education agency to evaluate special education programs. Learn more in: Respecting Federal, State, and Local Approaches to IDEA and Service Delivery Models

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Using a monitor or measuring device to be aware of the state of a system (in this work, the traffic). Learn more in: Studying Individualized Transit Indicators Using a New Low-Cost Information System

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A continuous function that uses the systematic collection of data with reference to the specified indicators to provide management and the main stakeholders interested in an ongoing intervention, indications of the extent to which the objectives are met and the use of the allocated funds. Learn more in: Planning, Budgeting, and Green Controlling: The Budgetary Process of an Economic Entity

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Observation of the response of a structure under the environmental actions by means of acceleration transducers and/or displacement transducers. Learn more in: Agrigento Cathedral: Experimental Campaign and Study of Damage Evolution Addressed to the Assessment of the Collapse Risk

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Monitoring refers to the periodic calculation of the parameters of forest fire danger with a portion of information available in real time. Learn more in: One-Dimensional Mathematical Models to Simulate Deciduous Tree Ignition

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Monitoring is the assessment of internal control performance over time; it is accomplished by both ongoing monitoring activities and periodic evaluations (i.e., self-assessments, peer reviews, internal audits, etc.). Learn more in: Management of Strategic Knowledge and Technology in Government Agencies for Public Value

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Local/Global collect of resources state management information at run time Learn more in: Mission-Aware Adaptive Communication for Collaborative Mobile Entities

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Monitoring refers to the periodic calculation of the parameters of forest fire danger with a portion of information available in real time. Learn more in: M-Components Mathematical Modeling for Coniferous Tree Ignition

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Regular observation and recording of activities taking place in a system. Learn more in: Nutritional Monitoring and Advising Information System for Healthcare Support

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At any time and without prior notice, is a process by which management reports on all the sites users visited. Routine logs of websites visited, files downloaded and time spent and reports forwarded to relevant user’s department. Learn more in: Developing an Internet and Intranet Usage Policy for a Metropolitan Municipality in South Africa

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Observation for the process in time with using measurement and processing methods in order to two and multi-alternative classification of the technical condition. Learn more in: Intelligence-Based Operation of Aviation Radioelectronic Equipment

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A term used in the health context to mean the gathering of physical and/or physiological information about the user over time. Learn more in: Unobtrusive Wearable Technology for Health Monitoring

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Actively check the performance of a venture capital-backed investment. Learn more in: Firm Growth: Access to Venture Capital Finance

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Monitoring refers to the periodic calculation of the parameters of forest fire danger with a portion of information available in real time. Learn more in: Two-Dimensional Mathematical Models to Simulate Deciduous Tree Ignition

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Periodically tracking developments over an extended period in standardized way. Learn more in: Integra(-te): Project Based on Integrative Science, Entrepreneurial, and Multiculticultural Activities

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Monitoring refers to the periodic calculation of the parameters of forest fire danger with a portion of information available in real time. Learn more in: Mathematical Simulation of Anthropogenic Load on Forested Territories

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The process of checking the progress of an activity as it is going, in order to address or provide remedies for any anomalies. Learn more in: Arrangements for Online Engagements of Distance Learners in the Wake of the COVID-19 Pandemic

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The collection of information for the purpose of assessment of the progress and success of a land use (or fishery management) plan. Monitoring is used for the purpose of enforcement and of revising the original plan, or to gather information for future planning. Learn more in: Surveillance Design After Initial Detection

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An ongoing mechanism (feedback and learning) which allows an implementation of strategic learning. Learn more in: Applying Balanced Scorecard in Non-Government Organizations

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Supervising activities in progress to ensure they are on-course and on-schedule in meeting the objectives and performance targets. Learn more in: 55000 Implementation Proposal Integrated With a Risk Management System for a Water Utility Case

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Action of identifying the creation of new content that can take the form of text, audio, video, images or any other kind of user generated content that can be posted or upload in any social media. The ultimate goal of this task is to identify what is being said about a company, competitor, product or brand. Learn more in: A Review of Tools for Overcoming the Challenge of Monitoring of Social Media

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Using devices to count the quantity or volume of visitors to a specific area. Learn more in: Alternative Tourism Strategies to Enhance Local Sustainable Tourism Development: The ALTER-ECO Project in Gandia (Spain)

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Monitoring of HIS means the observation as to whether the directives and objectives defined in the strategic information management plan will be achieved, and whether the HIS is able to fulfill the required tasks. Therefore the IM must be able at any time to assess the state of the HIS using quality criteria which can be derived from the objectives. The tasks of monitoring may be linked to strategic level (monitoring of the achievement of strategic information management plan), tactical level (monitoring of projects), and operational level (operational monitoring, that is, verifying proper working and effectiveness of all HIS components). Learn more in: Monitoring and Controlling of Healthcare Information Systems (HIS)

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A parental mediation technique where parents view adolescents’ activity (e.g., internet history, text messages) on interactive technology with or without the adolescents’ knowledge. Learn more in: Parental Mediation of Adolescent Technology Use

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