The public’s request to be informed, consulted and finally to participate in the decisionmaking process is one of the most significant features of modern times. Although this demand can only really be satisfied in democratic countries where appropriate procedures exist, it has been extended to even more numerous and varied fields, whether at local, national or international level: the principle...

The oil-and-gas industry is known to be part of the most safety-critical domains. Safety culture has prompted such companies implement new systems support decision-making. In this paper, we explore use digital twins situation awareness as a crucial real-time decisionmaking processes. Therefore, paper presents requirements for development an eight components twin. Human-centered approach contrib...

Many decisions in organizations are made, or at least prepared, by multiple cooperating decision makers. A distributed DSS architecture is presented that connects multiple individual DSS to a group DSS. The group decisionmaking process is supported by contentoriented methods based on extensions of multiple criteria decision making methods, as well as by process-oriented techniques using a compu...

We describe a process for automatically detecting decision-making sub-dialogues in transcripts of multi-party, human-human meetings. Extending our previous work on action item identification, we propose a structured approach that takes into account the different roles utterances play in the decisionmaking process. We show that this structured approach outperforms the accuracy achieved by existi...

Cleaner and greener technologies for process and product selection and design have gained popularity in recent years. Life cycle assessment (LCA) is a systematic approach that enables selection of cleaner and greener products and processes. Recently, significant progress has been made for the use of LCA for product/process evaluation and selection, however, its use in process design and environ...