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  13th IEEE International Conference on Requirements Engineering (RE 2005), 29 August - 2 September 2005, Paris, France. IEEE Computer Society 2005, ISBN 0-7695-2425-7

Cover

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  Title Page.
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  Copyright.

Introduction

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  Message from the Chairs.
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  Conference Committee.
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  RE 2006.

Keynotes

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  Daniel Jackson:
  Dependable Software: An Oxymoron&. 3
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  Jean-Pierre Corniou:
  The Role of Information Systems within Corporate Strategy and Management Policies: New Challenges. 4
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  Suzanne Robertson:
  Exemplars for Better Requirements - Tales from the Trenches. 5

Paper Session: Personalized Software

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  Sotirios Liaskos, Alexei Lapouchnian, Yiqiao Wang, Yijun Yu, Steve M. Easterbrook:
  Configuring Common Personal Software: a Requirements-Driven Approach. 9-18
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  Alistair G. Sutcliffe, Stephen Fickas, McKay Moore Sohlberg:
  Personal and Contextual Requirements Engineering. 19-30

Paper Session: Product Lines

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  Kun Chen, Wei Zhang, Haiyan Zhao, Hong Mei:
  An Approach to Constructing Feature Models Based on Requirements Clustering. 31-40
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  Stan Bühne, Kim Lauenroth, Klaus Pohl:
  Modelling Requirements Variability across Product Lines. 41-52

Paper Session: Aligning Requirements with Business Goals

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  Bas van der Raadt, Jaap Gordijn, Eric S. K. Yu:
  Exploring Web Services from a Business Value Perspective. 53-62
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  Maya Daneva, Roel J. Wieringa:
  Requirements Engineering for Cross-organizational ERP Implementation: Undocumented Assumptions and Potential Mismatches. 63-74

Paper Session: Elicitation

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  Sari Kujala, Marjo Kauppinen, Laura Lehtola, Tero Kojo:
  The Role of User Involvement in Requirements Quality and Project Success. 75-84
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  Mikio Aoyama:
  Persona-and-Scenario Based Requirements Engineering for Software Embedded in Digital Consumer Products. 85-94
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  Tira Cohene, Steve M. Easterbrook:
  Contextual Risk Analysis for Interview Design. 95-104
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  Neil A. M. Maiden, Suzanne Robertson:
  Integrating Creativity into Requirements Processes: Experiences with an Air Traffic Management System. 105-116

Paper Session: Requirements Management

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  Christof Ebert:
  Requirements BEFORE the Requirements: Understanding the Upstream Impact. 117-124
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  Anne Etien, Camille Salinesi:
  Managing Requirements in a Co-evolution Context. 125-134
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  Jane Cleland-Huang, Raffaella Settimi, Chuan Duan, Xuchang Zou:
  Utilizing Supporting Evidence to Improve Dynamic Requirements Traceability. 135-144
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  Stephen Fickas, William N. Robinson, McKay Moore Sohlberg:
  The Role of Deferred Requirements in a Longitudinal Study of Emailing. 145-156

Paper Session: Policy-Oriented Requirements

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  Robert Crook, Darrel C. Ince, Bashar Nuseibeh:
  On Modelling Access Policies: Relating Roles to their Organisational Context. 157-166
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  Paolo Giorgini, Fabio Massacci, John Mylopoulos, Nicola Zannone:
  Modeling Security Requirements Through Ownership, Permission and Delegation. 167-176
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  Travis D. Breaux, Annie I. Antón:
  Analyzing Goal Semantics for Rights, Permissions, and Obligations. 177-188

Paper Session: Modelling

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  Davor Svetinovic, Daniel M. Berry, Michael W. Godfrey:
  Concept Identification in Object-Oriented Domain Analysis: Why Some Students Just Don't Get It. 189-198
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  Steve M. Easterbrook, Eric S. K. Yu, Jorge Aranda, Yuntian Fan, Jennifer Horkoff, Marcel Leica, Rifat Abdul Qadir:
  Do Viewpoints Lead to Better Conceptual Models? An Exploratory Case Study. 199-208
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  Isabel Díaz, Oscar Pastor, Alfredo Matteo:
  Modeling Interactions using Role-Driven Patterns. 209-220

Paper Session: Domain-Specific Requirements Engineering

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  Vito Perrone, Davide Bolchini, Andrea Rastellini, Luigi Dragone:
  Shaping Requirements for Institutional Web Applications: Experience from an Industrial Project. 221-230
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  Michael C. Robinson, Sara E. Wallace, David C. Woodward:
  Risk Mitigation of Design Requirements Using a Probabilistic Analysis. 231-239
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  David Callele, Eric Neufeld, Kevin A. Schneider:
  Requirements Engineering and the Creative Process in the Video Game Industry. 240-252

Paper Session: Requirements Analysis

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  Kimberly S. Wasson, Kendra N. Schmid, Robyn R. Lutz, John C. Knight:
  Using Occurrence Properties of Defect Report Data to Improve Requirements. 253-262
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  Robyn R. Lutz, Stacy Nelson, Ann Patterson-Hine, Chad R. Frost, Doron Tal:
  Identifying Contingency Requirements Using Obstacle Analysis. 263-272
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  Wei Zhang, Hong Mei, Haiyan Zhao:
  A Feature-Oriented Approach to Modeling Requirements Dependencies. 273-284

Paper Session: Prioritizing and Merging Requirements

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  Ana Moreira, Awais Rashid, João Araújo:
  Multi-Dimensional Separation of Concerns in Requirements Engineering. 285-296
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  Paolo Avesani, Cinzia Bazzanella, Anna Perini, Angelo Susi:
  Facing Scalability Issues in Requirements Prioritization with Machine Learning Techniques. 297-306
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  Mehrdad Sabetzadeh, Steve M. Easterbrook:
  An Algebraic Framework for Merging Incomplete and Inconsistent Views. 306-318

Paper Session: Constrained Natural-Language Notations

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  Tatsuya Toyama, Atsushi Ohnishi:
  Rule-based Verification of Scenarios with Pre-conditions and Post-conditions. 319-328
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  Sascha Konrad, Betty H. C. Cheng:
  Facilitating the Construction of Specification Pattern-based Properties. 329-338
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  Stephen Boyd, Didar Zowghi, Alia Farroukh:
  Measuring the Expressiveness of a Constrained Natural Language: An Empirical Study. 339-352

Paper Session: Goals and Non-Functional Requirements

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  Gil Regev, Alain Wegmann:
  Where do Goals Come from: the Underlying Principles of Goal-Oriented Requirements Engineering. 353-362
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  Yijun Yu, Yiqiao Wang, John Mylopoulos, Sotirios Liaskos, Alexei Lapouchnian, Julio César Sampaio do Prado Leite:
  Reverse Engineering Goal Models from Legacy Code. 363-372
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  Jörg Dörr, Daniel Kerkow, Tom Koenig, Thomas Olsson, Takeshi Suzuki:
  Non-Functional Requirements in Industry - Three Case Studies Adopting an Experience-based NFR Method. 373-384

Practitioner Track: Quality Improvement

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  Paul Arkley, Steve Riddle:
  Overcoming the Traceability Benefit Problem. 385-389
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  Antonio Bucchiarone, Stefania Gnesi, Pierluigi Pierini:
  Quality Analysis of NL Requirements: An Industrial Case Study. 390-394
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  Tomoyuki Arao, Eiji Goto, Tomoko Nagata:
  "Business Process" Oriented Requirements Engineering Process. 395-402

Practitioner Track: Invited Talks on Industry Experience

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  Erik Simmons:
  The Usage Model: A Structure for Richly Describing Product Usage during Design and Development. 403-410

Practitioner Track: Processes and Models

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  Ian F. Alexander, Suzanne Robertson, Neil A. M. Maiden:
  What Influences the Requirements Process in Industry? A Report on Industrial Practice. 411-415
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  Xiping Song, Gilberto Matos, Beatrice Hwong, Arnold Rudorfer, Christopher Nelson:
  S-RaP: A Concurrent Prototyping Process for Refining Workflow-Oriented Requirements. 416-420
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  Helge Grenager Solheim, Frank M. Lillehagen, Sobah Abbas Petersen, Håvard D. Jørgensen, Maria Anastasiou:
  Model-Driven Visual Requirements Engineering. 421-428

Practitioner Track: Case Studies and Lessons Learned

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  Sarah Nesland:
  Initial Lessons Learned from the Definition and Implementation of a Platform Requirements Engineering Process at Intel Corporation. 429-433
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  Nicole C. Jordan, Joseph H. Saleh, Dava J. Newman:
  The Extravehicular Mobility Unit: Case Study in Requirements Evolution. 434-438
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  Laura Lehtola, Marjo Kauppinen, Sari Kujala:
  Linking the Business View to Requirements Engineering: Long-Term Product Planning by Roadmapping. 439-446

Panels

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  Daniel M. Berry, Daniela E. Damian, Anthony Finkelstein, Donald C. Gause, Robert Hall, Alan Wassyng:
  To do or not to do: If the requirements engineering payoff is so good, why aren't more companies doing it? 447
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  Gauthier Fanmuy, Frederique Populus, Jean Rene, Jeremy Dick, Sjaak Brinkkemper, Matthias Weber, Philippe Baron:
  Are Requirements Engineering best practices the same for all industries?. 448

Research Demonstrations

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  Paolo Giorgini, Fabio Massacci, John Mylopoulos, Nicola Zannone:
  ST-Tool: A CASE Tool for Security Requirements Engineering. 451-452
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  Mehrdad Sabetzadeh, Steve M. Easterbrook:
  iVuBlender: A Tool for Merging Incomplete and Inconsistent Views. 453-454
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  Gemma Grau, Xavier Franch, Neil A. M. Maiden:
  REDEPEND-REACT: an Architecture Analysis Tool. 455-456
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  Carme Quer, Xavier Franch, Xavier Lopez-Pelegrin:
  DesCOTS-EV: A Tool for the Evaluation of COTS Components. 457-460

Poster Presentations

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  Laure-Helene Jean-Baptiste, Camille Salinesi, Gauthier Fanmuy:
  Sharing Methodological Knowledge with REGAL: "Requirements Engineering Guide for All". 461-462
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  Luiz Marcio Cysneiros, Vera Werneck, Andre Kushniruk:
  Reusable Knowledge for Satisficing Usability Requirements. 463-464
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  Stéphane S. Somé:
  Use Cases based Requirements Validation with Scenarios. 465-466
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  Jameleddine Hassine, Juergen Rilling, Rachida Dssouli:
  An ASM Operational Semantics for Use Case Maps. 467-468
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  Margot Bittner, Ali Botorabi, Alexander Poth, Mark-Oliver Reiser, Matthias Weber:
  Managing Variability and Reuse of Features and Requirements for Large and Complex Organizational Structures. 469-470
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  Andriy V. Miranskyy, Nazim H. Madhavji, Matthew Davison, Mark Reesor:
  Modelling Assumptions and Requirements in the Context of Project Risk. 471-472
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  Marinos G. Georgiades, Andreas S. Andreou, Constantinos S. Pattichis:
  A Requirements Engineering Methodology Based On Natural Language Syntax and Semantics. 473-474
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  Ruzanna Chitchyan, Ian Sommerville, Awais Rashid:
  CoCA: A Composition-Centric Approach to Requirements Engineering. 475-476
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  Ana Ivanovic, Aga Matysiak, Klaas Sikkel, Roel J. Wieringa:
  Eliciting User Requirements for Ambient Intelligent Systems: A Case Study. 477-478
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  K. Li, R. J. Pooley:
  Computer-Assisted and Customer-Oriented Requirements Elicitation. 479-480
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  James Chisan, Daniela E. Damian:
  Exploring the role of requirements engineering in improving risk management. 481-482
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  Raimundas Matulevicius:
  Prototype of the Evaluation Framework for Functional Requirements of RE-tools. 483-484
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  Taichi Nakamura:
  Analysis of Project Management Reports of 49 System Integration Projects. 485-486
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  Américo Sampaio, Awais Rashid, Paul Rayson:
  Early-AIM: An Approach for Identifying Aspects in Requirements. 487-488
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  Lars Hagge, Kathrin Lappe, Tobias Schmidt:
  REPARE: The Requirements Engineering Patterns Repository. 489-490
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  Constanze Pott, Joost le Feber:
  Using Cognitive Modeling for Requirements Engineering in Anesthesiology. 491-492
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  Takashi Fuji:
  Finding Competitive Advantage in Requirements Analysis Education. 493-494

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