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Proceedings of the 17th International Requirements Engineering Conference
RE, 2009.

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@proceedings{RE-2009,
	address       = "Atlanta, Georgia, USA",
	ee            = "http://www.computer.org/csdl/proceedings/re/2009/3761/00/index.html",
	isbn          = "978-0-7695-3761-0",
	publisher     = "{IEEE Computer Society}",
	title         = "{Proceedings of the 17th International Requirements Engineering Conference}",
	year          = 2009,
}

Contents (52 items)

RE-2009-MillerFM #architecture #requirements: Characteristics of New Requirements in the Presence or Absence of an Existing System Architecture (JAM, RF, NHM), pp. 5–14.
RE-2009-DecreusSP #challenge #modelling #process: Practical Challenges for Methods Transforming i* Goal Models into Business Process Models (KD, MS, GP), pp. 15–23.
RE-2009-AlspaughAS #requirements: Intellectual Property Rights Requirements for Heterogeneously-Licensed Systems (TAA, HUA, WS), pp. 24–33.
RE-2009-Castro-HerreraCM #elicitation #online #recommendation #requirements: Enhancing Stakeholder Profiles to Improve Recommendations in Online Requirements Elicitation (CCH, JCH, BM), pp. 37–46.
RE-2009-GrossD #diagrams #process #requirements #uml: EPC vs. UML Activity Diagram — Two Experiments Examining their Usefulness for Requirements Engineering (AG, JD), pp. 47–56.
RE-2009-JuretaMF #analysis #multi #requirements #validation: Analysis of Multi-Party Agreement in Requirements Validation (IJ, JM, SF), pp. 57–66.
RE-2009-GhezziT #non-functional #reasoning #requirements: Reasoning on Non-Functional Requirements for Integrated Services (CG, GT), pp. 69–78.
RE-2009-WhittleSBCB #adaptation #named #nondeterminism #self #specification: RELAX: Incorporating Uncertainty into the Specification of Self-Adaptive Systems (JW, PS, NB, BHCC, JMB), pp. 79–88.
RE-2009-WnukRK #comprehension #industrial #scalability #visualisation #what: What Happened to Our Features? Visualization and Understanding of Scope Change Dynamics in a Large-Scale Industrial Setting (KW, BR, LK), pp. 89–98.
RE-2009-MaxwellA #modelling #requirements: Developing Production Rule Models to Aid in Acquiring Requirements from Legal Texts (JCM, AIA), pp. 101–110.
RE-2009-Hall #forensics #verification: Forensic System Verification (RJH), pp. 111–120.
RE-2009-WangZZJM #approach #case study #feature model #modelling: A Use Case Based Approach to Feature Models’ Construction (BW, WZ, HZ, ZJ, HM), pp. 121–130.
RE-2009-GhanavatiAP #analysis #evaluation: Compliance Analysis Based on a Goal-oriented Requirement Language Evaluation Methodology (SG, DA, LP), pp. 133–142.
RE-2009-MaderGP #matter #motivation #traceability: Motivation Matters in the Traceability Trenches (PM, OG, IP), pp. 143–148.
RE-2009-HolbrookHD #assessment #automation #requirements #towards: Toward Automating Requirements Satisfaction Assessment (EAH, JHH, AD), pp. 149–158.
RE-2009-EspanaCGP #empirical #functional #requirements #specification: Evaluating the Completeness and Granularity of Functional Requirements Specifications: A Controlled Experiment (SE, NCF, AG, OP), pp. 161–170.
RE-2009-MoodyHM #effectiveness #evaluation #requirements #syntax #visual notation: Improving the Effectiveness of Visual Representations in Requirements Engineering: An Evaluation of i* Visual Syntax (DLM, PH, RM), pp. 171–180.
RE-2009-EsmaeilsabzaliDAN #modelling #semantics: Semantic Criteria for Choosing a Language for Big-Step Models (SE, NAD, JMA, JN), pp. 181–190.
RE-2009-LieglSZHWABKMMW #process #requirements: [vem: xi: ] — A Methodology for Process Based Requirements Engineering (PL, RS, MZ, CH, HW, MA, MB, BK, MM, RM, MW), pp. 193–202.
RE-2009-MussbacherWA #aspect-oriented #detection #interactive #semantics: Semantic-Based Interaction Detection in Aspect-Oriented Scenarios (GM, JW, DA), pp. 203–212.
RE-2009-Weber-JahnkeO #fault #natural language #requirements: Finding Defects in Natural Language Confidentiality Requirements (JHWJ, AO), pp. 213–222.
RE-2009-Breaux #approach #requirements: Exercising Due Diligence in Legal Requirements Acquisition: A Tool-supported, Frame-Based Approach (TDB), pp. 225–230.
RE-2009-RegevHGW #modelling #perspective #requirements: Modeling Service-Level Requirements: A Constancy Perspective (GR, OH, DCG, AW), pp. 231–236.
RE-2009-OmoronyiaSRFW #case study #developer #navigation #source code #traceability: Use Case to Source Code Traceability: The Developer Navigation View Point (IO, GS, MR, JDF, MW), pp. 237–242.
RE-2009-ElahiY #analysis #requirements #security #trade-off #trust: Trust Trade-off Analysis for Security Requirements Engineering (GE, ESKY), pp. 243–248.
RE-2009-MonteiroER #requirements #specification: Improving the Exchange of Requirements and Specifications between Business Partners (MRM, CE, MR), pp. 253–260.
RE-2009-LiuZPMSXB #comprehension #requirements: Understanding Chinese Characteristics of Requirements Engineering (LL, HZ, FP, WM, YS, JX, TB), pp. 261–266.
RE-2009-AdamDEG #requirements #using: Using Task-oriented Requirements Engineering in Different Domains (SA, JD, ME, AG), pp. 267–272.
RE-2009-KauppinenSLKTD #development: From Feature Development to Customer Value Creation (MK, JS, LL, MK, HT, AMD), pp. 275–280.
RE-2009-KabbedijkBJV #development #lessons learnt #requirements: Customer Involvement in Requirements Management: Lessons from Mass Market Software Development (JK, SB, SJ, BvdV), pp. 281–286.
RE-2009-CarvalloF #component #on the #process #requirements #using: On the Use of Requirements for Driving Call-for-Tender Processes for Procuring Coarse-grained OTS Components (JPC, XF), pp. 287–292.
RE-2009-PostSMGK #functional #requirements #verification: Linking Functional Requirements and Software Verification (HP, CS, FM, TG, TK), pp. 295–302.
RE-2009-HeiskariKRM #requirements #usability: Bridging the Gap Between Usability and Requirements Engineering (JH, MK, MR, TM), pp. 303–308.
RE-2009-WidyaBBSSVJH #elicitation #requirements: Requirements Elicitation in a Telemedicine Pain-treatment Trial (IW, RB, BJvB, LS, LS, RHiV, VJ, HJH), pp. 309–314.
RE-2009-MavinWHN #approach #requirements #syntax: Easy Approach to Requirements Syntax (EARS) (AM, PW, AH, MN), pp. 317–322.
RE-2009-NissenSJRDHR #development #domain model #evolution #modelling #requirements: Evolution in Domain Model-Based Requirements Engineering for Control Systems Development (HWN, DS, MJ, TR, PD, FJH, MR), pp. 323–328.
RE-2009-WaldmannJ #feature model #perspective #requirements #reuse: Feature-oriented Requirements Satisfy Needs for Reuse and Systems View (BW, PJ), pp. 329–334.
RE-2009-SongHR #case study #experience #framework #platform: Experiences in Developing Quantifiable NFRs for the Service-Oriented Software Platform (XS, BH, JR), pp. 337–342.
RE-2009-TunJLNY #problem #using: Are Your Lights Off? Using Problem Frames to Diagnose System Failures (TTT, MJ, RCL, BN, YY), pp. 343–348.
RE-2009-KonradD #industrial #lessons learnt #modelling #using: Lessons Learned from the Use of Artifact Models in Industrial Projects (SK, HD), pp. 349–354.
RE-2009-Zowghi #challenge #education #requirements: Requirements Engineering Education and Training: Key Challenges and Practical Solutions (DZ), p. 358.
RE-2009-WieringaHR #evaluation #how: How to Write and Read a Scientific Evaluation Paper (RW, HH, BR), pp. 361–364.
RE-2009-GotelM #how #requirements: How to Select a Requirements Management Tool: Initial Steps (OG, PM), pp. 365–367.
RE-2009-Lamsweerde #modelling #multi #requirements: Building Multi-View System Models for Requirements Engineering (AvL), pp. 368–369.
RE-2009-CalleleNS #prototype #requirements: Augmenting Emotional Requirements with Emotion Markers and Emotion Prototypes (DC, EN, KS), pp. 373–374.
RE-2009-SalinesiDDMR #constraints #finite #modelling #product line #programming: Exploiting the Versatility of Constraint Programming over Finite Domains to Integrate Product Line Models (CS, DD, OD, RM, CR), pp. 375–376.
RE-2009-LongLYJ #approach #evaluation #requirements #security: AVT Vector: A Quantitative Security Requirements Evaluation Approach Based on Assets, Vulnerabilities and Trustworthiness of Environment (TL, LL, YY, ZJ), pp. 377–378.
RE-2009-FailyF #requirements #risk management: Context-Sensitive Requirements and Risk Management with IRIS (SF, IF), pp. 379–380.
RE-2009-ClassenHH #analysis #feature model #workflow: Analysis of Feature Configuration Workflows (AC, AH, PH), pp. 381–382.
RE-2009-MussbacherGA #analysis #modelling: Modeling and Analysis of URN Goals and Scenarios with jUCMNav (GM, SG, DA), pp. 383–384.
RE-2009-SalinesiRDM #classification #fault #feature model #modelling #product line #towards #verification: Looking for Product Line Feature Models Defects: Towards a Systematic Classification of Verification Criteria (CS, CR, DD, RM), pp. 385–386.
RE-2009-KnaussSS #heuristic #learning #requirements: Learning to Write Better Requirements through Heuristic Critiques (EK, KS, KS), pp. 387–388.

Proceedings of the 17th International Requirements Engineering ConferenceRE, 2009.

Contents (52 items)

Proceedings of the 17th International Requirements Engineering Conference
RE, 2009.