Proceedings of the 19th International Requirements Engineering Conference
RE-2011, 2011.

@proceedings{RE-2011,
	address       = "Trento, Italy",
	ee            = "http://www.computer.org/csdl/proceedings/re/2011/0921/00/index.html",
	isbn          = "978-1-4577-0921-0",
	publisher     = "{IEEE Computer Society}",
	title         = "{Proceedings of the 19th International Requirements Engineering Conference}",
	year          = 2011,
}

Contents (49 items)

26 ×#requirements
6 ×#named
5 ×#analysis
4 ×#development
4 ×#evolution
4 ×#modelling
3 ×#case study
3 ×#problem
3 ×#traceability
2 ×#automation

RE-2011-SampathAR #evolution #specification

Evolving specifications formally (PS, SA, SR), pp. 5–14.

RE-2011-ErnstBJ #evolution #incremental #requirements

Finding incremental solutions for evolving requirements (NAE, AB, IJ), pp. 15–24.

RE-2011-McGeeG #case study #evaluation #requirements #taxonomy

Software requirements change taxonomy: Evaluation by case study (SM, DG), pp. 25–34.

RE-2011-BjarnasonWR #case study #communication #development #requirements #scalability

Requirements are slipping through the gaps — A case study on causes & effects of communication gaps in large-scale software development (EB, KW, BR), pp. 37–46.

RE-2011-MarczakD #collaboration #communication #how #interactive

How interaction between roles shapes the communication structure in requirements-driven collaboration (SM, DD), pp. 47–56.

RE-2011-KomssiKTLD #analysis #perspective #process

Integrating analysis of customers’ processes into roadmapping: The value-creation perspective (MK, MK, HT, LL, AMD), pp. 57–66.

RE-2011-Berntsson-SvenssonGRTSFA #quality #requirements

Prioritization of quality requirements: State of practice in eleven companies (RBS, TG, BR, RT, AS, RF, AA), pp. 69–78.

RE-2011-HeavenL #design #modelling #optimisation #simulation

Simulating and optimising design decisions in quantitative goal models (WH, EL), pp. 79–88.

RE-2011-VeerappaL #clustering #comprehension #multi #problem

Understanding clusters of optimal solutions in multi-objective decision problems (VV, EL), pp. 89–98.

RE-2011-RaufAC #documentation #logic #requirements

Logical structure extraction from software requirements documents (RR, MA, KC), pp. 101–110.

RE-2011-DekhtyarDHHCK #analysis #on the #performance #requirements #statistics

On human analyst performance in assisted requirements tracing: Statistical analysis (AD, OD, JH, JHH, DC, WKK), pp. 111–120.

RE-2011-GotelM #requirements #traceability

Out of the labyrinth: Leveraging other disciplines for requirements traceability (OG, SJM), pp. 121–130.

RE-2011-FranchMTC #framework #modelling #on the #using

On the joint use of i* with other modelling frameworks: A vision paper (XF, AM, JT, CC), pp. 133–142.

RE-2011-UbayashiKHT #analysis #bound #embedded

A context analysis method for embedded systems — Exploring a requirement boundary between a system and its context (NU, YK, MH, TT), pp. 143–152.

RE-2011-PostHP #realtime #requirements

Vacuous real-time requirements (AP, JH, AP), pp. 153–162.

RE-2011-Schneider #evolution #feedback

Focusing spontaneous feedback to support system evolution (KS), pp. 165–174.

RE-2011-BrillK #elicitation #requirements

Structured and unobtrusive observation of anonymous users and their context for requirements elicitation (OB, EK), pp. 175–184.

RE-2011-MilneM #requirements #research

Power and politics in requirements engineering: A proposed research agenda (AM, NAMM), pp. 187–196.

RE-2011-MaxwellAS #identification #requirements #taxonomy

A legal cross-references taxonomy for identifying conflicting software requirements (JCM, AIA, PPS), pp. 197–206.

RE-2011-MasseySOA #implementation

Assessing the accuracy of legal implementation readiness decisions (AKM, BS, PNO, AIA), pp. 207–216.

RE-2011-ChenPYZ #self #web

Are your sites down? Requirements-driven self-tuning for the survivability of Web systems (BC, XP, YY, WZ), pp. 219–228.

RE-2011-FitzgeraldLF #feature model #predict

Early failure prediction in feature request management systems (CF, EL, AF), pp. 229–238.

RE-2011-FranqueiraTYWN #security

Risk and argument: A risk-based argumentation method for practical security (VNLF, TTT, YY, RW, BN), pp. 239–248.

RE-2011-RaatikainenMTV #case study #challenge #energy #requirements

Challenges of requirements engineering — A case study in nuclear energy domain (MR, TM, TT, JV), pp. 253–258.

RE-2011-NolanACP #development #nondeterminism #requirements

Managing requirements uncertainty in engine control systems development (AJN, SA, PCC, AP), pp. 259–264.

RE-2011-DietschAWP #ambiguity #formal method #industrial #standard #visual notation

Disambiguation of industrial standards through formalization and graphical languages (DD, SFA, BW, AP), pp. 265–270.

RE-2011-VoglLGE #approach #architecture #requirements

Reconciling requirements and architectures with the CBSP approach in an iPhone app project (HV, KL, PG, AE), pp. 273–278.

RE-2011-OhashiKTY #development #traceability #uml

A means of establishing traceability based on a UML model in business application development (KO, HK, YT, RY), pp. 279–284.

RE-2011-CarvalloF #component #multi #requirements

Requirements negotiation for multilayer system components (JPC, XF), pp. 285–290.

RE-2011-WeverM #analysis #effectiveness #question #what

What are the day-to-day factors that are preventing business analysts from effective business analysis? (AW, NAMM), pp. 293–298.

RE-2011-Waldmann #agile #constraints #development #requirements #what

There’s never enough time: Doing requirements under resource constraints, and what requirements engineering can learn from agile development (BW), pp. 301–305.

RE-2011-PuhlF #how #requirements #towards

How to assign cost to “avoidable requirements creep”: A step towards the waterfall’s agilization (SP, RF), pp. 307–312.

RE-2011-BoutkovaH #automation #identification #specification

Semi-automatic identification of features in requirement specifications (EB, FH), pp. 313–318.

RE-2011-Sutcliffe #requirements

Emotional requirements engineering (AS), pp. 321–322.

RE-2011-Regnell #evolution #mobile #problem #scalability

Large-scale feature evolution: Problems and solutions from the mobile domain (BR), p. 323.

RE-2011-Cleland-HuangD #exclamation #requirements

Ready-set-transfer! Technology transfer in the requirements engineering domain (JCH, DD), pp. 327–328.

RE-2011-SawyerGN #information management #requirements

Unknown knowns: Tacit knowledge in requirements engineering (PS, VG, BN), p. 329.

RE-2011-Jarke #challenge #design #requirements

Design requirements: Challenges and approaches (MJ), p. 331.

RE-2011-MahmoudN #clustering #named #traceability

TraCter: A tool for candidate traceability link clustering (AM, NN), pp. 335–336.

RE-2011-WeiYJZ #automation #modelling #named #non-functional #reasoning

rΣ: Automated reasoning tool for non-functional requirement goal models (BW, BY, ZJ, DZ), pp. 337–338.

RE-2011-FailyF #elicitation #requirements #security #usability

Eliciting usable security requirements with misusability cases (SF, IF), pp. 339–340.

RE-2011-PalomaresQF #named

PABRE-Man: Management of a requirement patterns catalogue (CP, CQ, XF), pp. 341–342.

RE-2011-GreenwoodCRNFS #adaptation #modelling #requirements #variability

Modelling adaptability and variability in requirements (PG, RC, AR, JN, FF, AS), pp. 343–344.

RE-2011-TeuflKMG #experience #requirements

Experience with content-based requirements engineering assessments (ST, MK, DM, EG), pp. 345–346.

RE-2011-SeyffOB #named #requirements

iRequire: Gathering end-user requirements for new apps (NS, GO, MB), pp. 347–348.

RE-2011-CoteHSH #analysis #named #problem #requirements #uml

UML4PF — A tool for problem-oriented requirements analysis (IC, MH, HS, DH), pp. 349–350.

RE-2011-YuTTFN #named

OpenArgue: Supporting argumentation to evolve secure software systems (YY, TTT, AT, VNLF, BN), pp. 351–352.

RE-2011-LiaskosR

Applying preference-based customization (SL, VR), pp. 353–354.

RE-2011-WelshSB #nondeterminism #runtime

Run-time resolution of uncertainty (KW, PS, NB), pp. 355–356.