BibSLEIGH — Proceedings of the 22nd International Requirements Engineering Conference

Tony Gorschek, Robyn R. Lutz
Proceedings of the 22nd International Requirements Engineering Conference
RE, 2014.

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@proceedings{RE-2014,
	address       = "Karlskrona, Sweden",
	editor        = "Tony Gorschek and Robyn R. Lutz",
	isbn          = "['978-1-4799-3031-9', '978-1-4799-3033-3']",
	publisher     = "{IEEE}",
	title         = "{Proceedings of the 22nd International Requirements Engineering Conference}",
	year          = 2014,
}

Contents (66 items)

RE-2014-Wasserman #requirements: Startups and requirements (AIW), p. 1.
RE-2014-Anton #privacy #security: Now more than ever: Privacy and security are required (AIA), p. 2.
RE-2014-Daneva #approach #game studies #how #multi #online #requirements: How practitioners approach gameplay requirements? An exploration into the context of massive multiplayer online role-playing games (MD), pp. 3–12.
RE-2014-PutnamC #approach #game studies #multi #requirements: Therapist-centered requirements: A multi-method approach of requirement gathering to support rehabilitation gaming (CP, JC), pp. 13–22.
RE-2014-AlkhaniferL #design #elicitation #requirements #towards #visual notation: Towards a situation awareness design to improve visually impaired orientation in unfamiliar buildings: Requirements elicitation study (AA, SL), pp. 23–32.
RE-2014-HorkoffSCS #nondeterminism: Supporting early decision-making in the presence of uncertainty (JH, RS, MC, ADS), pp. 33–42.
RE-2014-CailliauL #exception #modelling: Integrating exception handling in goal models (AC, AvL), pp. 43–52.
RE-2014-ChopraDAGMS #named: Protos: Foundations for engineering innovative sociotechnical systems (AKC, FD, FBA, PG, JM, MPS), pp. 53–62.
RE-2014-AdedjoumaSB #approach #automation #case study #detection: Automated detection and resolution of legal cross references: Approach and a study of Luxembourg’s legislation (MA, MS, LCB), pp. 63–72.
RE-2014-GhanavatiRDA #multi: Goal-oriented compliance with multiple regulations (SG, AR, ED, DA), pp. 73–82.
RE-2014-MasseyRAS #ambiguity #identification #requirements: Identifying and classifying ambiguity for regulatory requirements (AKM, RLR, AIA, PPS), pp. 83–92.
RE-2014-TranM #approach #evolution #feature model #nondeterminism: An Approach for Decision Support on the Uncertainty in Feature Model Evolution (LMST, FM), pp. 93–102.
RE-2014-GartnerRBSJ #maintenance #requirements #security: Maintaining requirements for long-living software systems by incorporating security knowledge (SG, TR, JB, KS, JJ), pp. 103–112.
RE-2014-QianPCMWZ #adaptation #reasoning #self: Rationalism with a dose of empiricism: Case-based reasoning for requirements-driven self-adaptation (WQ, XP, BC, JM, HW, WZ), pp. 113–122.
RE-2014-PruskiLAOARC #named #natural language #query #towards: TiQi: Towards natural language trace queries (PP, SL, RA, GO, SA, AR, JCH), pp. 123–132.
RE-2014-NiuBLN #refactoring #requirements: Traceability-enabled refactoring for managing just-in-time requirements (NN, TB, HL, ZN), pp. 133–142.
RE-2014-GervasiZ #mining #traceability: Supporting traceability through affinity mining (VG, DZ), pp. 143–152.
RE-2014-GuzmanM #analysis #fine-grained #how #sentiment: How Do Users Like This Feature? A Fine Grained Sentiment Analysis of App Reviews (EG, WM), pp. 153–162.
RE-2014-BreauxS #policy #privacy #requirements #scalability: Scaling requirements extraction to the crowd: Experiments with privacy policies (TDB, FS), pp. 163–172.
RE-2014-SutcliffeRBS #requirements: Discovering affect-laden requirements to achieve system acceptance (AS, PR, CNB, PS), pp. 173–182.
RE-2014-RiazKSW #automation #identification #natural language #requirements #security: Hidden in plain sight: Automatically identifying security requirements from natural language artifacts (MR, JTK, JS, LAW), pp. 183–192.
RE-2014-SlavinLNB #diagrams #feature model #requirements #security #using: Managing security requirements patterns using feature diagram hierarchies (RS, JML, JN, TDB), pp. 193–202.
RE-2014-TsigkanosPMGN #adaptation #requirements #runtime #security: Engineering topology aware adaptive security: Preventing requirements violations at runtime (CT, LP, CM, CG, BN), pp. 203–212.
RE-2014-KnaussDKB #ecosystem #requirements #trade-off: Openness and requirements: Opportunities and tradeoffs in software ecosystems (EK, DED, AK, AB), pp. 213–222.
RE-2014-SaitoTYA #design #named #quality #requirements #set: RISDM: A requirements inspection systems design methodology: Perspective-based design of the pragmatic quality model and question set to SRS (SS, MT, SY, MA), pp. 223–232.
RE-2014-Pinto-AlbuquerqueR #requirements: Tackling the requirements jigsaw puzzle (MPA, AR), pp. 233–242.
RE-2014-BhowmikNMS #automation #requirements: Automated support for combinational creativity in requirements engineering (TB, NN, AM, JS), pp. 243–252.
RE-2014-RahimiMC #automation #quality #requirements #specification #visualisation: Automated extraction and visualization of quality concerns from requirements specifications (MR, MM, JCH), pp. 253–262.
RE-2014-AntonelliRLO #using: Language Extended Lexicon points: Estimating the size of an application using its language (LA, GR, JCSdPL, AO), pp. 263–272.
RE-2014-GordonB #requirements: The role of legal expertise in interpretation of legal requirements and definitions (DGG, TDB), pp. 273–282.
RE-2014-TohonenKM #case study #game studies: Evaluating the business value of information technology: Case study on game management system (HT, MK, TM), pp. 283–292.
RE-2014-LiHMGGB0 #non-functional #ontology #requirements: Non-functional requirements as qualities, with a spice of ontology (FLL, JH, JM, RSSG, GG, AB, LL), pp. 293–302.
RE-2014-FotrousiFF #elicitation #quality #requirements: Quality requirements elicitation based on inquiry of quality-impact relationships (FF, SAF, MF), pp. 303–312.
RE-2014-IngolfoSM #reasoning #requirements: Nòmos 3: Reasoning about regulatory compliance of requirements (SI, AS, JM), pp. 313–314.
RE-2014-NguyenGA #analysis #automation #named #ontology #requirements: GUITAR: An ontology-based automated requirements analysis tool (THN, JCG, MA), pp. 315–316.
RE-2014-GregoriadesPS #requirements: Simulation-based requirements discovery for smart driver assistive technologies (AG, MP, AGS), pp. 317–318.
RE-2014-KnaussH #assessment #named: EAM: Ecosystemability assessment method (EK, IH), pp. 319–320.
RE-2014-LiuSYM14a #feature model #reasoning #requirements: Combined goal and feature model reasoning with the User Requirements Notation and jUCMNav (YL, YS, XY, GM), pp. 321–322.
RE-2014-SaxenaC #agile #analysis #named #requirements: Decisively: Application of Quantitative Analysis and Decision Science in Agile Requirements Engineering (SKS, RC), pp. 323–324.
RE-2014-BadgerTC #analysis #design #named #requirements #verification: VARED: Verification and analysis of requirements and early designs (JMB, DT, CC), pp. 325–326.
RE-2014-ZhuMR #modelling #multi: Structured multi-view modeling by tabular notation (XZ, DM, DR), pp. 327–328.
RE-2014-LaueHBN #communication #performance #visual notation: Efficient visual notations for efficient stakeholder communication (RL, FH, BB, MN), pp. 329–330.
RE-2014-LetychevskyiW #requirements #verification: Symbolic verification of requirements in VRS system (OL, TW), pp. 331–332.
RE-2014-WittFSH #process #validation #verification: Business Application Modeler: A process model Validation and Verification tool (SW, SF, AS, CH), pp. 333–334.
RE-2014-BruunHIJK #distributed #mobile #requirements: Handling design-level requirements across distributed teams: Developing a new feature for 12 Danish mobile banking apps (LB, MBH, JBI, JBJ, BK), pp. 335–343.
RE-2014-WohlrabGKB #experience #industrial #performance #requirements: Experience of pragmatically combining RE methods for performance requirements in industry (RW, TdG, AK, SB), pp. 344–353.
RE-2014-DanielrappANPEM #lightweight #requirements: Lightweight requirements engineering assessments in software projects (DD, AA, NN, PP, EE, MM), pp. 354–363.
RE-2014-MaalejG #lessons learnt: Capturing and sharing domain knowledge with business rules lessons learned from a global software vendor (WM, SG), pp. 364–373.
RE-2014-PorterLS #case study #experience #feedback #framework #requirements #using: Building a National E-Service using Sentire experience report on the use of Sentire: A volere-based requirements framework driven by calibrated personas and simulated user feedback (CP, EL, MAS), pp. 374–383.
RE-2014-ValencaAHJB #case study #collaboration #contest #ecosystem #requirements: Competition and collaboration in requirements engineering: A case study of an emerging software ecosystem (GV, CFA, VH, SJ, SB), pp. 384–393.
RE-2014-RubythonM #implementation #modelling #off the shelf #requirements #variability: The effect of variability modeling on requirements satisfaction for the configuration and implementation of off-the-shelf software packages (AR, NAMM), pp. 394–401.
RE-2014-BonfimNDS #case study #experience #modelling: Modelling sustainability in a procurement system: An experience report (CB, WN, LD, MS), pp. 402–411.
RE-2014-MartinsO #analysis #case study #fault #functional #protocol #requirements #safety #using: A case study using a protocol to derive safety functional requirements from Fault Tree Analysis (LEGM, TdO), pp. 412–419.
RE-2014-StalhaneW: The DODT tool applied to sub-sea software (TS, TW), pp. 420–427.
RE-2014-ZhouLLLKL #feature model #requirements #towards #validation: Towards feature-oriented requirements validation for automotive systems (JZ, YL, KL, HL, DK, BL), pp. 428–436.
RE-2014-AnishG #analysis #requirements: Product knowledge configurator for requirements gap analysis and customizations (PRA, SG), pp. 437–443.
RE-2014-FilipovikjNR #approach #formal method #requirements: Reassessing the pattern-based approach for formalizing requirements in the automotive domain (PF, MN, GRN), pp. 444–450.
RE-2014-Chen #architecture #requirements: From architecture to requirements: Relating requirements and architecture for better Requirements Engineering (FC), pp. 451–455.
RE-2014-Hinai #quantifier #social: Quantification of social sustainability in software (MAH), pp. 456–460.
RE-2014-Teruel #collaboration #requirements #specification: Improving collaborative and Post-WIMP systems through requirements specification (MAT), pp. 461–466.
RE-2014-Bhowmik #interactive #open source #requirements #social: Stakeholders’ social interaction in requirements engineering of open source software (TB), pp. 467–472.
RE-2014-Bano #feedback #requirements: Aligning services and requirements with user feedback (MB), pp. 473–478.
RE-2014-Zhou #development #embedded #realtime #requirements: Requirements development and management of embedded real-time systems (JZ), pp. 479–484.
RE-2014-Ionita #evaluation #identification #information management #risk management #security: Context-sensitive Information security Risk identification and evaluation techniques (DI), pp. 485–488.
RE-2014-Buksa #process: Business processes and regulations compliance management technology (IB), pp. 489–493.
RE-2014-Ferreira #evolution #requirements: Creative Strategic Scenarios for preparation to requirements evolution (MGF), pp. 494–499.

Tony Gorschek, Robyn R. LutzProceedings of the 22nd International Requirements Engineering ConferenceRE, 2014.

Contents (66 items)

Tony Gorschek, Robyn R. Lutz
Proceedings of the 22nd International Requirements Engineering Conference
RE, 2014.