♂ Person: Martin Glinz

DBLP: Glinz:Martin

Facilitated 4 volumes:

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Wrote 25 papers:

ICSE-v2-2015-WuestSG #collaboration #on the fly #sketching

FLEXISKETCH TEAM: Collaborative Sketching and Notation Creation on the Fly (DW, NS, MG), pp. 685–688.

REFSQ-2015-GhaziSG #approach #named #requirements #visualisation

FlexiView: A Magnet-Based Approach for Visualizing Requirements Artifacts (PG, NS, MG), pp. 262–269.

ASE-2013-WuestSG #automation #generative #metamodelling #sketching

Semi-automatic generation of metamodels from model sketches (DW, NS, MG), pp. 664–669.

RE-2013-GlinzW #requirements

RE@21 spotlight: Most influential papers from the requirements engineering conference (MG, RW), pp. 368–370.

RE-2013-TodoranSG #case study #elicitation #how #requirements

How cloud providers elicit consumer requirements: An exploratory study of nineteen companies (IT, NS, MG), pp. 105–114.

RE-2012-CharradaKG #identification #requirements #source code

Identifying outdated requirements based on source code changes (EBC, AK, MG), pp. 61–70.

RE-2012-WuestSG #flexibility #lightweight #modelling #requirements #sketching

Flexible, lightweight requirements modeling with Flexisketch (DW, NS, MG), pp. 323–324.

ICSE-2011-JeanneretGB

Estimating footprints of model operations (CJ, MG, BB), pp. 601–610.

REFSQ-2011-WuestG #flexibility #modelling #requirements #sketching

Flexible Sketch-Based Requirements Modeling (DW, MG), pp. 100–105.

RE-2010-FrickerG #analysis #case study #comparison #requirements

Comparison of Requirements Hand-off, Analysis, and Negotiation: Case Study (SF, MG), pp. 167–176.

RE-2010-Glinz #lightweight #modelling #requirements

Very Lightweight Requirements Modeling (MG), pp. 385–386.

RE-2010-RyanMG

If You Want Innovative RE, Never Ask the Users; A Formal Debate (KR, NAMM, MG), p. 388.

RE-2010-StoiberFJG #product line #refactoring #requirements #specification #weaving

Feature Unweaving: Refactoring Software Requirements Specifications into Software Product Lines (RS, SF, MJ, MG), pp. 403–404.

ICSE-2008-ReinhardMSCG #modelling #navigation #tool support #visual notation

Tool support for the navigation in graphical models (TR, SM, RS, CC, MG), pp. 823–826.

RE-2007-Glinz #non-functional #on the #requirements

On Non-Functional Requirements (MG), pp. 21–26.

ASE-2006-ReinhardSMGM #diagrams

Human-Friendly Line Routing for Hierarchical Diagrams (TR, CS, SM, MG, NMS), pp. 273–276.

ICSE-2003-SeyboldGMM #adaptation #effectiveness #layout #modelling #visual notation

An Effective Layout Adaptation Technique for a Graphical Modeling Tool (CS, MG, SM, NMS), pp. 826–827.

CAiSE-2001-GlinzBJRSX #approach #modelling #object-oriented

The ADORA Approach to Object-Oriented Modeling of Software (MG, SB, SJ, JR, NS, YX), pp. 76–92.

ICRE-2000-Glinz #approach #consistency #lightweight #modelling

A Lightweight Approach to Consistency of Scenarios and Class Models (MG), p. 49–?.

UML-1999-BernerGJ #classification #modelling #object-oriented

A Classification of Stereotypes for Object-Oriented Modeling Languages (SB, MG, SJ), pp. 249–264.

ASE-1998-BernerJGA #concept #modelling #visualisation

A Visualization Concept for Hierarchical Object Models (SB, SJ, MG, MA), p. 225–?.

ESEC-1995-Glinz #formal method

An Integrated Formal Model of Scenarios Based on Statecharts (MG), pp. 254–271.

ICRE-1993-Glinz #german #object-oriented #prototype

Hierarchische Verhaltensbeschreibung in objekt-orientierten Systemmodellen — eine Grundlage für modellbasiertes Prototyping (MG), pp. 175–192.

RE-1991-Glinz #german #problem

Probleme und Schwachstellen der Strukturierten Analyse (MG), pp. 14–39.

ICSE-1985-LudewigGHMMS #design #interface #named #specification #visual notation

SPADES — A Specification and Design System and Its Graphical Interface (JL, MG, HH, GM, HM, MFS), pp. 83–91.