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Travelled to:
1 × Japan
1 × Spain
1 × The Netherlands
2 × Germany
2 × USA
Collaborated with:
B.Nuseibeh M.Jackson L.Barroca T.T.Tun Y.Yu A.Nhlabatsi S.Kreitmayer Y.Rogers S.Peake A.Mahfouz C.B.Haley J.D.Moffett J.G.Hall L.Rapanotti
Talks about:
problem (4) requir (3) frame (3) use (3) participatori (1) contributori (1) choreographi (1) architectur (1) classroom (1) interact (1)

Person: Robin C. Laney

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Contributed to:

CHI 20122012
RE 20092009
REFSQ 20092009
EDOC 20082008
RE 20082008
RE 20042004
RE 20022002

Wrote 8 papers:

CHI-2012-KreitmayerRLP #game studies #simulation
From participatory to contributory simulations: changing the game in the classroom (SK, YR, RCL, SP), pp. 49–58.
RE-2009-TunJLNY #problem #using
Are Your Lights Off? Using Problem Frames to Diagnose System Failures (TTT, MJ, RCL, BN, YY), pp. 343–348.
REFSQ-2009-TunYLN #approach #identification #interactive #problem
Early Identification of Problem Interactions: A Tool-Supported Approach (TTT, YY, RCL, BN), pp. 74–88.
EDOC-2008-MahfouzBLN #dependence
Customizing Choreography: Deriving Conversations from Organizational Dependencies (AM, LB, RCL, BN), pp. 181–190.
RE-2008-NhlabatsiLN #specification
Building Contingencies into Specifications (AN, RCL, BN), pp. 333–334.
RE-2004-HaleyLMN #requirements #security #trust
The Effect of Trust Assumptions on the Elaboration of Security Requirements (CBH, RCL, JDM, BN), pp. 102–111.
RE-2004-LaneyBJN #problem #requirements #using
Composing Requirements Using Problem Frames (RCL, LB, MJ, BN), pp. 122–131.
RE-2002-HallJLNR #architecture #problem #requirements #using
Relating Software Requirements and Architectures Using Problem Frames (JGH, MJ, RCL, BN, LR), pp. 137–144.

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