RE 2011 - slides

	Opening Talk
	Keynote: Cecilia Mascolo - In a Ubiquitous World Requirements are Ubiquitous Too
	Keynote: Mike Whalen - Proving the Shalls in Practice
	Keynote: Jo Atlee - Feature Interactions: the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

Research Track - slides

• Session 2 - Empirical Studies

  • Sabrina Marczak, Daniela Damian - How Interaction between Roles Shapes the Communication Structure in Requirements-Driven Collaboration
  • Elizabeth Bjarnason, Krzysztof Wnuk, Björn Regnell - Requirements are Slipping Through the Gaps
  • Marko Komssi, Marjo Kauppinen, Harri Töhönen, Laura Lehtola, Alan M. Davis - Integrating Analysis of Customers’ Processes into Roadmapping: The Value-Creation Perspective

• Session 4 - Traceability and Documentation

  • Alex Dekhtyar, Olga Dekhtyar, Jeff Holden, David Cuddeback, Jane Huffman Hayes, Wei-Keat Kong - On Human Analyst Performance in Assisted Requirements Tracing: Statistical Analysis

• Session 5 - Modelling and Analysis

  • X. Franch, A. Maté, J. Trujillo, C. Cares - On the joint use of i* with other Modelling Frameworks: a Vision Paper
  • Naoyasu Ubayashi, Yasutaka Kamei, Masayuki Hirayama, Tetsuo Tamai - A Context Analysis Method for Embedded Systems: Exploring a Requirement Boundary between a System and Its Context

• Session 7 - Law and Politics

  • Aaron K. Massey, Ben Smith, Paul N. Otto, Annie I. Antón - Assessing the Accuracy of Legal Implementation Readiness Decisions

• Session 8 - Failure and Risk Management

  • Bihuan Chen, Xin Peng, Yijun Yu, Wenyun Zhao - Are Your Sites Down? Requirements-Driven Self-Tuning for the Survivability of Web Systems
  • Camilo Fitzgerald, Emmanuel Letier, Anthony Finkelstein - Early Failure Prediction in Feature Request Management Systems
  • Virginia N. L. Franqueira, Thein Than Tun, Yijun Yu, Roel Wieringa, Bashar Nuseibeh - Risk and Argument: A Risk-based Argumentation Method for Practical Security

Industry Track - slides

• Daniel Lucas-Hirtz, Mahvish Khurum - The Mythical Adequate Level of Details
• Disambiguation of Industrial Standards through Formalization and Graphical Languages
• Ohashi - A Means of Establishing Traceability Based on a UML Model in Business Application Development
• Waldmann - There’s Never Enough Time
• Stefan Sturm - IREB CPRE
• Franch-Requirements Negotiation for Multilayer System Components Multilayer System Components
• Muehlbauer-Using Scrum and Requirements Engineering
• Puehl-Avoidable Requirements Creep
• Vogl-Reconciling Requirements and Architectures with the CBSP
• Wever-day-to-day factors
• Terzakis-Impact of a Requirements Specification on Software Defects and Other Qualitty Indicators
• Grau-Worldwide Standardization of Requirements Engineering Education
• Boutkova-Semi-Automatic Identification of Features in Requirement Specifications

Industry Track - Short Papers - Proceedings

• Daniel Lucas-Hirtz, Mahvish Khurum-The Mythical Adequate Level of Details
• John Terzakis-The Impact of a Requirements Specification on Software Defects and Other Qualitty Indicators
• Sarah Gregory-Easy EARS: Rapid Application of the Easy Approach to Requirements Syntax
• Alessio Ferrari et al.-Adoption of SysML by a Railway Signaling Manufacturer
• Jens Bæk Jørgensen, Kim Nørskov, Niels Mark Rubin.-Requirements Engineering and Stakeholder Management in the Development of a Consumer Product for a Large Industrial Customer