CASCON 2006: Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Program comprehension

• Yann-Gaël Guéhéneuc:
  TAUPE: towards understanding program comprehension. 1-13
  
• Benjamin Chu, Kenny Wong:
  Towards evidence-supported, question-directed collaborative program comprehension. 13-26
  
• Inbal Ronen, Nurit Dor, Sara Porat, Yael Dubinsky:
  Combined static and dynamic analysis for inferring program dependencies using a pattern language. 27-38
  

Compilers

• Adrian D. Thurston, James R. Cordy:
  A backtracking LR algorithm for parsing ambiguous context-dependent languages. 39-53
  
• Vikki Tang, Joran Siu, Alexander Vasilevskiy, Marcel Mitran:
  A framework for reducing instruction scheduling overhead in dynamic compilers. 54-66
  
• Zhuang Guo, José Nelson Amaral, Duane Szafron, Yang Wang:
  Utilizing field usage patterns for Java heap space optimization. 67-79
  

Autonomic computing

• Alexei Lapouchnian, Yijun Yu, Sotirios Liaskos, John Mylopoulos:
  Requirements-driven design of autonomic application software. 80-94
  
• Ulrich Norbisrath, Christof Mosler:
  Functionality configuration for eHome systems. 95-107
  
• Pierre P. Duez, Michael Zuliani, Greg A. Jamieson:
  Trust by design: information requirements for appropriate trust in automation. 108-117
  

Program analysis and reverse engineering

• Yin Liu, Ana Milanova:
  Static analysis for dynamic coupling measures. 119-130
  
• Mechelle Gittens, Keri Romanufa, David Godwin, Jason Racicot:
  All code coverage is not created equal: a case study in prioritized code coverage. 131-145
  
• Elizabeth Dancy, James R. Cordy:
  STAC: software tuning panels for autonomic control. 146-160
  

Databases, distribution and concurrency

• Baoning Niu, Patrick Martin, Wendy Powley, Randy Horman, Paul Bird:
  Workload adaptation in autonomic DBMSs. 161-173
  
• Neal Arthorne, Babak Esfandiari:
  Peer-to-peer data integration with distributed bridges. 174-188
  
• Jörg Kienzle, Shane Sendall:
  Addressing concurrency in object-oriented software development. 189-203
  

Model-driven and agent-based approaches

• Antonio de Pádua Albuquerque Oliveira, Luiz Marcio Cysneiros, Julio Cesar Sampaio do Prado Leite, Eduardo Magno Lages Figueiredo, Carlos José Pereira de Lucena:
  Integrating scenarios, i*, and AspectT in the context of multi-agent systems. 204-218
  
• R. Ian Bull:
  Integrating dynamic views using model driven development. 219-232
  
• Piero Fraternali, Massimo Tisi, Aldo Bongio:
  Automating function point analysis with model driven development. 233-247
  

Security and protection

• F. Y. Huang, C. B. Jay, David B. Skillicorn:
  Adaptiveness in well-typed Java bytecode verification. 248-262
  
• Sylvain Marquis, Thomas R. Dean, Scott Knight:
  Packet decoding using context sensitive parsing. 263-274
  
• Arnoldo José Müller Molina, Takeshi Shinohara:
  On approximate matching of programs for protecting libre software. 275-289
  

Web services

• Jin Zhou, Chen Ding, Dimitrios Androutsos:
  Improving web site search using web server logs. 290-302
  
• Piotr Kaminski, Marin Litoiu, Hausi A. Müller:
  A design technique for evolving web services. 303-317
  
• Olli Pitkänen:
  Legal research topics within services sciences. 318-328
  

Short papers J

• Vidya Lakshminarayanan, WenQian Liu, Charles L. Chen, Steve M. Easterbrook, Dewayne E. Perry:
  Software architects in practice: handling requirements. 329-332
  
• Alexander Lorenz, Hans-Werner Six:
  Tailoring UML activities to use case modeling for web application development. 333-338
  
• Terry Shepard, Diane Kelly, Ron Smith, Ron Chisholm, Todd Jackson, Paul Mondoux:
  Inspecting designs in the context of model-driven development. 337-340
  

Short papers K

• Songtao Zhang, Thomas R. Dean, Scott Knight:
  A lightweight approach to state based security testing. 341-344
  
• S. Gupta, David B. Skillicorn:
  Improving a textual deception detection model. 345-348
  

Short papers L

• Dylan Griffiths, Dwight J. Makaroff:
  Hybrid vs. monolithic OS kernels: a benchmark comparison. 349-352
  
• Edward Xia, Igor Jurisica, Julie Waterhouse:
  CasSim: a top-level-simulator for grid scheduling and applications. 353-356
  
• Tien N. Nguyen, Zhao Zhang:
  Component-oriented version management for hardware software co-design. 357-360
  

Short papers M

• Matthew F. Bedernjak:
  Online shopping for technology products: designing web portals to address buyer behaviours, attitudes and individual differences. 362-364
  
• Markus Strohmaier, Eric S. K. Yu:
  Towards autonomic workflow management systems. 365-368
  
• Nawei Chen, Hagit Shatkay, Dorothea Blostein:
  Exploring a new space of features for document classification: figure clustering. 369-372
  

Dublin symposium paper abstracts

• Ashraf S. Hussein, Hisham El-Shishiny:
  A framework for visualization of large time-varying volume data for high performance computing. 375
  
• Andrew Le Gear, Jim Buckley:
  Exercising control over the design of evolving software systems using an inverse application of reflexion modeling. 376
  
• Mark Hennessy, James F. Power:
  Ensuring behavioural equivalence in test-driven porting. 377
  
• Gunnar Johansson, Hamish Carr:
  Accelerating marching cubes with graphics hardware. 378
  
• Alexander Ufimtsev, Trevor Parsons, Lucian M. Patcas, John Murphy, Liam Murphy:
  Introducing performance engineering by means of tools and practical exercises. 379
  
• Graham Thomson, Sotirios Terzis, Paddy Nixon:
  A model and architecture for situation determination. 380
  

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