3. ICRE 1998: Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA

Session I: Safety, Survivability, and Fault Tolerance

• Francis Schneider, Steve M. Easterbrook, John R. Callahan, Gerard J. Holzmann:
  Validating Requirements for Fault Tolerant Systems using Model Checking. 4-13
  
• Richard C. Linger, Nancy R. Mead, Howard F. Lipson:
  Requirements Definition for Survivable Network Systems. 14-23
  
• Robyn R. Lutz, Guy G. Helmer, Michelle M. Moseman, David E. Statezni, Stephen R. Tockey:
  Safety Analysis of Requirements for a Product Family. 24-
  

Session II: Tractability and Change Management

• Theodore Hammer, Lenore Huffman:
  Automated Requirements Management - Beware HOW You Use Tools: An Experience Report. 34-40
  
• Xiping Song, William M. Hasling, Gaurav Mangla, William Sherman:
  Lessons Learned from Building a Web-Based Requirements Tracing System. 41-50
  
• Alessandra Russo, Bashar Nuseibeh, Jeff Kramer:
  Restructuring Requirements Specifications For Managing Inconsistency And Change: A Case Study. 51-
  

Mini-Tutorial I

• Ivy Hooks:
  A Case for Priority. 62-
  

Session III: Elicitation

• Nicola Millard, Paula Lynch, Karina Tracey:
  Child's Play: Using Techniques Developed to Elicit Requirements from Children with Adults. 66-73
  
• Ian Sommerville, Peter Sawyer, Stephen Viller:
  Viewpoints for Requirements Elicitation: A Practical Approach. 74-81
  
• William N. Robinson, Suzanne D. Pawlowski:
  Surfacing Root Requirements Interactions from Inquiry Cycle Requirements Documents. 82-89
  
• Heinrich C. Mayr, Christian Kop:
  Conceptual Predesign - Bridging the Gap between Requirements and Conceptual Design. 90-
  

Session IV: Modeling and Requirements

• Martin Loomes, Sara Jones:
  Requirements Engineering: A Perspective Through Theory-Building. 100-107
  
• Magnus Haglind, Lars Johansson, Martin Rantzer:
  Experiences Integrating Requirements Engineering and Business Analysis An Empirical Study of Operations & Management System Procurement Projects. 108-117
  
• R. Craig Smith:
  Using a Quality Model Framework to Strengthen the Requirements. 118-
  

Mini-Tutorial II

• Philip Morris, Marcelo Masera, Marc Wilikens:
  Requirements Engineering and Industrial Uptake. 130-137
  
• Priscilla J. Fowler, Anita D. Carleton, Barbara Merrin:
  Transition Packages: An Experiment in Expediting the Introduction of Requirements Management. 138-
  

Session V: Scenarios

• Neil A. M. Maiden, Shailey Minocha, K. Manning, Michele Ryan:
  CREWS-SAVRE: Systematic Scenario Generation and Use. 148-155
  
• Hermann Kaindl, Stefan Kramer, Robert Kacsich:
  A Case Study of Decomposing Functional Requirements Using Scenarios. 156-163
  
• Alistair G. Sutcliffe, Michele Ryan:
  Experience with SCRAM, a SCenario Requirements Analysis Method. 164-
  

Session VI: Research in Progress

• Xavier Franch:
  Systematic Formulation of Non-Functional Characteristics of Software. 174-181
  
• Marilyn T. Gaska, Donald C. Gause:
  An Approach for Cross-Discipline Requirements Engineering Process Patterns. 182-189
  
• Renaud Lecoeuche, Chris Mellish, David Stuart Robertson:
  A Framework for Requirements Elicitation through Mixed-Initiative Dialogue. 190-
  

Panel I

• Richard C. Linger:
  Issues in Requirements Definition for Survivable Systems. 198-
  

Session VII: Scenarios and Intentions

• Nancy G. Leveson:
  Intent Specifications: An Approach to Building Human-Centered Specifications. 204-213
  
• Karin Breitman, Julio Cesar Sampaio do Prado Leite:
  A Framework for Scenario Evolution. 214-221
  
• Klaus Weidenhaupt, Klaus Pohl, Matthias Jarke, Peter Haumer:
  Scenario Usage in System Development: A Report on Current Practice. 222-
  

Session VIII: Requirements and Software Reuse

• Patrik Forsgren, Arnis Daugulis:
  Requirements Engineering In Control Center Procurement Projects Practical Experiences from the Power Industry. 224-232
  
• Wing Lam, Sara Jones, Carol Britton:
  Technology Transfer for Reuse: A Management Model and Process Improvement Framework. 233-240
  
• Neil A. M. Maiden, Cornelius Ncube:
  Acquiring COTS Software Selection Requirements. 241-
  

Panel II

• Linda A. Macaulay:
  The Role of the Facilitator in Requirements Engineering. 244-
  

Panel III

• Brian Lawrence:
  Report from the Pre-Conference Workshop. 248-
  

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