IWPSE 2007: Dubrovnik, Croatia

Keynote

• Giuliano Antoniol:
  Requiem for software evolution research: a few steps toward the creative age. 1-3
  

Mining history

• Daniel Schreck, Valentin Dallmeier, Thomas Zimmermann:
  How documentation evolves over time. 4-10
  
• Abraham Bernstein, Jayalath Ekanayake, Martin Pinzger:
  Improving defect prediction using temporal features and non linear models. 11-18
  
• Lerina Aversano, Luigi Cerulo, Concettina Del Grosso:
  Learning from bug-introducing changes to prevent fault prone code. 19-26
  

Metrics and models

• Andrejs Jermakovics, Marco Scotto, Giancarlo Succi:
  Visual identification of software evolution patterns. 27-30
  
• Angela Lozano, Michel Wermelinger, Bashar Nuseibeh:
  Assessing the impact of bad smells using historical information. 31-34
  
• Lars Grammel, Holger Schackmann, Horst Lichter:
  BugzillaMetrics: an adaptable tool for evaluating metric specifications on change requests. 35-38
  
• Mahadevan Subramaniam, Parvathi Chundi, Harvey P. Siy:
  Aggregating changes to efficiently check consistency. 39-42
  

Requirements and architectures

• Maryam Shiri, Jameleddine Hassine, Juergen Rilling:
  Modification analysis support at the requirements level. 43-50
  
• Filippo Ricca, Marco Torchiano, Mariano Ceccato, Paolo Tonella:
  Talking tests: an empirical assessment of the role of fit acceptance tests in clarifying requirements. 51-58
  
• Stig Larsson, Anders Wall, Peter Wallin:
  Assessing the influence on processes when evolving the software architecture. 59-66
  

Processes

• João Araújo, Didar Zowghi, Ana Moreira:
  An evolutionary model of requirements correctness with early aspects. 67-70
  
• Bente Anda:
  Assessment of software system evolvability. 71-74
  
• Mohammed Kabbaj, Rédouane Lbath, Bernard Coulette:
  A deviation-tolerant approach to software process evolution. 75-78
  
• Andrea Capiluppi, Jesús M. González-Barahona, Israel Herraiz, Gregorio Robles:
  Adapting the "staged model for software evolution" to free/libre/open source software. 79-82
  

Software analysis

• Tudor Gîrba, Stéphane Ducasse, Adrian Kuhn, Radu Marinescu, Daniel Ratiu:
  Using concept analysis to detect co-change patterns. 83-89
  
• Fanny Chevalier, David Auber, Alexandru Telea:
  Structural analysis and visualization of C++ code evolution using syntax trees. 90-97
  
• Carlo Ghezzi, Andrea Mocci, Mattia Monga:
  Efficient recovery of algebraic specifications for stateful components. 98-105
  

Tools

• Mircea Lungu, Tudor Gîrba:
  A small observatory for super-repositories. 106-109
  
• Andrea De Lucia, Fausto Fasano, Rocco Oliveto, Domenico Santonicola:
  Improving context awareness in subversion through fine-grained versioning of Java code. 110-113
  
• Lian Wen, Diana Kirk, R. Geoff Dromey:
  A tool to visualize behavior and design evolution. 114-115