13. REFSQ 2007: Trondheim, Norway

• Peter Sawyer, Barbara Paech, Patrick Heymans:
  REFSQ 2007 International Working Conference on Requirements Engineering: Foundation for Software Quality. 1-17
  
• Raimundas Matulevicius, Patrick Heymans:
  Comparing Goal Modelling Languages: An Experiment. 18-32
  
• Cornelius Ncube, James Lockerbie, Neil A. M. Maiden:
  Automatically Generating Requirements from i* Models: Experiences with a Complex Airport Operations System. 33-47
  
• Klaus Pohl, Ernst Sikora:
  Structuring the Co-design of Requirements and Architecture. 48-62
  
• Barbara Gallina, Nicolas Guelfi:
  A Template for Requirement Elicitation of Dependable Product Lines. 63-77
  
• Nicolas Guelfi, Gilles Perrouin:
  A Flexible Requirements Analysis Approach for Software Product Lines. 78-92
  
• C. Li, J. M. van den Akker, Sjaak Brinkkemper, Guido Diepen:
  Integrated Requirement Selection and Scheduling for the Release Planning of a Software Product. 93-108
  
• Aybüke Aurum, Claes Wohlin:
  A Value-Based Approach in Requirements Engineering: Explaining Some of the Fundamental Concepts. 109-115
  
• Novica Zarvic, Maya Daneva, Roel Wieringa:
  Value-Based Requirements Engineering for Value Webs. 116-128
  
• Alan M. Davis, Ann M. Hickey, Óscar Dieste Tubío, Natalia Juristo Juzgado, Ana María Moreno:
  A Quantitative Assessment of Requirements Engineering Publications - 1963-2006. 129-143
  
• Samuel Fricker, Tony Gorschek, Petri Myllyperkiö:
  Handshaking Between Software Projects and Stakeholders Using Implementation Proposals. 144-159
  
• Kurt Schneider:
  Generating Fast Feedback in Requirements Elicitation. 160-174
  
• Sara Jones, Neil A. M. Maiden, Sharon Manning, John Greenwood:
  Informing the Specification of a Large-Scale Socio-technical System with Models of Human Activity. 175-189
  
• Ville Alkkiomäki, Kari Smolander:
  Integration Use Cases - An Applied UML Technique for Modeling Functional Requirements in Service Oriented Architecture. 190-202
  
• Stephen Boyd, Didar Zowghi, Vincenzo Gervasi:
  Optimal-Constraint Lexicons for Requirements Specifications. 203-217
  
• Algirdas Laukaitis, Olegas Vasilecas:
  Integrating All Stages of Information Systems Development by Means of Natural Language Processing. 218-231
  
• Stefan Winkler:
  Information Flow Between Requirement Artifacts. Results of an Empirical Study. 232-246
  
• Joost Noppen, Pim van den Broek, Mehmet Aksit:
  Imperfect Requirements in Software Development. 247-261
  
• Inger Dybdahl Sørby, Øystein Nytrø:
  Towards a Tomographic Framework for Structured Observation of Communicative Behaviour in Hospital Wards. 262-276
  
• Björn Regnell, Martin Höst, Richard Berntsson-Svensson:
  A Quality Performance Model for Cost-Benefit Analysis of Non-functional Requirements Applied to the Mobile Handset Domain. 277-291
  
• Robert Darimont, Michel Lemoine:
  Security Requirements for Civil Aviation with UML and Goal Orientation. 292-299
  
• Andreas Birk, Gerald Heller:
  Challenges for Requirements Engineering and Management in Software Product Line Development. 300-305
  
• Taiseera Hazeem Al Balushi, Pedro R. Falcone Sampaio, Divyesh Dabhi, Pericles Loucopoulos:
  ElicitO: A Quality Ontology-Guided NFR Elicitation Tool. 306-319
  
• Andrea Herrmann, Daniel Kerkow, Jörg Dörr:
  Exploring the Characteristics of NFR Methods - A Dialogue About Two Approaches. 320-334
  
• Thomas Rinke, Thorsten Weyer:
  Defining Reference Models for Modelling Qualities: How Requirements Engineering Techniques Can Help. 335-340
  
• Andreas Borg, Mikael Patel, Kristian Sandahl:
  Integrating an Improvement Model of Handling Capacity Requirements with the OpenUP/Basic Process. 341-354
  
• Guttorm Sindre:
  Mal-Activity Diagrams for Capturing Attacks on Business Processes. 355-366
  
• Michael Poppleton:
  Towards Feature-Oriented Specification and Development with Event-B. 367-381