Resources

This page collects links, references, historical and archival material from previous REFSQ editions.

Past proceedings

Printed proceedings of past REFSQs are available. Send inquiries to refsq-proc@sse.uni-essen.de.

Downloads

• Summary of REFSQ'06, containing notes on the conference organization and reports on the discussions and debates that followed each presentation.
• Authors of the following papers kindly agreed to publish the corresponding slides on the web site:
  • Slides for A Comparative Evaluation of Three Approaches to Specifying Security Requirements, Lillian Rostad
  • Slides for Analysing i* System Models for Dependability Properties: The Uberlingen Accident, Neil Maiden, Namit Kamdar, David Bush
  • Slides for Requirements-Oriented Problems While Architecting: A Case Study, Remo Ferrari, Nazim H. Madhavji
  • Slides for A Product Software Knowledge Infrastructure for Situational Capability Maturation: Vision and Case Studies in Product Management, Inge van de Weerd, Johan Versendaal, Sjaak Brinkkemper
  • Slides for A New Quality Model for Natural Language Requirements Specifications, Daniel M. Berry, Antonio Bucchiarone, Stefania Gnesi, Giuseppe Lami, Gianluca Trentanni
  • Slides for Design Exploration and Experimental Validation of Abstract Requirements, Roozbeh Farahbod, Vincenzo Gervasi, Uwe Glaesser, Mashaal Memon
  • Slides for Creating a Best Fit between Business Strategy and Web Services Capabilities using Problem Frames Modelling Approach, Anju Jha, Karl Cox, Keith T. Phalp
  • Slides for A Requirement-driven Approach for Designing Data Warehouses, Ines Gam, Camille Salinesi
  • Slides for Dealing with "Map Shock": A Systematic Approach for Managing Complexity in Requirements Analysis, Daniel L. Moody
• Free Booklet on REFSQ's 10th Anniversary in 2004 (100 pages), containing:

  Workshop Summary
  Björn Regnell, Erik Kamsties, Vincenzo Gervasi

  Anniversary Session 1: Quality and Relevance
  Non-Functional Requirements Engineering — Quality is Essential
  Barbara Paech, Daniel Kerkow
  Requirements Engineering Research the Industry is (and is not) Waiting For
  Sjaak Brinkkemper

  Anniversary Session 2: Retrospect and Outlook
  Ten Years of REFSQ: A Quantitative Analysis
  Vincenzo Gervasi, Erik Kamsties, Björn Regnell, Camille Ben Achour-Salinesi
  Ten Years of REFSQ: Outcomes and Outlooks
  Andreas L. Opdahl, Eric Dubois, Klaus Pohl

  List of participants

Search engine

• You can perform statistical analyses on the REFSQ corpus, containing papers from the first 10 editions of REFSQ (1994-2004) through the REFSQ Search Engine. See the article "Ten Years of REFSQ: A Quantitative Analysis" from the booklet above for details.

Associated events

REFSQ'06 is associated with the following events:

• REProManQA, the Workshop on the Interplay of Requirements Engineering and Project Management in Quality Assurance

Previous REFSQ Workshops

• 2005 Porto, Portugal (Workshop Summary, TOC)
• 2004 Riga, Latvia (Workshop Summary, TOC)
• 2003 Velden/Klagenfurt, Austria (Workshop Summary, TOC)
• 2002 Essen, Germany (Workshop Summary, TOC)
• 2001 Interlaken, Switzerland (Workshop Summary, TOC)
• 2000 Stockholm, Sweden (Workshop Summary, TOC)
• 1999 Heidelberg, Germany (no workshop summary available, TOC)
• 1998 Pisa, Italy (Workshop Summary, TOC)
• 1997 Barcelona, Spain (Workshop Summary, TOC)
• 1995 Jyväskylä, Finland (TOC)
• 1994 Utrecht, The Netherlands (TOC)

Contacts

You can reach the REFSQ organizers at refsq@sse.uni-essen.de.