REFSQ 2016 seeks reports of novel ideas and techniques that enhance the quality of RE’s products and processes, as well as reflections on current research and industrial RE practices. Our special theme for REFSQ'16 is:

“Understanding an ever changing world
through the right requirements”

REFSQ’16 is interested in the future and thus in really new views on RE, bridging the gap between research and practice. REFSQ 16 particularly seeks workshop that address timely topics of requirements engineering that are relevant both for research and industrial practice. We want to mature proposed RE innovations to lay the ground for improved practice and future research.

Andrea Herrmann - Herrmann & Ehrlich, Germany

Andreas L Opdahl - University of Bergen, Norway

For REFSQ 2016, six workshops have been accepted. These are:

• CRE: 2nd Workshop on Continuous Requirements Engineering
  (Peter Forbrig, Marite Kirikova, Ahmed Seffah)
  
  
• CreaRE: Sixth International Workshop on Creativity in Requirements Engineering
  (Anne Hoffmann, Kurt Schneider, Jörg Dörr)
  
  
• RE4P²: Third International Workshop on Requirements Engineering for the Precontract Phase
  (Axel Kahlenborn, Marcus Trapp)
  
  
• RePriCo: 7th Workshop on Requirements Prioritization and Communication
  (Georg Herzwurm, Annika Lenz, Sixten Schockert, Mareike Schoop)
  
  
• RESACS: Second International Workshop on Requirements Engineering for Self-Adaptive and Cyber Physical Systems
  (Marian Daun, Cristina Palomares, Bastian Tenbergen)
  
  
• RET: 3rd International Workshop on Requirements Engineering and Testing
  (Gregory Gay, Elizabeth Bjarnason, Mikael Unterkalmsteiner, Michael Felderer, Markus Borg, Mirko Morandini)