Year: 1999
Type: conference-abstract
Abstract: The seminar was organized by the CREWS ESPRIT project in cooperation with the IFIP Working Group 2.9 (Requirements Engineering) and the RENOIR European Network of Excellence.It comprised plenary sessions as well as subgroup discussions, as shown on the Agenda on the next pages.This is followed by short abstracts of presentations written by participants.Afterwards, the results of the workshop discussions are summarized in an overview article by the organizers, titled "Scenario Management: An Interdisciplinary Approach".13 individual research contributions by the participants and others, elicited through an open Call for Papers, are published in Special Issues of the IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering (vol.24, no. 12, December 1998) and of the Requirements Engineering Journal (vol.3, no.3-4, December 1998).The editorials and tables of contents of both issues conclude this report.Thanks are due to the Dagstuhl Directorate for accepting this interdisciplinary event, and to the European Commission for supporting the travel of many participants via CREWS and RENOIR.Without the enthusiastic cooperation of all participants, reacting well to frequent agenda changes and spontaneous discussions, this workshop would not have been the success we feel it has been.Special thanks go to the conveners of the subgroups, and to our students Camille Ben Achour, Sebastian Brandt, George Chin, Peter Haumer, Patrick Heymans, Sheiley Minocha, for their support in organization and session recording.As always, the final thanks go to the cheerful
Language: Italian
Subfield: Information Systems
Field: Computer Science
Domain: Physical Sciences
Open Access status: green
Funder: European Commission
OpenAlex ID: W3201678822