2012

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January 2012:

January 13^th: Vítor Souza, (Requirement) Evolution Requirements for Adaptive Systems.
January 20^th: Fabiano Dalpiaz, Commitment-based business processes.
January 27^th: Mohamad Gharib, Increasing Data Reliability in Business Processes.

February 2012:

February 3^rd: Xiaowei Wang, Distributed Human Computation Framework for Linked Data Co-reference Resolution.
February 10^th: Feng-Lin Li, Real-Time Integration of Service Instances From Distributed Data Streams.
February 17^th: Alberto Siena, Requirements compliance engineering: exploring legal alternatives.
February 24^th: Vítor Souza, Requirements-Driven Qualitative Adaptation.

March 2012:

March 8^th: Julio Cesar Sampaio do Prado Leite (PUC-Rio, Brazil), Transparency.
March 15^th: Mattia Salnitri, Aligning Service-Oriented Architectures with Security Requirements.
March 22^nd: Elda Paja, Detecting Inconsistencies in Security Requirements.
March 29^th: Maria Lencastre (UPE, Brazil).

April 2012:

April 5^th: John Mylopoulos, The Requirements Problem Revisited.
April 13^th: Amit K. Chopra, The Curious Case of the Missing Communication: Towards a Normative Account of Requirements Engineering.
April 19^th: Fatma Basak Aydemir, Alignment in Organizations.

May 2012:

May 10^th: Silvia Ingolfo, Italian guidelines on Electronic Health Record: challenges for RE.
May 17^th: Konstantinos Angelopoulos, Challenges of complex software systems adaptation.
May 24^th: Fabiano Dalpiaz, Aligning Software Configuration with Business and IT Context.
May 31^st: Tong Li, Security Requirement Analysis at Design Level.

June 2012:

June 14^th: Jennifer Horkoff, Iterative, Interactive Analysis of Agent-Goal Models for Early Requirements Engineering.
June 18^th: Vinay Chaudhri, An Ontology of Structure, Function, and their Relationship.
June 21^th: Feng-Lin Li, Requirements driven software service evolution – a feature based approach.
June 28^th: Mohamad Gharib, Integrity Requirements Analysis in Socio-technical Systems.

July 2012:

July 5^th: Xiaowei Wang, Preliminary Research on Developing an Ontology of Software Evolution.
July 12^th: Alberto Siena, Reasoning with Norm Models.
July 19^th: Amit Chopra, Interaction-Oriented Software Engineering.
July 26^th: Julio Leite, Evolving Software Evolution.

September 2012:

September 6^th: Mattia Salnitri, Aligning Service-Oriented Architectures with Security Requirements.
September 6^th: Jennifer Horkoff, Making Data Meaningful: The Business Intelligence Model and its Formal Semantics in Description Logics.
September 13^th: Fatma Basak Aydemir, Alignment in Organizations.
September 21^st: Jennifer Horkoff, Managing Requirements Uncertainty with Partial Models.

October 2012:

October 4^th: Silvia Ingolfo, Requirements, Intentions, Goals and Applicable Norms.
October 4^th: Itzel Morales-Ramirez, Where did the requirements come from? A retrospective case study.
October 11^th: Alberto Siena, Capturing Variability of Law with Nòmos 2.
October 18^th: Vítor Souza, Life after the PhD.
October 25^th: Elda Paja, Detecting Inconsistencies between Organizational requirements and Security Requirements with STS-ml.

November 2012:

November 2^nd: Konstantinos Angelopoulos, Requirements to Architecture Using Design.
November 8^th: Tong-Li, Design secure socio-technical system through multi-view security analysis.
November 15^th: Joao Pimentel, Complementing goal models for adaptive systems.

December 2012:

December 6^th: Mohamad Gharib, Modeling and Analyzing Information Quality in Socio-technical Systems.
December 13^th: Xiaowei Wang, An Ontology of Software Evolution.
December 20^th: Feng Li, Requirements-Driven Software Service Evolution.

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