Location
The RHAS'05 workshop was held at
IAE (Institut d'Administration des Entreprises) Paris
21 rue Broca, 75005 Paris
Phone: +33 (0)1.53.55.28.00
Proceedings
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Description
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Goals
Workshop Program Committee
Paris Workshop Report
RHAS '05 Chicago Workshop
Proceedings
These position papers, presented at the RHAS'05 -
Paris Workshop, are available in portable document format (PDF):
The RHAS 2004 Workshop Proceedings
and the RHAS 2003 Workshop Proceedings
are also available in portable document format (PDF).
The Paris Workshop Report is now
available.
Workshop Description
The Fourth International Requirements Engineering for High-Assurance
Systems Workshop (RHAS’05 - Paris) is a one day workshop that addresses
the special challenges of engineering the requirements of software-intensive
systems, the performance and dependability of which is
mission critical. For such systems, it is thus critically important that
requirements engineers must collaborate with specialty engineers to
proper engineer both:
- Performance requirements (e.g., jitter, latency, response time,
schedulability, and throughput)
- Dependability requirements (e.g., defensibility, operational
availability, predictability, reliability, robustness, safety, security,
stability, and survivability)
Position papers will be submitted and reviewed prior to the conference,
and published for the conference if accepted. During the morning of the
workshops, authors of accepted position papers will present a brief
summary of their papers. During the afternoon of the workshop, the
attendees will work in a collaborative setting to:
- Identify and explore important challenges and risks
- Propose, formulate, and evaluate promising solutions
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Workshop Goals
The workshop goals were to bring together in a small focused working group
practitioners, consultants, and researchers to:
- Exchange ideas and their experiences concerning the engineering of
performance and dependability requirements
- Identify and explore important challenges and risks
- Propose, formulate, and evaluate promising solutions
- Identify open research problems
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Workshop Program Committee
Chair
Donald G. Firesmith
Software Engineering Institute
Carnegie Mellon University
E-mail: dgf@sei.cmu.edu
Program Committee Members
Ian Alexander, Scenario Plus - UK
Dr. Daniel M. Berry, University of Waterloo - Canada
David L. Bush, National Air Traffic Services - UK
Dr. Kevin Daimi, University of Detroit - U.S.A.
Dr. Saeed Fararooy, rcm2 limited - UK
Dr. Mats Heimdahl, University of Minnesota - U.S.A.
Dr. Seok-Won Lee, University of North Carolina - U.S.A.
Dr. Nancy Mead, SEI - U.S.A.
Siva Moorthy, Siemens - India
Dr. Steve Riddle, University of Newcastle upon Tyne - UK
Dr. Guttorm Sindre, Norwegian University of Science and Technology -
Norway
Dr. Elena Troubitsyn, Abo Akademi University - Finland
