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A Quantitative Assessment of Requirements Engineering Publications -- 1963--2006

by: Alan Davis and Ann Hickey and Oscar Dieste and Natalia Juristo and Ana Moreno

In: Requirements Engineering: Foundation for Software Quality (2007) , p. 129--143.

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URL:	http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-73031-6_10

Requirements engineering research has been conducted for over 40 years. It is important to recognize the plethora of results accumulated to date to: (a) improve researchers' understanding of the historical roots of our field in the real-world andthe problems that they are trying to solve, (b) expose researchers to the breadth and depth of solutions that have been proposed,(c) provide a synergistic basis for improving those solutions or building new ones to solve real-world problems facing theindustry today, and d) increase practitioner awareness of available solutions. A detailed meta-analysis of the requirementsengineering literature will provide an objective overview of the advances and current state of the discipline. This paperrepresents the first step in a planned multi-year analysis. It presents the results of a demographic analysis by date, type,outlet, author, and author affiliation for an existing database of over 4,000 requirements engineering publications.

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@inproceedings{davis07a,
  author = {Alan Davis and Ann Hickey and Oscar Dieste and Natalia Juristo and Ana Moreno},
  booktitle = {Requirements Engineering: Foundation for Software Quality},
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  pages = {129--143},
  title = {A Quantitative Assessment of Requirements Engineering Publications -- 1963--2006},
  url = {http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-73031-6_10},
  year = {2007},
  abstract = {Requirements engineering research has been conducted for over 40 years. It is important to recognize the plethora of results
accumulated to date to: (a) improve researchers' understanding of the historical roots of our field in the real-world andthe problems that they are trying to solve, (b) expose researchers to the breadth and depth of solutions that have been proposed,(c) provide a synergistic basis for improving those solutions or building new ones to solve real-world problems facing theindustry today, and d) increase practitioner awareness of available solutions. A detailed meta-analysis of the requirementsengineering literature will provide an objective overview of the advances and current state of the discipline. This paperrepresents the first step in a planned multi-year analysis. It presents the results of a demographic analysis by date, type,outlet, author, and author affiliation for an existing database of over 4,000 requirements engineering publications.}
}

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%0 Conference Paper
%A Alan Davis
%A Ann Hickey
%A Oscar Dieste
%A Natalia Juristo
%A Ana Moreno
%B Requirements Engineering: Foundation for Software Quality
%D 2007
%K 
%P 129--143
%T A Quantitative Assessment of Requirements Engineering Publications -- 1963--2006
%U http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-73031-6_10
%X Requirements engineering research has been conducted for over 40 years. It is important to recognize the plethora of results
accumulated to date to: (a) improve researchers' understanding of the historical roots of our field in the real-world andthe problems that they are trying to solve, (b) expose researchers to the breadth and depth of solutions that have been proposed,(c) provide a synergistic basis for improving those solutions or building new ones to solve real-world problems facing theindustry today, and d) increase practitioner awareness of available solutions. A detailed meta-analysis of the requirementsengineering literature will provide an objective overview of the advances and current state of the discipline. This paperrepresents the first step in a planned multi-year analysis. It presents the results of a demographic analysis by date, type,outlet, author, and author affiliation for an existing database of over 4,000 requirements engineering publications.