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Story Driven Approach to Software Evolution

by: Juergen Rilling, Wen Jun Meng, René Witte, and Philippe Charland

In: IET Software, Vol. 2, Nr. 4 (August 2008) , p. 304--320.

Abstract

From a maintenance perspective, only software that is well understood can evolve in a controlled and high-quality manner. Software evolution itself is a knowledge-driven process that requires the use and integration of different knowledge resources. The authors present a formal representation of an existing process model to support the evolution of software systems by representing knowledge resources and the process model using a common representation based on ontologies and description logics. This formal representation supports the use of reasoning services across different knowledge resources, allowing for the inference of explicit and implicit relations among them. Furthermore, an interactive story metaphor is introduced to guide maintainers during their software evolution activities and to model the interactions between the users, knowledge resources and process model.

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Story Driven Approach to Software Evolution

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@article{RMWC08,
  abstract = {From a maintenance perspective, only software that is well understood can evolve in a controlled and high-quality manner. Software evolution itself is a knowledge-driven process that requires the use and integration of different knowledge resources. The authors present a formal representation of an existing process model to support the evolution of software systems by representing knowledge resources and the process model using a common representation based on ontologies and description logics. This formal representation supports the use of reasoning services across different knowledge resources, allowing for the inference of explicit and implicit relations among them. Furthermore, an interactive story metaphor is introduced to guide maintainers during their software evolution activities and to model the interactions between the users, knowledge resources and process model.},
  added-at = {2009-06-27T00:19:05.000+0200},
  author = {Rilling, Juergen and Meng, Wen Jun and Witte, Ren\'{e} and Charland, Philippe},
  biburl = {http://www.bibsonomy.org/bibtex/241f0cea35249119d827eb5af5812d3a0/gresch},
  description = {Story Driven Approach to Software Evolution},
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  journal = {IET Software},
  keywords = {evolution modeling ontology process software story},
  month = {August},
  number = 4,
  pages = {304--320},
  timestamp = {2009-06-27T00:19:05.000+0200},
  title = {Story Driven Approach to Software Evolution},
  volume = 2,
  year = 2008
}

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%A Meng, Wen Jun
%A Witte, Ren\'{e}
%A Charland, Philippe
%D 2008
%J IET Software
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%N 4
%P 304--320
%T Story Driven Approach to Software Evolution
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%X From a maintenance perspective, only software that is well understood can evolve in a controlled and high-quality manner. Software evolution itself is a knowledge-driven process that requires the use and integration of different knowledge resources. The authors present a formal representation of an existing process model to support the evolution of software systems by representing knowledge resources and the process model using a common representation based on ontologies and description logics. This formal representation supports the use of reasoning services across different knowledge resources, allowing for the inference of explicit and implicit relations among them. Furthermore, an interactive story metaphor is introduced to guide maintainers during their software evolution activities and to model the interactions between the users, knowledge resources and process model.