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Dr. Alexander Egyed
Johannes Kepler University
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Grand challenges, benchmarks, and TraceLab: developing infrastructure for the software traceability research community.

by Jane Cleland-Huang, Adam Czauderna, Alex Dekhtyar, Olly Gotel, Jane Huffman Hayes, Ed Keenan, Greg Leach, Jonathan I. Maletic, Denys Poshyvanyk, Yonghee Shin, Andrea Zisman, Giuliano Antoniol, Brian Berenbach, Alexander Egyed, Patrick Mäder
Abstract:
The challenges of implementing successful and cost-effective traceability have created a compelling research agenda that has addressed a broad range of traceability related issues, ranging from qualitative studies of traceability users in industry to very technical and quantitative studies. Unfortunately, advances are hampered by the signifcant time and effort that new researchers must invest to establish their research environments. In addition, existing researchers face challenges in reconstructing and modifying existing experiments, as well as in comparing new results against existing baselines. Members of the Center of Excellence for Software Traceability (CoEST) have been working to address these issues through identifying the Grand Challenges of Traceability, developing benchmarks, and constructing TraceLab, an extensible and scalable visual environment for designing and executing a broad range of traceability experiments.
Reference:
Jane Cleland-Huang, Adam Czauderna, Alex Dekhtyar, Olly Gotel, Jane Huffman Hayes, Ed Keenan, Greg Leach, Jonathan I. Maletic, Denys Poshyvanyk, Yonghee Shin, Andrea Zisman, Giuliano Antoniol, Brian Berenbach, Alexander Egyed, Patrick Mäder, "Grand challenges, benchmarks, and TraceLab: developing infrastructure for the software traceability research community.", pp. 17-23, 2011.
Bibtex Entry:
@Workshop{DBLP:conf/icse/Cleland-HuangCDGHKLMPSZABEM11,
  Title                    = {Grand challenges, benchmarks, and TraceLab: developing infrastructure for the software traceability research community.},
  Author                   = {Jane Cleland-Huang and Adam Czauderna and Alex Dekhtyar and Olly Gotel and Jane Huffman Hayes and Ed Keenan and Greg Leach and Jonathan I. Maletic and Denys Poshyvanyk and Yonghee Shin and Andrea Zisman and Giuliano Antoniol and Brian Berenbach and Alexander Egyed and Patrick Mäder},
  Booktitle                = {6th International Workshop on Traceability in Emerging Forms of Software Engineering (TEFSE), Honolulu, HI},
  Year                     = {2011},

  Abstract                 = {The challenges of implementing successful and cost-effective traceability have created a compelling research agenda that has addressed a broad range of traceability related issues, ranging from qualitative studies of traceability users in industry to very technical and quantitative studies. Unfortunately, advances are hampered by the signifcant time and effort that new researchers must invest to establish their research environments. In addition, existing researchers face challenges in reconstructing and modifying existing experiments, as well as in comparing new results against existing baselines. Members of the Center of Excellence for Software Traceability (CoEST) have been working to address these issues through identifying the Grand Challenges of Traceability, developing benchmarks, and constructing TraceLab, an extensible and scalable visual environment for designing and executing a broad range of traceability experiments.},
  Pages                    = {17-23},

  Doi                      = {10.1145/1987856.1987861},
  File                     = {Grand Challenges, Benchmarks, and TraceLab:Workshops\\TEFSE 2011 - Grand Challenges, Benchmarks, and TraceLab\\Grand Challenges, Benchmarks, and TraceLab.pdf:PDF},
  Keywords                 = {traceability}
}
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