The 30th IEEE International Requirements Engineering Conference (RE’22) will host the track RE@Next! to present in-progress research.

The RE@Next! track is a venue to present ongoing work that has generated early or preliminary results. The goal is to trigger new collaborations with like-minded colleagues and potential industrial partners and to receive early feedback which can help you to submit a full research paper to next year’s RE conference.
Dates
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Wed 17 Aug

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19:20 - 20:10
Natural Language Processing for RERE@Next! Papers / Journal-First at Dibbler
Chair(s): Tong Li Beijing University of Technology
19:20
20m
Talk
Back to the Roots: Linking User Stories to Requirements Elicitation Conversations
RE@Next! Papers
Tjerk Spijkman Utrecht University, Fabiano Dalpiaz Utrecht University, Sjaak Brinkkemper Utrecht University
19:40
30m
Talk
Empirical evaluation of tools for hairy requirements engineering tasks
Journal-First
Dan Berry University of Waterloo
20:20 - 21:20
Eye Tracking in Requirements EngineeringResearch Papers / RE@Next! Papers at Dunnart
Chair(s): Maria Lencastre Universidade de Pernambuco
20:20
30m
Talk
Enriching Vision Videos with Text: An Eye Tracking Study
Research Papers
Melanie Schmedes Leibniz University Hannover, Maike Ahrens Leibniz Universität Hannover, Lukas Nagel Leibniz University Hannover, Kurt Schneider Leibniz Universität Hannover, Software Engineering Group
20:50
20m
Talk
Telling us your needs with your eyes
RE@Next! Papers
Li Rongchen Beijing University of Technology, Tong Li Beijing University of Technology
20:20 - 21:20
Traceability 1Research Papers / Industrial Innovation Papers at Koala
Chair(s): Chetan Arora Deakin University
20:20
30m
Talk
DizSpec: Digitalization of Requirements Specification Documents to Automate Traceability and Impact Analysis
Industrial Innovation Papers
Asha Rajbhoj TCS Research, Padmalata Nistala TCS Research, Vinay Kulkarni Tata Consultancy Services Research, Shivani Soni TCS Research, Ajim Pathan TCS Research
20:50
30m
Talk
Automated Detection of Typed Links in Issue TrackersAvailable
Research Papers
Clara Marie Lüders University of Hamburg, Tim Pietz Universität Hamburg, Walid Maalej University of Hamburg
21:40 - 22:40
Non-Functional Requirements 1Research Papers at Quokka
Chair(s): Zachary Oster University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
21:40
30m
Talk
A Divide & Concur Approach to Collaborative Goal Modeling with Merge in Early-REReusableAvailable
Research Papers
Kathleen R. Hablutzel Smith College, Anisha Jain Smith College, Alicia M. Grubb Smith College
Pre-print
22:10
30m
Talk
The Implications of "Soft Requirements"
Research Papers
Alistair Sutcliffe University of Aston, Peter Sawyer Aston University, Nelly Bencomo Durham University
21:40 - 22:40
Assurance and AccountabilityJournal-First / Research Papers at Wallaby
Chair(s): Jaelson Castro Universidade Federal de Pernambuco
21:40
30m
Talk
Legal Accountability as Software Quality: A U.S. Data Processing Perspective
Research Papers
Travis Breaux Carnegie Mellon University, Thomas Norton Fordham University
22:10
30m
Talk
How assurance case development and requirements engineering interplay: a study with practitioners
Journal-First
Camilo Almendra Universidade Federal do Ceará, Carla Silva Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, Luiz Eduardo G. Martins Universidade Federal de São Paulo, Johnny Marques Instituto Tecnológico de Aeronáutica

Thu 18 Aug

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20:20 - 21:20
Mining User FeedbackResearch Papers at Dunnart
Chair(s): Eduard C. Groen Fraunhofer IESE
20:20
30m
Talk
Mining User Feedback For Software Engineering: Use Cases and Reference ArchitectureReusableAvailable
Research Papers
Jacek Dąbrowski University College London & Fondazione Bruno Kessler, Emmanuel Letier University College London, Anna Perini Fondazione Bruno Kessler, Angelo Susi Fondazione Bruno Kessler
20:50
30m
Talk
What's Inside a Cluster of Software User Feedback: A Study of Characterisation MethodsReusableAvailable
Research Papers
Peter Devine The University of Auckland, James Tizard University of Auckland, Hechen Wang The University of Auckland, Yun Sing Koh The University of Auckland, Kelly Blincoe University of Auckland
20:20 - 21:20
ExplainabilityRE@Next! Papers / Research Papers at Koala
Chair(s): Zhi Jin Peking University
20:20
30m
Talk
Requirements on Explanations: A Quality Framework for Explainability
Research Papers
Larissa Chazette Leibniz University Hannover, Verena Klös Technische Universität Berlin, Florian Herzog Graphmasters GmbH, Kurt Schneider Leibniz Universität Hannover, Software Engineering Group
20:50
20m
Talk
Explainability in a Time of Socially Responsible Software
RE@Next! Papers
Roxana L. Q. Portugal UNSAAC, Cusco, Luiz Marcio Cysneiros York University, Julio Cesar Leite PUC-Rio
21:40 - 22:40
RegulationsJournal-First / Research Papers at Quokka
Chair(s): Travis Breaux Carnegie Mellon University
21:40
30m
Talk
Automated Question Answering for Improved Understanding of Compliance Requirements: A Multi-Document StudyBest Paper
Research Papers
Sallam Abualhaija University of Luxembourg, Chetan Arora Deakin University, Amin Sleimi SnT, University of Luxembourg, Lionel Briand University of Luxembourg; University of Ottawa
22:10
30m
Talk
GoRIM: A Model-Driven Method for Enhancing Regulatory Intelligence
Journal-First
Okhaide Akhigbe University of Ottawa, Daniel Amyot University of Ottawa, Gregory Richards University of Ottawa, Lysanne Lessard University of Ottawa
21:40 - 22:40
Requirements Engineering for AIResearch Papers at Wallaby
Chair(s): Seok-Won Lee Ajou University
21:40
30m
Talk
CADE: The Missing Benchmark in Evaluating Dataset Requirements of AI-enabled Software
Research Papers
Mona Rahimi Northern Illinois University, Hamed Barzamini
22:10
30m
Talk
RESAM: Requirements Elicitation and Specification for Deep-Learning Anomaly Models with Applications to UAV Flight Controllers
Research Papers
Md Nafee Al Islam University of Notre Dame, Yihong Ma University of Notre Dame, Pedro Alarcon Granadeno University of Notre Dame, Nitesh Chawla University of Notre Dame, Jane Cleland-Huang University of Notre Dame

Fri 19 Aug

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19:00 - 20:10
Quality and AssessmentJournal-First / RE@Next! Papers at Bilby
Chair(s): Sallam Abualhaija University of Luxembourg
19:00
30m
Talk
Empirical research on requirements quality: a systematic mapping study
Journal-First
Lloyd Montgomery Universität Hamburg, Davide Fucci Blekinge Institute of Technology, Abir Bouraffa University of Hamburg, Lisa Scholz University of Hamburg, Walid Maalej University of Hamburg
Link to publication DOI Media Attached
19:30
20m
Talk
A Live Extensible Ontology of Quality Factors for Textual RequirementsReusableAvailable
RE@Next! Papers
Julian Frattini Blekinge Institute of Technology, Lloyd Montgomery Universität Hamburg, Jannik Fischbach Netlight GmbH / fortiss GmbH, Michael Unterkalmsteiner Blekinge Institute of Technology, Daniel Mendez Blekinge Institute of Technology, Davide Fucci Blekinge Institute of Technology
Pre-print File Attached
19:50
20m
Talk
Teaching and learning Requirements Engineering concepts: Peer-review skills vs. problem solving skills
RE@Next! Papers
Maria Spichkova RMIT University, Australia
Pre-print
19:00 - 20:10
Artificial Intelligence for RERE@Next! Papers / Research Papers at Dibbler
Chair(s): Rifat Ara Shams CSIRO's Data61
19:00
30m
Talk
Automatic Terminology Extraction and Ranking for Feature Modeling
Research Papers
Jianzhang Zhang Alibaba Business School, Hangzhou Normal University, Sisi Chen Alibaba Business School, Hangzhou Normal University, Hangzhou, China, Jinping Hua Alibaba Business School, Hangzhou Normal University, Hangzhou, China, Nan Niu University of Cincinnati, Chuang Liu Alibaba Business School, Hangzhou Normal University, Hangzhou, China
19:30
20m
Talk
Done is better than perfect: Iterative Adaptation via Multi-grained Requirement Relaxation
RE@Next! Papers
Jialong Li Waseda University, Japan, Kenji Tei Waseda University
19:50
20m
Talk
Retraining a BERT Model for Transfer Learning in Requirements Engineering: A Preliminary Study
RE@Next! Papers
Muideen Ajagbe The University of Manchester, Liping Zhao University of Manchester
20:20 - 21:20
Traceability 2Research Papers / Journal-First at Dunnart
Chair(s): Michael C. Panis Teradyne Inc.
20:20
30m
Talk
Requirements document relations: A reuse perspective on traceability through standards
Journal-First
Katharina Großer University of Koblenz-Landau, Volker Riediger University of Koblenz-Landau, Jan Jürjens University of Koblenz-Landau
20:50
30m
Talk
The Benefits of Pre-Requirements Specification Traceability
Research Papers
Julia Mucha Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nürnberg, Andreas Kaufmann Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nuremberg, Dirk Riehle University of Bavaria, Erlangen, Martin Jung Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nürnberg
20:20 - 21:20
Big Data and Business ProcessesIndustrial Innovation Papers / Journal-First at Koala
Chair(s): Fabiano Dalpiaz Utrecht University
20:20
30m
Talk
A Box Analogy Technique (BoAT) for Agile-based Modelling of Business Processes
Industrial Innovation Papers
Carlos Eduardo Da Silva Sheffield Hallam University, Leisia Medeiros Vigil , Yan Justino CESAR, CESAR School, Eduardo Gomes Wipro Limited
20:50
30m
Talk
ModelOps for enhanced decision‑making and governance in emergency control rooms
Journal-First
Kay Lefevre Deakin University, Chetan Arora Deakin University, Kevin Lee Deakin University, Arkady Zaslavsky Deakin University, Mohamed Reda Bouadjenek Deakin University, Ali Hassani Deakin University, Imran Razzak Deakin University
21:40 - 22:40
Non-Functional Requirements 2Research Papers at Quokka
Chair(s): Daniel Amyot University of Ottawa
21:40
30m
Talk
Narratives: the Unforeseen Influencer of Privacy Concerns
Research Papers
Ze Shi (Zane) Li University of Victoria, Canada, Manish Sihag University of Victoria, Nowshin Nawar Arony University of Victoria, Joao Bezerra Junior University of Victoria, Thanh Phan University of Victoria, Neil Ernst University of Victoria, Daniela Damian University of Victoria
22:10
30m
Talk
A Case Study of Building Shared Understanding of Non-Functional Requirements in a Remote Software OrganizationAvailable
Research Papers
Laura Okpara University of Victoria, Colin Werner University of Victoria, Adam R Murray University of Victoria, Daniela Damian University of Victoria
21:40 - 22:40
Safety Requirements EngineeringRE@Next! Papers / Research Papers at Wallaby
Chair(s): Xiao Liu School of Information Technology, Deakin University
21:40
30m
Talk
Hierarchical Assessment of Safety Requirements for Configurations of Autonomous Driving SystemsAvailable
Research Papers
Yixing Luo Peking University, Xiao-Yi Zhang National Institute of Informatics, Japan, Paolo Arcaini National Institute of Informatics , Zhi Jin Peking University, Haiyan Zhao Peking University, Linjuan Zhang Peking University, Fuyuki Ishikawa National Institute of Informatics
22:10
20m
Talk
Requirements Engineering for Safety-Critical Molecular Programs
RE@Next! Papers
Robyn Lutz Iowa State University

RE@Next! Call for Papers

In line with the theme for the main conference, we are particularly excited to receive submissions addressing our theme "Building Bridges Between Disciplines: Requirements for Transdisciplinarity" (see main CfP).

A good RE@Next! contribution will:

provide in succinct form the information that you would convey in a seminar about your ongoing research work to a fellow academic visiting your department;

compare your novel idea to existing work and clearly show how your ongoing work is going to extend the state-of-the-art;
include the targeted research questions and the research methodology you propose to address them;
show the feasibility of your work by presenting preliminary results, such as a convincing review of well-established prior work, a pilot study based on a reasonably sophisticated example problem, or early results from an exploratory qualitative or quantitative study;
present the long-term directions and prospects of your research endeavour.
 
Each submission will be rigorously reviewed by the RE@Next! Program Committee, following a double-blind review format. Evaluation criteria include clarity of the submission, comparison to the state-of-the-art, expected interest to the conference attendees, as well as novelty and feasibility of the idea.

The authors of accepted papers will have the opportunity to increase the visibility of their artifacts (software and data) and to obtain an artifact badge. Upon acceptance, the authors can submit their artifacts, which will be evaluated by a committee that determines their sustained availability and reusability.

Accepted papers will also be assigned a discussant who will engage with the presenting author directly after the presentation.

All authors who intend to submit a paper must first submit the title, abstract (max. 200 words) and author information. Abstracts are used only to point out your interest to submit a paper and to allow the track co-chairs to match with the committee members early in time.

An abstract submission must be followed by a full paper submission.
Papers must describe original work that has not been previously published or submitted elsewhere. Papers must have between 4 and 6 pages, including references. Submissions must be written in English and formatted according to the IEEE formatting instructions. Submissions must be double-blinded in conformance with the instructions described in the research track. Submissions that do not respect these constraints will be rejected without review.
Accepted papers may require editing for clarity prior to publication and presentation. They will appear in the IEEE Digital Library.

At least one author of each accepted paper must register to and attend the conference in order to present their paper.


For further information and Word/Latex templates please check here

Submission Link

Please submit your paper in PDF format via EasyChair. Select the RE’22 RE@Next! Track for your submission.


Submission Instructions in a Nutshell

Submit your title and an abstract of up to 200 words to register your submission by the abstract deadline

Submit your RE@Next paper with 4-6 pages (including references)

Submissions are DOUBLE-blind

Submissions must be English, in IEEE format

Submit via EasyChair ("RE!Next'22" option)