A detailed agenda is forthcoming.

Full papers

• Robyn Lutz and Nicolas Rouquette. Using Defect Reports to Build Requirements Knowledge in Product Lines
• Rosalva Gallardo-Valencia and Susan Elliott Sim. Continuous and Collaborative Validation: A Field Study of Requirements Knowledge in Agile
• Walid Maalej and Anil Thurimella. Towards a Research Agenda for Recommendation Systems in Requirements Engineering
• Hans W. Nissen, Dominik Schmitz, Matthias Jarke and Thomas Rose. How to Keep Domain Requirements Models Reasonably Sized
• Sam Supakkul, Tom Hill, Ebenezer Oladimeji and Lawrence Chung. Capturing, Organizing, and Reusing Knowledge of NFRs: An NFR Patterns Approach

Short papers

• Lin Ma, Paul Piwek, Anne De Roeck, Bashar Nuseibeh and Allistair Willis. On Presuppositions in Requirements
• Carlos Castro-Herrera and Jane Cleland-Huang. A Machine Learning Approach for Identifying Expert Stakeholders
• Reinhard Stoiber. Modeling and Managing Tacit Product Line Requirements Knowledge
• Klaus Schmid. Reasoning on Requirements Knowledge to Support Creativity
• Ricardo Gacitua, Lin Ma, Bashar Nuseibeh, Paul Piwek, Anne de Roeck, Mark Rouncefield, Pete Sawyer, Alistair Willis and Hui Yang. Making Tacit Requirements Explicit
• Leif Singer, Olesia Brill, Sebastian Meyer and Kurt Schneider. Leveraging Rule Deviations in IT Ecosystems for Implicit Requirements Elicitation

Industrial demos

• Hubert Dubois, Fadoi Lakhal and Sébastien Gérard. The Papyrus tool as an Eclipse UML2-modeling environment for requirements
• Andreas Faatz, Birgit Zimmermann and Eicke Godehardt. Luhmann’s slip box – what can we learn from the device for knowledge representation in requirements engineering?
• Takanori Ugai and Kouji Aoyama. Domain KnowledgeWiki for Requirements Elicitation