Functional Requirements Elicitation in IoT Systems: a follow-up study

Paldês, Roberto Ávila; Canedo, Edna Dias; Guimarães, Fernando de Albuquerque; Calazans, Angélica Toffano Seidel

doi:10.1145/3439961.3439975

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“…Of the 24 primary studies, only three were found to provide a significant overview of an existing research study. These were [44][45][46].…”

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“…The authors in [44] present a systematic mapping study (SMS) to investigate techniques for the elicitation of functional requirements (FR) in IoT software systems. The authors aimed to classify the RE techniques, tools, and models applied for supporting the elicitation of FRs in the IoT field.…”

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“…An Effective Security Requirements Engineering Framework for Cyber-Physical Systems [47] Mitigating the Impact on Users' Privacy Caused by over Specifications in the Design of IoT Applications [34] Software Engineering for IoT-Driven Data Analytic Applications [35] An Application Development Framework for Internet-of-Things Service Orchestration [48] IoT-HarPSecA: A Framework and Road-map for Secure Design and Development of Devices and Applications in the IoT Space [49] Agent-Oriented Cooperative Smart Objects: From IoT System Design to Implementation [33] A Model-Driven Methodology for the Design of Autonomic and Cognitive IoT-Based Systems: Application to Healthcare [36] A Technology to Support the Building of Requirements Documents for IoT Software Systems [30] Functional Requirements Elicitation in IoT Systems: a follow-up study [44] A Requirements Engineering Process for IoT Systems [32] Elicitation Techniques for Internet of Things Applications Requirements: A Systematic Review [45] COMFIT: A Development Environment for the Internet of Things [50] Stakeholder Identification and Use Case Representation for Internet-of-Things Applications in Healthcare [51] Towards a General Software Engineering Methodology for the Internet of Things [53] REUBI: A Requirements Engineering method for ubiquitous systems [37] Modeling IoT Applications with SysML4IoT [38] Specifying Functional Requirements and QoS Parameters for IoT Systems [39] A Review of IoT Systems Engineering: Application to the Smart traffic lights system [46] Requirements engineering methods for an Internet of Things application: fall-detection for ambient assisted living [40] An Improved RE Framewrok for IoT-Oriented Smart Applications using Inetgrated Approach [31] TrUStAPIS: a trust requirements elicitation method for IoT [41] A UML-based Proposal for IoT System Requirements Specification [42] Methodology for the Model-Driven Development of Service Oriented IoT Applications [43] Papyrus for IoT -A Modeling Solution for IoT [52] Total 13 1 3 7 2 P: Proposal, F: Formalization, M: Meta-study, I: Implementation, E: Extension.…”

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“…Of the 24 primary studies, only three were found to provide a significant overview of an existing research study. These were[44][45][46].Another category is implementation, referring to primary studies presenting tools, plugins, or suites. In this regard, seven articles were cataloged as implementations.…”

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Requirements Engineering for Internet of Things (loT) Software Systems Development: A Systematic Mapping Study

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The Internet of Things (IoT) paradigm is growing, affecting human life and aiming to solve problems in the real world, i.e., in education, healthcare, smart homes, intelligent transportation, and other areas. However, it is a fact that the development of IoT systems is complicated compared to that of traditional software systems, especially in relation to requirements engineering (RE). The RE of IoT systems is not implemented frequently due to their broad aspects, such as the variety of user needs, making these systems difficult to construct. In this sense, the use of loT-based systems has not been well explored by the research community in order to provide well-planned proposals to improve the quality of their performance. In this work, we present a comprehensive and inclusive review of the RE of loT-based systems. To accomplish this, a systematic mapping study (SMS) is presented to evaluate the use of parameters based on the existing literature. SMS is a methodology used for research in the medical field and has recently been implemented in software engineering (SE) to sort and organize research publications to gain knowledge on progress and identify research gaps. In this article, we aim to classify the existing research publications in the current scientific literature regarding RE proposals for IoT software systems and review their implications for future research. This will make it possible to establish lines of research in order to improve the quality of the development of future IoT systems.

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“…Of the 24 primary studies, only three were found to provide a significant overview of an existing research study. These were [44][45][46].…”

Section: Mapping Resultsmentioning

confidence: 98%

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%