Knowledge Based Requirement Engineering Framework for Emergency Management System

Pavanasam, Velayutham; Subramaniam, Chandrasekaran; Mulchandani, Mannu; Parthasarthy, Aishwarya

doi:10.1109/iccea.2010.123

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“…• KBRE. Pavanasam et al (2010) propose Knowledge-Based RE through the integration of expert systems and domain-specific modelling. After applying this proposal, Valero et al (2013) state that decision-making requires knowledge of multiple dimensions, so a knowledge base, policies and requirements must be created to consider them.…”

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A framework for knowledge management in requirements engineering

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2018

IJKMS

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Managing knowledge properly has become a necessity in all types of professional activities, especially in those whose products are highly utilised and disseminated, such as software engineering. Because we live in a softwaredependent society, this technological development requires improving the processes of understanding and manufacturing; thus, it is recommended to use knowledge as a basis to achieve such improvements. This paper presents the results of an analysis of the proposals to manage knowledge in requirements engineering, in which it is evident that the proposals fail to meet the needs of work teams. The practices evaluated in this study propose an integrated framework for the management of knowledge in RE comprised by the conjunction between the phases of knowledge and the stages of RE and characterised by including two principles of complex thought: transdisciplinarity and multidimensionality.

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A framework for knowledge management in requirements engineering

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2018

IJKMS

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“…A new customisable model comprising the various tasks, interferences as well as the domain level knowledge categories specific to the system engineering activity has been successfully implemented [9]. Licensed Under Creative Commons Attribution CC BY based framework to arrive at a safe and effective design for an emergency management system [10].…”

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Knowledge Based System for Business Software

2016

IJSR

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The objective of this work is to propose a knowledge based system for an effective design and fault free development process of any business software. In this proposed work, the software requirement specifications are treated with proportionate associativity in a particular context. All such requirement information is fed into a knowledge base system in multiple contexts that focuses upon the customer values with respect to development time, cost and maintenance parameters. Various customer, system and environment requirements are analyzed with different contexts and information available in the knowledge base is considered as a knowledge engine to develop a robust software design. Knowledge based system for changing requirements of business software is being evaluated to arrive at a safe and effective design.

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Post-merger Integration Specific Requirements Engineering Model

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Kirikova

2021

Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing

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Knowledge Based Requirement Engineering Framework for Emergency Management System

Cited by 4 publications

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A framework for knowledge management in requirements engineering

A framework for knowledge management in requirements engineering

Knowledge Based System for Business Software

Post-merger Integration Specific Requirements Engineering Model

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