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              IFIP WG 8.1/13.2 Joint Working Conference 

                             Domain Knowledge
                                  for
                       Interactive System Design 

                   May 8-10th 1996: Geneva, Switzerland 


Who should attend ?

Researchers, software developers, and project managers who are interested
in the software development process, in particular with concerns of
process improvement and software quality. This conference focuses on the
role of domain knowledge in the development process. 

So what is different about this conference ?

It brings together a mixture of leading researchers and practitioners from
different backgrounds; software engineering, human computer interaction,
information systems development and knowledge engineering. This is unusual
in giving different perspectives on the system development process rather
than having to attend 3-4 different conferences to hear each community
give their viewpoint. We hope all will benefit from this meeting of minds.


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Conference Programme 


Wednesday 8th May

Invited speaker.

Gerhard Fischer, University of Colorado 
       "Seeding, Evolutionary Growth and Reseeding: Constructing, Capturing and
        Evolving Knowledge in Domain-Oriented Design Environments" 


Ecological studies and Frameworks for Domain Modelling

Diary of a Domain Analyst: A Domain Analysis Case-study from Avionics. 
       T. Kelly, W. Lam, B. Whittle, A. Mowles, and R. Rimmer, University of
       York and Rolls Royce Ltd, UK 
Domains, patterns, reuse, and the software process. 
       A. T. Berztiss, University of Pittsburgh, USA 
Responsibility Modelling and its Application to the Specification of Domain
Knowledge. 
       A. Blyth, University of Newcastle, UK 


Process Views of Domain Engineering

A knowledge based system to diagnose the innovation process in industrial
firms. 
       V. Chanal and H. Lesca, University Pierre Mendes France de Grenoble, 
       France 
Acquiring Requirements: A Domain-Specific Approach 
       Maiden N.A.M, City University, London 
Using Domain Knowledge for Requirements Engineering: A Process View. 
       G. Grosz, C. Rolland, and N. Maiden, University of Paris, France, 
       and City University, London, UK 
Semantic Units and Connectors: Towards Domain Knowledge Reuse. 
       C.Cauvet and F.Semmak, Universite de Paris I, France. 


Thursday 9th May

Domain-oriented Knowledge Engineering

Knowledge Level Analysis of the User Interface Design for a Compositional
Modelling System 
       Y. Koizumi and Y. Iwasaki, Toshiba Corporation, Japan and KSL,
Stanford University, USA 
Reasoning about Domain Knowledge and User Actions for Interactive Systems
Development. 
       R. Moller, University of Hamburg, Germany 
Modelling Domain Knowledge using EDDL dp 
       E. Compatangelo and G. Rumolo, University of Ancona and Rome, Italy 
Domain and Task Modelling in MIKE. 
       J. Angele, D. Fensel, and R. Studer, University of Karlsruhe, Germany. 


Domain Modelling for the User's Context

The Nature of user Interface Design - The Role of Domain Knowledge 
       J. Gulliksen, B.Sandblad, and M. Lind, Uppsala University, Sweden 
Domain specific evaluation during the design of human computer interfaces 
       M. Lif and B. Sandblad, Uppsala University, Sweden 
Integrating domain and workstation models: an illustration from Air Traffic
management. 
       P Timmer and J. Long, University College, London, UK 
Use of Task, User and Formal Models to Support Development of Multimedia
Interactive Systems. 
       M. Mezzanotte and F. Paterno, CNUCE-CNR, Pisa, Italy. 



Friday 10th May

Conceptual Modelling Approaches

Lifetime dependency relationships and their application to modelling roles and
relationship objects. 
       Kaasboll J. and R. Motschnig-Pitrik, University of Oslo, Norway and
University of
       Vienna, Austria. 
Conceptual Modelling based on behavioural decomposition. 
       J. Livari, University of Jyvaskyla, Finland 


Panel Session

Contrasting approaches to Domain Oriented Interactive System Design 
       Organiser: David Benyon, Open University, UK 

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IFIP '96 Domain Knowledge for Interactive System Design, Geneva, May 8-10,
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