ICSSEA 2012 Paris

ICSSEA 2012 Paris
ICSSEA 2012 Paris
Series :	ICCSEA Conference
Start :	Oct 23 2012
Homepage :	Homepage
City :	Paris
Country :	France
Important dates

24^th International Conference on Software & Systems Engineering and their Applications
Telecom Paristech, Paris, October 23-25, 2012

Web Site web: http://icssea.enst.fr

Sponsored by AFIS (the French Association for Systems Engineering) and INCOSE, co-organized by TELECOM ParisTech, CS Communication & Systems, and the Génie Logiciel quarterly, the 24th edition of the ICSSEA Conference (International Conference on Software & Systems Engineering and their Applications) will be held in Paris on October 23-25, 2012. By gathering actors from across the enterprise and research worlds, it aims at providing a critical survey of the status of tools, methods, and processes for elaborating software & systems.

MAIN TOPICS

• Architectures
• Cloud
• Complex systems engineering
• Components & reusability
• Development methods
• Distributed computing
• Evolution
• Industrial control-command
• Information systems
• Open source issues
• Project management & agile methods
• Quality control & assurance
• Requirements engineering
• Security
• Software platforms
• Systems engineering and Systems of systems
• Testing
• Web engineering

ORGANIZATION

Co-Chairs

• Agusti Canals – CS (F)
• Elie Najm – Telecom ParisTech (F)
• Jean-Claude Rault – Génie Logiciel (F)

Steering Committee

• Maarten Boasson – Consultant (NL)
• Joseph K. DeRosa – Consultant (USA)
• Vassilka Kirova – Alcatel-Lucent (USA)
• Claude Y. Laporte – École de Technologie Supérieure (CDN)
• Gérard Memmi – Telecom ParisTech (F)
• Axel Rennoch – Fraunhofer FOKUS (D)

International Programme Committee

• Jakob Axelsson - Mälardalen University (S)
• Alessandra Bagnato - TXT (I)
• Maria-Laura Bargellini - ENEA (I)
• Maarten Boasson - Consultant
• Jorgen Boegh - Beijing University of P & T (PRC)
• Daniela Cancila - ATEGO (F)
• Agusti Canals - CS Communication & Systems (F)
• Darren Dalcher - University of Hertfordshire (GB)
• Narajan Debnath - Winona University (USA)
• Joseph K. DeRosa - Consultant (USA)
• Tharam Dillon - Curtin University (AUS)
• Gauthier Fanmuy - ADN (F)
• Alessandro Fantechi - Universita di Firenze (I)
• Juan Garbajosa - UPM (E)
• Cecilia Haskins - NTNU (N)
• Hans-Ludwig Hausen - Consultant (D)
• Jérôme Hugues - ISAE (F)
• Vassilka Kirova - Alcatel-Lucent (USA)
• Philip A. Laplante - Penn State University (USA)
• Claude Y. Laporte - École de Technologie Supérieure (CDN)
• François-Marie Lesaffre - Sopra Group (F)
• Dominique Luzeaux - DGA (F)
• Libero Maesano - Simple Engineering (I)
• Thierry Millan - IRIT (F)
• Gerrit Müller - Buskerud University College (N)
• Élie Najm - Telecom Paristech (F)
• Asmus Pandikow - Syntell (S)
• Marsha Pomeroy-Huff - SEI (USA)
• Klaus Pohl - Paluno (D)
• Jean-Claude Rault - Génie Logiciel (F)
• Axel Rennoch - Fraunhofer FOKUS (D)
• Laurent Rioux - Thales (F)
• Thomas Robert - Telecom ParisTech (F)
• Eric Rutten - INRIA (F)
• Marjan Sirjani - Reykjavik University (IS)
• Nicolas Trèves - CNAM (F)
• Sylvie Vignes - Telecom ParisTech (F)
• Christian Winkler - Universität Klagenfurt (A)

SPONSORS & PARTNERS

AFIS – INCOSE – SEE – CS – Telecom ParisTech – Génie Logiciel – CIGREF – System@tic – ACIAL– ADN – Alcatel-Lucent – CNAM – CONNEXION – EDF – Esterel technologies – ETS –Fraunhofer Gesellschaft – GALAXY – IRIT – Respect-IT

PROGRAM

(see detailed schedule on the web site)

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2012

Session 1: Inaugural lectures

• Sweet rupture

Laurent Sarrazin - Société Générale (F)

• Will structural quality cause the Apocalypse?

Bill Curtis - CAST Software & CISQ (USA) and Razak Ellafi - CAST Software (F)

Session 2: Agility

• Development factory: From nightmare to reality

Fabrice Esnault - Open Wide (F)

• Introducing the analytic hierarchy process (AHP) to extreme programming practices

Sultan Alshehri, Luigi Benedicenti, and Mohamed Ismail - University of Regina (CDN)

• Toward project assessment frameworks for collaborative agile development

Vassilka Kirova - Alcatel-Lucent (USA) and Thomas Marlowe - Seton Hall University (USA)

Workshop 1

• Innovation games: From theory to practice
  • Part-1: Theory
  • Part-2: On-site practice

Fabrice Aimetti - Consultant (F) and Philippe Launay - AGFA Healthcare (F)

Session 3: SOA & Architecture

• Behavior models and composition for software and systems architecture

Mikhail Auguston and Clifford Whitcomb - Naval Postgraduate School (USA)

• Parabolic scaling of the rank-size distribution of software source code files and software slimness

Stephen Perin - Octo Technology (F)

• Service contract clauses as business rules

Fabio De Rosa - Simple-Engineering (I), Arielle P. Maesano - LIP6 (F), and Libero Maesano - Simple-Engineering (I)

• An evaluation of using structural testing information to perform web service monitoring

Marcelo Medeiros Eler and Paulo Cesar Masiero - Universidade de Sao Paulo (BR)

Session 4: Dependability

• A fault-tolerant system for distributed applications

Ouanes Aissaoui - Université Badji Mokhtar (DZ), Abdelkrim Amirat - Université Mohamed Cherif Messaadia (DZ), and Fadila Atil - Université Badji Mokhtar (DZ)

• Automatic derivation of self-healing behavior from variability models at run-time

Abdelghani Alidra- Skikda University (DZ) and Mohamed Tahar Kimour - Université Badji Mokhtar (DZ)

Tutorial 1

Writing requirements documents with GORE: from theory to practice

Robert Darimont - Respect-IT (B)

(see detail content on Web site)

Invited lecture

• What can agile project management offer?

Darren Dalcher - University of Hertfordshire, director of the national Centre for Project Management (GB) TBC

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2012

Session 5: Model-Based Systems Engineering

• Model-driven migration: a case study

Patrick Fraysse - Crédit Agricole (F)

• A strategy for introducing MBSE

Miguel Angel Mozas Pajares, Carlos Fernandez de la Hoz - Airbus Military (E), and Pablo Lopez Ayllon - Cassidian (E)

• System engineering using a model-approach in railways

Said El Fassi, Stéphane Callet, and Hervé Fedeler - SNCF (F)

• Designing Web model-driven applications

Christophe Keromen- 4D (F)

Session 6: Requirements engineering & Natural Language Processing

• LEXIOR: A lexical approach for improvement of requirements

Richard Szczepaniak and Frédéric Gil - Cortim (F)

• Using statement-level templates to improve the quality of requirements

Jeremy Dick - Integrate Systems Engineering (GB) and Juan Llorens - Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (E)

• Eliminate and automate: How to save time and effort when developing requirements

Colin Hood - Colin Hood Systems Engineering Ltd (GB)

• Fuzzy semantics and its roles in requirements engineering for aircraft systems

Priya Alexander - EADS Innovation Works (F)

• Requirements specification and analysis with DODT

Stefan Farfeleder - TU Wien (A), Klaus Hörmaier - Infineon (A), Andreas Krall - TU Wien (A), Herbert Zojer and Alois Rainer - Infineon (A)

• Requirement engineering as a stepwise process of information merging

Horst Kandutsch, Johann Kuschnig, Manuel Warum - LIFE (A), Günther Fliedl, and Christian Winkler - AAU (A)

Tool demos

• The Requirement Quality Suite

Jose Miguel Fuentes - The REUSE Company (E)

• Requirement engineering as a stepwise process of information merging
• LICORA and AVANGUIDE

Horst Kandutsch, Johann Kuschnig, Manuel Warum - LIFE (A), Günther Fliedl, and Christian Winkler- AAU (A)

• Intelligent system design tool: A comprehensive PDM/PLM tool

Vikas Shukla - LAAS & INSA (F) and Michel Malbert - Sigmaplus (F)

Workshop 2

Model-driven collaborative development: The GALAXY experience

Yves Bernard - Airbus (F), Bernard Coulette - Université de Toulouse (F), and others to be announced

(see detail on Web site)

Session 7: Systems engineering

• A systems engineering based design infrastructure for distributed control and building performance simulations

Azzedine Yahiaoui - TU Eindhoven (NL) and Abd-El-Kader - LAAS-CNRS (F)

• Definition, execution and enforcement of standards compliant engineering processes: Concept and case studies

Erich Meier - Method Park (D)

• Empowering graph model of game theory for system design

Vikas Shukla, Guillaume Auriol, Claude Baron, and Hamid Demmou - LAAS & INSA (F)

• Integrating system and software engineering activities

Thierry Le Sergent, Alain Le Guennec, Luc Coyette, François Xavier Dormoy et Bernard Dion - Esterel Technologies (F)

Session 8: Software engineering and Ontologies

• Automatic generation of user role profiles for optimized enterprise search

Matthias Reichhold, Jörg Kerschbaumer, Günther Fliedl, and Christian Winkler - Alpen Adria Universität Klagenfurt (A)

• Information system modeling: an implemented process to system V & V

Philippe Larvet and Michel Lanque - Consultants (F)

ASSOCIATED EVENT Model-Based Software Security Testing

(see detail program on the Web site)

Invited lecture

• The triple point of business software: BRMS

Patrick Albert - IBM (F)

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2012

Session 9: Quality & Performances

• Why assessing the technical debt principal sum does not matter

Philippe-Emmanuel Douziech - CAST Software (F)

• HyperSTE: The road to content quality

Berry Braster - Tedopres International (NL)

• Applying the ISO 25000 model: a new view upon software quality

Jan van Oort - Anecon (A)

• SQuORE: A new approach to software project quality measurement

Boris Baldassari - SQuORING Technologies (F)

• Causes for controlling the consistency of the evolution of database systems

Hendrik Decker - UPV (E)

• Optimizing the efficiency of manual parallelization

Constantin Christmann - Universität Stuttgart (D), Jürgen Falkner, and Anette Weisbecker - Fraunhofer IAO (D)

Session 10: Coupling Software Engineering and Systems Engineering for Innovation

A case study: The CONNEXION Cluster

• The CONNEXION Cluster: Control/command in critical industrial processes

Catherine Devic, Dominique Galara, François Cheriaux, and Tuan Dang - EDF (F)

• CONNEXION Concepts and framework

Dominique Galara - EDF (F), Gérard Morel, Jean-François Petin, and David Gouyon - CNRS/CRAN (F)

• Knowledge and advanced services for e-monitoring

Jean-Baptiste Léger, Maxime Monin - Predict (F), and David Gouyon - CNRS/CRAN (F)

• Intelligent services orchestration through an object bus

Patrick Bellot - Telecom Paristech (F) and Tuan Dang - EDF (F)

• Plasticity of man-machine interfaces

Gaelle Calvary - IMAG/LIG (F), François Cheriaux - EDF (F), and Danièle Lanneau - ATOS (F)

• Integrating infrastructures of wireless networks of sensors/effectors

Pascale Minet - INRIA (F) and Tuan Dang - EDF (F)

Demonstrations

Session 11: Testing

• The ATOM method: Writing and maintaining non-regression test scripts by functional teams

Masiré Fofana - ACIAL (F)

• Testing inexecutable conditions on input pointers in C program with SANTE

Omar Chebaro - ASCOLA (EMN-INRIA, LINA) (F), Mickaël Delahaye - Université Joseph Fourier (F), and Nikolay Kosmatov - CEA (F)

• MATELO

Anthony Faucogney - All4tec (F) TBC

Session 12: Tool demos

• SQUORE: A new approach to software project quality measurement

Boris Baldassari - Squoring (F)

Tutorial 2

Is cloud computing bringing complexity or simplicity?

Hervé Crespel - X4it (F) and Joseph K. DeRosa - Consultant (USA)

(see detail on Web site)