MoDRE 2013 - Model-Driven Requirements Engineering (MoDRE) Workshop

The main themes of the Model-Driven Requirements Engineering Workshop at RE 2013 are:
Achieving reuse of requirements models with MDD and model transformations
requirements-AT-runtime: using requirements models at runtime to govern system execution
Establishing and maintaining causal links between requirements models and runtime models
Simulation of requirements
Monitoring of model-based requirements of context-sensitive, self-aware, and self-adaptive systems
Nevertheless, submissions are welcome in all general workshop topics including (but not limited to) the following:
Modelling languages and metamodels for requirements engineering approaches
Modelling languages and metamodels for supporting separation of concerns in requirements models in the context of model transformations
Ensuring synchronicity and consistency of different requirements models using model transformations
Automatic analysis of requirements models using model transformations (e.g., metrics calculations)
Automatic generation of tools for requirements engineering using MDD (e.g., Ecore + EMF/TEF)
Model Transformations
General transformation schemes or guidelines which allow the development of automatic model transformations for RE
Language features required to support transformations at the requirements level
Automation of transformation involving requirements models as input or output
Transformations between requirements models at different abstraction layers
Traceability and correctness of model transformations involving requirements models
Evaluation of model-driven RE
Model-driven requirements engineering in industry
Industry problems and practices
Success stories about adopting model-driven requirements engineering in industry
Industrial empirical studies