Advanced Information Systems Engineering: 18th International Conference, CAiSE 2006, Luxembourg, Luxembourg, June 5-9, 2006, Proceedings - Information Systems and Applications, incl. Internet / Web, and HCI 2006 edition

Marc Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.; Based on pre-pub. info only. Due date: 07/06. Table of Contents: Keynotes.- Trust: From Cognition to Conceptual Models and Design.- Dealing with Trust in eGov Services.- Trusted Interaction: User Control and System Responsibilities in Interaction Design for Information Systems.- Security.- Designing Security Requirements Models Through Planning.- Towards a Comprehensive Framework for Secure Systems Development.- Role-Based Modelling of Interactions in Database Applications.- Conceptual Modelling.- Incremental Evaluation of OCL Constraints.- Object-Relational Representation of a Conceptual Model for Temporal Data Warehouses.- Data Translation Between Taxonomies.- Queries.- Managing Quality Properties in a ROLAP Environment.- Comprehensible Answers to Precis Queries.- An Efficient Approach to Support Querying Secure Outsourced XML Information.- Document Conceptualisation.- Wrapping PDF Documents Exploiting Uncertain Knowledge.- Supporting Customised Collaboration over Shared Document Repositories.- Data Conceptualisation for Web-Based Data-Centred Application Design.- Service Composition.- Resolving Underconstrained and Overconstrained Systems of Conjunctive Constraints for Service Requests.- Discovering Remote Software Services that Satisfy Requirements: Patterns for Query Reformulation.- A Library of OCL Specification Patterns for Behavioral Specification of Software Components.- Workflow.- Data Driven Process Control and Exception Handling in Process Management Systems.- Workflow Exception Patterns.- Dynamic Workflow Modeling and Verification.- Business Modelling.- On the Notion of Value Object.- Inter-organisational Controls as Value Objects in Network Organisations.- Landscape Maps for Enterprise Architectures.- Configuration and Separation.- Model-Driven Enterprise Systems Configuration.- Configuration Management in a Method Engineering Context.- Why Software Engineers Do Not Keep to the Principle of Separating Business Logic from Display: A Method Rationale Analysis.- Business Process Modelling.- Translating Standard Process Models to BPEL.- Semantic Annotation Framework to Manage Semantic Heterogeneity of Process Models.- A Study of the Evolution of the Representational Capabilities of Process Modeling Grammars.- Agent Orientation.- From Stakeholder Intentions to Software Agent Implementations.- Modeling Mental States in Agent-Oriented Requirements Engineering.- On the Quantitative Analysis of Agent-Oriented Models.- Requirements Management.- An Empirical Evaluation of the i* Framework in a Model-Based Software Generation Environment.- Towards an End-User Development Approach for Web Engineering Methods.- Modeling Volatile Concerns as Aspects."Publisher Marketing: Welcometo CAiSE2006 the18thInternationalConferenceonAdvancedInf- mationSystems Engineering. Thegoalof theCAiSE conferenceseriesisto bring together the R&D community concerned with the development of information systemsso asto takeadvantageof emergingmethods andtechnologiesthat both facilitate innovation and create business opportunities. The conference theme of CAiSE 2006 was Trusted Information Systems. Ambient, pervasive and ubiquitous computing are enabling the use of informa- on systems almosteverywhere. Consequently, the impact of informationsystems on the everyday life of organizations as well as individuals is rapidly increasing. Individuals andorganizations?ndthemselves depending oninformationsystems that they did not develop themselves, that they do not fully understand, or that they do not manage and control themselves. Under these rapidly changing circumstances, trust in information systems is clearly becoming a central issue for organisations and individuals. Three - portant aspects of trust in information systems were addressed by the invited keynotes of CAiSE 2006: Trusted Interaction: User Control and System Responsibilities in Interac- on Design for Information Systems by Larry Constantine (Constantine & Lockwood, Ltd., and University of Madeira) Dealing with Trust in eGov Services by Vassily Kritis (Intrasoft Internat- nal) Trust: fromCognitionto ConceptualModels andDesign by Alistair Sutcli?e (The Centre for HCI Design, University of Manchester) The accepted papers and the panels, as well as the CAiSE Forum, addr- sed additional facets of trust such as business/IT alignment, queries and Web services, knowledgeengineering and ontologies, change management, conceptual modelling and requirements management. ForCAiSE2006, wereceived189submissionsinthe?vecategoriesmentioned inthecallforpapers: casestudies, experiencereports, experimentalreports, p- blem statements and research papers. The largest number of submissions came fromChina (21papers)followedbySpain(19papers)andGermany(13papers)."

Contributor Bio:  DuBois, Eric University of OttawaContributor Bio:  Pohl, Klaus Klaus Pohl holds a full professorship for Software Systems Engineering at the Institute for Computer Science and Business Information Systems (ICB) at University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany and an adjunct-professorship at the University of Limerick, Ireland. From 2005 to 2007 he acted as the funding scientific director of Lero, the Irish Software Engineering Research Centre. He received his Ph. D. and his habilitation in computer science from RWTH Aachen, Germany. His research interests include requirements engineering, service-based system engineering, software quality assurance, and software product lines.