Advanced Information Systems Engineering

1. Front Matter

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2. Consistent structural updates for object database design

   • P. Poncelet, L. Lakhal

   Pages 1-21

3. A procedural approach to schema evolution

   • Catherine A. Ewald, Maria E. Orlowska

   Pages 22-38

4. An active meta-model for knowledge evolution in an object-oriented database

   • Z. Bellahsene

   Pages 39-53

5. Schema integration in object-oriented databases

   • Christiaan Thieme, Arno Siebes

   Pages 54-70

6. Schema transformations as an aid in view integration

   • Paul Johannesson

   Pages 71-92

7. Towards a model for persistent data integration

   • Olivier Perrin, Nacer Boudjlida

   Pages 93-117

8. Using explanations to improve the validation of executable models

   • Jon Atle Gulla, Geir Willumsen

   Pages 118-142

9. Visualisation for validation

   • V. Lalioti, P. Loucopoulos

   Pages 143-164

10. Validating conceptual models by transformational prototyping

    • Odd Ivar Lindland, John Krogstie

    Pages 165-183

11. Partial evaluation and symbolic computation for the understanding of Fortran programs

    • Sandrine Blazy, Philippe Facon

    Pages 184-198

12. A multi-model approach for deriving requirements specifications for a mega-project

    • C. (Baba) Piprani, Colonel R. Bruce Morris

    Pages 199-220

13. The BOS-method architecture: An improved structured approach for the development of distributed information systems

    • M. Breu, G. Leonardi, B. Percie du Sert, L. Barengo, M. Pfeiffer, J. -C. Utter

    Pages 221-233

14. Dealing with security requirements during the development of information systems

    • Lawrence Chung

    Pages 234-251

15. Elicitating and formalising requirements for C.I.M. information systems

    • Eric Dubois, Philippe Du Bois, Michaël Petit

    Pages 252-274

16. The three dimensions of requirements engineering

    • Klaus Pohl

    Pages 275-292

17. Object-oriented analysis in practice

    • J. Brunet, C. Cauvet, D. Meddahi, F. Semmak

    Pages 293-308

18. Concepts for real-world modelling

    • Andreas L. Opdahl, Guttorm Sindre

    Pages 309-327

19. An abstraction-based rule approach to large-scale information systems development

    • Anne Helga Seitveit

    Pages 328-351

20. The semantics of parts versus aggregates in data/knowledge modelling

    • Renate Motschnig-Pitrik

    Pages 352-373

This volume presents the proceedings of the fifth Conference on Advanced Information Systems Engineering, CAiSE '93, held at the University of Paris-Sorbonne in June 1993. Initiated by J. Bubenko from the Swedish Institute for Systems Development in Stockhom, Sweden, and A. Solvberg from the Norwegian Institute of Technology in Trondheim, Norway, this series of conferences evolved from a Nordic audience to a truly European one. All the conferences have attracted international papers of high quality, indicating the needfor an international conference on advanced information systems engineering topics. The spectrum of contributions contained in the present proceedings extends from inevitable and still controversial issues regarding modeling of information systems, via development environments and experiences, to various novel views forsomespecific aspects of information systems development such as reuse, schema integration, and evolution.

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