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Goal modelling is emerging as a central requirements engineering
(RE) technique. Unfortunately, current goal-oriented languages are not interop-
erable with one another or with modelling languages that address other model-
ling perspectives. This is a problem because the emerging generation of model-
driven information systems are likely to depend on coordinated use of several
modelling languages to represent different perspectives on the enterprise and its
proposed information system. The paper applies a structured approach to de-
scribe a well-known goal-oriented language, KAOS, by mapping it onto a phi-
losophically grounded ontology. The structured approach facilitates language
interoperability because, when other languages are described using the same
approach, they become mapped onto the same ontology. The approach thereby
provides an intermediate language for comparison, consistency checking, up-
date reflection, view synchronisation and, eventually, model-to-model transla-
tion both between goal-oriented languages and between different languages.
langue originale | Anglais |
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titre | CAiSE 2006, Proceedings of Workshops and Doctorial Consortium |
Sous-titre | Proceedings of the 11th CAiSE¿06 International Workshop on Exploring Modeling Methods in Systems Analysis and Design (EMMSAD¿06) |
rédacteurs en chef | T Latour, M Petit |
Lieu de publication | Belgium |
Editeur | Namur University Press |
Pages | 395-406 |
Nombre de pages | 12 |
ISBN (imprimé) | 10:2-87037-525-5 |
Etat de la publication | Publié - 2006 |
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