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Requirements Engineering and the Semantic Web

This paper establishes a connection between the field of requirements engineering and the Semantic Web. The basis of the connection comes from identifying both environments as Systems of Systems. The connection brings an ability to apply design strategies and solutions from the Semantic Web to current day requirements engineering problems. This has immediate and long term advantages over current industry tools.

Scott A. Selberg | Mark Austin

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