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Requirement Engineering for a Small Project with Pre-Specified Scope

This paper describes the requirements engineering process developed for the EU-funded project Analysis of MassIve DataSTreams (AMIDST). The process adopts a use case based approach to requirements engineering (RE), that is tailored to the specific characteristics of the AMIDST project. These characteristics include a relatively small group of developers, a pre-defined project scope, stakeholders from different industries, and the development of a general software framework that can be instantiated according to the needs of the stakeholders. The resulting methodology is sufficiently general to be of relevance for similar development projects.

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