Call for Papers: WISEST 2007 Co-Located with ACM ISSTA 2007
"Gregory M. Kapfhammer" <[email protected]> Thu, 11 Jan 2007 16:13:36 -0500
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CALL FOR PAPERS
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Workshop on Integrating System Environments into Software Testing
(WISEST 2007)
London, United Kingdom
July 9, 2007
http://cs.allegheny.edu/wisest2007/
In conjunction with the
International Symposium on Software Testing and Analysis (ISSTA 2007)
http://www.cse.unl.edu/issta07/
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Theme and Goals
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The Workshop on Integrating System Environments into Software
Testing (WISEST 2007) establishes the first forum for the
discussion of software testing and analysis techniques that
explicitly incorporate the environment of a software system. Since
a modern software application often interacts with a diverse
execution environment in a complicated and unpredictable manner,
there is a clear need for approaches that test an application, an
application's execution environment, and the interaction between
the software application and its environment. In light of these
trends, the overall theme of WISEST 2007 is:
Improving software testing by integrating execution environments
The workshop will focus on the testing and analysis of a program
and an execution environment that contains a wide variety of
additional hardware and software factors. The goals of WISEST 2007
are to:
- articulate the fundamental research questions associated
with testing software applications and their execution
environments
- support the description and evaluation of innovative
"environment aware" approaches to software testing
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Call for Papers
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WISEST 2007 solicits experience, tool, and research papers that
explore software testing and analysis techniques that explicitly
integrate an application's execution environment. It is suggested,
although not strictly required, that papers discuss environment
aware approaches to testing and analysis that are related to:
adequacy criteria, test suite execution, test coverage
monitoring, automated test data generation, regression
testing, debugging, automated fault localization, and
performance evaluation.
The testing approach should focus on a system environment that
includes, but is not limited to, factors such as the:
operating system, computer architecture, database, file
system, graphical user interface, wireless sensor network,
distributed system middleware, and virtual machine.
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Types of Papers
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- Experience reports should provide practical insights into how to
use existing approaches to perform testing and analysis in an
environment aware fashion.
- Tool papers must focus on the design, implementation, and
evaluation of environment aware software testing and analysis
tools.
- Original research papers will explore novel testing techniques
that are explicitly designed to incorporate a software system's
execution environment.
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Paper Evaluation
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All papers will undergo a rigorous review by at least three members
of the Program Committee. All submitted papers will be evaluated
according to (i) relevance to the workshop themes and goals and
(ii) clarity and organization. Experience reports will be evaluated
with respect to the significance and generality of the described
testing experience. Research and tool papers will be judged by the
technical merit, novelty, and evaluation of the described technique
or tool. The results described in the submitted paper must be
unpublished and should not be under review at other workshops,
conferences, or journals.
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Paper Formatting
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Papers should be formatted using the ACM SIG templates. Including
all references and figures, a paper must not exceed the six page
limit. Authors should submit a PDF version of their paper using the
CyberChairPro affiliated with the ISSTA 2007 conference. More
details about paper submission will be provided on the WISEST Web
site.
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Workshop Proceedings
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The WISEST 2007 proceedings will be published in a printed volume
that will be given to participants at the workshop. The complete
proceedings will also be available for download in the ACM Digital
Library and the titles of the accepted papers will be listed in the
print edition of Software Engineering Notes. The presentations for
all of the accepted papers will also be provided on the WISEST Web
site.
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Important Dates
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April 20, 2007: Paper Submission Deadline
May 25, 2007: Author Notification
June 15, 2007: Camera Ready Copy
July 9, 2007: WISEST 2007 Workshop
July 10-12, 2007: ISSTA 2007 Conference
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Workshop Co-Chairs
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Mary Lou Soffa (University of Virginia)
Gregory M. Kapfhammer (Allegheny College)
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Program Committee
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Bruce Childers University of Pittsburgh
Phyllis Frankl Polytechnic University
Chandra Krintz University of California, Santa Barbara
Phil McMinn University of Sheffield
Atif Memon University of Maryland
Atanas Rountev Ohio State University
Jeffrey Voas SAIC
Elaine Weyuker AT&T Research
Kamin Whitehouse University of Virginia
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More Information
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Visit the WISEST 2007 Web Site at:
http://cs.allegheny.edu/wisest2007/
Email your Questions or Comments to:
[email protected]
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