<pre>SCOPE AND MOTIVATION<br>The Iberoamerican Conference on Requirements Engineering and Software<br>Environments, IDEAS, was conceived to stimulate and facilitate the<br>exchange of knowledge and experience, and to narrow the relations among<br>Iberoamerican research groups working in diverse areas of Software<br>Engineering. IDEAS provides a forum that aims at allowing researchers,<br>educators and professionals to present and discuss the most recent works<br>in several fields of Information Technologies and Computation Theories.<br>The first IDEAS was hosted in 1998 in Torres, Brazil. Since then, the<br>event has successfully taken place in San Jose–Costa Rica (IDEAS′99),<br>Cancun–Mexico (IDEAS′00), Heredia–Costa Rica (IDEAS′01), LaHabana–Cuba<br>(IDEAS′02), Asuncion–Paraguay (IDEAS′03), Arequipa–Peru (IDEAS′04),<br>Valparaiso–Chile (IDEAS′05), La Plata–Argentina (IDEAS′06), Isla de<br>Margarita–Venezuela (IDEAS′07) and Recife–Brazil (IDEAS′08).<br>IDEAS′09 will be hosted in MedellÃn, Colombia, and is organized by the<br>Engineering School (Escuela de IngenierÃa) of the EAFIT University. This<br>conference will feature article presentations, tutorial courses, invited<br>lectures, and meetings of research groups with similar interests. IDEAS<br>welcomes articles in Portuguese, Spanish or English, at international<br>level, thereby allowing a bigger interaction between researchers of<br>different Iberoamerican countries.<br>TOPICS<br>Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:<br>* Agent–Oriented Software Development<br>* Aspect–Oriented Software Development<br>* Automated Program Generation<br>* Case Studies, Experiences, and Experimental Studies in Software Engineering<br>* Component–Based Software Development<br>* Domain Specific Languages<br>* Formal Methods in Software Engineering<br>* Languages, Methods, Processes and Tools<br>* Market–Driven Software Development<br>* Model–Driven development, Metamodels<br>* Ontologies for Software Engineering<br>* Peer–to–peer Systems<br>* Quality Estimation, Assurance and Evaluation<br>* Requirements Engineering<br>* Service Oriented Architectures (SOA)<br>* Software Architectures<br>* Software Evolution and Maintenance<br>* Software Product Lines<br>* Software Reengineering<br>* Software Reusability<br>* Standardization in Software Engineering<br>* Testing, Verification and Validation<br>* Web Engineering<br>* Web Services<br>PAPER SUBMISSION<br>IDEAS′09 accepts original papers related to the topics of the event.<br>Submissions should be up to 14 pages long in Springer LNCS format<br>(<a href=″http://www.springer.de/comp/lncs/authors.html″>htt…;) and should be<br>electronically submitted via the IDEAS web site before ″1 November 2008″.<br>Submissions can be full papers addressing any of the topics of the<br>conference, or short papers of 6 pages, describing ongoing research<br>projects at academic or development environments. All papers must be<br>written in English, Spanish or Portuguese, and they will be formally peer<br>reviewed and evaluated according to their originality, relevance,<br>technical quality, and adequacy to the conference topics. The best<br>IDEAS′09 paper will be awarded during the event. Moreover, a selection of<br>the papers accepted at IDEAS′09 will be published into a special issue of<br>an international journal.<br>In addition to scientific and experience reports, the conference will host<br>tutorials. Proposals must be submitted electronically via e–mail in PDF.<br>The tutorial submission should not exceed five pages. The submission<br>content should include the following: title; abstract (200 words);<br>keywords; presenters (name, e–mail address, affiliation, address, and a<br>brief biography); tutorial objectives; target audience. Proposals should<br>be sent to Antonio Brogi (brogi@di.unipi.it) and João Araújo<br>(ja@di.fct.unl.pt) before the November 1, 2008 deadline.</pre><p>. </p>
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IDEAS
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Medellin
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Colombia
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