Over the last ten years research on self–adaptive systems (SAS) and recently research on cyber physical systems (CPS) have attracted the attention of the research community. These types represent novel categories of software–intensive systems insofar that they possess significantly different properties than traditional information systems or embedded systems. SAS and CPS interact with human users and other SAS or CPS through powerful communication networks and change their behaviour in reaction to changes in their context. For example, in its first instalment in 2015, RESACS identified context–awareness and trustworthiness as central issues that pose new challenges for the requirements engineering of such systems. These and other properties cannot simply be added on to SAS nor CPS, but must be inherently built into them, from requirements to code.<br>The Second International Workshop on Requirements Engineering for Self–Adaptive and Cyber Physical Systems (RESACS) seeks original reports of novel ideas, emerging trends, and elaborations on the current state of practice and state of the art on any topic relevant for requirements engineering under special consideration of self–adaptiveness, collaboration and cyber physicality of systems. Topics regarding RE for SAS and CPS include, but are not limited to:<br>– Methods for Assessing the Requirements<br>– Context Analysis and Domain Modeling<br>– Collaboration and Trustworthiness in Collaboration<br>– Specification<br>– Quality Assurance<br>– Strategic and Ad–hoc Reuse of Components and Systems<br>– Design Space Exploration and Communication Strategies<br>– Requirements Satisfaction Monitoring at Runtime<br>– Runtime Adaptation and Decision Making<br>– Dealing with Runtime Uncertainty<br>– Ad–hoc networking of cyber physical entities and services<br>– Benefits and Application Areas<br>
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Gothenburg
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Sweden
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