• Approaches for knowledge capture and sharing during requirements elicitation, specification, analysis and change management
• Wikis for Requirements Engineering
• Automatic and context-aware capture of problem domain knowledge
• Mining requirements repositories
• Intelligent assistance tools such as semantic search and recommendation on requirements
• Context-awareness tools for supporting requirements elicitation, analysis, traceability and reuse
• Ontology-based requirements and traceability management
• Capture and maintenance of rationale information for volatile and evolving requirements
• Rationale management for variability, product lines and service-oriented architectures
• Empirical studies on advantages and drawbacks of particular knowledge management approaches

Types of Contributions

• Short papers (3-5 pages) state the position of the authors within the scope of the workshop, and can describe solution concepts in a premature state.
• Full papers (6-10 pages) describe problems, needs, novel approaches and frameworks within the scope of the workshop. Evaluations of new approaches are to be included in a full paper. Empirical evaluation papers and industrial experience reports are also welcome for submissions.
• Posters and demo papers (1-2 pages) summarize work results.