Varibru - Variability in Software-Intensive Product Development

VariBru is a research project initiated in the framework of the Brussels Impulse Programme for ICT. It is supported by the Brussels Capital Region. The VariBru project addresses the strategic problems of software-intensive product builders. Its innovation goal is to perform research in four industrially relevant domains of software variability: software variability management, software product configurability, variability in live contexts, and variability in intention-aware products.

As a project partner, WISE is investigating the focussing on modeling the software variability, a new modeling technique Feature Assemby was developed.  

Related Publications

Year Publication Title
2013 How to Kick Off the Development Process of a Serious Game?
2012 Modelling and managing variability with feature assembly: an experience report
2011 Feature Assembly Framework: Towards Scalable and Reusable Feature Models
2011 Feature Modeling Tools: Evaluation and Lessons Learned
2011 Towards Modeling Data Variability in Software Product Lines
2010 Feature Assembly Modelling: A New Technique for Modelling Variable Software
2009 Applying Semantic Web Technology to Feature Modeling
2008 An OWL- Based Approach for Integration in Collaborative Feature Modelling

Status: Finished

Start Date: 01-09-2007

End Date: 31-08-2013

Website
http://www.varibru.be/

External Research Groups Involved
SOFT - Vrije Universiteit Brussel
CoDE - Université Libre de Bruxelles
RELEASeD - Université Catholique de Louvain

Companies Involved
Sirris - Software Engineering Group

Funded By
ISRIB, the Institute for the encouragement of Scientific Research and Innovation of Brussels, and by the Brussels Capital Region.

Involved Members

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