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- Sourrouille, Jean Louis, et al.
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Third International Workshop on Quality in Modeling
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Konferensbidrag (refereegranskat)abstract
- Software quality management is widely researched within Model Driven Software Development (MDD), from both industry practices and academic research viewpoints. The goal of this workshop was to gather researchers and practitioners interested in the emerging issues of quality in the context of MDD. During the first part of the workshop, selected papers were presented and discussed. The second part was divided into two working sessions. The first session was devoted to the introduction of model quality into the software development process by drawing a parallel with quality of code. An invited practitioner introduced issues related to quality of code, followed by a guided discussion based on a list of predefined questions. The second session was dealing with future work and research interests of the participants.
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- Rydhagen, Birgitta, et al.
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Who Loves Sewage? Matching Expectations on Communication Between Households and Sanitation Professionals
- 2009
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Ingår i: Guzovic, Zvonimir, Duic, Neven and Ban, Marko (Eds.), Proceedings of 5th Dubrovnik Conference on Sustainable Development of Energy, Water and Environment Systems. - Dubrovnik. - 9789536313983
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Konferensbidrag (refereegranskat)abstract
- In Swedish municipalities, householders are addressed as important actors in the efforts to improve the quality of sewage sludge. Householders and sanitation professionals are regarded as integrated and active co-producers of the sanitation system, while limited by the functions offered by the technical and organizational structure. Through interviews with both householders and sanitation professionals, recognition of interdependence was identified in both groups although more communication with counterpart was asked for. If the aim is to increase sustainability in the sanitation system, regardless of technical changes, we argue that two-way communication between householders and sanitation professionals needs to increase and embrace not only advice about choice of products and ways to carry out water related activities, but also planning of activities, feedback on results and other aspects of interest.
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