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This chapter provides an overview on the design aim of the SPP1593’s case studies. The provided case studies in production automation from shop floor to enterprise resource planning up to commercial systems of a supermarket provide more than 50 different well-documented evolution scenarios. For these scenarios, different documents on the life cycle and the software disciplines are provided to the community and further developed by the SPP1593 participants. These scenarios are available in various forms such as architecture and behaviour models in SysML/UML, control software of the plant, as well as frontend user GUI considering non-functional aspects like maintainability and security. The community case studies aim at providing the following benefits: (1) by building upon existing specifications and settings, less effort in scenario definition, study setup, and execution is required, (2) a common case study increases the comparability of evaluation results to those of other researchers and leads to increased evaluation confidence, and (3) a common case study also increases community acceptance by interaction with other researchers.
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Bougouffa, S. et al. (2019). Case Studies for the Community. In: Reussner, R., Goedicke, M., Hasselbring, W., Vogel-Heuser, B., Keim, J., Märtin, L. (eds) Managed Software Evolution. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-13499-0_12
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