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Wearepleasedtopresenttheproceedingsofthe14thMontereyWorkshop, which
tookplaceSeptember10-13,2007inMonterey, CA, USA. Inthispreface,
wegive the reader an overview of what took place at the workshop
and introduce the contributions in this Lecture Notes in Computer
Science volume. A complete introduction to the theme of the
workshop, as well as to the history of the Monterey Workshop
series, can be found in Luqi and Kordon's "Advances in Requirements
Engineering: Bridging the Gap between Stakeholders' Needs and
Formal Designs" in this volume. This paper also contains the case
study that many participants used as a problem to frame their
analyses, and a summary of the workshop's results. The workshop
consisted of three keynote talks, three panels, presentations of
peer-reviewed papers, as well as presentations of various position
papers by the participants. The keynote speakers at this year's
workshop were Daniel Berry, Aravind Joshi, and Lori Clarke. Each of
their talks was used to set the tone for the p- sentations and
discussions for that particular day. Daniel Berry presented an
overview of the needs and challenges of natural language processing
in requi- ments engineering, with a special focus on ambiguity in
his talk "Ambiguity in Natural Language Requirements. " Aravind
Joshi provided an overview of current natural language processing
research in discourse analysis in the talk "Some Recent
Developments in Natural Language Processing. " Finally, Lori Clarke
showed how to combine formal requirements speci?cation with natural
language processing to cope with the complex domain of medical
information processes in "Getting the Details Right.
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dismantle a group that's been in place for years. They're
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Authorities are stymied. Ian and Jenny Bragg are not so
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