New article "Transdisciplinary Software Development for Early Crisis Detection" published!

14 Februar 2023

Kerstin Albrecht, Christian Nitzl and Uwe Borghoff have published a paper "Transdisciplinary Software Development for Early Crisis Detection" in the conference proceedings "Computer Aided Systems Theory - EUROCAST 2022". The team describes how approaches from software engineering - in particular the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) - and approaches from intelligence and security science - such as the Intelligence Cycle (IC) - can benefit from each other. Using the example of early crisis detection, the article shows how the path from (software) analysts to political decision makers can look like.

The article can be downloaded here.

 

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