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’05 Dr. Oscar Pastor Full Professor and the Leader of the OO-Method Research Group, Valencia University of Technology Homepage: List of main empirical research areas:  Experimentation with early metrics for Web applications  Experimental Evaluation of FSM methods  Empirical theory Post your photo here Candidate member Main motivation for joining ISERN:  Collaboration on research methods and research interests  Exchange of experience in Empirical Software Engineering  Identification of opportunities of joint research projects  Feedback from ISERN community on how to properly integrate ESE in a MDA-based approach. Planned contributions to the community:  Analysis and dissemination of empirical results  Sharing and exchanging knowledge with ISERN members  Sharing data for experiment replications  Testing empirical theories to bridge the gap between research and practice in Empirical Software Engineering

’05 Dr. Oscar Pastor Full Professor and the Leader of the OO-Method Research Group, Valencia University of Technology Main empirical research areas:  Experimentation with early metrics for Web applications  Experimental Evaluation of FSM methods  Empirical theory Candidate member Post your photo here Empiricism (ESE)

’05  Research Fellows & Full PhD students:  Marta Ruiz  Victoria Torres  Nelly Condori  Javier Muñoz  Paco Valverde  Ignacio Panach  Sergio España  Inés Pederiva  Carlos Cetina  Estefania Serral  David Melo  David Anés  José Iborra  Dr. Oscar Pastor (Group Leader)  Dr. Vicente Pelechano (WE Leader)  Dr. Juan Sánchez (RE Leader  Dr. Silvia Abrahão (SQ/ESE Leader)  Dr. Matilde Celma  Dr. Juan Carlos Casamayor  Joan Fons  Manoli Albert  Jorge Belenguer  Pedro Valderas  Visiting Lecturers & Full PhD students:  Hugo Estrada, Alicia Martinez  Isabel Diaz, Gonzalo Rojas, Marilyn Rueda The OO-Method Group Members

’05 Main motivation for joining ISERN:  Collaboration on research methods and research interests  Exchange of experience in Empirical Software Engineering  Identification of opportunities of joint research projects  Feedback from ISERN community on how to properly integrate ESE in a MDA-based approach. Expectations  To be in touch with well-established experimentation approaches and ESE experts  Enlarge collaboration on research methods and research issues  Planning, Sharing and Replication of experiments  Guest researchers from the ISERN community and students exchange Motivation & Expectation

’05 Planned contributions to the community:  Analysis and dissemination of empirical results  Sharing and exchanging knowledge with ISERN members  Sharing data for experiment replications  Testing empirical theories to bridge the gap between research and practice in Empirical Software Engineering Current collaborations with ISERN:  Prof. Dr. Natalia Juristo, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid  Replication of an experiment on the comparison of software testing approaches at the Valencia University of Technology  Prof. Dr. Mario Piattini, Universidad de Castilla-La-Mancha  Joint paper on the definition of an Ontology for Software Measurement Contribution & Collaboration

’05 Planned collaborations with ISERN:  Dr. Emilia Mendes, Univ. of Auckland / Prof. Dr. Ross Jeffery, University of New Wales South  Sabbatical Research stay at Valencia University of Technology (August to November 2006)  A research project to empirically investigate the use of different effort estimation techniques (CBR, GLM, OLS) for the Web applications developed using the OOWS approach  Prof. Dr. Guilherme Travasos, COPPE-Rio  Shared research projects on the empirical validation of our model transformation-based approaches. Contribution & Collaboration