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1994
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Lawrence Markosian, Philip Newcomb, Russell Brand, Scott Burson, Ted Kitzmiller:
Using an Enabling Technology to Reengineer Legacy Systems. Commun. ACM 37(5): 58-70 (1994)

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2013
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Martin S. Feather, Lawrence Z. Markosian:
Architecting and generalizing a safety case for critical condition detection software: an experience report. ASSURE@ICSE 2013: 29-33
2006
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Michael G. Hinchey, Thomas Pressburger, Martin S. Feather, Lawrence Markosian, Wes Deadrick:
Software Assurance Research Infusion: The NASA Experience. ISoLA 2006: 18-27
1995
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Charles H. Wells, Russell Brand, Lawrence Markosian:
Customized Tools for Software Quality Assurance and Reengineering. WCRE 1995
1994
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Gordon Kotik, Lawrence Markosian:
Application of REFINE Language Tools^TM to Software Quality Assurance. KBSE 1994: 4
1993
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Philip Newcomb, Lawrence Markosian:
Automating the Modularization of Large COBOL Programs: Application of an Enabling Technology for Reengineering. WCRE 1993: 222-230
1990
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Scott Burson, Gordon Kotik, Lawrence Z. Markosian:
A program transformation approach to automating software re-engineering. COMPSAC 1990: 314-322
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Lawrence Z. Markosian, Thomas Driscoll, Ron Hunter-Duvar, John Hartman, Wojtek Kozaczynski, Jim Q. Ning, Mark Seipler:
Industrial experience in automating software re-engineering. COMPSAC 1990: 611-616
1989
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Gordon Kotik, Lawrence Markosian:
Automating Software Analysis and Testing Using a Program Transformation System. Symposium on Testing, Analysis, and Verification 1989: 75-84
1986
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Stephen J. Westfold, Lawrence Markosian, William A. Brew:
Knowledge-Based Software Development from Requirements to Code. System Development and Ada 1986: 62-80

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