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International Conference on Software Metrics and Performance Analysis

8th Mar – 9th Mar 2027 Ottawa, Canada

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UN SDG Wheel

Aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals

The conference's session tracks effectively support the following SDGs.

SDG 9 SDG 12
01 Advancements in Software Metrics +

This track focuses on the latest developments in software metrics, emphasizing innovative measurement techniques that enhance software quality. Researchers are encouraged to present novel approaches that contribute to the understanding and application of software metrics.

02 Performance Analysis Techniques +

This session explores various performance analysis techniques applicable to software systems, including benchmarking and runtime performance evaluation. Contributions that demonstrate the effectiveness of these techniques in real-world scenarios are particularly welcome.

03 Software Quality Metrics +

This track delves into the critical role of software quality metrics in assessing and improving software products. Papers that investigate new quality indicators and their impact on software development processes are encouraged.

04 Defect Density and Software Reliability +

Focusing on defect density analysis, this session aims to uncover relationships between defect rates and software reliability. Submissions that provide empirical studies or theoretical frameworks are highly sought after.

05 Software Maintainability Metrics +

This track addresses the importance of maintainability metrics in software engineering, highlighting methods to evaluate and enhance software maintainability. Contributions that propose new metrics or frameworks for maintainability assessment are encouraged.

06 Software Process Metrics +

This session investigates the metrics associated with software processes, aiming to improve efficiency and effectiveness in software development. Papers that analyze process metrics in various development methodologies are particularly relevant.

07 Software Size Estimation Techniques +

This track focuses on techniques for estimating software size, which is crucial for project planning and resource allocation. Contributions that present novel estimation models or comparative studies of existing techniques are welcome.

08 Complexity Metrics in Software Engineering +

This session explores the role of complexity metrics in understanding software systems, including their impact on maintainability and performance. Papers that propose new complexity measures or analyze existing ones are encouraged.

09 Benchmarking Software Productivity +

This track examines benchmarking methods for evaluating software productivity across various domains. Contributions that provide insights into effective benchmarking practices and their implications for software engineering are sought.

10 Performance Monitoring Tools +

This session focuses on tools and techniques for performance monitoring in software applications, emphasizing their role in identifying bottlenecks and optimizing performance. Papers that present case studies or tool evaluations are particularly welcome.

11 Software Efficiency Evaluation +

This track investigates methodologies for evaluating software efficiency, including resource utilization and execution speed. Contributions that propose new evaluation frameworks or metrics are encouraged to enhance the discourse on software efficiency.