Food waste stemmed from food contamination and ineffective quality control is a significant challenge to food management. Supply chain traceability has become an essential task of the food industry for guaranteeing food quality and safety and reducing food waste. Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) has emerged as a lead technology in the development of traceability systems, which enable autom...

Traceability is increasingly becoming standard across the agri-food industry, largely driven by recent food crises and the consequent demands for transparency within the food chain. This is leading to the development of a range of traceability concepts and technologies adapted to different industry needs. Experience with genetically modified plants has shown that traceability can play a role in...

Software evolution is inevitable. When a system evolves, there are certain relationships among software artifacts that must be maintained. Requirement traceability is one of importance factor in facilitating software evolution since it maintains the artifacts relationship before and after a change is performed. Requirements traceability can be expensive activities. Many researchers have address...

Traceability is the ability to verify the history, location, or application of an entity by means of a documented record. It is considered to be one of the vital quality attribute of data warehouses and is of great interest to developers. Although traceability is a key success factor of data warehouse development projects but lack of a proper methodology has impeded the application of traceabil...

The need for automated traceability support has been advocated by various researchers and practitioners alike, as manual traceability is cumbersome and error-prone. Thus, many tools and approaches have been developed to overcome the limitations of manual traceability detection and usage. However, the large amount of available traceability tools is lacking suitable means for reasonable compariso...

The software artefacts at different levels of abstraction and at different stages of the development process are closely inter-related. For developers to stay in control of the development process, traceability information must be maintained. In this paper, we present the engineering of the Traceability Metamodelling Language (TML), a metamodelling language dedicated to defining traceability me...

Traceability is an important concern in projects that span different engineering domains. Traceability can also be mandated, exploited and managed across the engineering lifecycle, and may involve defining connections between heterogeneous models. As a result, traceability can be considered to be multi-domain. This thesis introduces the concept and challenges of multi-domain traceability and ex...

This technical report offers a vision for traceability in software and systems engineering and outlines eight challenges that need to be addressed in order to achieve it. One of these challenges is referred to as the grand challenge of traceability because making traceability ubiquitous in software and systems development (traceability challenge eight) demands progress with all seven other chal...

Requirements traceability, regardless of the process used to produce a software system, is an important quality attribute for the resulting software product. However, existing approaches to achieving requirements traceability have been specifically designed for traditional software development with formal requirements processes. With the wide industry adoption of agile development methodologies...

In this paper, we present an enhancement input in the traceability model of digital forensic investigation. Plus, we present a literature review about existing traceability models. Furthermore, the outcome of this model expected to help and improvise the traceability model with theoretically proven justifications. Keywords—Forensic, traceability, Scenario, Evidence