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D'astous, P., Détienne, F., Visser, W., & Robillard, P. N. (2004). Changing Our View on Design Evaluation Meetings Methodology: a Study of Software Technical Review Meetings. Design Studies, 25(6), 625-655. External link
D'Astous, P., Robillard, P. N., Détienne, F., & Visser, W. (2001). Quantitative measurements of the influence of participant roles during peer review meetings. Empirical Software Engineering, 6(2), 143-159. External link
Détienne, P., Visser, W., D'Astous, P., & Robillard, P. N. (1999, January). Two complementary approaches in the analysis of design team work: the functional and the interactional approach [Paper]. CHI99 Basic Research Symposium, Pittsburg, PA, USA. Unavailable
D'Astous, P., Robillard, P. N., Détienne, F., & Visser, W. (1998, January). Coding scheme to analyse activities in technical review meetings [Paper]. 10th Annual Meeting of the Psychology of Programming Interest Group (PPIG 1998), G-B. External link
D'Astous, P., Détienne, F., Robillard, P. N., & Visser, W. (1998, January). Types of dialogs in evaluation meetings: an analysis of technical-review meetings in software development [Paper]. 3rd International Conference on the Design of Cooperative Systems (COOP 1998), Cannes, France. Unavailable
D'Astous, P., Détienne, F., Robillard, P. N., & Visser, W. (1997, January). Technical review meetings: a framework for cognitive analysis [Paper]. 7th Workshop on Empirical Studies of Programmers. Unavailable
Robillard, P. N., D'Astous, P., Détienne, F., & Visser, W. (1998, January). Empirical method based on protocol analusis to analyse technical review meeting [Paper]. IBM Center for Advanced Studies Conference (CASCON 1998), Ontarion. External link