Titlebook: Evaluation of Electronic Voting; Requirements and Eva Melanie Volkamer Book 2009 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2009 IT applications in

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Requirements for Electronic Voting Machinesnts for the tallying phase. In addition, the list of functional requirements contains detailed requirements for the audit system. The last part specifies the assurance, usability, and operational requirements.

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Separation of Duty Principlehe flexibility to meet different implementations of remote electronic voting systems..Thus, an independent evaluation methodology to measure the separation of duty level for remote electronic voting systems is presented: the computation of the .-resilience value. This approach is exemplarily applied

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Introductionon shards, Englishmen in the Middle Ages cast their vote by public acclamation, Italians in the Renaissance used either polling bowls or polling stones, and voters in Prussia wrote their decisions in public electoral registers (compare to [42]). Starting at the end of the 19th century many, especial

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Process and Framework Descriptionf electronic voting and by discussing and analysing available requirement documents for electronic voting systems. Here, the advantages, disadvantages, problems, and vulnerabilities of each document are identified. Based on these fundamentals, a new list of requirements is developed in the second pa

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Requirements for Electronic Voting Machinesmantics. The results of this development process are two large, standardised, consistent, and exhaustive lists of requirements. This chapter defines the requirements for stand-alone direct recording electronic voting machines. Before providing the list of requirements the chapter-specific notation i

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Requirements for Remote Electronic Voting development procedures from Sect. 4.1 this chapter provides the requirements for remote electronic voting systems. This standardised, consistent, and exhaustive list of requirements respects the glossary and syntax introduced in Sect. C and 4.4 respectively. The partition of this chapter is equal t