When creating a problem specification, the main goal is to obtain a perception of the desired system that is common to customer and system developer. A substantial precondition to achieve this goal is a precise characterization of what a problem specification should be and what it should contain. Therefore, the FOREST approach contains a general reference model for problem specifications. This reference model prescribes the content of such a document independently of a particular description technique. It consists of

	Definitions of Basic Notions
	Classification of Phenomena
	Classification of Statements

For more details concerning the reference model, please refer to [KrPe99b].

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