Seventh European Conference on Modelling Foundations
and Applications
Symposion
on Model Driven Engineering:
Software & Data Integration, Process Based Approaches and Tools
June 6 & June 7, 2011@ECMFA, Birmingham
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The MDE Symposion adresses a joint view on different model based
approaches, as the integration aspects of data and software component,
the area of application lifecycle management, and, the use of processes
to improve software reliability and productivity. It is a joint
event featuring the below three workshops at ECMFA
3rd MBSDI 2011 --- Model-Based Software and Data Integration, June 6, 2011
4th MDTPI 2011 --- Model-Driven Tool and Process Integration, June 6, 2011
PMDE 2011 --- Process-centred Approaches for Model-Driven Engineering, June 7, 2011
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ECMFA 2011, WORKSHOPS
06-07 June, 2011, Birmingham, UK
List of Workshops
The
Third International Workshop on Model-Based Software and Data
Integration
(MBSDI
2011)
Model-Driven Engineering, Logic and Optimization:
friends or foes?
(MELO 2011)
The
Third Workshop on Behavioural Modelling - Foundations and
Applications
(BM-FA 2011)
The Fourth Workshop on Model-Driven Tool & Process Integration
(MDTPI 2011)
The
First Workshop on Process-centred Approaches for Model-Driven
Engineering
(PMDE 2011)
Third
International
Workshop on Model-Driven Product-Line Engineering
(MDPLE 2011)
Workshop 1
The
Third International Workshop on Model-Based Software and DatA
Integration (MBSDI 2011)
June 6, 2011
The "3rd International Workshop on Model-Based
Software and Data Integration MBSDI 2011", short:
MBSDI 2011 @ ECMFA, follows the goal to continuously develop the
community of
model-based software and data integration researchers
& software professionals.
Many
challenges, experiences and results appear in the MBSDI organizers’
project
collaborations with several SMEs working in the area
of software & information integration. In the previous
years, it could be demonstrated that model-based software engineering
(MBSWE) offers not only the methodology but also
standardized (meta) tools and platforms
for enterprise-wide and cross-enterprise
integration of software solutions with the
ultimate goal of (semi) automatic generation of
added-value such as business intelligence
components and others.
Our workshop, after the success of MBSDI 2008
(Berlin) and 2009 (Sydney), will be the
third of its kind, directly addressing collaborative
development of methodologies and
tools for Model-Based Software and Data Integration (MBSDI).
An additional focus in the 2011 issue of MBSDI will
be the emerging field of domain
modeling and domain ontologies, as an important aid in
(semi-) automated
understanding software and data components and their
potentials for integration. DSLs and, particularly, Domain Specific
Modeling Languages (DSMLs) will be a special
focus area in MBSDI 2011.
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Workshop 2
Model-Driven Engineering, Logic and Optimization: friends or foes?
(MELO 2011)
June 6, 2011
The main goal of this workshop is to bring together two different communities: the Model-Driven Engineering (MDE) community and the logic programming community, to explore how each community can benefit from the techniques of the other. We refer to the logic programming community in a broad sense (i.e. including Constraint Logic Programming, Answer-Set Programming but also ontology and semantic web aspects).
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Workshop 3
The Third Workshop on Behavioural Modelling - Foundations and
Applications (BM-FA 2011)
June 6, 2011
Recent trends in software system development point
to the growing importance of behaviour modelling:
- The growing role of business process management and workflow;
- The growing importance of Service-Orientation with the consequent
emphasis on well defined interaction;
- The importance of interfaces, contracts and service level agreements
in defining behavioural system integration both within and across
organizational boundaries;
To meet the challenges presented by these trends we must be able to
determine which behaviour modelling techniques are applicable to a given
situation, and be able to use multiple techniques in combination. This
requires suitable compositional semantics so that the various models
used to describe the behaviour of a complex system can be put together.
The workshop of Behaviour Modelling- Foundations and Applications brings
together people from academia and industry who are interested in
- Evaluation of goals and application area of different modelling
techniques;
- Direct execution of, and code generation from, behavioural models;
- Composition and decomposition of behavioural models;
- Combination of different behaviour modelling approaches;
- Application of formal reasoning to behavioural models.
The goal of the workshop is to make contributions in the area of
software and systems behaviour modelling to address the demands of
today’s systems and applications requirements.
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Workshop 4
The Fourth Workshop on Model-Driven Tool & Process Integration
(MDTPI 2011)
June 7, 2011
The workshop addresses the area of application
lifecycle management. Its main concern is the integration of tools and
efficient distribution
of information in development environments underlying
with process based on MDE techniques such as model transformation.
The aim of the workshop is to join researchers and
practitioners in the field of development tool, process and data
integration.
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Workshop 5
The First Workshop on Process-centred approaches for Model-Driven
Engineering (PMDE 2011)
June 7, 2011
Despite the benefits brought by the Model-Driven
Engineering approach, the complexity of today’s applications is still
hard to master. Building complex and trustworthy software systems in the
shortest time-to-market remains the challenging objective that
competitive companies are facing constantly. A more challenging
objective for these companies is to be able to formalize their
development processes in order to analyze them, to simulate and execute
them, and to reason about their possible improvement.
The PMDE Workshop aims to gather researchers and industrial practitioners working in the field of Model-Based Engineering, and more particularly on the use of processes to improve software reliability and productivity.
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Workshop 6
THIRd
International Workshop on Model-Driven Product Line Engineering (MDPLE
2011)
This workshop has been cancelled.
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