First European Workshop on Model Driven Architecture
17 March 2004 - 18 March 2004
The workshop aims at exchanging experience on the industry use of MDA and at creating new ideas to improve MDA and spread its use. The organisers seek papers that contribute to this purpose.
Suggested areas of interest include, but are not restricted to:,- The OMG Model Driven Architecture: specification of PIMs, specification of PSMs, and PIM to PSM transformations.,- Model driven software engineering process.,- Managing the model driven approach.,- Model driven specification of Quality of Service.,- Verification and testing in a model driven context.,- Applications of MDA in an industrial context. Case studies.,- Costs and benefits of model-based software engineering.,- Barriers for MDA adoption. Existing and necessary solutions.,- Tool support for model driven software engineering.
+++ Important dates +++,Submission deadline for papers: January 15, 2004,Notification of acceptance: February 10, 2004,Final camera-ready version: February 28, 2004
+++ Submission +++,Proposed papers should be submitted to e-mail: mastermodatel@esi.es by January 15, 2004. ,Papers should be in English and should include title, abstract (approx. 200 words), name, company, address, and a brief CV of the author.For further details, please read the full Call for Papers at http://modeldrivenarchitecture.esi.es/mda_workshop.html(opens in new window)
If you have questions on the workshop, you may contact the co-chairs:,Anastasius Gavras, Eurescom, e-mail: gavras@eurescom.de,Ana Garcia Diez, European Software Institute, e-mail: AnaBelen.Garcia@esi.es,Marten van Sinderen, University of Twente, e-mail: sinderen@cs.utwente.nl
+++ General information +++,General information on the topic of the workshop is available at:,IST project MODA-TEL http://www.modatel.org ,IST project MASTER http://modeldrivenarchitecture.esi.es/index.htmlFirst(opens in new window) European Workshop on Model Driven Architecture ,with Emphasis on Industrial Application ,March 17-18, 2004,University of Twente, Enschede, The Netherlands,Website: http://modeldrivenarchitecture.esi.es/mda_workshop.html(opens in new window)<br><br>
Suggested areas of interest include, but are not restricted to:,- The OMG Model Driven Architecture: specification of PIMs, specification of PSMs, and PIM to PSM transformations.,- Model driven software engineering process.,- Managing the model driven approach.,- Model driven specification of Quality of Service.,- Verification and testing in a model driven context.,- Applications of MDA in an industrial context. Case studies.,- Costs and benefits of model-based software engineering.,- Barriers for MDA adoption. Existing and necessary solutions.,- Tool support for model driven software engineering.
+++ Important dates +++,Submission deadline for papers: January 15, 2004,Notification of acceptance: February 10, 2004,Final camera-ready version: February 28, 2004
+++ Submission +++,Proposed papers should be submitted to e-mail: mastermodatel@esi.es by January 15, 2004. ,Papers should be in English and should include title, abstract (approx. 200 words), name, company, address, and a brief CV of the author.For further details, please read the full Call for Papers at http://modeldrivenarchitecture.esi.es/mda_workshop.html(opens in new window)
If you have questions on the workshop, you may contact the co-chairs:,Anastasius Gavras, Eurescom, e-mail: gavras@eurescom.de,Ana Garcia Diez, European Software Institute, e-mail: AnaBelen.Garcia@esi.es,Marten van Sinderen, University of Twente, e-mail: sinderen@cs.utwente.nl
+++ General information +++,General information on the topic of the workshop is available at:,IST project MODA-TEL http://www.modatel.org ,IST project MASTER http://modeldrivenarchitecture.esi.es/index.htmlFirst(opens in new window) European Workshop on Model Driven Architecture ,with Emphasis on Industrial Application ,March 17-18, 2004,University of Twente, Enschede, The Netherlands,Website: http://modeldrivenarchitecture.esi.es/mda_workshop.html(opens in new window)<br><br>