Important Dates
2010-01-10: Submission deadline
2010-02-07: Author notification
2010-03-03: Camera-ready copy of accepted papers
Organizers
Jürgen Ebert (U. Koblenz-Landau)
Udo Kelter (U. Siegen)
Tarja Systä (TU Tampere)
Program Committee
Ruth Breu (U. Innsbruck)
Jürgen Ebert (U. Koblenz-Landau)
Pär Emanuelsson (Ericsson, Sweden)
Jacky Estublier (U. Grenoble)
Gerald Gannod (U. Miami)
John Grundy (U. Auckland)
Udo Kelter (U. Siegen)
Harald Kühn (BOC AG, Vienna)
Jochen Küster (IBM Zürich)
Leonardo Murta (UFF, Brazil)
Andreas Rausch (TU Clausthal)
Petri Selonen (Nokia)
Eleni Stroulia (U. Alberta)
Tarja Systä (TU Tampere)
Sven Wenzel (U. Siegen)
Zhenchang Xing (U. Alberta)
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Theme And Goals
Modern software development approaches, especially
those which follow a model-driven way of
development, make heavy use of models during the
whole development process. In this context models
are being evolved, simplified and/or extended over
a longer period of time, which leads to the need of
keeping different versions, of comparing them, of
measuring their (un)similarity, and of merging
different models into one.
The aim of this workshop is the establishment of
the state of the art in the area of comparing and
versioning of models. The most relevant research
questions shall be identified, an overview on
applications shall be collected, and the research
community in this area shall be brought together.
Topics Of Interest
The main topics of this workshop are the comparison
of models, the computation of similarities and
differences, and merging of several models into
one. This includes
- differences between models (foundations, algorithms, heuristics, complexity, quality, metrics)
- union and intersection of models
- merging of models (conflicts, conflict resolution)
- versioning concepts for models, especially UML models
- versioning of meta models
- meta models for versioning
- (partial) mapping of model elements
- representation of models and model differences in repositories
- formal approaches to variants
- visualization of model differences (presentation, layout, interaction)
- applications of model differences in Software Engineering (e.g. product lines, version management)
- tool support.
Paper Submission And Review
We are soliciting research papers, experience
reports and tool demonstration descriptions that
concisely describe ongoing work, new ideas, and
experiences. Papers must be
Paper submission is handled via EasyChair.
Papers can be submitted electronically via http://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=cvsm2010.
This page contains further instructions.
All submitted papers will be reviewed by at least
three program committee members.
Publication of Accepted Papers
Accepted workshop paper proceedings will
be published in the ACM Digital Library.
Workshop papers will also be indexed in the Bibliography on Comparison and Versioning of
Software Models of the CVSM workshop series.
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