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From: "Jean BEZIVIN" <bezivin@unantes.univ-nantes.fr>
To: seworld@cs.colorado.edu
Subject: (SEWORLD) <<UML>>'98 Accepted Contributions & Call for Participation.
Date: Thu, 23 Apr 1998 13:25:43 +0200
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Beyond the Notation
<<UML>>'98 accepted contributions
Preliminary Call for Participation
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This is the list of accepted contributions to the
Workshop <<UML>>'98 : "Beyond the Notation",
that will take place in Mulhouse, France,
3-4 June 1998.
Full details about the
workshop may be found at:
<http://papyrus.essaim.univ-mulhouse.fr/uml/evenements/index.html>.
The timetable for the conference will be mailed later
with the specific organization of parallel sessions.
1) Supporting and Applying the UML Conceptual Framework
C. Atkinson,
Fraunhofer Institute for Experimental Software Engineering,
Germany
2) An Overview of the version 1.1 of the UML defined
with Charts of Concepts
X. Castellani,
CEDRIC-IIE (CNAM),
France
3) Does modeling consist in turning informal into formal ?
B. Morand,
GREYC, UniversitÈ de Caen,
France
4) Putting UML to Work: Strategies and Techniques
P. Allen,
SELECT Software Tools
USA
5) Best of Both Worlds - A Mapping from EXPRESS-G to UML
F. Arnold, G. Podehl,
University of Kaiserslautern,
Germany
6) Porting ROSES to UML. An Experience Report
A. Olive, M. Ribera Sancho,
Universitat Politecnica Catalunya,
Spain
7) Making UML models exchangeable over the Internet
with XML : UXF approach
J. Suzuki and Y. Yamamoto,
Keio University,
Japan
8) Bridging UML and STEP with CDIF
Achieving Interoperability od Object and Product Data Models
H. Davis,
Windcrest Consultants Limited,
UK
9) Equivalence Rules for UML Class Diagrams
M. Gogolla, M. Richters,
Universitaet Bremen,
Germany
10) Semantics and Transformations for UML Models
K. Lano, J. Bicarregui, Dept. of Computing,
Imperial College,
UK
11) Applying the model transformation technique to UML
P. Desfray,
Softeam,
France
12) Automating the Synthesis of UML Statechart Diagrams
from Collaboration Diagrams
I. Khriss, M. Elkoutbi and R. K. Keller,
UniversitÈ de MontrÈal,
Canada
13) Informal formality? The Object Constraint Language
and its application in the UML metamodel
A. Kleppe, J. Warmer, S. Cook,
Klasse Objecten, IBM European Object Technology Practice,
The Netherlands UK
14) Reflections on the OCL
A. Hamie, J. Howse, S. Kent, R. Mitchell and F. Civello,
University of Brighton,
UK
15) On Using UML Class Diagram for Object-Oriented
Database Design - Specification of Integrity Constraints
Y. Ou,
University of Konstanz,
Germany
16) Use of " Cisi UML development process "
on GEDYS Project
Y. Bernard,
A. CANALS, Cisi,
France
17) Literate Modelling - Capturing
Business Knowledge with the UML
W. Emmerich, J. Arlow, J. Quinn,
University College London, British Airways Plc,
UK UK
18) Applying UML to Design an Inter-Domain
Service Management Application
A case Study Based on the ACTS Project TRUMPET
M. Macona KandÈ, M. Wittig S. Mazaher,
GMD FOKUS, Norwegian Computing Center
Denmark Norway
O. Prnjat, Lionel Sacks,
University College London,
UK
19) Process Orientation in UML through
Integration of Event-Driven Process Chains
T. Allweyer, P. Loos,
IDS Prof. Scheer GmbH,
Germany
20) Extending UML for Enterprise
and Business Process Modeling
G. McLeod,
University of Cape Town,
South Africa
21) BOOSTER*Process A Software Development Process Model
Integrating Business Object Technology and UML
A. Korthaus, S. Kuhlins,
Universit”t Mannheim,
Germany
22) Hierarchical Context Diagrams with UML
An experience report on Satellite Ground System Analysis
E. Bourdeau, P. Lugagne, P. Roques,
Alcatel-Espace, Valtech,
France France
23) Extension of UML Sequence Diagrams for Real-Time Systems
J. Seemann, J. Wolff v. Gudenberg,
Wuerzburg University,
Germany
24) UML and User Interface Modeling
Srdjan Kovacevic,
Aonix,
USA
25) On the Role of Activity Diagrams in UML
B. Paech,
TU Muenchen,
Germany
26) Structuring Design Deliverables with UML
P. Hruby,
Navision Software,
Denmark
27) Consideration on and Suggestions
for UML-Specific Process Model
K. Kivisto,
MSG Software,
Finland
28) Extending the Notion of Aggregation in UML
M. Saksena, M. Larrondo-Petrie, R. France, M. Evett,
Florida Atlantic University
USA
29) An Action Language for UML
S. J. Mellor, Stephen R. Tockey,
Project Technology, Rockwell,
USA USA
R. Arthaud, P. LeBlanc,
Verilog,
France
30) Real-Time Modeling with UML: The ACCORD approach
A. Lanusse, F. Terrier, S. GÈrard,
LETI, PSA - Peugeot CitroÎn,
France France
31) Developing the UML as a Formal Modelling Language
A.Evans, R.France,
University of Bradford, Atlantic University,
UK USA
K.Lano, B.Rumpe,
Imperial College, Munich University of Technology,
UK Germany
32) A formal Approach to Use Cases and their Relationships
G. Overgaard, K. Palmkvist,
Royal Institute of Technology Rational Software Scandinavia AB,
Sweden
33) OML: Proposals to Enhance UML
B. Henderson-Sellers,
Swinburne University of Technology,
Autralia
34) Validating Distributed Software Modelled with UML
J-M. JÈzÈquel, A. Le Guennec, F. Pennaneac'h,
Irisa/CNRS,
France
35) Supporting Reuse and Evolution of UML Models
T. Mens, C. Lucas, P. Steyaert,
Vrije Universiteit Brussel,
Belgium
36) Using UML to Categorise and Specify Criteria
for Reusable Artefacts
N.G.Lester, F.G.Wilkie and D.W.Bustard,
University of Ulster,
UK
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<<UML>>'98 Workshop : Beyond the Notation.
Mulhouse, France, 3-4 June 1998.
Co-Chairs : Pierre-Alain Muller, Jean Bezivin.
<http://papyrus.essaim.univ-mulhouse.fr/uml/evenements/index.html>.
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To: seworld@cs.colorado.edu
Subject: (SEWORLD) CFP Extended submission deadline for <<UML>>'98
Date: Fri, 06 Mar 1998 15:07:23 +0100
From: Jean-Marc Jezequel <Jean-Marc.Jezequel@irisa.fr>
Extended submission deadline for <<UML>>'98
CALL FOR PAPERS
<<UML>>'98
Unified Modeling Language: Beyond the Notation
Mulhouse, France
June 3-4, 1998
Organized by ESSAIM and the University of Haute-Alsace
Due to several last minute submittor requests, submission of proposed
papers has been extended to March 22.
Please note that March 22 is a HARD deadline.
We shall be very grateful if you could disseminate this information
among your interested colleagues.
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Welcome to the <<UML>>'98 web site at :
http://www.essaim.univ-mulhouse.fr/uml/evenements
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OBJECTIVES AND SCOPE
The UML (Unified Modeling Language) is an emerging standard
modeling language for the description of software systems.
UML is being accepted by the software industry as a significant
step forward. However, there are still many open issues and
ways for improvement, as well as many possible directions to put
the notation to work.
The goal of <<UML>>'98 is to provide a forum where to expose
open questions in research, practice and education, and to
foster discussions between researchers, practitioners, and
instructors.
TOPICS OF INTEREST (not limitative)
- Putting the notation to work: experience reports
- Describing problems and describing solutions using UML
- Usability of the graphical notation; Ergonomy
- Missing and/or redundant items; Extensibility
- Real-time extensions; Business modeling extensions; etc.
- UML and Workflow modeling
- Analysis, Design, Domain modeling and Requirement engineering
- Notation-compatible software processes
- Correspondence with other notations : CDIF, STEP/EXPRESS, SDL,
IDEF, ER, etc.
- Language mappings
- Semantic enhancement; Semantic verification
- Constraint languages; Action languages, etc.
- Formal definition of UML features
- UML as the missing link from informal to formal?
- UML and Metadata
- Meta-model architecture, Meta-models alignments
- Levels of conformance; Levels of transfer
- Round-trip engineering
- Modularity in UML
- Component definition, Architecture definition
- Tools for using UML
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
Authors are invited to submit (by mail attachment) one electronic
copy of a full or draft paper (up to 10 pages), including
3 keywords and a 10 line summary, to the workshop secretariat
by March 22, 98.
<<UML>>'98 secretariat :
mailto:uml98@essaim.univ-mulhouse.fr
Proposals may also be uploaded to the workshop ftp server,
along with an e-mail notification of deposit to the secretariat.
ftp://ftp.essaim.univ-mulhouse.fr/incoming
In addition, a 150-word abstract (in ASCII) must be e-mailed
to the program chair.
<<UML>>'98 program chair :
mailto:uml98-chair@essaim.univ-mulhouse.fr
Papers should be exclusively in Microsoft Word format, including
all tables and drawings as one complete file. Please use the
templates available from the web server.
http://www.essaim.univ-mulhouse.fr/uml/evenements
Any paper submitted to the Workshop must not have been published in
or submitted to other technical conferences/journals.
Notification of acceptance of the paper will be sent back
by April 14, 98. Final version is due on May 4, 98.
LANGUAGE
The working language of the workshop is English.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
To receive up-to-date information about the workshop, as
well as the final program, send e-mail to
mailto:majordomo@essaim.univ-mulhouse.fr
with the following line in the body of the message :
subscribe uml98-updates
IMPORTANT DATES
March 22, 1998 -> Deadline for Email/FTP-submission of full paper
April 14, 1998 -> Notification of acceptance of papers
May 4, 1998 -> Deadline for camera-ready of accepted manuscripts
June 3-4, 1998 -> Workshop
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
General and Program Co-Chairs
* Pierre-Alain Muller, ESSAIM, University of Haute-Alsace, France
* Jean Bezivin, LRSG, University of Nantes, France
International Program Committee Members
* Colin Atkinson IESE, Kaiserslautern, Germany
* Jean Bezivin LRSG, Nantes, France
* Mokrane Bouzeghoub PRiSM, Versailles, France
* Alistair Cockburn Central Bank of Norway, Oslo, Norway
* Steve Cook IBM European Object Technology Practice,
London, UK
* Philippe Desfray Softeam, Paris, France
* Jean-Pierre Giraudin LSR-IMAG, Grenoble, France
* Brian Henderson-Sellers Swinburne University of Technology,
Victoria, Australia
* Pavel Hruby Navision Software, Vedbaeck, Denmark
* Sridhar Iyengar Unisys Corporation, Mission Viejo, USA
* Jean-Marc Jezequel IRISA/CNRS, Rennes, France
* Stuart Kent University of Brighton, Brighton, UK
* Nasser Kettani Rational Software Corp, Paris, France
* Cris Kobryn MCI Systemhouse Corporation, Fallbrook, USA
* Hafedh Mili UQAM, Montreal, Canada
* Pierre-Alain Muller ESSAIM, Mulhouse, France
* Philippe Perrin EDF, Paris, France
* Bernhard Rumpe Munich University of Technology,
Muenchen, Germany
* Martin Schader University of Mannheim, Mannheim, Germany
* Bran Selic ObjecTime, Ottawa, Canada
For more information check <<UML>>'98 Home Page at
http://www.essaim.univ-mulhouse.fr/uml/evenements
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