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BM-FA 2012 at Kgs. Lyngby, Denmark

July 2, 2012 all day
CALL FOR PAPERSThe Fourth Workshop on Behavioural Modelling - Foundations and ApplicationsBM-FA 2012 http://www.ou.nl/eCache/DEF/2/38/333.htmlIn collaboration with the 8th European Conference on Modelling Foundations and Applications http://www2.imm.dtu.dk/conferences/ECMFA-2012The growing variety of E-businesses: E-commerce, E-logistics, E-procurement, E-government and…See More
Event posted by Ella Roubtsova Jan 17

The Third Workshop on Behavioural Modelling - Foundations and Applications

Call for PapersThe Third Workshop on Behavioural Modelling - Foundations and ApplicationsBM-FA 2011 http://www.ou.nl/bm-faIn collaboration with the Seventh European Conference on Modelling Foundations and Applications ECMFA 2011Paper Submission: April 10, 2011Authors Notification: May 4, 2011Camera-ready copies of accepted papers: May 20, 2011Workshop: June 5, 2011We call for papers of minimum four pages and maximum 8 pages in the ACM format. Each paper will…See More
Blog post by Ella Roubtsova Feb 15, 2011

Call for Participation, Second International workshop on Behavioral Modeling- Foundations and Applications, 2010

Dear Colleagues,We are happy to invite you to participate in the Second International workshop on Behavioral Modeling- Foundations and Applications, 2010.The workshop will take place on the 15th of June 2010, at the University of Pierre & Marie Curie, Paris, FranceThe program can be found on the workshop webpage http://www.ou.nl/eCache/DEF/2/17/062.htmlThe registration is available via…See More
Blog post by Ella Roubtsova May 26, 2010

BM-FA 2010 at University of Pierre & Marie Curie

June 15, 2010 all day
The Second Workshop on Behavioural Modelling - Foundations and Application ( BM-FA 2010)http://www.ou.nl/eCache/DEF/2/17/059.html15 June 2010, University of Pierre & Marie Curie, Paris, FranceProceedings will be published as a volume of the ACM DL, ISBN 978-1-60558-961-9See More
Ashley McNeile is attending Ella Roubtsova's event May 24, 2010

deadline extension

Due to multiple requests (Easter time) the submission deadline for the Second Workshop on Behavioural Modelling - Foundations and Application (BM-FA 2010) has been extended to the 16th of April http://www.ecmfa-2010.org/index.php/workshops.Ella Roubtsova…See More
Blog post by Ella Roubtsova Apr 6, 2010

BM-FA 2010 at University of Pierre & Marie Curie

June 15, 2010 all day
The Second Workshop on Behavioural Modelling - Foundations and Application ( BM-FA 2010)http://www.ou.nl/eCache/DEF/2/17/059.html15 June 2010, University of Pierre & Marie Curie, Paris, FranceProceedings will be published as a volume of the ACM DL, ISBN 978-1-60558-961-9See More
Event posted by Ella Roubtsova Jan 24, 2010
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Dear Jorge, I was just busy with this workshop. Even in papers of this workshop you can see that there are different understanding what behaviour is and what is the behaviour composition. First paper treat behaviour as function and the behaviour…
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Downloaded...At first sigth it sounds very well...
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My interest in Model Driven Software Development:
I am interested in success of Model Driven Software Development which is impossible without behavioral modelling, without taxonomy of behavioral models and without proper support of behavioral modelling both at the Platform Independent and Platform Specific levels of modelling.
My experience of Model Driven Software Development:
I teach courses on Model Driven Software development during 6 years and the interest of my students and their questions stimulate my interest. I have applied the ideas of MDSD in two research projects and I would be happy to take part in an industrial or a research project that involves any application of Model Driven Software Development.
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The Third Workshop on Behavioural Modelling - Foundations and Applications

Call for Papers

The Third Workshop on Behavioural Modelling - Foundations and Applications

BM-FA 2011 http://www.ou.nl/bm-fa

In collaboration with the Seventh European Conference on Modelling Foundations and Applications ECMFA 2011

Paper Submission: April 10, 2011

Authors Notification: May 4, 2011

Camera-ready copies of accepted papers: May 20, 2011

Workshop: June 5, 2011



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deadline extension

Due to multiple requests (Easter time) the submission deadline for the Second Workshop on Behavioural Modelling - Foundations and Application (BM-FA 2010) has been extended to…

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At 1:19pm on July 4, 2009, Ella RoubtsovaElla Roubtsova said…
Dear Jorge,
I was just busy with this workshop. Even in papers of this workshop you can see that there are different understanding what behaviour is and what is the behaviour composition.
First paper treat behaviour as function and the behaviour composition is as composition of functions.

The third paper and some other paper see behaviour as a set of traces.

The third notion of behaviour is something that is specified by a contract.

I am going o discuss the difference with the authors of the first paper, because they have problems with behaviour adaptation an the adaptation is their current project.

Let me know your opinion.
My regards
Ella
At 9:52pm on July 2, 2009, Jorge UbedaJorge Ubeda said…
Downloaded...At first sigth it sounds very well...
At 9:42pm on July 2, 2009, Jorge UbedaJorge Ubeda said…
Thanks so much, Ella. I haven´t seen you message until now, late night. Just for read this weekend.
Thanks again
Jorge
At 7:22pm on June 27, 2009, Ella RoubtsovaElla Roubtsova said…
Dear Jorge,
You may be interested in preliminary proceedings of the BM MDA workshop
http://www.open.ou.nl/elr/173740-L-bw-CTIT%28no%20keynote%29.pdf
My best regards
Ella
At 12:28pm on March 4, 2009, Ella RoubtsovaElla Roubtsova said…
Hi Jorge,
It would be difficult to discuss behavioural models in general.
Do you have in mind a particular class (domain) of beavioural models where you see some modelling problems?
You write that you do not use MDA but use another approach for executable modelling.
What kind of approach is it? Can we look at it or read about it or see the examples of its application? May be you can describe it in this discussion.
My regards
Ella
At 11:02pm on March 3, 2009, Jorge UbedaJorge Ubeda said…
Ella, repeating what I said to Mr Mc Neile:
Finally, opted for open a discussion repeating my arguments to you and Ashley. I have thought initially to add your comments, but later I judge that I have no right to do it, given that you and Ashley are the owners of your concepts. Why reduce or alter them, when you are here?
Hope you agree with the description of the subject, at less for initiate this.
Kindly
Jorge Ubeda
At 7:37pm on February 20, 2009, Jorge UbedaJorge Ubeda said…
Ella,
I´m not using MDA, but another way to create applications from models. However, I have followed with entusiasm OMG and other efforts to develop a standard for modeling to generate applications. I agree strongly with the idea of model design at abstract level, separating for platform design. I have seen, passing years of different approaches, how UML have become a constraint for OMG standards. Here, repeatedly, the discussion falls on a critical separation: model transformations arriving to a static representation of the application, which requires code intervention. I have discussed this issue before, regarding colleagues working with Rose or AndroMda: the automation gets a limit, which requires code. Descriptions of EMF shows a similar process: at end of modeling, you need to add java code.
It seems to me an issue, an obstacle that must be faced. Mr Varnica mentions today two issues which relate to model integrity: how to assure that an object have a unique representation into the model (Vlad says "I mean that changing one element in one diagram would immediately update my other 1,000 diagrams which include this element"); and how to get traceability of the use of an object into the model ("know in which diagram my element is used"). Add this "frustration" to the fact that the behavior of the model is declared in java code. What propagation of changes could be made this way? What traceability? How if manual code introduces errors in mapping from model object to code?
I belive this is a critical issue for Model abstraction, and must be solved. Behavior of the model must be represented in its proper terms, and it must be generated from abstract definition, which maps strictly to model definition. It is the only way to support maintainbility, and not to fall in an early definition, which finally differs from the "live" application, which resides into the code.
In sum, it is my interest in your point of view, be it mature or immature. I belive that "behavioral modeling" sounds great.
Regarding participation on the workshop, I like it, but I´m more able to hear than to talk...I will be very interested in know its results, indeed.
Regarding what to do here, I like to invite you to talk here, opening some discussion. Surely, most of us would ask and participate.
With kind regards
Jorge
At 10:36pm on February 4, 2009, Jorge UbedaJorge Ubeda said…
Dear Ella,
As pointed to Mark, behavioral modeling is a very interesting matter to me. Maybe you would open a brief discussion on it. It seems to me that "behavioral" sound like a solution to the opened discussion on "mdd death".
With kind regards
Jorge Ubeda
 
 
 

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