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Fourth IEEE International workshop UML and AADL

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Fourth IEEE International workshop UML and AADL
14th International Conference on Engineering of Complex Computer Systems
Potsdam, Germany – June 2nd, 2009
http://www.artist-embedded.org/artist/Overview,1579.html
Abstract: New real-time systems have increasingly complex architectures because of the intricacy of the multiple interdependent features they have to manage. They must meet new requirements of reusability, interoperability, flexibility and portability. These new dimensions favour the use of an architecture description language that offers a global vision of the system, and which is particularly suitable for handling real-time characteristics. Due to the even more increased complexity of distributed, real-time and embedded systems (DRE), the need for a model-driven approach is more obvious in this domain than in monolithic RT systems. The purpose of this workshop is to provide an opportunity to gather researchers and industrial practitioners to survey existing efforts related to behaviour modelling and model-based analysis of DRE systems.
Short minutes: (Statistics: 41 submitted papers, 15 accepted papers, More than 30 participants).

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