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ORCID3rd VaMoS 2009: Sevilla, Spain
- David Benavides, Andreas Metzger, Ulrich W. Eisenecker:
Third International Workshop on Variability Modelling of Software-Intensive Systems, Seville, Spain, January 28-30, 2009. Proceedings. ICB Research Report 29, Universität Duisburg-Essen 2009
Keynote
- Don S. Batory:
Dimensions of Variability in Software Product Lines. 7
Research Papers
- Vander Alves, Daniel Schneider, Martin Becker, Nelly Bencomo, Paul Grace:
Comparitive Study of Variability Management in Software Product Lines and Runtime Adaptable Systems. 9-17 - Michalis Anastasopoulos, Thiago Henrique Burgos de Oliveira, Dirk Muthig, Eduardo Santana de Almeida, Silvio Romero de Lemos Meira:
Evolving a Software Product Line Reuse Infrastructure: A Configuration Management Solution. 19-28 - Pim van den Broek, Ismênia Galvão:
Analysis of Feature Models using Generalised Feature Trees. 29-35 - Ciarán Cawley, Steffen Thiel, Goetz Botterweck, Daren Nestor:
Visualising Inter-Model Relationships in Software Product Lines. 37-44 - Gary J. Chastek, John D. McGregor:
Modeling Variation in Production Planning Artifacts. 45-50 - Andreas Classen, Arnaud Hubaux, Patrick Heymans:
A Formal Semantics for Multi-level Staged Configuration. 51-60 - Wim Codenie, Nicolás González-Deleito, Jeroen Deleu, Vladimir Blagojevic, Pasi Kuvaja, Jouni Similä:
A Model for Trading off Flexibility and Variability in Software Intensive Product Development. 61-70 - Patrizia Asirelli, Maurice H. ter Beek, Stefania Gnesi, Alessandro Fantechi:
Deontic Logics for Modeling Behavioural Variability. 71-76 - Paul Grünbacher, Rick Rabiser, Deepak Dhungana, Martin Lehofer:
Structuring the Product Line Modeling Space: Strategies and Examples. 77-82 - Cem Mengi, Ibrahim Armaç:
Functional Variant Modeling for Adaptable Functional Networks. 83-92 - Joost Noppen, Pim van den Broek, Nathan Weston, Awais Rashid:
Modelling Imperfect Product Line Requirements with Fuzzy Feature Diagrams. 93-102 - Francisca Pérez, Carlos Cetina, Pedro Valderas, Joan Fons:
Towards End-User Development of Smart Homes by means of Variability Engineering. 103-110 - Stefan Mann, Georg Rock:
Dealing with Variability in Architecture Descriptions to Support Automotive Product Lines. 111-120 - Fabricia Roos-Frantz:
A Preliminary Comparison of Formal Properties on Orthogonal Variability Model and Feature Models. 121-126 - Germain Saval, Jorge Pinna Puissant, Patrick Heymans, Tom Mens:
Some Challenges of Feature-based Merging of Class Diagrams. 127-136 - Sergio Segura, Antonio Ruiz Cortés:
Benchmarking on the Automated Analyses of Feature Models: A Preliminary Roadmap. 137-143 - Pablo Trinidad, Antonio Ruiz Cortés:
Abductive Reasoning and Automated Analysis of Feature Models: How are they connected?. 145-153 - Krzysztof Wnuk, Björn Regnell, Jonas Andersson, Samuel Nygren:
An Industrial Case Study on Large-Scale Variability Management for Product Configuration in the Mobile Handset Domain. 155-164
Tools Demonstrations (Short Papers)
- Goetz Botterweck, Mikolás Janota, Denny Schneeweiss:
A Design of a Configurable Feature Model Configurator. 165-168 - Abdelrahman Osman Elfaki, Somnuk Phon-Amnuaisuk, Chin Kuan Ho:
Using First Order Logic to Validate Feature Model. 169-172 - Camille Salinesi, Colette Rolland, Raúl Mazo:
VMWare: Tool Support for Automatic Verification of Structural and Semantic Correctness in Product Line Models. 173-176 - Farida Semmak, Christophe Gnaho, Régine Laleau:
A Tool for Modelling Variability at Goal Level. 177-180
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