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MODELS 2020
Fri 16 - Fri 23 October 2020

The MODELS 2020 posters track provides an opportunity for researchers and practitioners to present and discuss their most recent achievements, practical experiences, novel ideas, tools, and challenges related to model-based software and systems engineering. As premier conference in this area, MODELS provides an excellent environment for discussing your recent results, communicating about your research, receiving feedback and making new contacts within the model-based software and systems engineering community.

The goal of the poster track is to encourage and facilitate the exchange of ideas within the MODELS community, foster collaboration, and, therewith strengthen the community as a whole.

Topics

Posters are expected to stimulate discussions of recent advances, practical experiences, new ideas, tools, and challenges in the field of model-based software and systems engineering. We also welcome posters presenting early work (e.g., starting PhD work), visions for the future, current initiatives, and work on modelling education. The list of topics relevant for Posters is the same as for the main track at MODELS. Please, refer to the call for papers of the main conference track.

Furthermore, we also welcome submissions related to this year’s theme: modeling in the era of data.

Dates
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Wed 21 Oct

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13:15 - 14:30
PostersPosters at Room C
Chair(s): Ferhat Khendek  Concordia University
13:15
12m
Poster
From Things' Modeling Language (ThingML) to Things' Machine Learning (ThingML2)
Posters
Armin Moin Technical University of Munich, Germany, Stephan Rössler , Marouane Sayih , Stephan Günnemann
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13:27
12m
Poster
Metamodel specialization based DSL for DL lifecycle data management
Posters
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13:40
12m
Poster
Enabling Language Engineering for the Masses
Posters
Mikhail Barash University of Bergen, Norway
13:52
12m
Poster
What's the Grade of your Diagram? Towards a Streamlined Approach for Grading UML Diagrams
Posters
Kleinner Farias University of Vale do Rio dos Sinos (UNISINOS), Bruno da Silva California Polytechnic State University
14:05
12m
Poster
From Text to Visual BPMN Process Models: Design and Evaluation
Posters
Ana Ivanchikj Software Institute, Faculty of Informatics, USI Lugano, souhaila serbout Software Institute @ USI, Cesare Pautasso Software Institute, Faculty of Informatics, USI Lugano
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14:17
12m
Poster
Detecting Quality Problems in Research Data: A Model-Driven Approach
Posters
Arno Kesper , Viola Wenz Philipps-Universität Marburg, Gabriele Taentzer Universität Marburg
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Thu 22 Oct

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15:00 - 15:55
PostersPosters at Room C
Chair(s): Djamel Eddine Khelladi CNRS, France
15:00
11m
Poster
Semantic Comparisons of Alloy Models
Posters
Jan Oliver Ringert University of Leicester, Syed Waqee Wali University of Leicester, UK
15:11
11m
Poster
Connecting conceptual models using Relational Reference Attribute Grammars
Posters
René Schöne Technische Universität Dresden, Johannes Mey Technische Universität Dresden, Sebastian Ebert Technische Universität Dresden, Uwe Aßmann TU Dresden, Germany
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15:22
11m
Poster
Using Model Transformation Compositions in Low-Code Development Platforms
Posters
Apurvanand Sahay , Davide Di Ruscio University of L'Aquila, Alfonso Pierantonio Università degli Studi dell'Aquila
15:33
11m
Poster
Using the Low-code Paradigm to Support the Development of Recommender Systems
Posters
Claudio Di Sipio University of L'Aquila, Davide Di Ruscio University of L'Aquila, Phuong T. Nguyen University of L’Aquila
15:44
11m
Poster
DevOpsML: Towards Modeling DevOps Processes and Platforms
Posters
Alessandro Colantoni Johannes Kepler University Linz, Luca Berardinelli Johannes Kepler University Linz, Manuel Wimmer Johannes Kepler University Linz

Accepted Posters

Title
Connecting conceptual models using Relational Reference Attribute Grammars
Posters
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Detecting Quality Problems in Research Data: A Model-Driven Approach
Posters
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DevOpsML: Towards Modeling DevOps Processes and Platforms
Posters
Enabling Language Engineering for the Masses
Posters
From Text to Visual BPMN Process Models: Design and Evaluation
Posters
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From Things' Modeling Language (ThingML) to Things' Machine Learning (ThingML2)
Posters
Link to publication Pre-print
Metamodel specialization based DSL for DL lifecycle data management
Posters
Media Attached File Attached
Semantic Comparisons of Alloy Models
Posters
Using Model Transformation Compositions in Low-Code Development Platforms
Posters
Using the Low-code Paradigm to Support the Development of Recommender Systems
Posters
What's the Grade of your Diagram? Towards a Streamlined Approach for Grading UML Diagrams
Posters

Submission Guidelines

Since two years now, MODELS conference distinguishes two types of poster submissions: stand-alone poster submissions and paper-accompanying poster submissions.

Stand-Alone Poster Submissions

Stand-alone poster submissions are poster submissions that present novel contributions in the field of model-based software and systems engineering and are independent of any paper accepted at the MODELS 2020 main track or submitted to any of the MODELS 2020 satellite events.

Such submissions consist of two parts:

  1. An extended abstract of the presented contribution including the following contents:
    • Title
    • Author(s) and affiliation(s)
    • Motivation and goals
    • Background information if needed to understand the contribution
    • Adequate detail on the contribution
    • Related work
    • Links to additional information (e.g., project Website, source code repository, demo material, etc.)
  2. A draft of the actual poster to be posted and presented at the conference.

The extended abstract must obey to the IEEE formatting instructions and is restricted to two pages.

The posters have to be in A1 (594mm x 841mm) or A0 (841mm x 1189mm) portrait format. The article Research posters 101 by Lorrie Faith Cranor published in ACM Crossroads provides excellent tips on how to prepare successful posters.

Both, the extended abstract and the poster have to be written in English and submitted in the PDF format.

Poster Submissions for Papers Accepted at MODELS and Collocated Events

These poster submissions are directly related to papers accepted at the MODELS 2020 main track or any of the MODELS 2020 satellite events. The aim of such posters is to further disseminate the contribution, to receive additional feedback and communicate further about the presented work in a more informal settings. In particular as Q/A time is limited during the presentation session of the papers at the main track conference.

This category of poster submission consists only of a draft of the poster to be presented at the MODELS poster track. An extended abstract is not required. The poster format and contents should follow the same rules as for the first category.

Submission Guidelines

All poster submissions have to be submitted electronically in the PDF format at the MODELS 2020 Poster track submission page: easychair

For stand-alone poster submissions, the extended abstract and the poster have to be submitted in separate PDF files.

For paper-accompanying poster submissions, the poster and the corresponding accepted paper have to be submitted in separate PDF files.

For both types of submissions, a short abstract summarizing the contributions of the poster and at least three keywords have to be provided at the submission.

Reviewing Process

The main evaluation criteria for stand-alone poster submissions are the quality of the proposed poster in terms of originality, relevance for the MODELS audience, technical soundness, and presentation quality. Each stand-alone poster submission will be reviewed by at least two members of the poster selection committee.

The main evaluation criterion for paper-accompanying poster submissions is presentation quality. They will be reviewed by at least two members of the poster selection committee.

Publication

The extended abstracts of accepted stand-alone poster submissions will be published in a joint proceedings encompassing all MODELS 2020 Satellite Events in the ACM Digital Library. The actual posters will not be published.

Accepted paper-accompanying poster submissions will not be published.

Poster Presentation

Accepted posters will be advertised in the conference program and displayed during the main conference. There will be a dedicated poster session at the conference welcome reception. At least one of the authors of each accepted poster must attend the poster session to present and discuss their work with attendees.

Questions? Use the MODELS Posters contact form.