Program

The MODEVAR workshop is planned as a full day event at Tuesday, September 29th, 2026 in A Limassol, Cyprus. In the current edition, we invite discussion within the community to discover more ideas on improving UVL or variability modeling in general. Additionally, we provide a UVL tutorial to invite participants for trying out the latest capabilities of UVL. Using this tutorial, we want to gather feedback and future requirements for improving UVL capabilities.

Accepted Papers

José Miguel Horcas and Chico Sundermann. A Unified Visual Representation of UVL Models in Scientific Literature: The uvlhighlight Package
Frédéric Loulergue, Jolan Philippe and Nicolas Paul. mech-uvl: A Mechanized Semantic Toolkit for the Universal Variability Language
Kristof Meixner, Kevin Feichtinger, Robert Laglstorfer and Sandra Greiner. Order Matters: An UVL Extension for Configuration Sequences
Haya Alhadramy, Francisco S. Benitez and José A. Galindo. UVL-Supported Configuration for YOLOv11 Face Detection
Alexander Stummer, Kejda Domi, Sophie Öttl and Rick Rabiser. Varflix: A Tool for Semi-Automatic Variability Mining
Mathis Weiß, Eric Stepping, Max Breit and Malte Lochau. Configurable Scheduling Problems: Modeling and Anomaly Detection
Adam Fiak and Vince Molnár. SysML v2 à la Carte: Feature-Based Product Configuration with UVL
Esther Rocío Valladolid Ortíz, David Romero Organvídez, José Antonio Pérez Castellanos and David Benavides. Towards UVL-based variability modelling of drone propellers
Victor Juan Lamas Sardiña, Miguel Rodríguez Luaces and Daniel García González. VariabLens: LLM-Enhanced Interactive Feature Model Analysis and Comparison