Submission Guidelines
Topics
Mainly, we invite submissions considering topics related to variability modelling languages:
- Concepts: domain modelling, language constructs, mapping to other artefacts.
- Usages: writing, reading, generating, reverse engineering, (de-)composition, benchmarking.
- Tools: (collaborative) editing, storage/repositories, exchange, translation to other representations, analyses and testing.
- Analysing existing languages and approaches: Feature Modelling, Decision Modelling, OVM, UML-based, KConfig, Delta-Oriented Modelling, CVL, TVL, etc.
Submission link
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Submission Guidelines
Submission types: Authors interested in participating in the workshop are requested to submit either:
Regular paper (max. 8 pages + 2 for references) that presents original research, lessons learned, or a well-argued vision related (but not limited) to the topics on variability modelling languages.
Short paper (max. 4 pages + 2 for references) that describes sound new ideas and concepts that are under research or experimental studies.
Tool paper (max. 4 pages + 2 for references) that describes a novel tool or sufficient increment of an existing tool targeting variability modelling languages.
Format: Submissions must adhere to the latest ACM Master Article Template. Templates for Word and LaTeX are available at https://www.acm.org/publications/proceedings-template Latex users are indicated to use the “sigconf” option, so they are recommended to use the template that can be found in “sample-sigconf.tex”.
Submission: All papers submitted to the workshop must be unpublished original work and must not have been submitted anywhere else for publication.