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.
The topics are not limited to the list above. Particularly, we invite submissions addressing the scope of the VaMoS conference.
Submission
MODEVAR will receive your submissions via a separate MODEVAR EasyChair instance.
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Submission: All papers submitted to the workshop must be unpublished original work and must not have been submitted anywhere else for publication.