CfP: CoPaMo – Workshop on Collaborative and Participatory Modeling

Call for Papers
CoPaMo – Workshop on Collaborative and Participatory Modeling
Co-located with MODELS'24
22-24 September, 2024 | Linz, Austria

We cordially invite you to submit papers that revolve around collaborative and/or participatory modeling.
Collaboration has become a particularly important topic in model-driven and model-based engineering due to the increasing complexity of systems, which requires a coordinated interplay between diverse stakeholders. However, collaborative modeling cannot be restricted to purely technical concerns and requires support for efficient communication and reducing the threshold to stakeholder participation.

Complementary to the technical focus of collaborative modeling, participatory modeling focuses on organizing stakeholders into a purposeful process during which models can be elicited. The synergies between collaborative and participatory modeling are clear and it is high time to investigate them in detail.
This workshop aims to unearth the visceral synergies between collaborative and participatory modeling in a full-day format, entertaining technical presentations, keynotes, and a participatory discussion session.

Topics of interest
The topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

  • Technical facets of collaborative modeling
  •     Real-time and conflict-free collaboration, consistency in collaborative MDE/MBE, conflict management;
  •     Version control systems and techniques for asynchronous collaboration;
  •     Multi-paradigm, multi-view, and multi-level aspects of collaboration.
  • Organizational and human facets of participatory modeling
  •     Methods for designing participatory modeling sessions: tools, languages, and facilitation techniques;
  •     Involving domain experts without modeling experience;
  •     Use cases and preconditions of participatory modeling: when is participatory modeling suitable?
  • Synergies between collaborative and participatory modeling; mixed collaboration models.

Paper format
We solicit the following types of papers:
Full research papers (up to 10 pages) reporting on novel scientific contributions
Short papers (5 pages), including:
    Work-in-progress papers reporting on preliminary results;
    Vision papers outlining new ideas;
    Case papers describing real-life cases;
    Tool papers demonstration of collaborative tools and frameworks;
    Tool concept papers aiming to validate concepts and requirements of tools currently in development.

Important Dates

July 5, 2024 - Paper submission deadline.
August 7, 2024 - Author notification.
August 16, 2024 - Camera ready deadline.

Proceedings
Accepted papers are intended to be published in the MODELS Companion proceedings and the workshop website.
For more details, visit our CoPaMo Website!

Best regards,
Istvan David, Luciano Marchezan & Anne Gutschmidt

Dr. Luciano Marchezan - Researcher at Institute of Software Systems Engineering

Contact: luciano.marchezan_de_paula@jku.at and lucianomarchp@gmail.com

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