[SEM-GRD] Call for Papers: Workshop on Semantic Web Enabled Software Engineering (SWESE2013), Berlin, Dec 2-5 2013

[Yuting Zhao]

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The 9th International Workshop on Semantic Web Enabled Software Engineering (SWESE)

 

Held in conjunction with 11th International Conference on Service Oriented Computing (ICSOC) Berlin, Germany, December 2-5, 2013 

 

http://swese.odsd.eu/swese2013

 

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Important Dates

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Deadline for Paper Submission: 20 September 2013 (Extended) Paper Acceptance Notification: 14 October 2013 Camera Ready Paper & Copyright: 31 October 2013 

 

 

 

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About SWESE

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There has been more and more evidence that the usage of Semantic Web technologies leads to improvements in 

 

both the process and product of software and service development and management activities.

The goal of the SWESE workshop is to advance research on this this important area. We believe that the 

 

informal nature of the workshop, located at one of the major events in service-oriented computing,

will lead to further exchange between practitioners and researchers working on issues related to

Semantic Web Enabled Software and Service Engineering by providing a forum for discussing

the major challenges of the area and the different approaches being taken to resolve them.

 

 

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Workshop Scope

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During the last five years, a number of successful attempts showed the advantages of Semantic Web 

 

technologies in software and service engineering including reusability and extensibility of data models, 

 

improvements in data quality and data integration, and discovery and automated execution of workflows.

The scope of the SWESE workshop is to investigate any potential benefits of using Semantic Web 

knowledge representations (ontologies) and reasoning technologies in service engineering, management, 

 

organization and implementation.

 

 

Topics of interest to the workshop include (but are not restricted to):

 

* Visions for Semantic Web driven software and service engineering

* Tools developed or being developed for software and service engineering using SW languages

* Integration or application development projects combining software engineering techniques and Semantic Web 

 

tools or languages

* Shortcomings with the Semantic Web with respect to software and service engineering

* Visions for SW driven software modernization

* Integration of model-driven architectures, programming languages and Semantic Web languages

* Integration of formal methods and Semantic Web languages

* Software specification and Semantic Web languages

* Software versioning control and Semantic Web

* Software debugging and Semantic Web

* Ontologies for software engineering

* Ontologies for service engineering and service specifications

* Ontologies for requirement engineering

* Ontologies for software guidance, traceability and maintenance

* Ontologies for service composition

* Component discovery and ontologies

* Feature modelling and ontologies

* Metamodel engineering

* Ontology reasoning for service engineering and management

* Semantic annotations in service engineering

* Transitioning legacy applications to ontologies

* Semantic-based intelligent assistance tools for software developers

* Lessons learnt and outstanding challenges for the usage of semantic technologies in service engineering 

 

and management

* Ontology-Driven Architecture: How to introduce Semantic Web technology into mainstream development 

 

processes

* Ontologies for supporting collaboration/coordination between developers

* Semantic-based information push for service engineering and management process

* Methods and tools for semantic-based event-driven interaction in service development

* Semantic Web based service marketplaces

 

 

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Submissions

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Papers must be in English and may be submitted by Easychair Conference Management System

https://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=swese2013 as

 

* Full Papers (15 pages in the proceedings)

* Short Papers (5-8 pages in the proceedings)

* Position Statements (2 pages in the proceedings)

* Posters (to be presented during the workshop, with 2 page descriptions submitted via the conference site 

 

for review)

 

 

Papers must be submitted using the “Lecture Notes in Computer Science” (LNCS) style (Word or LaTex).

See http://www.springer.de/comp/lncs/authors.html for style files and details.

Submissions will be peer- reviewed by at least 3 PC members based on originality, significance, technical 

 

soundness, and clarity of exposition.

 

 

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Program Committee 

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Uwe Assman (DE), Technical University of Dresden

Colin Atkinson (DE), University of Mannheim  

Kenneth Baclawski (US), VIStology, Inc.   

Bernhard Bauer (DE), University of Augsburg  

Marco Brambilla (IT), Politecnico di Milano  

Philippe Charland (CA), Defence R&D Canada Val-Bélair 

Emanuele Della Valle (IT), DEI, Politecnico di Milano

Jürgen Ebert (DE), University of Koblenz  

Dragan Gasevic, (CA), Athabasca University   

Michael Goedicke (DE), University of Essen  

Michael K. Smith (US), Hewlett-Packard   

Mieczyslaw Kokar (US), Northeastern University   

Harald Kühn (AT), BOC Inc.   

Hareton Leung (HK), Hong Kong Polytechnic University 

Maria Maleshkova (UK), KMI, The Open University 

Krzysztof Miksa (PL), Comarch, Inc.   

Jishnu Mukerji (US), Hewlett-Packard Company   

Ioannis N. Athanasiadis (GR), Democritus University of Thrace

Daniel Oberle (DE), SAP Research   

Yuan Ren (UK), University of Aberdeen 

Dave Reynolds (UK), Epimorphics Ltd   

Juergen Rilling (CA), Concordia University   

Fernando Silva Parreiras (BR), FUMEC University  

Jin Song Dong (NZ), National University of Singapore

Steffen Staab (DE), University of Koblenz-Landau  

Jing Sun (NZ), The University of Auckland 

Hai Wang (UK), Aston University   

 

 

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Workshop Organization Chairs

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Jeff Z. Pan, University of Aberdeen, UK (contact)

Elisa F. Kendall, Thematix Partners LLC , USA

Ljiljana Stojanovic, FZI, Germany

Yuting Zhao, University of Aberdeen, UK

Gerd Groener, University of Koblenz-Landau, Germany

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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