[ecoop-info] IEEE WETICE'2016 - CSP track - June, 13-16, 2016 Paris
Bernard Coulette
coulette at univ-tlse2.fr
Mon Dec 7 15:52:28 CET 2015
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Dear colleague
Please find below the cfp of the CSP'2016 track which will be held in
Paris, June 13-16 in the context of the 25th IEEE WETICE conference.
Thank you to desseminate this cfp to your colleagues and to encourage
your PHD students to submit a paper for this track (CORE ranking = B).
Best regards
Bernard Coulette
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*CALL FOR PAPERS (http://www.irit.fr/CSP2016/)*
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CSP'2016 - International Track on Collaborative Software Processes @
25th IEEE WETICE Conference, June 13-16, 2016, Paris
http://wetice2016.lip6.fr/
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WETICE is an annual IEEE International conference on state-of-the-art
research in enabling technologies for collaboration, consisting of a
number of cognate conference tracks. The aim of the CSP track is to
gather researchers and industrial practitioners working in the field of
Collaborative Process Support for Software Development. It will provide
an opportunity for the community to exchange ideas and to present
emerging new technologies and understanding in the field.
*IMPORTANT DATES *
- Papers submission: February 15, 2016
- Notification to authors:March 28, 2016
- Camera ready papers: April 11, 2016
*TRACK CO-CHAIRS*
Bernard Coulette (IRIT, Toulouse, France)
bernard.coulette at irit.fr <mailto:bernard.coulette at irit.fr>
Yassine Jamoussi (ENSI, RIADI, Tunisia)
yassine.jamoussi at gmail.com <mailto:yassine.jamoussi at gmail.com>
*SCOPE *
Building complex and trustworthy software systems in the shortest
time-to-market remains the challenging objective that competitive
companies are facing constantly, and mastering the development process
is a key issue towards this objective. Companies and software developers
need to be able to formalize their development processes in order to
analyze them, to enact them, and to assess them for quality measurement
and efficiency improvement. In the context of complex software and
systems development, there are many actors involved in the development
who use different tools and heterogeneous modeling languages. So we can
say that resulting processes are highly collaborative and must be
described and enacted as such.
Most published papers propose innovative technical and human approaches
to expand collaboration support, often backed up by theory brought from
various disciplines including, management science, design science,
cognitive sciences and social sciences. The track CSP’2016 mainly seeks
papers with theory, models, design principles, methodologies, and case
studies that contribute to better understand the complex interrelations
between collaboration and technology for software and systems
development processes. Considering the heterogeneity of research in
collaboration and technology, researchers may address the validation of
their work through multiple approaches including laboratory experiments,
fieldwork, analytic evaluations, case studies, prototyping, and
empirical tests.
We invite papers presenting mature research or work-in-progress in all
areas of Collaborative Software Processes, including but not limited to:
*Collaboration engineering *
Modeling and Meta-modeling software and systems processes for
collaborative engineering
Extension of standards for process modeling (SPEM, BPMN, ...)
Collaborative process patterns for reuse: definition, repository,
search methods, and application
Process and Workflow patterns for collaboration
Collaborative process models evolution for supporting ad-hoc
collaboration
Collaborative process enactment and simulation, collaborative
process execution semantics
Collaborative process resource management
Quality aspects and metrics for collaborative processes (Evaluation,
verification, monitoring, etc.)
Management of distributed collaborative processes
Model Driven Engineering approaches for collaborative processes
Collaborative Process models refactoring and composition
DSLs and DSMLs for modeling software and systems collaborative processes
Management of collaborative aspects in Agile processes
*Collaboration technologies*
Collaboration environments,
Work-on-demand platforms,
Design principles for collaboration support,
Process-centred tools for collaboration
Process-centred collaborative communication systems
Collaborative processes for open source development
*Complementary aspects of Collaboration *
Collaboration through social media
Collaborative Processes and Ambient Intelligence
Collaborative Processes for Product Line Engineering
Descriptionof case studies and empirical studies based on
collaborative process support
*/Program Committee/***
Bernard Coulette (IRIT, Toulouse, France)
Carine Souveyet (CRI, Univ. Paris1-La Sorbonne, Paris France
Chihab Hanachi (IRIT, Toulouse, France)
Flavio Oquendo (IRISA - Univ. Bretagne-Sud, France)
Hanh Nhi Tran (IRIT, Toulouse, France)
Henda Ben Ghezala (RIADI, Tunisia)
Ismael Bouassida-Rodriguez (LAAS-CNRS, Toulouse France)
Joel Champeau (ENSTA, Brest, France)
Leon J. Osterweil (University of Massachusetts, USA)
Mahmoud Nassar (ENSIAS/SIME, Rabat, Maroc)
Naoufel Kraiem (ENSI/RIADI Tunis, Tunisia)
Ove Armbrust (Intel Corp., USA)
Reda Bendraou (Lip6, Paris, France)
Riadh Ben Halima (ENIS Sfax, Tunisia)
Samba Diaw (Ecole Sup. Polytechnique, Senegal)
Wided Chaari Lajoued (ENSI/SOIE, Tunis)
Yassine Jamoussi (ENSI/RIADI Tunis, Tunisia)
Youssef Ben Halima (ISAM, Tunisia)
*/Papers Submission/***
We are seeking papers of up to 6 pages, double column, including
figures, tables and references, conform to the IEEE manuscript template
<IEEE_manuscript_template.doc>. Papers should include a title, the name
and affiliation of each author, an abstract of up to 150 words and no
more than eight keywords. The papers should present original research
work related to the above-cited topics and should not be published or
submitted simultaneously to other workshops, conferences, or journals.
Industrial papers are welcome. Each paper will be peer-reviewed by at
least three members of the CSP Program Committee. Authors of accepted
papers are expected to present their papers at the conference. Accepted
papers will be published and distributed at the conference. They also
will be made available online, through a digital support.
Please submit your paper in PDF format via the EasyChair system:
https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=wetice2016
*Contacts*
- Yassine Jamoussi : yassine.jamoussi at gmail.com
<mailto:yassine.jamoussi at gmail.com>
- Bernard Coulette : bernard.coulette at irit.fr
<mailto:bernard.coulette at irit.fr>
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Bernard Coulette
- Professeur en Informatique
Département Mathématiques-Informatique
Université de Toulouse - Jean Jaurès 31058 Toulouse Cédex 09
Tél : 05 61 50 38 96 - Fax : 05 61 50 41 73
bernard.coulette at univ-tlse2.fr
- Laboratoire IRIT
bernard.coulette at irit.fr
http://www.irit.fr/~Bernard.Coulette
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