<pre>The development of embedded systems with real–time and other critical constraints raises distinctive problems.<br>In particular, development teams have to make very specific architectural choices and handle key non–functional<br>constraints related to, for example, real–time deadlines and to platform parameters like energy consumption or<br>memory footprint. The last few years have seen an increased interest in using model–based engineering (MBE)<br>techniques to capture dedicated architectural and non–functional information in precise (and even formal) domain–<br>specific models in a layered construction of systems. MBE techniques are interesting and promising for the<br>following reasons: They allow to capture dedicated architectural and non–functional information in precise<br>(and even formal) domain–specific models, and they support a layered construction of systems, in which the<br>(platform independent) functional aspects are kept separate from architectural and non–functional (platform specific)<br>aspects, where the final system is obtained by combining these aspects later using model transformations.<br>The objective of this workshop is to bring together researchers and practitioners interested in model–based<br>engineering to explore the frontiers of architecting and construction of embedded systems. We are seeking<br>contributions relating to this subject at different levels, from modelling languages and semantics to concrete<br>application experiments, from model analysis techniques to model–based implementation and deployment.<br>Given the criticality of the application domain, we particularly focus on model–based approaches yielding<br>efficient and provably correct designs. Concerning models and languages, we welcome contributions presenting<br>novel modelling approaches as well as contributions evaluating existing ones.<br></pre>
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