18th International Conference on System and Design Languages, Budapest, Ungarn

Abbrevation

SDL

Link

http://www.sdl2017.hte.hu/documents/3102611/3252890/SDL2017Call.pdf

City

Budapest

Country

Hungary

Deadline Paper

2017-06-04

Start Date

2017-10-09

End Date

2017-10-11

Abstract

The SDL Forum is held every 2 years and is one of the most important open events in the calendar for anyone from the academia or industry involved in system design languages and modelling technologies. It is a prime conference event for the discussion of the evolution and use of these techniques. The most recent innovations, trends, experiences and concerns in the field are discussed and presented. It is a forum to address system and software modelling, specification, and analysis of distributed systems, embedded systems, communication systems, and real–time systems. The SDL Forum Society that runs the Forum is a non–profit organization established by language users and tool providers to promote the Specification and Description Language (SDL), Message Sequence Charts (MSC) and related system design languages (including but not limited to UML, ASN.1, TTCN–3, SysML and URN), to provide and disseminate information on the development and use of the languages, to support education on the languages and to plan and organize the "SDL Forum" series and events to promote the languages. The aim of the Forum is to anticipate and influence future trends and to focus on issues that are important to its expected delegates. Authors are therefore invited to submit papers on topics related to System Design Languages including the following non–exclusive list of topics: Model–driven engineering for future Internet – Internet of Things (IoT), including IoT services – intelligent and co–operative transport systems (ITS, c–ITS) – 5th generation wireless networks – cloud environments – network services – software defined networks (SDN) – language support Evolution of development languages – domain–specific language profiles – modular language design – language extensions, semantics and evaluation – real–time aspects and performance – methodology for application – education and promotion Model–driven development – systems engineering and model transformation – use case methods – system architecture exploration – analysis and simulation of models – reuse approaches – systematic and automated testing – model–based testing (MBT) Industrial application reports – industrial usage reports – standardization activities – tool support and frameworks – domain–specific applicability (such as automotive, aerospace, offshore, control)