Report on the First Workshop On the Globalization of Modeling Languages (GEMOC 2013)

With this workshop, we would like to start the conversation of Autonomous Vehicles with experts and researchers specifically in the area of Human Factors and User

The complete workshop program provided a variety of research topics which are of current interest, in- cluding methods, techniques and tools to model-based testing,

“Memorial University – Community Research Partnerships: Resource Management in Marine and Freshwater Environments.” Its purpose was to bring together faculty and staff of Memorial

Progam Comittee: Klaus-Dieter Althoff (DFKI), Kerstin Bach (Norwegian University of Science and Technology), Ralph Bergmann (Universität Trier), Michael Fellmann (Universi-

The fourth edition of the International Workshop on Executable Mod- eling (EXE) was held on October 14, 2018 in Copenhagen, Denmark, as part of the satellite events of the ACM/IEEE

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