[aosd-announce] Call for Participation: AOSD-GI Workshop in Essen, Germany

[Stefan Hanenberg]

                         Call For Participation
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   3rd Workshop on Aspect-Oriented Software Development (AOSD-GI) 
         of the SIG Object-Oriented Software Development,
                   German Informatics Society

                         March, 4-5, 2003
                          Essen, Germany
                  http://joint.org/aosd/2003/ 

This is the third workshop on aspect-oriented software development 
organized under the auspices of the German Informatics Society. It 
will continue the successful tradition of its predecessors 
(http://joint.org/aosd/) by bringing together academic and industrial 
working groups involved in aspect-oriented research and applications.

The workshop's format will correspond to a writer's workshop format, 
that means the main focus is on the interaction of the participants. 
Hence, a lot of time at the workshop is planned for discussions about 
the accepted papers and working groups about chosen topics (see the 
workshop page for a detailed schedule).

Deadline for registration is February 14th, 2003, the registration 
fee is 25 €. Further information can be found under 
http://joint.org/aosd/2003/.

Tuesday, March 4, 2003
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Session 1: Applications, Tools and Methodologies 
* System Integration Using AOP 
    Robert Hirschfeld (DoCoMo Communications Labs Europe))
    Kasper Østerbye (IT-University Copenhagen)
    Matthias Wagner (DoCoMo Communications Labs Europe)
* Aspect-jEdit for Inline Aspect Support 
    Thomas Panas (University of Växjö)
    Jonas Karlsson (University of Växjö)
    Magnus Högberg (University of Växjö)
* Implementing Performance “tactics” Using Aspect-Oriented Programming 
    Yan Zhang (University of Sydney)
    Anna Liu (Microsoft Pty Ltd)
    Wei Qu (University of Wollongong)
* An aspect-oriented methodology for concurrent and distributed
applications   
    Rafael Ramirez (Pompeu Fabra University)
    Andrew E. Santosa (Pompeu Fabra University)

Session 2: Frameworks, Architectures and Patterns
* Using Architecture Recovery and Tracing Patterns for Aspect
Composition 
    Uwe Zdun (Vienna University of Economics and BA)
* Design Patterns and Aspects - Modular Designs with Seamless Run-Time
Integration
    Robert Hirschfeld (DoCoMo Communications Labs Europe)
    Ralf Lämmel (University of Amsterdam)
    Matthias Wagner (DoCoMo Communications Labs Europe)
* Visibility considerations and code reusability in AspectJ 
    Youssef Hassoun (Birkbeck College)
    Constantinos Constantinides (Birkbeck College)

Session 3: Analysis of Aspect-Oriented Systems
* Analysis of AspectJ Programs 
    Maximilian Störzer (University of Passau)
* Reasoning on AspectJ Programmes 
    Lynne Blair (Lancaster University)
    Mattia Monga (Politecnico di Milano)

Wednesday, March 5, 2003
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Session 4: Concepts: Known and New
* Experimenting Split-Object in Java and AspectJ 
    Daniel Bardou (LSR-IMAG)
* Separating representation concerns in re-engineering applications of
rewriting 
    Jan Kort (University of Amsterdam)
    Ralf Lämmel (University of Amsterdam)
* Known Concepts Implemented in AspectJ
    Arno Schmidmeier (AspectSoft)
    Stefan Hanenberg (University of Essen)
    Rainer Unland (University of Essen)
* Object Confinement in Object Teams - Reconciling Encapsulation and
Flexible Integration   
    Stephan Herrmann (Technical University Berlin)