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Conference archive · Edition 3
2004

Overview Of The AOSD Conference, Lancaster, UK

March 22–26 · Sessions 8:45–18:30 daily

Lancaster, UK — host city of AOSD 2004
Lancaster, UK — five full days of aspect-oriented software development.

The 2004 AOSD conference, scheduled from March 22 to March 26, had sessions running from as early as 8:45 in the morning until 18:30 on each of the scheduled days.

The daily rhythm
  • Morning break — 10:30–11:00
  • Lunch — 12:30–14:00
  • Afternoon break — 15:30–16:00

The program divided into keynotes, technical programs, workshops, tutorials, and demonstrations, with different speakers and researchers presenting papers and speeches. Here is the rundown of how things went.

Day 1Monday, March 22

The first and second days of the event were devoted to a series of presentations delivered by researchers and experts in the field. The technical programs were as follows:

Day 2Tuesday, March 23

Other deliveries included:

Day 3Wednesday, March 24

Keynote speaker Dr. Daniel Sabbah on stage

Dr. Daniel Sabbah

Keynote · Day 3 main speaker

Wednesday saw the beginning of new sessions running through to Friday, with a keynote, demonstrations, and papers being delivered. The keynote address was given by Dr. Daniel Sabbah, after which the papers followed.

Day 4Thursday, March 25

Portrait of Prof. Bashar Nuseibeh of The Open University

Prof. Bashar Nuseibeh

Keynote · The Open University

Thursday's keynote was delivered by Prof. Bashar Nuseibeh, followed by a further series of papers and demonstrations.

Day 5Friday, March 26

The final day opened with a preview of AOSD 2005, before the remaining papers and presentations followed: