Harnessing metamodels to engineer application domains is at the core of Model-Driven
Engineering. A large number of artifacts pursuing a common scope are defined starting from …

The design and development of any complex applications using a Model-driven
Engineering approach involve not only the use of many models, but also the use of many …

In the world of model-driven engineering (MDE) support for traceability and maintenance of
traceability information is essential. On the one hand, classical traceability approaches for …

Model-Driven Engineering (MDE) advocates the use of models at every step of the software
development process. Within this context, a team of engineers collectively and …

On the Unification of Megamodels Page 1 Electronic Communications of the EASST Volume
42 (2011) Proceedings of the 4th International Workshop on Multi-Paradigm Modeling (MPM …

Abstract Growing adoption of Model-Driven Engineering has hugely increased the number
of modelling artefacts (models, metamodels, transformations,...) to be managed. Therefore …

Abstract Model transformations can be defined by a chain or network of sub-transformations,
each fulfilling a specific task. Many intermediate models, possibly accompanied by …

As Model-Based Engineering (MBE) starts to be effectively used, some of its constituent
disciplines such as Domain Specific Modeling and Metamodeling are becoming quite …

Successful architecting of complex systems requires reconciling heterogeneous viewpoints
expressed by the stakeholders involved in the development process, including domain and …

A central aspect of architecting is architecture description. Architecture descriptions take
many forms and serve many purposes throughout the life cycle of development, operation …