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Abstract
Virtual Engineering addresses the application of virtual development
methods and tools during first phases of the product life cycle:
design, engineering, simulation and analysis. Virtual Prototypes enable
early stage planning and validation resulting in a drastic reduction of
development times, costs, and risks. The increasing utilization of
Virtual Engineering reveals those advantages but also new requirements
for the underlying information, its storage and management as well as
intelligent usage.
Information in Virtual Engineering exists in a great variety in terms
of different models (shape models, behavior models, ...), data
(simulation data, product data, ...) and their dependencies. Basis for
a consistent data management for Virtual Engineering is schema and data
integration, because the sources are heterogeneous in nature.
The purpose of this workshop will be to provide a platform for
discussions about current research results, industrial applications and
about the difficulties and challenges of data modeling and schema
management to cover their throughout integration within the
entire Virtual Engineering process.
Topics
Contributions regarding the following topics are invited:
- Data Models for Virtual Engineering
- Process Modeling for Virtual Engineering
- Architectures for Data Management in
Virtual Engineering (Grid, SOA, ...)
- Model Driven Architectures
- Knowledge Modeling, Information Fusion
- Ontologies
- Model Management and Integration
- Meta Data Modeling and Management
- Self-Adaptation of Information Management
Systems
Authors are invited to submit original,
unpublished research and application papers that are not being
considered in another forum. Manuscripts will be limited to 5
two-column pages (IEEE ICDE Format) including figures and references.
Please follow the IEEE Computer Society Press Proceedings Author
Guidelines to prepare your papers (http://www.computer.org/portal/site/cscps/index.jsp).
Authors of accepted papers are requested to send the full paper and
copyright form to a supplied IEEE address before May 15, 2008. At least
one of the authors of each paper must pay their registration fee before
this date.
Paper
Submission Site
Workshop Format
The workshop is scheduled as a full day workshop.
Accepted papers will be published in DEXA workshop in the
proceedings of DEXA’08 Workshops with IEEE Computer
Society Press.
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April 6, 2008 (extended) |
Deadline
for paper submissions |
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April 27, 2008 |
Notification
of acceptance |
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15, 2008 |
Camera ready papers due |
| September
1, 2008 |
Workshop |
dmve08@iti.cs.uni-magdeburg.de
Gunter Saake, University
of Magdeburg
Ulrich Schmucker,
Fraunhofer Institute, IFF, Magdeburg
Stephan Vornholt, University
of Magdeburg
Steffen Mencke, University
of Magdeburg
Ingolf Geist, University
of Magdeburg
- Luigi Buglione, ETS
Montreal, Canada / Engineering.it, Italy
- Reiner Dumke, University
of Magdeburg, Germany
- Mary Lou Maher, University of Sydney, Australia
- Yoshiki Mitani, IPA/Software
Engineering Center (SEC), Tokyo, Japan
- Frédéric Noël, Université de
Grenoble, France
- Chris Paredis, Georgia Institute of Technology,
USA
- Stanimir Stoyanov, University
Plovdiv, Bulgaria
- Hussein Zedan, De Montfort University, UK
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