[ecoop-info] 20th ICSSEA International Conference (Software & Systems Engineering and their Applications)

[Jean-Claude RAULT]

CALL FOR PARTICIPATION

ICSSEA 2007
20th  ICSSEA International Conference (Software & Systems Engineering and 
their Applications)

Paris, December 4-6, 2007

Web site : www.icssea2007.org



PRELIMINARY PROGRAM

INAUGURAL LECTURES

Systems of systems: A critical appraisal
Michel Lemoine  CERT (F)

others TBA


Session A: ARCHITECTURES

Component interface identifier matching in an insurance system
Zheng Zhang, Chun Zuo, Yu-Guo Wang, and Yu-Bao Cai  The Chinese Academy of 
Science (CN)

Software architectures based on a connection manager
Abdelkrim Amirat  Université de Nantes (F)

An autonomous assistant for architecting software
José Luis Fernandez-Sanchez & Javier Carracedo-Pais  UPM (E)

A multi-module approach for requirements-driven architecting
Matthias Galster  University of Calgary (CDN), Armin Eberlein  American 
University of Sharjah (UAE), and Moussavi Mahmood  University of Calgary (CDN)

Toward a semantic Web service discovery and dynamic orchestration based on 
the formal specification of functional domain knowledge
Pierre Châtel  Thales Communications (F)

Demand-driven dataflow approach to Web services composition
Weichang Du and Hai Wang  University of New Brunswick (CDN)

Matchmaking in semantically enhanced Web services: Inductive ranking 
methodology (MIR)
Selim Özyilmaz, Gökay Burak Akkus, and Ayse B. Bener  Bogaziçi University (TR)

Nine design patterns to be used during functional design of a 
service-oriented architecture
Thierry Moineau  Capgemini (F)

A service-oriented architecture for the flexible integration of 
multi-sensor environments into ERP systems
Patrick Schneider  Universität Stuttgart (D), Oliver Höß, and Anette 
Weisbecker  Fraunhofer IAO (D)

Products & Prototypes
SCOrWare: Service Component Architecture (SCA) to make SOA a reality
Stéphane Bagnier  Artenum (F)

JADE and Jasmine: A system for autonomous management of distributed 
applications
François Exertier  INRIA (F) and Benoît Pelletier  Bull (F)


Session B: COMPUTER-SUPPORTED COLLABORATIVE WORK

TraceabilityWeb: An integrated tools environment for larger scale 
collaborative development efforts
Vassilka Kirova, Neil Kirby, Darshak Kothari  Alcatel-Lucent (USA), and 
Thomas Marlowe  Seton Hall University (USA)

Implementing information management to support collaborative decision 
making in air traffic control
Pierre Truter  Airservices Australia (AUS)


Sessions C: REQUIREMENTS ENGINEERING

A linguistic tool for improving requirements quality and management
Olivier Pire, Nicolas Pirmez  Université de Namur (B), and René 
Bujold  Hydro-Québec (CDN)

A topological formal treatment for scenario-based software specification of 
embedded real-time systems
Miriam B. Alves and Christine C. Dantas  Instituto de Aeonáutica e Espaço (BR)


Session D: PROJECT MANAGEMENT

Estimating project outcomes
June Verner, Barbara Kitchenham  NICTA (AUS), and Narciso 
Cerpa  Universidad de Talca (CL)

Managing work-packages with DOORS-AMAK
Audrey Kist  Artware (F) and Jacqueline Fabre  Thales Alenia Space (F)

Establishment of a minimal whole of good software practices needed to be 
compliant with the regulation of the pharmaceutical industry
Romain Deguil, Didier Gourc, and Hervé Pingaud  ENSTIMAC (F)

What SPICE profile does a supplier need to perform profitable fix price 
project and deliver satisfying quality
Tomas Schweigert  SQS (D)

Products & Prototypes
Project management
Luke Simpson  Project Performance International (AUS)


Session E: KNOWLEDGE ENGINEERING

Towards a learning situation application profile
Olivier Gerbé, Jacques Raynauld  HEC Montréal (CDN), and Martin 
Beaulieu  Université de Montréal (CDN)

KM2: A methodology to build 3L e-learning courses
Maria Laura Bargellini, Gemma Casadei, and Loredana Puccia  ENEA (I)

An approach for knowledge base construction
Ahmed Moujane, Dalila Chiadmi, and Laila Benhlima  EMI (MA)

Summarisation as collocation-guided text reduction
Günther Fliedl and Christian Winkler  Universität Klagenfurt (A)


Session F: SYSTEMS ENGINEERING

Requirements management and architecture analysis for systems of systems 
development
Jérôme Desquilbet  IBM (F)

Coupling component systems towards systems of systems
Frédéric Autran  EADS (F), Denise Cattan  Spirula (F), Jean-Luc Garnier 
Thales (F), Dominique Luzeaux  DGA (F), Marc Peyrichon  DCNS (F), and 
Jean-René Ruault  DGA (F)

Meeting enterprise system engineering challenges for the U.S. next 
generation air transportation system (NextGen)
Catherine Bolczak, Gerald Friedman, Robert Humbertson, and John Mack  The 
MITRE Corporation (USA)

Assessing the performance of netcentric systems
Robert Swarz  The MITRE Corporation (USA)

Balancing the balanced scoreboard for complex system
L. Keith McCaughin and Joseph DeRosa  The MITRE Corporation (USA)

A methodological approach for operational and technical 
experimentation-based evaluation of systems of systems architectures
Jean-Paul Pignon  Thales Communications (F) and Christophe 
Labreuche  Thales Research & Technology (F)


Session G: INTEGRATION & INTEROPERABILITY

Data integration models for large scale systems: a comparative study
Bassem Barkallah and Samir Moalla  Faculté des Sciences de Tunis (TN)

Data integration
Fabrice Bonan  Talend (F)

Achieving semantic interoperability
Kenneth Allen  Skellbase (GB)

The NetCOS interoperability framework
Jean-Baptiste Guillerit  EADS (F)

IEC 61850 and the interoperability from an integration point of view
Ivan Maffezzini  UQAM (CDN)

On the description of interoperability mechanisms for programming languages
Gustavo A. Ospina and Baudouin Le Charlier  Université Catholique de 
Louvain (B)


Session I: MODEL-DRIVEN ENGINEERING

Formal model-driven engineering approach for distributed interactive 
simulation systems
Di Wu and Flavio Oquendo  Université de Bretagne Sud (F)

An MDA-based approach to migrating MISs to an SOA architecture
Emmanuel Rias  Bull (F)

Automated generation of FORTRAN code from UML models
David Lugato and Benjamin Venelle  CEA (F)

An investigation of the impact and utility of software patterns in software 
development industry
Ahmad Estabraghy and Darren Dalcher  Middlesex University (GB)


Session L: PLATFORMS

Products & Prototypes
TBA
IBM (F)

SCOS: OpenSource generic platform for scientific computing
Stéphane Bagnier  Artenum (F)


Session M: BUSINESS PROCESS ENGINEERING

 From a process model to a dynamical application
Joachim Vandenbrande  LoQutus NV (B)

PVM (Process Virtual Machine): A JBoss-Bull concept to support any BPM language
Miguel Valdes-Faura  Bull (F)


Session P: QUALITY ENGINEERING

Quality-oriented architecting environment for quality variability
Antti Evesti and Eila Niemelä  VTT (SF)

What are obstacles of applicability of the Prometheus method?
Rachida Djouab and Witold Suryn  ETS (CDN)

Qualipso: Quality of open source software
Grégory Lopez  Thalès (F)

Software product quality assessment
Ana Cervigni Guerra and Regina Colombo  CenPRA (BR)


Session Q: REFACTORING & REENGINEERING

Towards a new approach for extracting business logics of an object-oriented 
application
Ismaïl Khriss, Gino Chénard, and Aziz Salah  Université du Québec (CDN)

Refactoring based on systematic analysis with a practical tool
Thilo Schwinn  Daimlerchrysler (D) and Carolyn Diana Hürster  Universität 
Ulm (D)

Static impact analysis for object-oriented programs: An experimental 
comparison on reduced-call-path and slicing based approaches
Linda Badri, Mourad Badri, and Daniel St-Yves  Université du Québec à Trois 
Rivières (CDN)


Session S: V&V and CERTIFICATION

Credibility of defense analysis simulations
Roland Rabeau  DGA/CAD (F)

Effectiveness of Bluetooth address space usage
Maryana V. Bereznyuk  Odessa Board of Ukrposhta (UA), Kamal K. 
Gupta  Indian Institute of Technology (IND), and Dmitry A. Zaitsev  Odessa 
National Telecommunication Academy (UA)

Formal validation of computerized signal boxes at SNCF
Marc Antoni and Nadia Ammad  SNCF (F)

TUCS: How to build a certifiable railway application with UML
Jean-Louis Boulanger, Dieudonné Okalas-Ossami, and Jean-Marc Mota  UTC (F)


CLOSING SESSION
TBA


TUTORIALS

Tutorial 1: Tuesday, December 4, afternoon
TTCN3
Axel Rennoch  Fraunhofer (D)

Tutorial 2: Tuesday, December 4, afternoon
TBA

Tutorial 3: Thursday, December 6, morning
TBA

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