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UID:/NewsandEvents/Archives/2009/newsitem/2938/11-
 September-2009-Fifth-International-Workshop-on-Mod
 elling-of-Objects-Components-and-Agents-MOCA-2009-
 Hamburg-Germany
DTSTAMP:20090705T000000
SUMMARY:Fifth International Workshop on Modelling 
 of Objects, Components, and Agents (MOCA 2009), Ha
 mburg, Germany
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090911
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090911
LOCATION:Hamburg, Germany
DESCRIPTION:Objects, components, and agents are fu
 ndamental units to organise models. They are also 
 fundamental concepts of the modelling process. Eve
 n though software engineers intensively use models
  based on these fundamental units, and models are 
 the subjects of theoretical research, the relation
 s and potential mutual enhancements between theore
 tical and practical models have not been sufficien
 tly investigated. There is still the need for bett
 er modelling languages, standards and tools. Impor
 tant research areas are for example UML, BPEL, Pet
 ri nets, process algebras, or different kinds of l
 ogics. Application areas like business processes, 
 (Web) services, production processes, organisation
  of systems, communication, cooperation, cooperati
 on, ubiquity, mobility etc. will support the domai
 n dependent modelling perspectives.   Therefore, t
 he workshop addresses all relations between theore
 tical foundations of models on the one hand and ob
 jects, components, and agents on the other hand wi
 th respect to modelling in general. The intention 
 is to gather research and application directions t
 o have a lively mutual exchange of ideas, knowledg
 e, viewpoints, and experiences.   For more informa
 tion, see http://www.informatik.uni-hamburg.de/TGI
 /events/moca09/ or contact the programme commitee 
 by email at moca09 at informatik.uni-hamburg.de   
 The Programme Committee cordially invites all rese
 archers to submit their papers for presentation. W
 e look for contributions describing original resea
 rch in topics related to formal methods in combina
 tion with object-orientation, components, or agent
 s addressing open problems or presenting new ideas
 . Deadline for submissions: July 17, 2009
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div>\n      <p>Objec
 ts, components, and agents are fundamental units t
 o\n      organise models. They are also fundamenta
 l concepts of the\n      modelling process.  Even 
 though software engineers intensively\n      use m
 odels based on these fundamental units, and models
  are the\n      subjects of theoretical research, 
 the relations and potential\n      mutual enhancem
 ents between theoretical and practical models\n   
    have not been sufficiently investigated. There 
 is still the need\n      for better modelling lang
 uages, standards and tools.  Important\n      rese
 arch areas are for example UML, BPEL, Petri nets, 
 process\n      algebras, or different kinds of log
 ics. Application areas like\n      business proces
 ses, (Web) services, production processes,\n      
 organisation of systems, communication, cooperatio
 n,\n      cooperation, ubiquity, mobility etc. wil
 l support the domain\n      dependent modelling pe
 rspectives.\n      </p>\n      <p>Therefore, the w
 orkshop addresses all relations between\n      the
 oretical foundations of models on the one hand and
  objects,\n      components, and agents on the oth
 er hand with respect to\n      modelling in genera
 l. The intention is to gather research and\n      
 application directions to have a lively mutual exc
 hange of\n      ideas, knowledge, viewpoints, and 
 experiences.\n      </p>\n    \n      \n      <p>F
 or more information, see\n        <a target="_blan
 k" href="http://www.informatik.uni-hamburg.de/TGI/
 events/moca09/">http://www.informatik.uni-hamburg.
 de/TGI/events/moca09/</a>\n        or contact the 
 programme commitee by\n         email at <a class=
 "email">moca09 <span class="at">at</span> informat
 ik.uni-hamburg.de</a>\n      </p>\n    </div><div>
 \n      <p>\n        The Programme Committee cordi
 ally invites all researchers\n        to submit th
 eir\n        papers for presentation.\n      We lo
 ok for contributions describing original research 
 in topics\n            related to formal methods i
 n combination with object-orientation,\n          
   components, or agents addressing open problems o
 r presenting new ideas.\n      Deadline for submis
 sions:        July 17, 2009\n      </p>\n      </d
 iv>
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 September-2009-Fifth-International-Workshop-on-Mod
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 Hamburg-Germany
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