1st International Workshop on Model-based Interactive Ubiquitous Systems
Rationale & Aim
Ubiquitous systems are introducing a new quality of interaction both into our lives and into software engineering. Software becomes increasingly dynamic making frequent changes to system structures, distribution, and behavior necessary. Also, the constant adaptation to new user needs and contexts as well as new modalities and communication channels make these systems differ strongly from what has been standard over the last decades.
Models and model-based interaction at runtime and design-time form a promising approach for coping with the dynamics and uncertainties inherent to interactive ubiquitous systems (IUS). Hence, this workshop discusses how model-based approaches can be used to cope with these challenges. Therefore, it covers the range from design-time to runtime models and from interaction to software engineering, addressing issues of interaction with and engineering of interactive ubiquitous systems.
The MODIQUITOUS workshop is intended to discuss challenges and possible solutions of the EICS community to design and runtime aspects of interactive ubiquitous systems with a focus on model-based approaches. It aims to bring together researchers and practitioners focused on different problems of IUS. Planned as a half-day workshop in conjunction with the ACM EICS Symposium, it will provide a forum for discussing new ideas, issues and solutions.
Latest News
18/05/2011: We have posted the workshop program.
12/05/2011: Notifications have long been sent, and we're now looking forward to meeting all of you in Pisa!
11/04/2011: Reviews are underway. Stay tuned for notifications.
15/03/2011: Submissions are still possible! Deadline extended.
Please contact us, if you have questions or are still planning to submit a paper in the next days.
12/01/2011: Due to several requests the workshop deadlines have been updated. Please check the Important Dates section .
10/01/2011: The Call for Papers is now online.
21/12/2010: Modiquitous 2011 has been accepted for co-location with the ACM EICS Symposium 2011.
