ESPAÑA: Iker Casillas, Gerard Piqué, Carles Puyol, Sergio Ramos, Joan Capdevila, Xabi Alonso, Sergio Busquets, Xavi Hernández, Andrés Iniesta, Pedro Rodríguez, David Villa. Técnico: Vicente del Bosque.

España campeón del mundo

Les transparents des présentations du ProcessDay du 23 juin sont disponibles

Programme

9h30 : accueil

10h : L. Osterweil (University of Massachusetts)

The performance of an executing process can be greatly affected by the resources that are available, and the way in which the resources are managed.  In considering how to manage the resources needed by real-world processes, it is often necessary to address the need for very heterogeneous resource mixes, and highly dynamic utilization contexts.  Significant technical problems arise in addressing these needs.  Indeed the perspectives raised by these needs create some doubt about whether there is even a good understanding about what the inherent nature of a resource is.  This talk summarizes some recent research aimed at developing a resource management system for use in supporting complex processes.  This system is based upon novel conceptualizations of the inherent nature of resources, and the ways in which realistic systems and processes use them.
The talk begins with a very brief orientation to the Little-JIL process definition language, which is used as the basis for motivating a clearer understanding of the complexities of dealing with the resource needs of real-world processes.  The talk then describes ROMEO, a prototype resource specification and management system used to support the management of resources used by processes defined in Little-JIL, and then presents some preliminary evaluations of ROMEO, and the resource management concepts upon which it is built.  The talk then describes TWINS, a prototype resource scheduling system that builds upon the ROMEO architecture, and presents some preliminary evaluations of TWINS.

11h: J. Estublier (LIG)

A process system must be adapted (or extended) to fit the needs of the business concepts, technology, and other specific functional and non functional characteristics of the domain in which it is be used. We have developed and experimented a system in which a process system is built by composition of a number of "domains". Each domain is defined by a metamodel (or domain model), an interpreter and a number of models. A process system is built around a process kernel, and composing its metamodel and model with an arbitrary number of additional domains. We will exemplify and demonstrate the resulting tool FOCAS.

12h-14h : déjeuner

14h: L. Clarke (University of Massachusetts)

Our work on systematic process improvement for human-intensive processes has demonstrated the need for extensive analysis capabilities combined with a process modeling language that provides a rich and well-defined set of semantic capabilities. This talk will describe several analysis techniques, including finite-state verification, fault-tree analysis, failure mode and effects analysis, and discrete-event simulation, as well as some process validation approaches. The techniques we applied found errors in the process models, helped improve understanding about the processes, and led to improved processes. This work has lead us to believe that modeling must be combined with rigorous analysis or the models will be too faulty to be the basis for important decision making.

14h30 : R. Lbath (IRIT)

15h: A. Canals et Philippe Desanois (CS Communication&Systèmes)

Our presentation, is focused on our MDA process, called MDA-CS. First we  talk about “How to be effective with the MDA approach”, choose a domain, a modelling tool …, configure the modelling tool, training teams, validate and adjust  …,  next we present an introduction to MDA-CS (based on UML-CS) through eleven transformations (from analysis to design, from design to tests, from design to presentation layer …), at last we provide a general overview, our feedback, the configuration efforts and our references.

15h30 : pause

15h45 : R. Bendraou (LIP6)

Software Process Models (SPM) are used to communicate around the process and to analyze it. They represent the entry point to PSEEs (Process-centered Software Engineering Environments) which use them to coordinate process agents in their tasks. When the process execution doesn't match the model, the common option provided by PSEEs is to ignore the model. If the actions of the agents are not tracked during deviations it is impossible to evaluate the effect of these deviations on the success or failure of the process. In this talk we present an approach for dealing with agent deviations during process execution. The originality of the approach comes from the fact that it is Process Modeling Language's (PML) independent and that it proposes early deviation detection.

16h15: discussion
17h15 : clôture

You can download the revision from the SysML.org Specifications page or the OMG web

La prochaine journée SysML France est prévue le 6 décembre 2010. Elle aura lieu  à TELECOM ParisTech et sera essentiellement consacrée à des retours d'expérience et à des débats techniques sous forme d'ateliers ou tables rondes.

Si vous avez des idées, si vous souhaitez  partager votre expérience, n'hésitez pas, contactez nous  : sysmlfrance@gmail.com

SysML France Team

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If you want to go to  China, the good way is the  INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON UML&FORMAL METHODS co organized by CS. This workshop held in conjunction with ICFEM 2010.  The 12th International Conference on Formal Engineering Methods.

November 16th, 2010 Shanghai, China

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UML&FM’2010 Team

3rd International Workshop on Model Based Architecting and Construction of Embedded Systems: ACES-MB 2010; In conjunction with MoDELS 2010 (ACM/IEEE 13th International Conference on Model Driven  Engineering Languages and Systems)  October 3rd, 4th or 5th 2009  Oslo, Norway

Organized and funded by
ARTIST Network of Excellence in Embedded Systems Design

La journée AFIS sur le thème SysML du 3 juin 2010 à été un succès, plus de 130 personnes étaient présentes,  merci aux organisateurs de l'AFIS pour nous avoir offert ce lieu d'échange.  Les présentations ont été très animées, et la table ronde a suscité un débat très intéressant

Sans faire un compte rendu très précis, nous pouvons dire que SysML a le vent en poupe, que les industriels veulent l'utiliser, que SysML ne fait pas tout, mais qu'il peut jouer le rôle d'un langage pivot pour l'ensemble de métiers de l'ingénierie système. A noter également l'intégration future de SysML et Modélica (travaux en cours à l'OMG), un must ...

Si vous souhaitez continuer le débat, une journée SysML France est prévue le 6 décembre à Paris réservez déjà cette date sur vos agendas.

Note:
- Lors de la journée AFIS,  CS présentait:  Mise en Place d'un processus « SysML-CS »

TOPCASED 3.4.0 is based on the latest Eclipse 3.5.2 platform (Galileo code name).  As usual, you can download the expected feature from the GForge server at the following link :  http://gforge.enseeiht.fr/frs/?group_id=52

Topcased Team

NEPTUNE'2010 s'est conclu hier à 18h30 par une table ronde sur SysML qui a regroupé une 30aine de personnes !!, les deux journées ont été un succès, en moyenne 65 présents. Les transparents sont déjà sur le site web, n'hésitez pas à les consulter et à poser vos questions aux intervenants par mail ... A noter que les synthèses des tables rondes arriveront bientôt. On peut déjà dire que les Méthodes formelles, mais aussi SysML se rapprochent fortement du MDE et que le rêve peut devenir réalité. Merci aux orateurs, animateurs, et participants aux tables ronde  pour leur implication et leur motivation. Merci aussi à tous les participants qui j'espère ont apprécié les différents "talks", et rendez vous donc en 2011 à Paris !

il sera possible de s'inscrire sur place, n'hésitez pas à vous décider au dernier moment !!

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No os perdáis la oportunidad de participar en la mayor reunión anual de grupos españoles del área de MDE

VII Taller de Desarrollo de Software Dirigido por Modelos (DSDM'10) [Junto a las JISBD 2010] 7 de Septiembre de 2010, Valencia, España. http://www.taro.ull.es/dsdm10

ÁMBITO Y MOTIVACIÓN

El Desarrollo de Software Dirigido por Modelos (DSDM), Model-Driven Development en inglés, es una propuesta para el desarrollo de software en la que se atribuye a los modelos el papel principal de todo el proceso. DSDM persigue elevar el nivel de abstracción en el desarrollo de software, convirtiendo a los modelos y a las transformaciones entre ellos en los principales artefactos de todas las fases del proceso de desarrollo de software: captura y gestión de los requisitos, análisis, diseño, implementación, despliegue, configuración, mantenimiento, evolución, etc.  ...

FECHAS IMPORTANTES

• 1 de Junio de 2010
  Fecha límite de envío de contribuciones
• 1 de Julio de 2010
  Notificación de aceptación
• 15 de Julio de 2010
  Versión definitiva
• 7 de Septiembre de 2010
  Celebración del taller

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