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{{Event
 | Acronym = MPM 2009
 | Title = Multiparadigm Modeling: Concepts and Tools
 | Type = Conference
 | Series = 
 | Field = Uncategorized
 | Homepage = avalon.aut.bme.hu/mpm09
 | Start date = Oct 4, 2009 
 | End date =  Oct 9, 2009
 | City= Denver
 | State = 
 | Country =  Colorado
 | Abstract deadline = 
 | Submission deadline = Jul 31, 2009
 | Notification = 
 | Camera ready = Sep 12, 2009
}}

<pre>
In conjunction with MODELS Conference,
October 4-9, 2009
Denver, Colorado, USA
http://modelsconference.org/

Modeling has become the norm in industry to remain competitive and be
successful. As such, Model-Based Design of embedded software has enterprise-wide
implications and modeling is not limited to isolated uses by a single engineer
or team. Instead, it has reached a proliferation much akin to large-scale
software design, with requirements for infrastructure support such as version
control, configuration management, and automated processing.

The comprehensive use of models in design has created a set of challenges beyond
that of supporting one isolated design task. In particular, the need to combine,
couple, and integrate models at different levels of abstraction and in different
formalisms is posing a set of specific problems that the field of Computer
Automated Multiparadigm Modeling (CAMPaM) is aiming to address.

The essential element of multiparadigm modeling is the use of explicit
heterogeneous models throughout. This leads to a framework with models to
represent the syntax of formalisms used for modeling, models of the
transformations that represent the operational semantics, as well as
model-to-model transformations for mapping between formalisms. These models are
then used to facilitate generative tasks in language engineering, such as
evolving a domain specific modeling formalism as system's requirements change,
but also in a tool engineering space, such as automatic generation of integrated
development environments. Moreover, an explicit model of a model transformation
allows analyses such as termination characteristics, consistency, and
determinism. 
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Acronym	MPM 2009 +
Camera ready due	September 12, 2009 +
End date	October 9, 2009 +
Event type	Conference +
Has coordinates	39° 44' 21", -104° 59' 5"Latitude: 39.739236111111 Longitude: -104.98486111111 +
Has location city	Denver +
Has location country	Category:Colorado +
Homepage	http://avalon.aut.bme.hu/mpm09 +
IsA	Event +
Start date	October 4, 2009 +
Submission deadline	July 31, 2009 +
Title	Multiparadigm Modeling: Concepts and Tools +