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Instructions

Please upload here your publications related to our project, according to the following guidelines:

  1. If your publication is a position paper, use the SBC paper formatting template.
  2. Make sure your publication acknowledges our project, CNPq 557.128/2009-9 and, for those in Rio, also FAPERJ E-26/170028/2008 (Programa INC&T - Projeto: Instituto Brasileiro de Pesquisa em Ciência da Web).
  3. Edit the page and include an item in the publications list below for your publication, relating it to one of the project goals, using the #Publication template below
  4. Save the page.
  5. Click on the red link to upload your file. When uploading the file, copy the paper abstract to the "Summary" field.

Publication list

  • Breitman, K., Pastor, O., Barbosa, S.D.J. Flexible Narrative Representations: Bridging the gap between Formal Models and Informal Representations. In Flexitools Workshop 2010, ACM/IEEE 32nd International Conference on Software Engineering, ICSE 2010. Cape Town, South Africa, 2-8 May 2010 - Media:Breitman_Flexitools_2010.pdf
    • project area - topic - goal
    • 30-word statement of contribution to the related project goal
  • Nunes, I., Barbosa, S.D.J., Lucena, C.J.P. An End-user Domain-specific Model to Drive Dynamic User Agents Adaptations. The 22nd International Conference on Software Engineering and Knowledge Engineering, SEKE 2010. San Francisco Bay, USA, 1-3 July 2010 - Media:Nunes_SEKE_2010.pdf
    • Software technologies for web applications - A Multi-Agent Systems Approach for Developing Autonomic Web Applications - G1. Design techniques to improve the development of autonomic Web applications
    • Our metamodel provides a domain-specific language that empowers users to express their preferences to program their agents, together with a MAS architecture that modularizes variability into agent abstractions.
  • Cirilo, E.J.R., Nunes, I., Kulesza, U., Lucena, C.J.P. Automating the Product Derivation Process of Multi-Agent Systems Product Lines, Journal of Systems and Software (submitted), 2010. Extended version of the paper presented in the XXIII Simpósio Brasileiro de Engenharia de Software (SBES 2009), Fortaleza, Brazil, pp. 12-21. - Media:Cirilo_SBES_2009.pdf
    • Software technologies for web applications - Model-driven Design and Implementation of Web Applications - G3. Develop methodologies, empirical studies and tools to support the development of software product lines for the Web context
    • In this paper, we present an approach that addresses the application engineering process of MAS-PLs. The main goal of our approach is to provide models to capture the configuration knowledge associated with agent abstractions, thus enabling the MAS-PL variability management and automatic product derivation. Our approach is implemented as an extension of the GenArch product derivation tool.
  • Cowan, D., Alencar, P., McGarry, F., Lucena, C., Nunes, I. A Web-based Framework for Collaborative Innovation. First Workshop of the Brazilian Institute for Web Science Research (Position paper), 2010. - Media:Cowan_PositionPaper.pdf
    • Software technologies for web applications - Model-driven Design and Implementation of Web Applications - G1. Define a model-driven framework to support specification, design and implementation of Web applications, seen as part of men-machine teams
    • This paper describes a framework to support the social and technical principles which underlie current and future web-based CI. It will also present the evolving technologies being developed to support CI and examples of web-based systems for CI in specific fields such as environment, cultural heritage, socio-economic development and health.

Publication template

Please use the following template when including a publication in the list:

* full_ref, [event_link event_acronym], place, date - [[Media:filename.pdf]]
** project area - topic - goal
** 30-word statement of contribution to project
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