There has been a growing trend toward collaborative environments especially those utilizing browser-based interfaces which can be seen in modeling tools such as AToMPM and WebGME. In response to the growing interest in collaborative modeling, we explored existing systems and potential solutions to identify the various features relevant to collaborative modeling systems. In this paper, we detail the feature diagram resulting from our exploration of collaborative modeling systems. We also detail the features of an existing collaborative system both to illustrate the use of the diagram and further explore the features. Through this feature diagram we identify key areas for collaborative modeling systems. We hope the feature diagram will be used to guide development, analysis, and discussion around collaborative modeling systems.
It contains the models derived by the participants of two controlled experiments conducted to evaluate aToucan. It also contains models generated by the aToucan for a number of case studies including ATM, Elevator. References models are also included in this package.
Familiar v1.0.7 or upper: https://github.com/FAMILIAR-project/familiar-documentation/tree/master/installation
Programming/Modeling Languages:
Feature Modeling with Familiar
Artifact Description:
This artifact is two-fold: 1. The pdf report is the companion document to the paper presenting FAMILIAR as a feature-oriented approach to requirement and design modeling. It contains descriptions of input files, FAMILIAR scripts and results while illustrating the approach. The bCMS-SPL variability is captured and organized with scripts. It is also related to some technical variabilities of a supposed J2EE platform. 2. All FAMILIAR scripts and input files of this case study, which can be replayed by the FAMILIAR tool.
The 'Visual Contract Builder' (http://vcl.gforge.uni.lu/)
Programming/Modeling Languages:
VCL
Artifact Description:
This document presents the VCL model of the barbados Crisis Management System. It is a submission for the Comparing Modelling Approaches workshop an event of the Models 2012 conference.
