Call for Papers

Topics of interest

The topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

  • MDE for sustainability
    • Modeling languages, formalisms, and methods to tackle the complexity of sustainability through the mechanism of abstraction;
    • Digital twins for sustainability
    • Multi-paradigm, multi-view, and multi-level modeling for sustainability;
    • Collaborative modeling for sustainability
  • Sustainability of MDE
    • Technical sustainability, e.g., driven by model evolution, model-based reconfiguration;
    • Environmental sustainability, e.g., energy-efficiency of model transformation, self-adaptation for minimized environmental footprint;
    • Economic sustainability, e.g., reuse and re-purposing of models;
    • Social sustainability, e.g., inclusive modeling practices, participatory modeling in diverse environments, human factors in modeling.

Paper format

We solicit the following types of papers.

  • Full research papers (max. 10 pages): novel research contributions.
  • Short papers (max. 5 pages), including (a) Work in progress: preliminary results; (b) Vision papers: new visions and strategic ideas; (c) Case papers: description of real-life sustainability problems.

Note: page limits include references!

All submitted papers must adhere to the IEEE Conference format.

LaTeX users must use the provided style files without modification. IEEE requires the use of ORCIDs. LaTeX users should use the orcidlink package, \hypersetup{pdfborder={0 0 0}}, and \orcidlink{XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX} after each author name.

Please note the IEEE Authors Rights and Responsibilities.

Submission

Manuscripts are to be submitted electronically through the SusMod EasyChair web page. All submissions will be reviewed by at least 3 members of the program committee.

Presentations

Authors of each accepted paper will be invited to give a regular talk.

Proceedings

Accepted papers are intended to be published in the MODELS Companion proceedings and the workshop website. To be published in the proceedings, at least one author of accepted papers must present their work at the workshop.