Citation
Reinhard von Hanxleden, Edward A. Lee, Christian Motika, Hauke Fuhrmann. "Multi-View Modeling and Pragmatics in 2020, Position Paper on Designing Complex Cyber-Physical Systems". Proceedings of the 17th International Monterey Workshop on Development, Operation and Management of Large-Scale Complex IT System, to appear., LNCS, 19, March, 2012.

Abstract
Multi-view modeling refers to a system designer constructing distinct and separate models of the same system to model different (semantic) aspects of a system. Modeling pragmatics also entails constructing different views of a system, but here the focus is on syntactic/pragmatic aspects, and the views are constructed automatically by filtering and drawing algorithms.

In this paper, we argue that both approaches will have growing influence on model-based design, in particular for complex cyber-physical systems, and we identify a number of general developments that seem likely to contribute to this until 2020. This includes notably the trend towards domain-specific modeling and agile development, novel input devices, and the move to the cloud. We also report on preliminary practical results in this area with two modeling environments, Ptolemy and KIELER, and the lessons learned from their combined usage.

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  Reinhard von Hanxleden, Edward A. Lee, Christian Motika,
  Hauke Fuhrmann. <a
  href="http://chess.eecs.berkeley.edu/pubs/905.html"
  >Multi-View Modeling and Pragmatics in 2020, Position
  Paper on Designing Complex Cyber-Physical Systems</a>,
  Proceedings of the 17th International Monterey Workshop on
  Development, Operation and Management of Large-Scale Complex
  IT System, to appear., LNCS, 19, March, 2012.

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  Reinhard von Hanxleden, Edward A. Lee, Christian Motika,
  Hauke Fuhrmann. "Multi-View Modeling and Pragmatics in
  2020, Position Paper on Designing Complex Cyber-Physical
  Systems". Proceedings of the 17th International
  Monterey Workshop on Development, Operation and Management
  of Large-Scale Complex IT System, to appear., LNCS, 19,
  March, 2012.

• BibTeX

  @inproceedings{vonHanxledenLeeMotikaFuhrmann12_MultiViewModelingPragmaticsIn2020PositionPaperOnDesigning,
      author = {Reinhard von Hanxleden and Edward A. Lee and
                Christian Motika and Hauke Fuhrmann},
      title = {Multi-View Modeling and Pragmatics in 2020,
                Position Paper on Designing Complex Cyber-Physical
                Systems},
      booktitle = {Proceedings of the 17th International Monterey
                Workshop on Development, Operation and Management
                of Large-Scale Complex IT System, to appear.},
      organization = {LNCS},
      day = {19},
      month = {March},
      year = {2012},
      abstract = {<i>Multi-view modeling</i> refers to a system
                designer constructing distinct and separate models
                of the same system to model different (semantic)
                aspects of a system. <i>Modeling pragmatics</i>
                also entails constructing different views of a
                system, but here the focus is on
                syntactic/pragmatic aspects, and the views are
                constructed automatically by filtering and drawing
                algorithms. <p> In this paper, we argue that both
                approaches will have growing influence on
                model-based design, in particular for complex
                cyber-physical systems, and we identify a number
                of general developments that seem likely to
                contribute to this until 2020. This includes
                notably the trend towards domain-specific
                modeling and agile development, novel input
                devices, and the move to the cloud. We also report
                on preliminary practical results in this area with
                two modeling environments, Ptolemy and KIELER, and
                the lessons learned from their combined usage. },
      URL = {http://chess.eecs.berkeley.edu/pubs/905.html}
  }
  

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