We are seeking for research papers and experience reports (max. 8 pages) and position papers (2-4 pages) in IEEE two-column conference proceedings format. Submissions will be selected based on the relevance to the workshop topics and the suitability to trigger discussions. Papers should be submitted via EasyChair at http://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=maple2010.
Topics of interest focus on model-driven approaches in SPLE. We particularly encourage research papers based on industrial experience and empirical studies. Workshop topics include but are not limited to: • Modelling of software product lines - Variability modelling - Variability in domain-specific languages - Modelling run-time variability • Product derivation/configuration - Automated and interactive techniques that support product derivation. - Assembly/generation of product line artefacts - Iterative approaches to product derivation - Product configuration in Ecosystems • Aspect-oriented approaches - Modelling and implementing of variability - Combination of model-driven and aspect-oriented techniques • Evolution and Change - Model/Meta-model evolution - Model maintenance (merging, conflict resolution) • Validation and verification of models and products • Scalability of modelling approaches • Modelling in the context of software ecosystems • Integrating modelling approaches • End-user involvement in modelling and configuration