The List of SAM 2023 Accepted Papers.
- Hessa Alfraihi and Kevin Lano. Trends and Insights into the Use of Model-Driven Engineering: A Survey.
- Nouf Alturayeif and Jameleddine Hassine. Detection of Linguistic Bad Smells in GRL Models: An NLP Approach.
- Afef Awadid and Remi Boyer. On the Conceptualization of Tools for Traceability-based Change Impact Analysis using a Domain-specific Modeling Approach.
- Paul Boutot and Sadaf Mustafiz. IoTMoF: A Requirements-Driven Modelling Framework for IoT Systems.
- Sorour Jahanbin, Dimitris Kolovos and Simos Gerasimou. Towards Memory-Efficient Validation of Large XMI Models.
- Maged Elaasar, Nicolas Rouquette, David Wagner, Bentley Oakes, Abdelwahab Hamou-Lhadj and Mohammad Hamdaqa. openCAESAR: Balancing Agility and Rigor in Model-Based Systems Engineering.
- Jordan Epp, Thomas Robert, Olivier Ruch and Alison Olechowski. Towards SysML v2 as a Variability Modeling Language.
- Asma Fariha, Sanaa Alwidian and Akramul Azim. Towards Requirements Specification Collaboration Forum for Embedded Software Systems.
- Emmanuel Gaudin, Mihal Brumbulli and Eric Brunel. Language agnostic model checking for SDL.
- Panagiotis Kourouklidis, Dimitris Kolovos, Joost Noppen and Nikolaos Matragkas. A Domain-Specific Language for Monitoring ML Model Performance.
- Kevin Lano, Howard Haughton and Ziwen Yuan. Program abstraction and re-engineering: an Agile MDE approach.
- Owen Reynolds, Antonio Garcia-Dominguez and Nelly Bencomo. Automated provenance collection at runtime as a cross-cutting concern.
- Naif Zahrani, Edna Braun, Ruba Skaik and Mohammad Alhaj. Using Goal-Oriented Requirements Language for Modeling ISO 31000 Asset-Based Approach.
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