EuroPLoP'07 Workshops

Writers' Workshop A  –  Allen

• A1: Andreas Fießer: A Pattern Language for Film Production
• A2: Allan Kelly: More patterns for Technology Companies Product Development
• A3: Ralf Laue, Volker Gruhn : Good and Bad Excuses for Unstructured Business Process Models
• A4: Osorio Lopes Abath Neto, Jacques Philippe Sauvé, Ayla Dantas: A Pattern Language for Acceptance Test-Driven Development
• A5: Jürgen Salecker: Patterns for Configuration Management
• A6: Michael Weiss: In Bed with the Enemy

Writers' Workshop B  –  Brooks

• B1: Marina Haase, Marco Miedl: Patterns for Leading Effective and Efficient Meetings - Part Two
• B2: Stephan Lukosch, Till Schümmer, Thomas Jarmer : There's more than just a LOGIN -- Six patterns that make connecting to a collaborative system more convenient
• B3: Amir Raveh, Ofra Homsky: Pattern Language for Online Communities
• B4: Nicole Schadewitz: Interaction Design Patterns for Cross-Cultural Computer Supported Design Learning
• B5: Axel Schmolitzky: Patterns for Teaching Software in Classroom
• B6: Till Schümmer, Peter Tandler: Patterns for Technology Enhanced Meetings

Writers' Workshop C  –  Cerf

• C1: Jorge L. Ortega Arjona: Design Patterns for Communication Components of Parallel Programs
• C2: Sachin Bammi: A generic real time data acquisition pattern language for embedded applications involving interrupt driven I/O
• C3: Michael Pont, Susan Kurian, Huiyan Wang: Selecting an appropriate scheduler for use with time-triggered embedded systems
• C4: Dietmar Schütz: Patterns for Implementing Variability
• C5: Huiyan Wang, Michael Pont: Patterns which help to avoid conflicts over shared resources in time-triggered embedded systems which employ a pre-emptive scheduler
• C6: Ed Fernandez, Michael VanHilst: Patterns for WiMax security
• C7: Juan C. Pelaez, Ed Fernandez: Patterns for VoIP Signaling Protocol Architectures

Writers' Workshop D  –  Dahl

• D1: Birte Böhm, Norbert Gewald, Gerold Herold, Dieter Wißmann: Indirection Pattern for data modeling
• D2: Lotte De Rore, Monique Snoeck: A pattern language for reconciliation
• D3: Isabelle Cote, Denis Hatebur, Maritta Heisel, Holger Schmidt, Ina Wentzlaff: A Systematic Account of Problem Frames
• D4: Hans Wegener, Robert Marti: Slowly Changing Dimensions: a Pattern Language for Coping with Change in Analytical Information Processing
• D5: Leon Welicki: Patterns for Factoring Responsibilities when Working with Objects and Relational Databases
• D6: Tim Wellhausen: Object Prefetch Filter - A Pattern for Improving the Performance of Object Retrieval Using Object-Relational Mapping Tools

Writers' Workshop F  –  Feigenbaum

• F1: Diethelm Bienhaus: Patterns for Unique Product Identification
• F2: Stefan Holtel: A Pattern Language for a Semantics-Driven Software Architecture
• F3: Marty Kauhanen, Chris Eaket, Robert Biddle: Patterns for Story Authoring Tools
• F4: Christian Kohls, Tobiam Windbrake: Moving objects - More patterns for a pattern language of interactive information graphics
• F5: Fernando Lyardet, Dirk Schnelle: Consumer Voice Interface Patterns
• F6: Andreas Rüping: Software Architectures for Web Content Management -- The Big Picture

Writers' Workshop G  –  Gray

• G1: Arno Haase: A Pattern Language for Designing Pattern Languages
• G2: Klaus Marquardt: Overthreading 
• G3: James Noble, Arno Schmiedmeier, David J. Pearce, Andrew P. Black: Patterns of Aspect-Oriented Design
• G4: Arno Schmidmeier: Aspect Team and other patterns for adoption of AOP
• G5: James Siddle: Creating Software Architecture using Pattern Sequences
• G6: Carsten Hentrich, Uwe Zdun: Service Integration Patterns for Invoking Services from Business Processes

Writing Group

• WG1: Mayank Chaturvedi: Team where People Matter  A Project Management Pattern  [Associated with workshop A]
• WG3: Klaus Meffert, Ilka Philippow: Configuration Provider: A Pattern for Application Configuration  [Associated with workshop F]
• WG5:  Birgit Zimmermann, Christoph Rensing, Ralf Steinmetz: New Patterns for Tailoring E-Learning Materials to Make them Suited for Charged Requirements  [Associated with workshop B]
• WG6: Marc Bartsch, Rachel Harrison: Design Patterns with Aspects: A case study  [Associated with workshop G]