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This page contains a list of participants at the workshop, ordered alphabetically after the last name, then first names. Please give us a notice if the information about you is incorrect, or if you are not listed here, but should be. Similarly, it would be nice if you give us a notice if you find somebody here and you know that this person should not be on the list.
At the end of this page are listed the subgroups
of the workshop; much of the work at the workshop will be done in
these subgroups. Please take a look at them, too. Please contact us
if you want to change your own group membership. And please make sure
that you have read as many papers as possible before the workshop,
starting with the papers by all members of your group.
NB: Currently, this list may not be correct. In general we can invite only one author per paper, because the workshop should not grow to more than 30 participants. If you as authors of a paper agree to send somebody else than the one listed here, please contact us, so we can correct the list.
Groups
The workshop will be organized according to the following subgroups:
| Composability and Interoperability Issues in Aspect Languages | |
| Peri Tarr / William Harrison | Asymmetrically vs. Symmetrically organized Paradigms for Software Composition |
| Jörg Kienzle | On Composition and Reuse of Aspects |
| Robert Walker | Supporting Inconsistent World Views |
| Robert Filman | The Effect of AOP on Software Engineering, with particular attention to OIF and Event Quantification |
| Ruzanna Chitchyan | A Model for Dynamic Hyperspaces |
| David Lorenz | Aspect Instances and their Interactions |
| Crosscut and Composition Language Issues | |
| Kevin Sullivan | Join Point Encapsulation |
| Elissa Newman | Towards Query-based Constraints |
| Hridesh Rajan | Need for Instance-level Aspect-language with Rich Pointcut Language |
| Kris Gybels | On the Existence of the AOSD-Evolution Paradox |
| Erik Ernst | Separation of Concerns |
| Gary Leavens | Obliviousness, Modular Reasoning, and the Behavioral Subtyping Analogy |
| Assesments of Aspect Technologies and Comparison with Existing Approaches | |
| Bart De Win | AOSD & Security: a Practical Assesment |
| Maria Augustina Cibran | Composable and Reusable Business Rules using AspectJ |
| Paul Freeman | A Position on an Aspect-oriented Approach to the Observer Pattern |
| Robert Hirschfeld / Karl Lieberherr | Aspectual Reflection |
| Shubahnan Bakre / Tzilla Elrad | Linguistic Issues for Developing Aspect-Rich High-Performance Adaptable Systems |
| Johan Brichau | On the Existence of the AOSD-Evolution Paradox |
| Novel Aspect Language Features | |
| Awais Rashid | A Model for Dynamic Hyperspaces |
| Curtis Clifon | Obliviousness, Modular Reasoning, and the Behavioral Subtyping Analogy |
| Kasper Graversen | Implementation of a Role Language for Object-Specific Dynamic Separation of Concerns |
| Pengcheng Wu | Traversing Recursive Object Structures: The Functional Visitor in Demeter |
| Therapon Skotiniotis / Karl Lieberherr | Aspect Instances and their Interactions |