Toward model-driven sustainability evaluation

Author:

Kienzle Jörg1,Mussbacher Gunter1,Combemale Benoit2,Bastin Lucy3,Bencomo Nelly3,Bruel Jean-Michel4,Becker Christoph5,Betz Stefanie6,Chitchyan Ruzanna7,Cheng Betty H. C.8,Klingert Sonja9,Paige Richard F.10,Penzenstadler Birgit11,Seyff Norbert12,Syriani Eugene13,Venters Colin C.14

Affiliation:

1. McGill University

2. University of Toulouse and Inria

3. Aston University

4. University of Toulouse

5. University of Toronto

6. Furtwangen University

7. University of Bristol

8. Michigan State University

9. University of Mannheim

10. McMaster University

11. Chalmers University of Technology

12. FHNW and University of Zurich

13. Universite de Montreal

14. University of Huddersfield

Abstract

Exploring the vision of a model-based framework that may enable broader engagement with and informed decision making about sustainability issues.

Publisher

Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)

Subject

General Computer Science

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