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Integrated Application of Formal Languages: Overview and Action Plan

This event aims to discuss the integration of formal languages, the TILE framework, overlaps, and unaddressed domains in the ITU-T Language Environment framework. It includes sessions on language applications, usage, granularity, and system aspects. The program covers topics such as core language phases, application areas, structures, schema types, usage granularity, and levels. Discussions on language usages, scenarios, and collaborations will be analyzed in detail to identify areas for action and improvement.

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Integrated Application of Formal Languages: Overview and Action Plan

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  1. Opening, purpose and summary of the framework Arve Meisingset Telenor R&D

  2. Programme 09.30-09.50 Opening, purpose and summary of framework. Arve Meisingset (Telenor) 09.50-10.10 Integrated application of SDL. Amardeo Sarma (NEC) 10.10-10.30 Integrated application of MSC. Clive Jervis (Motorola) 10.30-10.50 Integrated application of ASN.1. Speaker not confirmed 10.50-11.20 Coffee break 11.20-11.40 Integrated application of TTCN. Dieter Hogrefe (Universitat Gottingen) 11.40-12.00 Integrated application of URN. Daniel Amyot (University of Ottawa) 12.00-12.20 Integrated application of eODL. Harald Boehme (Deutche Telekom) 12.20-14.20 Lunch 14.20-14.40 Integrated application of UML. Bryan Wood (Open-IT Limited) and Arve Meisingset 14.40-15.00 UML for ODP. Bryan Wood (Open-IT Limited) and Arve Meisingset 15.00-15.20 ITU languages for ODP. Rick Reed (TSE Limited) 15.20-14.40 Mappings, use of MOF and stereotypes. Joachim Fischer (Humboldt University) 15.40-16.10 Coffee break 16.10-16.30 Preliminary analysis of presentations. Arve Meisingset (Telenor) 16.30- 17.30 Discussions on the results from the analysis and needs for action. Rick Reed (TSE Limited, Working Party 3/17 Chairman, Project Leader of Language co-ordination project) Cancelled

  3. Purpose Integrated application of formal languages Language strategy Organization of new SG Collaboration Use of the TILE framework Identify overlaps and unaddressed domains Discuss needs for actions

  4. TILE framework - The ITU-T LanguageEnvironment framework - Usage User aspects Granularity and modalities Software System aspects Complience and transformations

  5. Category Language Open Distributed Processing Core / Some Enterprise viewpoint Information viewpoint Computational viewpoint Engineering viewpoint Technology viewpoint

  6. Category Language Phases Core / Some Surveying Analysis Overall design Detailed design Implementation Validation and testing Introduction, training and conversion Operation and use

  7. Category Language Scale of granularity Core / Some Module development System development System planning and organization Interoperation plan. betw. organizat. Information society planning

  8. Category Language Media Core / Some Alpha-graphic screens Graphic screens Reports Databases Telecommunication lines Interoperation between processes

  9. Category Language Application areas and Usages Core / Some Data oriented approach Process oriented approach End user help Application software development Application software management Tool development

  10. Category Language Language categories Core / Some Control flow Data flow Precedence relations between data Transformations between data Nesting of schemata

  11. Category Language Structures and Implementations Core / Some Static structures Behaviour Abstract Detailed

  12. Category Language Schema types Core / Some Layout schema Contents schema External terminology schema Concept schema Internal terminology schema Distribution schema Physical schema System schema

  13. Category Language Levels and constraints Core / Some Instantiation language Type language Selection, projection and union

  14. Category Language Usage granularity Core / Some Individual relative to task Individual to several tasks Organizations independ. of tasks Market segments with variations Office with collaborating individuals May be extended with modalities of an individual person, etc.

  15. Category Language Usages: Closeness, intention,scenario and collaboration Core / Some Terminal users Data users Goals Requirements Hands on use Scenario language Translations between tiles Relations between tiles

  16. Programme 09.30-09.50 Opening, purpose and summary of framework. Arve Meisingset (Telenor) 09.50-10.10 Integrated application of SDL. Amardeo Sarma (NEC) 10.10-10.30 Integrated application of MSC. Clive Jervis (Motorola) 10.30-10.50 Integrated application of ASN.1. Speaker not confirmed 10.50-11.20 Coffee break 11.20-11.40 Integrated application of TTCN. Dieter Hogrefe (Universitat Gottingen) 11.40-12.00 Integrated application of URN. Daniel Amyot (University of Ottawa) 12.00-12.20 Integrated application of eODL. Harald Boehme (Deutche Telekom) 12.20-14.20 Lunch 14.20-14.40 Integrated application of UML. Bryan Wood (Open-IT Limited) and Arve Meisingset 14.40-15.00 UML for ODP. Bryan Wood (Open-IT Limited) and Arve Meisingset 15.00-15.20 ITU languages for ODP. Rick Reed (TSE Limited) 15.20-14.40 Mappings, use of MOF and stereotypes. Joachim Fischer (Humboldt University) 15.40-16.10 Coffee break 16.10-16.30 Preliminary analysis of presentations. Arve Meisingset (Telenor) 16.30- 17.30 Discussions on the results from the analysis and needs for action. Rick Reed (TSE Limited, Working Party 3/17 Chairman, Project Leader of Language co-ordination project) Cancelled

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