In early-phase requirements engineering, modeling stakeholder goals and intentions helps
stakeholders understand the problem context and evaluate tradeoffs, by exploring possible …

Model-based Low-Code systems rely on high-level specifications (models) to generate all
artifacts of the resulting software. Such artifacts can be code, schemas, as well as data, and …

The planning, realization, and release of a Software Product Line (SPL) are driven by
features. Therefore, many high-level decisions about the evolution of an SPL are made at …

Abstract Software Product Lines (SPL) are not static software artifacts, but they evolve over
time. The planning, realization, and release of a SPL requires many high-level decisions …

Goal modeling enables the elicitation of stakeholders' intentionality in the earlier stages of a
project. Often, approaches are limited by the effort required to create an initial goal model. In …

A model family is a set of related models in a given language, with commonalities and
variabilities that result from evolution of models over time and/or variation over intended …

Goal models are commonly used requirements engineering artefacts that capture
stakeholder requirements and their inter-relationships in a way that supports reasoning …

Software Product Lines (SPL) are not static software artifacts, but they evolve over time. The
planning, realization, and release of a SPL requires many high-level decisions involving …

In this preface, the editors present an overview of the topics and scope of the European
Conference on Modelling Foundations and Applications (ECMFA), and describe the editorial …