Prospective participants are requested to submit a short position paper (max. 5 pages) that explains their experiences, tools, techniques, etc. in the field of aspect-oriented software evolution. All papers (of reasonable quality and appropriateness) will receive valuable feedback, because we plan for at least two reviewers to give a thorough review. A C.W.I. Technical Report will collect all accepted papers.

Based on the quality and maturity of the work, we will accept two tiers of papers:

• The authors of the first tier papers will give a presentation on their work, and we will require all workshop participants to give them written feedback to supplement the discussion that occurs after each talk. This focus on feedback, along with a more thorough review process, will help these authors build toward a strong conference submission in the future.
• The second tier papers will present their work in one of two poster sessions, with an extremely small number of other posters (2-4 at a time). These sessions are designed to facilitate smaller group discussions and more informal interaction with authors, leading to quality feedback and possible brainstorming. We will encourage participants to prepare a short demo of their work, if possible, and we will identify interesting topics for discussion and comparison of the different works.

All authors and co-authors of accepted position papers are allowed to participate in the workshop, as well as everyone who is interested in the workshop topic. We will ensure the number of participants does not exceed 30, however, in order to ensure focused discussion.

In order to stimulate and focus the discussions, accepted papers will be made available on the workshop's website. Participants are requested to read the papers before attending the workshop. We will also encourage participants to provide constructive comments and suggestions to the authors.

You can submit your papers by sending it to one of the organisers or to the general email adres of the workshop.