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2006
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Isabella A. da Silva, Ping H. Chen, Christopher van der Westhuizen, Roger M. Ripley, André van der Hoek:
Lighthouse: coordination through emerging design. ETX 2006: 11-15
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Christopher van der Westhuizen, Ping H. Chen, André van der Hoek:
Emerging design: new roles and uses for abstraction. ROA@ICSE 2006: 23-28
2003
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Akash Garg, Matt Critchlow, Ping H. Chen, Christopher van der Westhuizen, André van der Hoek:
An Environment for Managing Evolving Product Line Architectures. ICSM 2003: 358-
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Ping H. Chen, Matt Critchlow, Akash Garg, Christopher van der Westhuizen, André van der Hoek:
Differencing and Merging within an Evolving Product Line Architecture. PFE 2003: 269-281
2002
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Christopher van der Westhuizen, André van der Hoek:
Understanding and Propagating Architecutural Changes. WICSA 2002: 95-109

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