Related Work

ESPRIT Working Groups and Networks:

• APPLIGRAPH: Applications of Graph Transformation (Working Group 1997-1999)
• COMPUGRAPH: Computing by Graph Transformation (Working Group 1992-1996)
• GETGRATS: General Theory of Graph Transformation Systems (TMR Network 1996-1999)

Graph Transformation Tools:

• AGG: visual tool environment consisting of editors, interpreter and debugger for attributed graph transformation; attribute computation by Java; supports a hybrid programming style based on graph transformation and Java;
  Technical University of Berlin
• BIZARR2: three-dimensional film generation tool,
  University of Bremen
• CollageSystem: collage graph grammar based picture and film generation tool,
  University of Bremen
• DiaGen: hypergraph-grammar-based diagram editor generator,
  University of Erlangen
• Fujaba: an UML and Java development platform with the ability to add plug-ins
• Klotho: biochemical compounds declarative database - uses layered graph grammars as its modeling language,
  Washington University
• OPTIMIX: compiler optimizer generator - combines DATALOG with graph rewriting,
  University of Karlsruhe
• SMART: Tree- and Graph-Based Structure Matching and Rewriting Tool,
  GMD First

Research Groups/Projects:

• IPSEN: Integrated/Incremental Project Support Environment - built with graph grammar engineering technology, University of Technology Aachen (RWTH)
• SUKITS: Process modelling and a posteriori integration of CIM tools with graph rewriting systems, University of Technology Aachen (RWTH)
• DYNAMITE: Dynamic Task Nets, University of Technology Aachen (RWTH)
• ACACIA: knowledge acquisition for explainable, multi-expert systems,
  INRIA Sophia Antopolis
• AngioTrace Diagrams: modeling distributed systems with graph grammars,
  Carleton University Ottawa
• Concurrent Models of Computation: concurrent graph rewriting systems and petri nets,
  University of Pisa
• Specification of Software Systems activities at University (GH) of Essen
• Visual specification language activities of SEIS group at Leiden University

Libraries:

• Graph Grammar Library (bibtex format) at University of Bremen

Researchers:

• Dorothea Blostein at Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario: Editing and recognizing diagrammatic notations for music, mathematics
• Frank Drewes, University of Bremen
• Gabriel Valiente Feruglio, Technical University of Catalonia
• Herbert Göttler, University of Mainz
• Renate Klempien-Hinrichs, University of Bremen
• Hans-Joerg Kreowski, University of Bremen
• Sabine Kuske, University of Bremen
• Stephane Lapalut at INRIA, France: Reasoning on Conceptual Graphs
• Ugo Montanari at University of Pisa: Concurrent models of computation, constraint programming, graph rewriting systems
• Pete J. Rodgers at Birbeck College (University of London): Graph rewriting and visual database language publications (Spider project)
• Andy Schürr at University of Technology Darmstadt: PROgramming with Graph REwriting Systems (PROGRES)
• Gabi Taentzer at University of Technology Berlin: Parallel and Distributed Graph Transformation - Formal Description and Application to Communication-Based System
• Albert Zündorf at University of Kassel - the developer of the PROGRES interpreter and compiler machinery

Related Topics:

• Concurrent Clean: general purpose, higher order, pure and lazy functional programming language, University of Nijmegen
• GRAS: Graph-Oriented Database System, University of Technology Aachen (RWTH)
• Graph Drawing Database of Arne Frick, University of Karlsruhe
• Graph Drawing Tools and other free scientific software tools of Gabriel Valiente Feruglio
• Graph Drawing Server at Brown University
• Graph Resource of Mike Kleyn, University of Texas
• Visual Language Research