Product Lines of Graphical Modelling Languages

Modelling languages are essential in many disciplines to express knowledge in a precise way. Furthermore, some domains require families of notations (rather than individual languages) that account for variations of a language. Some examples of language families include those to define automata, Petri nets, process models or software architectures. Several techniques have been proposed to engineer families of languages, but they often neglect the language's concrete syntax, especially if it is graphical.