OPF Blogs for SCAPE- No Sabotage but Satisfaction 02/11/2023To strengthen mutual ties, show our love for our job and have fun together, employees of OPF members KB and NANeth made a parody of Benny Benassi’s Satisfaction for World Digital Preservation Day 2023. This blog describes 'the making of'.Remco van Veenendaal
- PREMIS – one year after receiving the award 01/11/2023The PREMIS Editorial Committee gives an update on the last year.Karin Bredenberg
- Monitoring Disappearing File Formats 5: Applications for disappearing file formats 10/08/2023This article is the fifth in the series on monitoring ageing file formats. The underlying question is: Can we predict which file formats are likely...Kiki
- A Request for Comment: Automatic Digital Preservation and Self-Healing DOIs 07/08/2023We're excited to share the latest blog post by Martin Eve, Principal R&D Developer on the Crossref Labs team, discussing a potential solution for enhancing the digital preservation of scholarly content crucial to maintaining persistent identifier integrity.Rosa Clark
- Monitoring Disappearing File Formats 4: DANS 03/08/2023This article is the fourth in a series on monitoring ageing file formats. Can you predict which file formats are likely to become obsolete? This...Kiki
- No Sabotage but Satisfaction 02/11/2023
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22.11. 2011
SCAPE Open Source Software
Software produced by the SCAPE project is available on GitHub: SCAPE on GitHub. SCAPE has a strong commitment to providing broad access to its open source components and tools. While some partners may integrate SCAPE results into their commercial products … Continue reading
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