OPF Blogs for SCAPE- ChatGPT discusses Digital Preservation 14/03/2023DALL·E “A futuristic robot and human meet, synth wave” There has been a lot of buzz around AI and Language Tools so OPF decided to...Darren Dignam
- DigitALL Inclusion this International Women’s Day 08/03/2023The 2023 International Women’s Day theme is, “DigitALL: Innovation and technology for gender equality”. This is aligned with the upcoming 67th Session of the Commission...Georgia Moppett
- What is the checksum of a directory? Using DROID reports and the concepts behind Merkle Trees to generate Directory, and Collection Checksums 16/01/2023What is the checksum of a directory? A directory on disk doesn’t have a checksum, but what if it did? This is a question I ask, and try to answer in my new script, sumfolder1.Ross Spencer
- How we got preservation tools installed in our secured work environments 21/12/2022As part of the Ministry of Education, Culture and Science (OCW), we at the National Archives of the Netherlands (NANeth) work with virtual Windows work...Remco van Veenendaal
- Happy birthday for KBNL’s e-Depot 19/12/2022KBNL celebrates the 20th anniversary of the e-DepotJudith Rog
- ChatGPT discusses Digital Preservation 14/03/2023
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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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