This document reports on the task of identifying, evaluating and selecting available preservation action tools and services to be used in the SCAPE project. The report presents related work in the context of action tools, namely the work developed under the Planets, CRiB and RODA projects, and introduces models for assessing the quality of software. The evaluation procedure follows a well‐defined methodology supported by an evaluation framework based on an international standard. Domain‐specific metrics have been created to address the particular problem of selecting tools for the SCAPE project. An overall of 40 tools, ranging from image converters to database migration suites, have been identified and evaluated. After the assessment procedure, 16 of these tools have been considered inadequate to be used in the SCAPE project (40% rejection rate).
Upcoming Events
- The SCAPE Project has closed on 2014-09-30. See Past Events above.
OPF Blogs for SCAPE
- Hacking Makes You Lose Ctrl: The Return of the OPF Hackathon 02/06/2023The Open Preservation are pleased to announce our 2023 Hackathon!Carl Wilson
- Born Digital Cultural Heritage conference. 30 November – 1 December 2023 26/05/2023CFP: BORN DIGITAL HERITAGE NOW#BDCH23 – https://aama.net.au/conference/Thursday, November 30th – Friday, December 1st, 2023 #BDCH23 is the third iteration of the Born Digital Cultural Heritage conference...Denise de Vries
- Tabs Keys in PDF Page Objects – what are they and should I care? 16/05/2023While JHOVE does the job a lot of the time, it is no secret that there are tools out there that pick up on PDF...Micky Lindlar
- If everyone is moving forward together, then success takes care of itself: Special Interest Groups at OPF 03/05/2023There are numerous benefits to a working group, 'an organisational special interest group', a 'community-driven exercise in team work' - however you think they are...Georgia Moppett
- Harmony in the field of Digital Preservation: First look at the survey results! 06/04/2023Welcome back everyone! Bernhard and I wanted to share some of our first thoughts from the survey we posted back in December 2022 in the...Ross Spencer
- Hacking Makes You Lose Ctrl: The Return of the OPF Hackathon 02/06/2023