The newly released Testbed (Public Beta) provides a scientifically sound environment for experiments on different methods in digital long-term preservation. Within Testbed v1.1 migration, emulation and other experiments may be executed in an intuitively comprehensible 6-step workflow on annotated data (Corpus) or own files.
We cordially invite you to join for usage!
For login information (or any question on the Testbed), please contact our Helpdesk: helpdesktb@planets-project.eu
To get more information on the Planets Testbed, have a look at http://testbed.planets-project.eu/testbed/
The Planets Testbed is a web application for experimenting on the performance and behaviour of tools and digital objects in digital preservation. It offers a controlled hardware & software environment and provides structured processes for the arrangement and evaluation of preservation experiments.
The Planets Project is funded under the IS&T FP6 Programme. To comment or ask a question about Planets, please e-mail us at: info@planets-project.eu.
David Mattison is an archivist (retired from active duty), historian and digital culture observer from British Columbia, Canada. His Ten Thousand Year Blog was hosted by WordPress.com between October 02008 and August 7, 02010. The photograph in the header was taken on May 22, 02009 at the Kew Gardens Tube station following a visit to the National Archives, England.
National Archives sign at Kew Gardens Station
2010-03-01
Planets Testbed (public beta) released
As posted to DIGITAL-PRESERVATION@JISCMAIL.AC.UK and elsewhere (02010 03 01),
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