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Digital Preservation Software Platform
Summary
| Purpose | The DPSP is a collection of four software applications which support the goal of digital preservation. |
| Homepage |
http://dpsp.sourceforge.net/ |
| Source Code Repository |
http://dpsp.sourceforge.net/download.php |
| License |
GNU General Public License v3 |
| Debian Package |
Description
The Digital Preservation Software Platform (DPSP) is free and open source software developed by the National Archives of Australia. The DPSP is a collection of software applications which support the goal of digital preservation.
The DPSP comprises:
- Xena - Xena stands for XML Electronic Normalising for Archives. Xena converts digital files to standards based, open formats.
- Digital Preservation Recorder (DPR) - DPR handles bulk preservation of digital files via an automated workflow.
- Checksum Checker - Checksum Checker is a piece of software that is used to monitor the contents of a digital archive for data loss or corruption.
- Manifest Maker - Manifest Maker produces a tab-separated list of digital files in a specified location. The manifest includes the checksum, path and filename of each digital file.