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62218
Title
How do I know that I have Preserved Software?
Contributors
B Matthews (STFC Rutherford Appleton Lab.)
,
A Shaon (STFC Rutherford Appleton Lab.)
,
E Conway (STFC Rutherford Appleton Lab.)
Abstract
In this paper we consider some of the issues and barriers that have made the preservation of software appear dauntingly complex. We consider how different approaches can be made to preserve software and also the role of the supplementary information and digital objects which are needed to preserve software. We consider how we then might demonstrate that the preservation is actually successful, by discussing the notion of adequacy in software preservation, highlighting the need for the testing of software performance. We conclude with a discussion of tools and methods we are developing to introduce software preservation into preservation planning and support.
Organisation
ESC
,
STFC
,
ESC-SA
,
RALSP
,
RAL Space - EOASD
Keywords
digital curation
,
software preservation
,
digital preservation
,
OAIS
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Language
English (EN)
Type
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Book Chapter or Section
In The Preservation of Complex Objects. Volume 1 Visualisations and Simulations. Edited by Janet Delve, David Anderson, Milena Dobreva, Drew Baker, Clive Billenness, Leo Konstantelos, 36-53. The University of Portsmouth, 2012.
http://port.acadeā¦ions_and_Simulations
2012
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