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The ADAPT project is developing technologies for building a scalable and reliable infrastructure for the long-term access and preservation of digital assets. Our approach uses a distributed object architecture that operates on different levels of abstractions built around grid technologies and web services. Major software components have been prototyped and are currently in use in a number of pilot projects such as the Persistent Archives Project, a joint collaboration between San Diego Supercomputer Center, the University of Maryland, and the National Archives, and the Earth Science Information Partnership (ESIP) Data Grid Project, a joint collaboration between the University of Maryland, George Mason University, and the University of New Hampshire.




Recent Publications

IEEE Mass Storage Conference
Scalable, Reliable Marshalling and Organization of Distributed Large Scale Data Onto Enterprise Storage Environments
THIC Paper
Digital Archiving and Long Term Preservation: An Early Experience with Grid and Digital Library Technologies
ERPANET Presentation
PAWN: A Novel Ingestion Workflow Technology for Digital Preservation


The ADAPT project operates within the University of Maryland Institute for Advanced Computer Studies (UMIACS), University of Maryland.

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