Plato: a preservation planning tool

Authors:
Hannes Kulovits;Christoph Becker;Michael Kraxner;Florian Motlik;Kevin Stadler;Andreas Rauber
Affiliations:
Vienna University of Technology, Vienna, Austria;Vienna University of Technology, Vienna, Austria;Vienna University of Technology, Vienna, Austria;Vienna University of Technology, Vienna, Austria;Vienna University of Technology, Vienna, Austria;Vienna University of Technology, Vienna, Austria
Venue:
Proceedings of the 8th ACM/IEEE-CS joint conference on Digital libraries
Year:
2008

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Abstract

Creating a concrete plan for preserving an institution's collection of digital objects requires the evaluation of available solutions against clearly defined and measurable criteria. Preservation planning aids in this decision making process to find the best preservation strategy considering the institution's requirements, the planning context and possible actions applicable to the objects contained in the repository. Performed manually, this evaluation of possible solutions against requirements takes a good deal of time and effort. In this demonstration, we present Plato, an interactive software tool aimed at creating preservation plans.