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Overview

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 Transcontinental Persistent Archives Project and Chronopolis.

Projects	Research
TPAP Chronopolis	Ingestion (PAWN) Integrity Management (ACE) Web Archiving Replication Monitoring Format Stewardship (FOCUS)

AEC V 1.6 (2/3)

• Token store exporting, improved db storing
• Frontend UI improvements,
• Build system (maven) changes

ACE Development infrastructure improvements (1/26)

• public source repository https://subversion.umiacs.umd.edu/ace/
• Hudson testing and daily builds http://adaptvm01.umiacs.umd.edu:8080/hudson/job/ACE%20Audit%20Manager/
• Projects converted from netbeans build to maven3 for easier collaboration

Python tutorials for ACE

• Requesting and validating IMS tokens

Undergrad positions available

• The ADAPT project is hiring undergrad programmers to work on a variety of projects
• Learn more on our Employment page

Ace V 1.5 Released (6/25)

• Source Released under BSD License
• Resource migration
• Lots of internal refactoring, dependency restructuring

New Issue Tracker The adapt project now has an issue tracker to manage releases of our software and track bugs/feature requests.

• https://scm.umiacs.umd.edu/redmine/adapt/

Conference Videos Online (4/21/09) Videos for the two-day conference, "Partnerships in Innovation II: From Vision to Reality and Beyond" held on October 7- 8, 2008 in College Park, Maryland, USA are now online