The creation of most digital objects occurs solely in interactive graphical user interfaces which were available at the particular time period. Archiving and preservation organizations are posed with large amounts of such objects of various types. At some point they will need to process these automatically to make them available to their users or convert them to a commonly used format. A substantial problem is to provide a wide range of different users with access to ancient environments and to allow using the original environment for a given object. We propose an abstract architecture for emulation services in digital preservation to provide remote user interfaces to emulation over computer networks without the need to install additional s...
Between the two fundamental digital preservation strategies, migration has been strongly favored. Re...
The article focuses on current approaches and potentials for emulation technologies within the cultu...
This report explores the concept of emulation in an archival context by examining what exactly the t...
The creation of most digital objects occurs solely in interactive graphical user interfaces which we...
The emulation of obsolete hardware and software environments to enable information to be read, and t...
Emulation used as a long-term preservation strategy offers the possibility to keep digital objects i...
After significant research and proven usefulness especially for complex, dynamic and interactive obj...
The changing world of IT services opens the chance to more tightly integrate digital long-term prese...
Previous studies have shown the feasibility of migration services when using emulation technology. T...
Emulation is a strategy getting more noticed in the long-term digital archiving community. It can co...
The creation of most digital objects occurs solely in interactive graphical user interfaces which we...
Emulation as a strategy for digital preservation is about to become an accepted technology for memor...
The availability of migration tools for older formats is often limited. Thus we suggest a different ...
In recent years a lot of research has been undertaken to ascertain the most suitable preservation ap...
Emulation-as-a-Service makes emulation widely available for non-experts and thus, emulation could pr...
Between the two fundamental digital preservation strategies, migration has been strongly favored. Re...
The article focuses on current approaches and potentials for emulation technologies within the cultu...
This report explores the concept of emulation in an archival context by examining what exactly the t...
The creation of most digital objects occurs solely in interactive graphical user interfaces which we...
The emulation of obsolete hardware and software environments to enable information to be read, and t...
Emulation used as a long-term preservation strategy offers the possibility to keep digital objects i...
After significant research and proven usefulness especially for complex, dynamic and interactive obj...
The changing world of IT services opens the chance to more tightly integrate digital long-term prese...
Previous studies have shown the feasibility of migration services when using emulation technology. T...
Emulation is a strategy getting more noticed in the long-term digital archiving community. It can co...
The creation of most digital objects occurs solely in interactive graphical user interfaces which we...
Emulation as a strategy for digital preservation is about to become an accepted technology for memor...
The availability of migration tools for older formats is often limited. Thus we suggest a different ...
In recent years a lot of research has been undertaken to ascertain the most suitable preservation ap...
Emulation-as-a-Service makes emulation widely available for non-experts and thus, emulation could pr...
Between the two fundamental digital preservation strategies, migration has been strongly favored. Re...
The article focuses on current approaches and potentials for emulation technologies within the cultu...
This report explores the concept of emulation in an archival context by examining what exactly the t...