| MT.GOV Connect | United States | 2007 | Archive-It Service | 1 | | Montana State Library collection of state agency websites dating from 1996 in partial fulfillment of statutory mandate[17] to identify, acquire, describe, and provide permanent public access to state publications. Digitized historic state publications available at https://archive.org/details/MontanaStateLibrary|-| Stillio[18] | Worldwide| 2011| Puppeteer, V8 engine, Gecko, WebKit, Amazon Web Services| 3| 4| SaaS solution for periodical website & social media archiving. Provides screenshot archiving of both static and dynamic web pages in a fixed duration which can be customized as per requirements. Helps in regulatory compliances, trend tracking, ad banner verification, version changes.|-| PageFreezer[19] | Worldwide| 2009| PageFreezer's Deep Web Crawler, Hadoop, Cassandra, Elastic Search| 60| | SaaS solution for website & social media archiving. Provides automatic collection, replay, full-text search and data export of websites, blogs, social media and enterprise collaboration platforms for eDiscovery and regulatory compliance with FDA, FINRA, FSA, SEC, Federal Rules of Evidence, FOIA and records management laws.|-| OoCities — GeoCities Archive / GeoCities Mirror[20] | Germany| 2009| | | | |-| Wikiwix Archive — Linterweb [21] [22] | France| 2008| Selenium + MongoDB| | | In production on French-speaking Wikipedia since 2008, open-source project which optimizes the consumption of inodes and thus fills hard drives. Contains an annotation space for archived documents. Main developer Fabien Coulon doctor du Litis on behalf of Linterweb, hosted by Renater https://gitlab.com/dev_linterweb.|- | Webarchive Austria[23] | Austria| 2008| NetarchiveSuite, Heritrix, OpenWayback| 1| 1||-| Deutsche Nationalbibliothek[24] | Germany| 2012| Tools of oia GmbH| | 6| The crawling for the selective web archive is done by the German company oia GmbH. The access is restricted to the reading rooms of the German National Library.|-| DILIMAG (Digital Literature Magazines)[25] | Austria| 2007| WebCurator|| 2| One technician, one for collecting and metadata.|-| Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec (BAnQ)[26] | Canada| 2012| Heritrix, Wayback.| | 2||-| Web Archiving Program at Library and Archives Canada| Canada| 2005| Archive-It service| 4| 3| Web archiving in Canada is a legislated activity that is conducted for digital preservation purposes under section 8 (2) of the Library and Archives of Canada Act.[27] Four FTEs and three part-time staff work on the program. Web archiving at Library and Archives Canada[28] is also utilized to effect Legal Deposit.[29] |-| Web Information Collection and Preservation - WICP (Chinese Web Archive)[30] | China| 2003| Heritrix, Wayback and NutchWAX.| | ||-| Croatian Web Archive (Hrvatski arhiv weba - HAW)[31] | Croatia| 2004| Crawl: DAMP software, HeritrixAccess: Wayback, Lucene| 2| 2| The Croatian Web Archive (HAW) is a collection of content harvested from the Internet. In 2004 the Archive started as a concept of selective capturing of web resources. Whole .hr domain harvests have been conducted annually since 2011. as well as thematic/event harvesting for events of national interest. The content of the Archive is publicly available via HAW website. (2 librarians full time, 1 librarian part time, NUL), 2 IT professionals part time (SRCE - University of Zagreb, University Computing Centre)|-| Webarchiv (National Library of the Czech Republic)[32] | Czech Republic| 2000| Heritrix, Wayback and Seeder.| 5| 2| Czech web archive (Webarchiv) maintained by National Library of the Czech Republic focuses on archiving the Czech national web. Acquisition policy consists of three lines: selective harvests (collection of resources based on selection criteria), topic collections (focused on significant topics in the area of the Czech web) and comprehensive harvests (automatic harvests of content on the national domain). Staff contains 1 manager, 3.5 curators + 1.5 technical staff. |-| Netarkivet[33] / The Danish web archive (Royal Danish Library)|Denmark| 2005| Schedule/crawling: NetarchiveSuite, Heritrix, Browsertrix, Archiveweb.page Access/search/discovery frontend and playback: SolrWayback. Still installed Wayback for alternative playback, but planning to migrate to PyWb.| 1| 5.5 FTE| Since 2005 the collection and preservation of the Danish part of the internet is included in the Danish Legal Deposit Law. The task is undertaken by the Royal Danish Library.
There is no public access to the Danish web archive .The archive is only accessible to researchers affiliated with a Danish research institution who have requested and been granted special permission to use the collection for specific research purposes.
This website https://www.kb.dk/en/find-materials/collections/netarkivet is designed to inform researchers, website owners, and other interested parties about the Danish web archive. |-| Estonian Web Archive[34] | Estonia| 2010| Heritrix, Squidwarc, PhantomJS and Puppeteer for screenshots of websites frontpages, Pywb, Custom Curator Tool.| 3| 1| Since 2006 the Legal Deposit Law allows the National Library of Estonia to collect Estonian websites as legal deposit copies. Web harvesting is done and archive is maintained by the National Library of Estonia.|-| Finnish Web Archive[35] | Finland| 2006| Heritrix, Solr, Pywb, Browsertrix crawler, Webrecorder -addon, OutbackCDX, Twarc2, YT-DPL.| 3| >3| Maintained by the National Library of Finland. Annually, all *.fi domains are harvested, as well as web servers located in Finland. Outside these harvests, the library manually selects relevant websites.|-| BnF - Web Legal Deposit[36] | France| 2006| Heritrix, NetarchiveSuite, BCWeb, OpenWayback, SolrWayback, WARC Indexer/Solr| 11||In France, since 2006, the law on copyright and related rights in the information society (known as DADVSI) extended the scope of legal deposit to "signs, signals, writings, images, sounds or messages of any kind " communicated to the public by electronic means - in other words legal deposit of the web. Archiving the French web is a legal commitment, which continues the heritage mission of the BnF. As it is technically impossible to permanently collect all Web content, the goal of completeness from the legal deposit of printed documents has evolved into a sampling approach to create digital collections that show the production and the behaviour of French internet users.|-| Ina (Institut National de l'Audiovisuel)[37] | France| 2009|Crawl: PhagoSite, Crocket based on Firefox, Fantomas based on PhantomJS / Access: Vortex / Search: Dowser based on Elasticsearch|7|||-| Bibliotheksservice-Zentrum Baden-Württemberg[38] | Germany| 2003|Archive-It service| |0.5|Websites of about 20 cities, municipalities, districts and associated corporations, and state libraries are collected by BSZ in commission within various Archive-It collections. Public access. Data storage: San Francisco (Archive-It) as well as backup with Baden-Wuerttemberg storage infrastructure.|-| Web archive of the German Bundestag[39] | Germany| 2005|||||-| National Széchényi Library Web Archive| Hungary| 2017| Heritrix, Wayback, PyWb, Brozzler, Webrecorder, WCT| 3| 2| From April 2017 till December 2019 the National Széchényi Library (http://www.oszk.hu) ran a web archiving pilot project as part of its comprehensive IT infrastructure development programme. In 2020 web archiving became a permanent service of the National Széchényi Library. From 2021 on, the legal framework was established and the web archive works according to the modified paragraphs of the cultural law and the corresponding government decree. They run thematic, event-based and domain harvests. They have a small demo collection with metadata and full-text search capabilities. The rest of the archive is not publicly available.|-| Iceland[40] | Iceland| 2004| Heritrix, OpenWayback||||-|National Library of Ireland Web Archive[41] |Ireland|2011|Archive-it service|1|0.5 FTE|The National Library of Ireland selectively archives Irish websites of scholarly, cultural and political importance through its NLI Selective Web Archive.|-| Palestine Web Archive| Palestine| 2011| Heritrix, Web curator tool, Wayback, Rosetta| 1| >3| National Library of Palestine collecting '.PS' domains, 1 Project Manager part time, 1 Technical Leader full time, 1 librarian part time, 1 IT Infrastructure part time|-| National Central Library of Florence| Italy| 2018| Archive-it Service||| The aim of the project is to collect and to archive digital documents and websites having "cultural interest" for Italian history and culture, according with the principles of the national legal deposit law. The Archive-it Collection is publicly available.|-| Web Archiving Project (WARP), The National Diet Library, Japan[42] | Japan| 2002| Heritrix, OpenWayback, Solr| 4| 1| Web Archiving Project (WARP) has been archiving websites since 2002. The National Diet Library Law revised in 2009 and coming into force in April 2010, allows the NDL to archive Japanese official institutions' websites: the government, the Diet, the courts, local governments, independent administrative organizations, and universities. Websites of cultural and international events held in Japan, and those related to online periodicals, are also archived based on the permission of their webmasters.|-| National Library of Korea - OASIS (Online Archiving & Searching Internet Sources)[43] | Korea| 2001| Own system based on Oracle DBMS and specialized search engine (IRS) that performs data management and search function.| 3| 11||-|Bibliothèque nationale du Luxembourg|Luxembourg|2015|Heritrix, Wayback, Browsertrix, Solr|2||The National library of Luxembourg conducts quarterly broad crawls for the .lu domain as well as selective and event-based crawls.The websites that are harvested in the Luxembourg Web Archive enrich the patrimonial collections of the National library, which allows for the preservation of digital publications for future generations.
Webarchive.lu is the Luxembourg Web Archive's information and participation platform.|-| Koninklijke Bibliotheek[44] | Netherlands| 2007| Heritrix 3.3, Web Curator Tool 3.0, Wayback, KB e-Depot system| | ~10| 1 crawl engineer, 1 software developer, and 9 collection specialists, all part-time (equivalent to around 4 full-time). The KB selectively collects Dutch sites of research and cultural value.|-| National Library of Latvia[45] | Latvia| 2005| Web Curator Tool and Wayback| | 1| Currently only storing for preservation, access to public in development (ETA June 2012). The Latvian term for web harvesting is "rasmošana".|-| New Zealand Web Archive[46] | New Zealand| 1999|Web Curator Tool, Heritrix3, Webrecorder, ArchiveIT, Browsertrix, Pywb, OutbackCDX, Rosetta| 5| >10| National domain harvests have been run since 2008, and annually since 2015 in collaboration with the Internet Archive. Selective harvesting is undertaken by the National Library of New Zealand primarily using the Web Curator Tool. Three full time staff harvest websites and a number of rostered staff harvest HTML serials or HTML monographs. Supported by one dedicated web archiving engineer, and wider departmental ITMS. Digital Preservation issues are handled by staff who work with Rosetta.
|-| The National Library of Norway[47] | Norway| 2001[48] |||||-| Arquivo.pt[49] [50] | Portugal| 2007| In-house development, Heritrix, Wayback, NutchWAX, Pywb, Apache Solr, Brozzler, Webrecorder.net tools| 5| | Arquivo.pt is a research infrastructure that preserves information gathered from the web since 1996 and provides a public search service over this collection. Arquivo.pt preserves websites in several languages and provides user interfaces in English. The archived data can be automatically processed to perform Big Data research through a distributed processing platform or through Application Programming Interfaces that facilitate the development of added-value applications. The Arquivo.pt team has also contributed with scientific and technical articles related to web archiving published in open-access.|-| Web archive of Cacak[51] | Serbia| 2009| HTTrack|| 1||-| Web Archive Singapore[52] | Singapore|2006| Wayback, Heritrix, Solr|3| |The Web Archive Singapore is managed by the National Library Board, Singapore (NLB). NLB conducts domain and selective archiving of websites with a focus on Singapore content. The collection is viewable at the National Library, Singapore with selected content cleared by copyright owners available online.|-| Digital Resources (University Library in Bratislava)[53] | Slovak Republic| 2015| Heritrix 3.2.0, OpenWayback 2.2.0, Solr 5.2.1, Invenio, Custom Curator Tool, Archivewebpage.org| 4| 1| The University Library in Bratislava (ULIB) performed the first experiments of webharvesting in 2008–2009. In 2015 ULIB carried into operation a platform for web- and e-Born archiving (during the implementation of the national project "Digital resources", that was supported by the European regional development fund) - www.webdepozit.sk/).|-| Slovenian Web Archive[54] | Slovenia| 2007| Heritrix, OpenWayback, Web Curator Tool| 1|||-| Archivo de la Web Española[55] | Spain| 2009| NetarchiveSuite, OpenWayback, Solr| 3+supervisor| 2| Maintained by the National Library of Spain with the collaboration of regional libraries. Takes a mixed approach of selective and broad harvests. Whole .es domain harvests have been conducted annually since 2009 to 2013 in collaboration with the Internet Archive using Heritrix and Wayback. Since 2014 selective harvests have been made by National Library of Spain, using NetarchiveSuite. National Library = 3 librarians full time, 2 crawl engineers part time. Regional libraries = several librarians part time. Since 26 October 2015 the Legal Deposit Law allows the National Library of Spain and the regional libraries to collect Spanish websites as part of the legal deposit and make them available to the public observing the rules of copyright law.|-| PADICAT: The Web Archive of Catalonia[56] | Spain| 2005| Heritrix, OpenWayback, OutbackCDX and CAT.||2|PADICAT is the open access Web Archive of Catalonia, created by the Biblioteca de Catalunya: the public institution responsible for collecting, preserving and distributing the bibliographic heritage of Catalonia, in Spain.|-| ONDARENET - Basque Digital Heritage Archive[57] | Spain| 2008| Heritrix, Wayback, NutchWAX and Web Curator.| 1|||-| Sweden (Kulturarw3)[58] | Sweden| 1996|NetarchiveSuite, Heritrix. Inhouse system for storage, maintenance and access, but moving to pywb or SolrWayback.||1.25|The Swedish web harvesting project started in 1996 and the first harvest was performed in 1997. In 2002 daily harvests of certain newspaper web sites were added. There was a pause in operation November 2009 - May 2011, but a harvest for 2010 was made with the help of the Internet Archive. No domain harvests were made in 2016, 2018 and 2019 due to problems with the harvesting platform. The daily harvests of newspaper websites were paused between May 2017 and December 2018, but was the expanded to cover all Swedish newspaper web sites on a daily basis. Since April 2013 the National Library of Sweden also receives online material through the Legal Deposit Act for Electronic Material. |-| Aleph Archives[59] | Switzerland, United States| 2010| Web archiving platform, capture domain name, high performance search engine, Near real time indexing, Web Monitoring tools| >10|| Enterprise-grade automatic web archiving platform for online capture and preservation. Support eDiscovery with powerful and qualitative technology. Aimed to corporations, institutions and agencies seeking to capture, preserve and leverage their Web content; dynamic websites, wikis, social media, forums, comments, disclaimers, and ads, for compliance (FDA, FINRA, FSA, SEC, FOIA), marketing or pure preservation purposes.|-| Expatriate Archive Centre Blog Archive[60] | The Hague, The Netherlands| 2019| Archive-It service| || The focus of this project is blogs written by any people who have lived abroad. We preserve these blogs and their contents because we recognise their cultural and historical value. Adding a blog archive to our collection will enrich the research opportunities for students and other academics who choose the us as a place of study. The archived blogs will be selected based on very specific criteria and their quality will be checked on a regular basis.|-| Web Archiving Bucket[61] | Switzerland, United States, Canada| 2012| WARC Software Development Kit, Cobalt, Holon web server| || The "Web Archiving Bucket" is an initiative launched by Aleph Archives, to preserve data and provide libraries and organizations with free-to-use web archiving tools and components.The Web Archiving Bucket provides set of tools to help archivists and professionals in their daily work.|-| Web Archive Switzerland[62] | Switzerland| 2008| Heritrix, Wayback, Pywb, Webrecorder, Browsertrix Cloud|| 6| 2 crawl engineers, 3 persons for quality assurance (sharing less than 1 full time), 1 coordinator. The curators, who do the selection, are partner libraries all over Switzerland.|-| NTU Web Archiving System, NTUWAS[63] | Taiwan| 2007| Lucene|| 3||-| Web Archive Taiwan[64] | Taiwan| 2007|||||-| UK Web Archive[65] | United Kingdom| 2004| Heritrix, Web Curator Tool, Wayback, Solr for searching.| || |-| UK Government Web Archive (UKGWA)[66] | United Kingdom| 2003| MirrorWeb| 7| 1| The UK National Archives' UK Government Web Archive (UKGWA) is a fully open web archive. It includes over 5,000 central government websites and social media taken at regular intervals (1996 to present). The scope of UKGWA is outlined in the OSP27 document. Technical side of web archiving operation is supplied by MirrorWeb.|-|UK Parliament Web Archive|United Kingdom|2009|MirrorWeb|1|2|The UK Parliament Web Archive captures, preserves, and make accessible UK Parliament information published on the web. The web archive includes websites and social media dating from 2009 to the present. The technical side of web archiving operation is supplied by MirrorWeb. |-|EU Exit Web Archive[67] |United Kingdom|2020|MirrorWeb|||The UK National Archives' EU Exit Web Archive is a fully open web archive. It contains a wide selection of documents taken from EUR-Lex (the European legislation website), including Treaties, legislative documents, the Official Journal of the EU, case law and other supporting materials, and judgements of the European Court of Justice in English, French and German. The collection contains all content published up to the completion of the implementation period, at 11pm GMT on 31 December 2020.[68]
It provides a comprehensive and official UK reference point for EU law as it stood at the end of the implementation period.
The technical side of web archiving operation is supplied by MirrorWeb. |-|MirrorWeb[69] |Worldwide|2012|Heritrix, PYWB for public archives, custom replay for archives inside the MirrorWeb platform. Custom social media archiving tools.|40||MirrorWeb provides a website and social media archiving platform for financial services and the public sector entities. They run a range of public archives, two of which include; the UK Government Web Archive and the UK Parliament Web Archive.|-| Internet Archive (provides Archive-it service)[70] | United States| 1996| Heritrix, Wayback, NutchWAX and other tools developed by the Internet Archive|150||Internet Archive's Wayback Machine is the largest and oldest web archive in the world, dating back to 1996. Internet Archive also provide various web archiving services, including Archive-IT, Save Page Now, and domain level contract crawls. The Wayback Machine is the publicly available access service to Internet Archive and partners' collections.|-| Stanford University Libraries[71] | United States| 2007| Heritrix, HTTrack, Wayback, CDL Web Archiving Service, Internet Archive Archive-It| 2| 5| Stanford University Libraries has been engaged in web archiving projects since 2007 and started establishing a web archiving program in 2013. Collections that SUL is engaged in include Stanford University Archives, Bay Area Governments, Congressional Research Service (CRS) Reports, Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), Fugitive US Executive Agencies and many more. SUL is also involved in collaborative web archiving projects like the Archive of the California Government Domain, CA.gov with libraries at the University of California and the CA State Library, the End of Term Web Archive, and the Ivy Plus Libraries Confederation.|-| Columbia University Libraries[72] | United States| 2009| Archive-it service| 2| >1| The Columbia University Libraries (CUL) web resources collection program archives selected websites in thematic areas corresponding to existing CUL collection strengths, websites produced by affiliates of Columbia University, and websites from organizations or individuals whose papers or records are held in CUL's physical archives. Began web archiving in 2008.|-| Cornell University Library| United States| 2011| Archive-it service| 1| >1| |-| North Carolina State Government Web Site Archives[73] | United States| 2005| Archive-it service|| 3||-| Latin American Web Archiving Project[74] | United States| 2005| Archive-it service|| ||-| Web Archiving Project for the Pacific Islands[75] | United States| 2009| Archive-it service|| 4||-| Library of Congress Web Archives[76] | United States| 2000| Heritrix, Wayback, and the DigiBoard, an in-house curatorial/permissions tool| 6| 80| The part time workers spend a few hours per month (on average) selecting content for the collections.|-| Harvard Library| United States| 2006| Archive-It|| >10| Harvard Library web collections consist of 10 curatorial units' collections,[77] with variable staff contributing to both technical and curatorial activities. Harvard is also involved in collaborative web collecting through the Ivy Plus Libraries Confederation.
Harvard Library initiated web archiving activities in 2006 using a self-developed Web Archive Collection Service (WAX) and transitioned to Archive-It in 2017.[78] |-| Web Archiving Service from California Digital Library (WAS service)[79] | United States| 2005| Heritrix, Wayback, NutchWAX| 4| >1| The number of hours that curators devote to the service is very variable.|-| Bentley Historical Library (University of Michigan) Web Archives[80] | United States| 2000| HTTrack, Teleport Pro, WAS service (2010-)|| 2||-| University of Texas at San Antonio Web Archives[81] | United States| 2009| Archive-It|| 3| The number of hours varies dependent upon how the crawls are scheduled.|-| qumram[82] | Switzerland| 2010| qumram Web Archiving / Web Information Governance Software Suite|| | Commercial web archiving / web information governance software suite. Provides both remote harvesting as well as transactional web archiving. Allows integrations with any possible web application (WCMS, Portal, Sharepoint, eShop, custom applications) as well as repository (database, file system, electronic archive or records management system, cloud-based solution). Allows capturing and reproduction of public information as well as specific user interactions.|-| SAPERION[83] | Germany| 2011| SAPERION ECM Web Content Archive|| | Commercial enterprise content management suite specializes on regulatory compliance. The product provides both harvesting as well as transactional web archiving based on the integration of qumram's Chronos Web Archiving Software Suite. Web content is just another channel from which content is reaching SAPERION. Others may be scanner, fax, e-mail, mobile devices, office suites or any other system creating content like ERP systems.|-| Bibliotheca Alexandrina's Internet Archive| Egypt| 2002| Heritrix, OpenWayback, WARCrefs| 3|| Current crawling interests: Egypt beyond January 25, Arab League ccTLDs
Deduplication: using WARCrefs tool to deduplicate Web archive content in BA cluster
OpenWayback: handling big data indexing by using ZipNumCluster to locate a certain URI in compressed CDX files|-| AUEB Web Archive[84] | Greece| 2010| Heritrix, Wayback and NutchWAX.| 1| 1| This project is part of the function of the University Library.[85] |-| World Bank Web Archives[86] | United States| 2007| HTTrack crawler, Oracle RDBMS, Google Search Appliance| 0| 3| |-|Russian National Digital Archive[87] | Russia| 2010| wpull, grab-site, HTTrack crawler, ad-hoc scripts developed for social media archiving. Experimenting: Heritrix, Wayback| | | About 5000 government websites collected (May 2018) using wpull and provided as archives for downloading.|-|Archive Team| Worldwide| 2009| wpull, ad hoc scripts| 1| ~100| Volunteer group. They partially archived GeoCities, Yahoo! Videos, Google Video and others.|-| WikiTeam| Worldwide| 2011| ad hoc scripts| 0| 0| Volunteers group. Over 20,000 wikis preserved.[88] |-| University of North Texas CyberCemetery[89] | United States| 1997[90] | Heritrix, Wayback; formerly HTTrack| | 2| The CyberCemetery is an archive of government websites that have ceased operation (usually websites of defunct government agencies and commissions that have issued a final report). This collection features a variety of topics indicative of the broad nature of government information. In particular, this collection features websites that cover topics supporting the university's curriculum and particular program strengths.|-| archive.today[91] | Worldwide| 2012| Apache Accumulo, HDFS, Chromium,[92] ad hoc scripts| 1| 1| Saves external links from community web-sites (wikis, forums, blogs, ...). Can save snapshots of Web 2.0 pages.|-|Greek Web Archive Portal|Greece|2022
|Heritrix, Wayback
|0
|1|
The Greek Web Archive Portal is a service provided by the National Library of Greece (NLG). It allows users to navigate through the historical content of the Greek Web, a separate collection of web content that includes snapshots of all .gr domain sites from 1996 up to the present day, harvested by the Internet Archive. The service was developed in collaboration with the Internet Archive and provides search either by keyword or by URL, covering web pages as well as other types of files: images, audio files, videos and PDFs. .
|-|ΕΣΑΕΙ Web Archive – National Archiving System of Greek Web
|Greece
|2017
|Heritrix, Open Wayback, Solr, Netarchive Suite
|0|4|The ΕΣΑΕΙ project was the first attempt to harvest all .gr content and get to know its dimensions. It was implemented by the National Library of Greece in collaboration with the Athens University of Economics and Business and it included two bulk and three selective harvests, regarding the collections of "Local Government", "News" and "Education“. NLG Curator Tool was created for the playback of the collection.
|-| Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives at New York University[93] | United States| 2007| WAS Service| 1| 1| Archives websites related to New York City and National Labor and Left Movements. Projects include: Alternative Mass Media / News; Anarchism; Animal Rights; Arts and Cultural Left; Civil Rights and Civil Liberties; Communism, Socialism, Trotskyism; Economic and Social Justice (Including Occupy Wall Street); Education and Student Movements; Electoral Politics and Parties / Political Action (U.S. Left); Environmentalism / Green Movement; Feminism and Women's Movements; Guantanamo Bay Detention Camp & War Crimes (U.S.); Housing; Internet/Cyberspace Democracy; Jewish American Progressive & Left Activity; Labor Unions and Organizations (U.S.); Left Academia and Theory, Intellectuals and Other Notables; LGBT Rights; Other Left Activism; Peace Movements; Prisoners Rights and Political Prisoners; Progressive Policy/ Educational Organizations.|-| Preservica[94] | Worldwide| 2012| Heritrix, Preservica core product, Wayback| | | Cloud-based heterogeneous archiving service that allows ingest from multiple sources (including web archiving ingest via Heritrix). Ability to migrate content within WARC files and render in Wayback. Ingest runs as workflow so very little effort needed to run it. Developed, supported and run by Preservica.|-| Central State Electronic Archives of Ukraine| Ukraine| 2007| HTTrack, Wget| 2| | Archives interested in keeping websites and creating the thematic collections of such websites, Is presently in storage the Archives collections of websites which includes the topic of presidential elections in Ukraine from 2010 until today, about the Chornobyl disaster, the local elections, of Euro 2012 in Ukraine, UNESCO World Heritage sites in Ukraine, the 200th anniversary of the birth of Taras Shevchenko.[95] [96] |-| York University Libraries, York University Libraries Wayback Machine[97] | Canada| 2012| Browsertrix, pywb| 1| 0||-| New York Art Resources Consortium (NYARC)[98] [99] | United States| 2012| Archive-It service| 1| ~3| Collaboration among Frick Art Reference Library, Brooklyn Museum Library & Archives, and Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) Library to archive specialist art historical web resources.|-| Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision (Sound and Vision) web archive[100] | Netherlands| 2011| Heritrix, Elasticsearch for full-text index, Drupal for front-end| | ~7| Sound and Vision has been involved in web archiving projects since 2008, starting with the EU research project LiWA.[101] After a couple of pilots,[102] web archiving projects were scaled up in 2014.[103] |-|Rhizome (organization)|United States|1999|ArtBase, Webrecorder, Oldweb.Today|3|1|Rhizome operates a digital preservation program, led by Dragan Espenschied, which is focused on the creation of free, open source software tools to decentralize web archiving and software preservation practices and ensure access to its collections of born-digital art. Oldweb.Today and Webrecorder are its tools focused on web archiving specifically.[104] |-|University of Texas at Austin Libraries, Human Rights Documentation Initiative|United States|2009|Archive-It service|1|1|The University of Texas Libraries' Human Rights Documentation Initiative (HRDI) captures the websites of human rights organizations in order to provide secure access to human rights documentation in the event that these often-fragile sites are taken down.[105] |-|Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives|United States|2009|Archive-it, Wayback|>1|0|This collection includes captures of websites for Kentucky state agencies in the Executive, Legislative, and Judicial Branches. Stand-alone websites for boards, councils, committees, quasi-governmental agencies, and agency programs are also archived. Captures for websites dating 2000–2008 are included in this collection via a transfer to our account from the Wayback Machine.[106] |-|University of California, San Francisco Library|United States|2007|Archive-it, Wayback, CDL WAS Service|>1|0|This collection documents the web presences of UCSF, as well as the larger health science focuses of AIDS history; anesthesiology; biotechnology and biomedical research; tobacco control and regulation; neuroscience; and computational medicine.[107] Staff is one full-time digital archivist with various responsibilities in addition to web-archives.
|-|Ivy Plus Libraries Confederation[108] |United States|2013|Archive-It, Conifer|1|1|The Ivy Plus Libraries Confederation's Web Resources Collection Program is a collaborative collection development effort to build curated, thematic collections of freely available, but at-risk, web content in order to support research at participating Libraries and beyond. Participating Libraries are: Brown, Chicago, Columbia, Cornell, Dartmouth, Duke, Harvard, Johns Hopkins, MIT, Penn, Princeton, Stanford, and Yale.[109] Collections are accessible via Archive-It.|-|Malaysian Government Web Archive (MyGWA)|Malaysia|2017|Wayback, WGET, WPULL|>1|0|National Archive of Malaysia started to archive websites of public sector in Malaysia since 2017.|-|HTTP Archive||||||Crawls popular websites for Data analysis[110] |-|National Library of Medicine (U.S.)|United States|2009|Archive-It, Conifer||~8|NLM web collecting is guided by the Collection Development Guidelines of the National Library of Medicine and other strategic collecting efforts. Collections include Global Health Events, the Opioid Epidemic, HIV/AIDS, Health and Medicine Blogs, and NLM's own web presence. [111] |-|Smithsonian Libraries and Archives (U.S.)[112] |United States|2000|Heritrix, Archive-It, Webrecorder, Conifer, Browsertrix, other||5|The Smithsonian Libraries and Archives collects websites and social media accounts that document the history of the Institution. [113] |-|Ghost Archive[114] |United States|2021[115] |Webrecorder|1|||-|Common Crawl[116] |United States|2008|Apache Nutch, Apache Tika, pywb, in-house tools|3|3||}
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| EU Web Archive | | | WARC | .EU | Y | .EU 250 websites in europa.eu domain and subdomains, crawled once per quarter + ad hoc crawls on request of website owners (selective crawls). Status Feb 2019. | | Australia's Web Archive | 11000 | 600 | WARC | .AU | Y | .AU crawls (1996–2018): 10.15 billion files (530 TB). Selective crawls (1996–2019): 755 million files (44 TB). AGWA (2011–2018): 525 million files (58 TB). | | Our digital island, a Tasmanian Web Archive[117] | | 0.336 | HTTrack | | Y | Preserves online content related to Tasmania. ODI has operated since its inception under the assumption that web sites fall within the definition of 'Book' in the Tasmanian Library Act 1984.[118] Thus, no permission to capture from publishers is required. | | Webarchive Austria | 4095 | 164 | ARC | .AT, .wien, .tirol | Y | A copy of the data is stored in a high security data storage unit. | | Deutsche Nationalbibliothek | | | WARC | .DE | Y | Only one experimental TLD crawl. | | DILIMAG (Digital Literature Magazines) | 0.03 | 0.996 | ARC | | | Project from 2007-03-01 until 2010-12-23. The project DILIMAG for collecting, describing and archiving of digital German literary magazines. | | Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec (BAnQ) | 167 | 31 | ARC/WARC | | Y | Harvesting began in 2009. Selective crawls of Quebec websites. | | Government of Canada Web Archive (GCWA) | 1750 | 70 | ARC/WARC | .GC.CA | Y | Web archiving at Library and Archives Canada (LAC) began in 2005 and concentrated on collecting the federal government web presence and capturing the federal elections, the Olympics, and Canadian commemorative events. Thematic web collections of Canadiana research interest have been curated as an ongoing program activity since 2009. | | Web Information Collection and Preservation - WICP (Chinese Web Archive) | | | | .GOV.CN | Y | Harvest of the web pages about the events that have great influence on the society, economy and so on, and the sites in 'gov.cn' domain. | | Croatian Web Archive (Hrvatski arhiv weba - HAW) | 231 | 13 | Mirror, WARC | .HR | Y | Since 2004 selective harvesting over 5000 web resources. Since 2011 annual harvesting of national .hr domain as well as thematic harvesting. All archived content is publicly available via HAW website. | | Webarchiv (National Library of the Czech Republic) | 9412 | 350 | ARC/WARC | .CZ | Y | Harvesting began in 2001. | | Netarkivet[119] / The Danish web archive (Royal Danish Library) | 36000 | 634 | ARC/WARC | .DK | Y | +36 billion objects:- html : 19077101525
- image : 5859756918
- other : 4080719309
- text : 757030275
- pdf : 97318057
- audio : 8166680
- video : 7085143
- word : 47510
- powerpoint : 5660
- excel : 4721
- Snapshot harvesting
- Selective harvesting
- Event harvesting
- Special harvesting
| | Estonian Web Archive | 874 | 56 | ARC/WARC | .EE | Y | Archive consists selective, event and topical crawls since 2010. Whole national domain crawls are done yearly since 2015. Besides TLD .ee, Estonia related web content is harvested from other TLD-s like .eu, .org, .com etc. | | Finnish Web Archive | 4300 | 300 | ARC/WARC / .json / .mp4 | .FI, .AX | Y | Also crawls content hosted on machines physically located in Finland, independently from their domain. | | BnF - Web Legal Deposit | 48 000 | 1 800 | ARC/WARC | .FR + all sites hosted in France | Y | BnF is making copies of all sites in the .FR TLD, as well as all sites hosted and produced in France, ignoring both the Robots exclusion standard and the licenses of the documents. | | BnL Web-Archive | 543 | 41 | WARC | .LU | Y | The BnL conducts 2 domain crawls per year, as well as event-based and selective crawls. | | Ina (Institut National de l'Audiovisuel) | 105800 | 2359 | DAFF | | Y | As of 2021-03-08DAFF handles full content deduplication, so the size on disk takes into account compression and deduplication; the equivalent disk storage in compressed ARC format would be approximately 10 PB | | E-diaspora (Télécom ParisTech, FMSH)[120] | 1030 | 13 | DAFF | | Y | DAFF handles full content deduplication, so the size on disk takes into account compression and deduplication; the equivalent disk storage in compressed ARC format would be approximately 51 TB | | Internet Memory Foundation | | 180 | WARC | Can be done by partners | Y | Formerly European Archive.[121] Collaborate with Internet Memory Research, which provides the ArchiveTheNet Service (ATN Service). Selective crawls (140 TB), Domain crawls (40 TB), expect to grow to 1PB in 2012. New datacenter and a new crawler in 2012. | | Bibliotheksservice-Zentrum Baden-Württemberg | | 9 | WARC | | Y | Websites of about 20 cities, municipalities, districts + their associated corporations, and state libraries are collected by BSZ in commission within various Archive-It collections. Public access. Data storage: San Francisco (Archive-It) as well as backup with Baden-Wuerttemberg storage infrastructure. | | Web archive of the German Bundestag | | | | | Y | German Federal Parliament. Selective. At regular intervals or at certain events are snapshots (snapshots) of www.bundestag.de and other web presences of the German Bundestag made. These are available in the web archive to date available. | | Iceland | | | | | | | | Palestine Web Archive | | | ARC/WARC | .PS | Y | .PS crawls (2006–2011): Pilots Crawls (500 GB). Selective crawls (1996, 2011) | | Web Archiving Project (WARP), The National Diet Library, Japan | 12670 | 1313 | WARC | - | Y | as of March 2023
15 TB of selective crawls based on permission (2002–2010). Started the web archiving of official institution sites based on the legislation from April 2010. | | National Library of Korea - OASIS (Online Archiving & Searching Internet Resource) | | 24 | | | Y | Requires consent before archiving. Targets 56,401 Websites. Web archiving is managed under Digital resource management systems. In 2011 web archiving system will be rebuilt. | | Koninklijke Bibliotheek | 407 | 36 | WARC | | Y | Selective crawls (annually) of ca. 20.400 sites (December 2020) | | New Zealand Web Archive | 4300 | 260 | ARC/WARC | .NZ | Y | .NZ crawls (2008–2023): 4+ billion URLS (260TB). Selective crawls 33,500 websites (ca. 9TB). Legal deposit covers born digital material (including websites). | | The National Library of Norway | | | | | | | | Arquivo.pt[122] | 17 716 | 876 | ARC/WARC | Focused on .PT but also other domains | Y | .PT domain crawls and integration of external collections since 2007 and daily crawls of a selection of online publications of since 2010. Selective crawls related to national events such as elections or international content related to science such as websites about Research & Development projects funded by the European Union. | | Web archive of Cacak | 0.255 | 0.013 | HTTrack | | Y | Selective crawls of 130 sites related to the city of Cacak. Collaboration with the Webarchiv team from the National Library of the Czech Republic. | | Web Archive Singapore | | | WARC | .SG | Y | Selective crawls of Singapore-related sites and .SG domain archiving. | | Digital Resources (University Library in Bratislava)[123] | 1 921 | 89 | WARC | .SK + other TLDs with Slovacical content | Y | Harvesting of the Slovak web started in 2015. Since then ULB has performed six (2016 - 2021) full-domain harvests (harvesting of the national .SK domain), multiple selective crawls and thematic crawls (topic centered and event devoted campaigns). | | Slovenian Web Archive | | 30 | WARC | | | Selective crawls since 2007, national domain crawls since 2014. | | Archivo de la Web Española | 2539 | 117 | WARC | .ES | Y | Domain .ES crawls (2009–2013): 2.421 million files (111 TB) in collaboration with Internet Archive. Selective crawls (2014–2015): 119 mil files (6 TB). About 30 news media sites crawled every day. Not launched publicly yet. | | PADICAT: The Web Archive of Catalonia | 620 | 32,5 | ARC/WARC | .CAT | Y | In accordance with the general trend, the archive model is a hybrid system consisting: Mass compilation of open-access digital resources published on the Internet (.cat); Systematic archiving of the web site output of Catalan organizations; Fostering of lines of research through themed integration of the digital resources pertaining to specific events in Catalan public life (elections, museums, etc.) | | Basque Digital Heritage Archive | 21 | 0.8 | ARC | | Y | | | Sweden (Kulturarw3) | 5700 | 360 | Multipart MIME | .se, Swedish .nu and geolocation for other tld's | Y | Bulk crawls approximately twice a year.
Selective crawls of about 140 newspapers every day. | | Aleph Archives | >10000000 | >25 | Native HTML, WARC, WARC2, ARC and HTTrack to WARC migration tools | | Y | Enterprise-grade automatic web archiving platform for online capture and preservation. Support eDiscovery with powerful and qualitative technology. Aimed to corporations, institutions and agencies seeking to capture, preserve and leverage their Web content; dynamic websites, wikis, social media, forums, comments, disclaimers, and ads, for compliance (FDA, FINRA, FSA, SEC, FOIA), marketing or pure preservation purposes. | | Web Archive Switzerland | | 80 | ARC, WARC | | Y | Mainly selected .ch crawls | | NTU Web Archiving System, NTUWAS | 200 | 14 | | | Y | | | Web Archive Taiwan | | | | | | | | The UK Web Archive | | 20.6 | WARC | | Y | Selective crawls with previous permission. Now also conducting wholesale UK domain-scale crawls under Non-Print Legal Deposit legislation, enacted April 2013. This content will only be available on premises controlled by one of the six legal deposit libraries. The UKWA is a spin-off from the UK Web Archiving Consortium that ended in 2007. | | Hanzo Archives[124] | | 7 | WARC | | Y | Commercial web archiving services and appliances, for government and corporations whose compliance or legal obligations / needs extend to their websites, intranet, and social media. Many 'dark' archives across Europe and USA. | | UK Government Web Archive[125] | 1000 + | 150 | ARCWARC post July 2017 | | | Between 2003 - 2005 the Internet Archive undertook the technical side of web archiving on behalf of The UK Government Web Archive. Between 2005 - July 2017 the technical side of the web archiving service was contracted out to the Internet Memory Foundation. From July 2017 MirrorWeb took over the contract and moved the entire archive to the cloud. The UK Government Web Archive was part of the UK Web Archiving Consortium from 2004 - 2009. | | Internet Archive (provides Archive-it service) | 690000 | 21000 | | Worldwide | Y | Provides the Archive-it service and leads the Archive-access project (Internet Archive ARC access tools). Collection is mirrored at Bibliotheca of Alexandrina in Egypt. | | Columbia University Libraries Web Resources Collection Program | 723 | 50.4 | ARC/WARC | | Y | Selective crawls with permission or notification. Thematic collections in: Human rights; New York City built environment; New York City religions; Resistance. Also capture Columbia University web domain. | | North Carolina State Government Web Site Archives | 51.5 | 3.8 | WARC | | Y | | | Latin American Web Archiving Project | | | | | Y | | | Web Archiving Project for the Pacific Islands | 5.5 | | ARC/WARC | | Y | Includes sites of 18 countries. | | Library of Congress Web Archives | 7741 | 420 | ARC/WARC | | Y | Formerly MINERVA. Selective crawls with notification and permission; primarily event and thematic collections. | | Harvard University Library: the Web Archive Collection Service (WAX)[126] | 19 | 0.661 | ARC | | Y | Selective crawls with no previous authorization. | | Web Archiving Service from California Digital Library (WAS service) | 216 | 25.2 | ARC/WARC | Can be done by partners | Y | Provides Web Archiving Service (WAS) to partners worldwide. Was developed at the California Digital Library. | | Bentley Historical Library (University of Michigan) Web Archives | 34.5 | 2.6 | ARC/WARC | | Y | WAS service since 2010. | | University of Texas at San Antonio Web Archives | 26 | 1.135 | ARC/WARC | | Y | University administration, faculty and student sites; as well as selective captures on San Antonio and South Texas subject areas, including San Antonio organizations; San Antonio Online Journals and Blogs; Tejano and Conjunto music; Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer Related Web sites in Texas, San Antonio and the Rio Grande Valley; Immigration/Borderlands; Mexican Cooking Blogs; San Antonio Restaurants; Renewable Energy in Texas; Rio Grande Valley Organizations; and Rio Grande Watershed and Texas Water Issues . | | AUEB Web Archive | 3 | | WARC | aueb.gr | N | The amount of data crawled from the domain aueb.gr ranges between 10GB and 14.9GB . The data is stored on disk compressed and requires between 8.8GB and 9.7GB, resulting in space savings between 12% and 35%. In the case of new crawl, we can only store on disk the Web pages that change since the previous crawl. Consequently, we crawled 13.1GB from the domain aueb.gr, but we only stored on disk 1.6GB, resulting in space savings of 88%. | | World Bank Web Archives | | 0.143 | HTTrack | no, so far | Y | 450 sites with historical or research value have been harvested since 2007, each archived before being taken offline or before a major upgrade. | | University of North Texas CyberCemetery | | 0.887 | WARC | .gov | Y | | | Bibliotheca Alexandrina's Internet Archive | 80000 | 1000 | ARC/WARC | Egyptian news and politics | Y | | | York University Digital Library | | 0.435 | WARC | yorku.ca + faculty requests | Y | | | Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision (Sound and Vision) web archive | | | ARC/WARC | | Y | Among other av-heritage, Sound and Vision is tasked with archiving programmes broadcast by Dutch Public Broadcasters. Therefore, an important part of the web archive consists of websites of public broadcaster related to these programmes. Furthermore, websites are archived that do not have a direct link to the collection, but that are of interest in a broader, media-historical way. Examples are websites of commercial broadcasters. | | Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives | 3 | 0.3007 | WARC | | Y | | | University of California, San Francisco Library | 12.5 | 0.587 | ARC/WARC | | Y | Websites requested by staff and faculty, and growing list attempting to capture all UCSF websites as comprehensively as possible. | | Ivy Plus Libraries Confederation | 347 | 16 | ARC/WARC | | Y | Selective crawls with notification. Thematic collections in politics and political protests, architecture, composers, design, gaming, geology, webcomics, documentary films, art, religion, sexuality, climate change, and more.[127] | | Malaysian Government Web Archive (MyGWA) | | 10 | WARC | .GOV.MY | Y | Crawls only Malaysian public sector websites only. View is by subject, i.e. administration, economy, security, and social. | | National Library of Medicine (U.S.) | 122 | 9.1 | WARC | | Y | | Smithsonian Libraries and Archives (U.S.) | | 10 | WARC | | Y | | | Common Crawl | 250 000 | 8 000 | ARC/WARC | worldwide | Y | | |
Access methods
| Name | URL history (Yes/No) | Meta-data (catalog/advanced) search (Yes/No) | Full-text search (Yes/No) | Memento Compliance (No/Native/Proxy) | Comments |
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| EU Web Archive | | Y | Y | Y | Freely accessible to all via https://op.europa.eu/en/web/euwebarchive | | Australia's Web Archive | Y | Y | Y | No | Selected sites are publicly available through a directory structure. Domain harvests are not. The PANDORA Archive is indexed and searchable through the NLA's single search service Trove.[128]
The Australian Domain Harvests are full-text indexed but are not currently publicly available. The Australian Government Web Archive is searchable by URL and full-text indexes through its portal. | | Our digital island, a Tasmanian Web Archive | Y | Y | N | No | Presents thumbnails generated through Html To Image supplemented in HTTrack. Information is organized in directory: A-Z Subject listing, A-Z Title listing. | | Webarchive Austria | Y | N | Y | No | Possible to search online for versions either by URL or in (partial) fulltext. The websites are only accessible on special terminals at the Austrian National Library. Has bookmarking feature which allows to save versions online and recall them at the library webarchive terminals. | | Deutsche Nationalbibliothek | Y | Y | Y | No | Only accessible in the reading rooms of the German National Library. The metadata is included in the publicly accessible library catalogue. | | DILIMAG (Digital Literature Magazines) | Y | Y | N | No | Metadata are publicly available, for the archived versions provides free or restricted access depending on the right holders agreement. Full-text search is implemented in the new version (online since February 2015). | | Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec (BAnQ) | Y | N | N | No | Provides access according to partner policy.[129] | | Government of Canada Web Archive (GCWA) | Y | Y | Y | Proxy | Library and Archives Canada makes its federal government web archives (materials under Crown Copyright) publicly accessible. Indices are available for discovering Canadian federal web resources alphabetically by authoring organization and by URL. Full text indexing is based on Lucene. | | Web Information Collection and Preservation - WICP (Chinese Web Archive) | | Y | | No | Archive content is only available in intranet in National Library of China. Some collections are publicly available, with meta-data search and browsable by collection. | | Croatian Web Archive (Hrvatski arhiv weba - HAW) | Y | Y | Y | Proxy | Full open access. | | Webarchiv (National Library of the Czech Republic) | Y | N | N | N | Due to copyright restrictions, only a limited number of archived websites for which agreements were signed with the publishers is available online. For other resources you can find out whether a given website was archived and the number of harvested versions. Unlimited access to all resources in Webarchiv is available from public terminals in the National Library. | | Netarkivet.dk[130] | Y | N | Y | No | Online access granted only to researchers through a Citrix login to free text search based on Solr and a proxy solution that accesses an archive through the Wayback. It has established a framework for running batch jobs with the possibility of data mining. | | Estonian Web Archive | Y | Y | N | No | Public access to archived content is allowed only with a permission of the copyright owner. Full archive is accessible merely to the web archive personnel. | | Finnish Web Archive | Y | N | 15% of material. | No | URL search but on-site access to content. Full-text search is available to 15% of material. | | BnF - Web Legal Deposit | Y | N | 15% of the collection | No | Accessible to authorized users through the reading rooms of the BnF Research Library located in Paris and Avignon and in partner libraries in regions and overseas territories. Wayback was customized and interface was translated to French. Full Text search only available on specific collections (i.e. news, Covid-19, the early French web). Builds special collection galleries based on a selection from the archive on a given topic. | | Ina (Institut National de l'Audiovisuel) | Y | Y | Y | No | Full text indexing is based on Lucene. To accommodate results from frequent crawls (several crawls per hour for some pages) clustering is operated to handle similar versions of pages | | E-diaspora (Télécom ParisTech, FMSH) | Y | N | N | No | 1381 sites are currently crawled to build an archive on migrants usage of the web, social studies researchers have launched a long run project based on this archive Ina is handling crawls and storage | | Internet memory Foundation | Y | Y | Y | No | Provides access and search services according to partners policy. | | Bibliotheksservice-Zentrum Baden-Württemberg | Y | Y | Y | Native | Archived websites accessible via Archive-It; integrated in the SWB union catalog. Full open access for major part of snapshots, some restricted by IP. | | Web archive of the German Bundestag | Y | N | N | No | Web archive itself are snapshots of www.bundestag.de and other websites. Navigation is possible by clicking on the years.[131] | | Iceland | | | | Native | | | Palestine Web Archive | N | Y | N | No | Still in development and pilots | | Web Archiving Project (WARP), The National Diet Library, Japan | Y | Y | Y | Native | All the archived websites are available on the premises. 85% of them is also accessible on the Internet with the permission of webmasters. | | National Library of Korea - OASIS (Online Archiving & Searching Internet Resource) | Y | Y | Y | No | 100% of the archive is indexed. Enables search by topic classification (e.g. Religion, Science, Arts). Search available.[132] | | Koninklijke Bibliotheek | Y | N | N | No | The web archive is accessible on terminals in the KB reading rooms to full members ('onsite'). | | New Zealand Web Archive | Y | Y | Y | Native | Domain harvests: available to selected staff using Pywb and limited to URL searches. Selective harvests: each website is described in the catalogue (providing subject, author, title and URL searches) and can be viewed by the public via the Internet by clicking on the link to the archived copy. A small subset of the selective harvests are accessible using full-text search. | | The National Library of Norway | N | Y | | No | Sites are integrated in the Catalog. Left bar enables facet navigation with drill-down.[133] | | Arquivo.pt - the Portuguese web-archive[134] | Y | Y | Y | Native | A full-text and URL search service is freely available. Image search is also supported. Archived data can be mined through an Hadoop platform or publicly available Application Programming Interfaces to develop web applications. | | Web archive of Cacak | N | N | N | No | Plans to develop a search engine in the future. One bad characteristic of HTTrack is that it renames files during the archiving, so the original structure of the website is lost, as well file names. | | Web Archive Singapore | Y | Y | Y | No | The collection is viewable at the National Library, Singapore with selected content cleared by copyright owners available online. | | Digital Resources (University Library in Bratislava)[135] | Y | Y | N | No | It is possible to find out whether a website was archived and how many harvested versions exist. Due to the copyright restrictions only a limited number of archived websites is publicly available (based on agreements with publishers). The access to other archived resources is available locally in the University Library in Bratislava. | | Slovenian Web Archive | Y | N | Y | No | The archive of selective crawls is publicly accessible. Use is possible by browsing and full-text search. National domain crawls are not accessible yet but will be in the future. | | Archivo de la Web Española | Y (Future) | Y (Future) | Y (Future) | No | Plan to provide access on-site in the short-medium term. | | PADICAT: The Web Archive of Catalonia | Y | Y | Y | No | Full open access. | | Basque Digital Heritage Archive | Y | Y | Y | No | | | Sweden (Kulturarw3) | Y | N | N | No | Public access through dedicated machines in the library building. | | Aleph Archives | Y | Y | Y | No | Enterprise-grade automatic web archiving platform for online capture and preservation. Support eDiscovery with powerful and qualitative technology. Aimed to corporations, institutions and agencies seeking to capture, preserve and leverage their Web content; dynamic websites, wikis, social media, forums, comments, disclaimers, and ads, for compliance (FDA, FINRA, FSA, SEC, FOIA), marketing or pure preservation purposes. | | Web Archive Switzerland | Y | Y | Y | No | Web Archive Switzerland is the collection of the Swiss National Library containing websites with a bearing on Switzerland. Web Archive Switzerland has been integrated in e-Helvetica,[136] the access system of the Swiss National Library, giving access to the entire digital collection. So you can do full text searching of a part of the Web Archive. But the archived versions of websites can only be viewed in the reading rooms of the Swiss National Library and of our partner libraries who help us build the collection of Swiss websites. But you can view the metadata of the archived versions from anywhere. | | NTU Web Archiving System, NTUWAS | Y | Y | Y | No | Presents page thumbnails, archived pages mapped to geographical locations. | | Web Archive Taiwan | Y | Y | Y | No | | | PageFreezer | Y | Y | Y | No | Enterprise Class On Demand service to archive and replay websites, blogs, Ajax, Flash, video, audio & social media for litigation protection, eDiscovery and regulatory compliance with FDA, FINRA, FSA, SEC, SOX, Federal Rules of Evidence and records management laws. Used by government agencies and public listed corporations in Pharmaceutical, Food, Finance, Healthcare and Retail industry. | | The UK Web Archive | Y | Y | N | Native | | | Hanzo Archives | Y | Y | Y | No | Commercial web archiving services and appliances. Access includes full-text search, annotations, redaction, URL/History, archive policy and temporal browsing, and configurable metadata schema for advanced e-discovery applications. Used in government and corporations whose compliance or legal obligations / needs extend to their websites, intranet, and social media. Many 'dark' archives across Europe and USA. | | UK Government Web Archive (UKGWA) | Y | Y | Y | Native | Full text search is operational on the UK Government Web Archive (UKGWA).[137] Users can browse the collection using a full A-Z list of all sites[138] | | EU Exit Web Archive | Y | Y | Y | Native | Full text search is operational on the EU Exit Web Archive | | Internet Archive (provides Archive-it service) | Y | Y | Y | Native | URL history is available for all archived data. Meta-data and full-text search only for selected crawls. Until 2002 had a mining platform for research composed by Alexa Shell Perl Toolsav_tools and p2 platform for parallel processing.[139] It was replaced by a simpler access and direct method that enables automatic access to files but no platform for processing.[140] | | Columbia University Libraries Web Resources Collection Program | Y | Y | Y | No | Accessible through Archive-it service.[141] | | North Carolina State Government Web Site Archives | Y | Y | Y | No | Accessible through Archive-it service. | | Latin American Web Archiving Project | Y | Y | Y | No | Content can be accessed via full-text search, or by browsing by country or by specialized sample collection. | | Web Archiving Project for the Pacific Islands | Y | Y | Y | No | Supported by Archive-it service. | | Library of Congress Web Archives | Y | Y | N | Proxy | Access provided via LCWA. Records in MODS (Metadata Object Descriptive Schema) format. | | Harvard University Library: the Web Archive Collection Service (WAX) | Y | Y | Y | No | | | Web Archiving Service from California Digital Library (WAS service) | Y | Y | Y | No | Access for private study, scholarship and research. Most archives built with WAS have not yet been published because it is up to the partners to decide if they want to provide access. There are 16 partners using the service and they have created over 80 web archives, only 30 are publicly accessible. NutchWAX performance did not permit full archive search. Upcoming transition to SOLR will permit both full archive and collection-specific full text search. | | Bentley Historical Library (University of Michigan) Web Archives | Y | Y | Y | No | Powered by the WAS from the California Digital Library.[142] Access is public but usage is restricted for private study, scholarship and research. | | University of Texas at San Antonio Web Archives | Y | Y | Y | Native | Accessible through Archive-it service[143] and the Texas Archival Repositories Online database[144] | | AUEB Web Archive | Y | Y | Y | No | | | World Bank Web Archives | Y | Y | Y | No | URL history provided via open access to collection via standard web browser. Full text search is only available within each individual site. Search on metadata is available via advanced search within Web Archives collection. | | University of North Texas CyberCemetery | N | Y | Y | No | | | Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives at New York University[145] | Y | Y | Y | No | Access is provided through the WAS service[146] as well as through finding aids that are searchable through NYU's finding aids portal.[147] | | York University Digital Library | Y | Y | Y | | | | Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision (Sound and Vision) web archive | | Y | Y | N | Selected sites for which agreements have been made are publicly available. Full text indexing is done with Elasticsearch, the front-end is built in Drupal. | | Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives | Y | Y | Y | No | Full open access | | University of California, San Francisco Library | Y | Y | Y | Native (through IA) | Both capture and access for archived content are provided by the Archive it service, so all capabilities are same as for Archive-It | | Ivy Plus Libraries | Y | Y | Y | No | Accessible through Archive-It service. | | Malaysian Government Web Archive (MyGWA) | Y | Y | Y | No | Open Access | | National Library of Medicine (U.S.) | Y | Y | Y | | Access is provided through Archive-It | | Smithsonian Libraries and Archives (U.S.) | Y | Y | Y | | Access is provided through Archive-It | |
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