Occam is a computation-focused digital archival system that preserves software designed for scientific fields, humanities and the arts. This software tool is a free, open-source backend storage and deployment system that makes use of existing technologies such as git and Docker to provide a reproducible computational environment that can be distributed among machines or institutions. It is also a front-facing web portal that anybody can install to build and share graphical workflows to run configurable experiments in an accessible manner, lowering the barrier of entry to the increasingly sophisticated domain of digital science.

Researchers should cite this work as follows:

• (2024), "Open Curation of Computation And Metadata (OCCAM)," https://sciencegateways.org/resources/opencurationofcomputationandmetadataoccam.

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1. digital archival system
2. occam
3. virtual environment