This is a non-exhaustive list of tools for provenance (in a large sense). Please contact us at tfjmp@seas.harvard.edu if you believe a tool should be added to this list.
CamFlow* | An open-source project to bring observed provenance collection to the Linux Operating System. Comply with W3C PROV-DM standard. | http://camflow.org |
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Jupyter | A notebook style IDE for ``literate programming.'' | http://jupyter.org/ |
Kepler | A system for creating scientific workflows with explicit provenance capture tools. | http://kepler-project.org |
LPM | An open-source project to bring observed provenance collection to the Linux Operating System. Comply with W3C PROV-DM standard. | https://bitbucket.org/uf_sensei/redhat-linux-provenance-release |
RDataTracker* | An R library to capture fine resolution provenance from R scripts and RMarkDown notebooks. Comply with W3C PROV-DM standard. | https://github.com/End-to-end-provenance/RDataTracker |
recordr | An R library to capture coarse provenance from scripts written in R and intended to work in conjunction with the DataOne scientific database. | https://github.com/NCEAS/recordr |
Starflow* | A fine resolution provenance library for the Python language. | http://end-to-end-provenance.github.io/ |
Core Provenance Library* | A portable, multi-lingual library that application programmers can easily incorporate into a variety of tools to collect and integrate provenance. W3C PROV-DM version is available https://github.com/jacksonokuhn/prov-cpl | https://github.com/End-to-end-provenance/core-provenance-library |
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Dataverse | An open-source repository platform to archive and share data, currently developing support for Provenance. It will accept any provenance data following W3C PROV standard. | http://dataverse.org/ |
DataOne | An open-source repository platform, accepting provenance following the recordr format. | https://www.dataone.org/ |
Git |
Version control system that tracks changes made to code or other files with provenance-like capabilities. |
https://git-scm.com/ |
CamFlow Visualiser* |
A web-visualiser providing a graphical, network-based representation of provenance. Accept any W3C PROV-DM compliant data. |
http://camflow.org |
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Provoviz | A web-visualiser providing a Sankey Diagrams representation of provenance. Accept any PROV-DM compliant data. | http://provoviz.org/ |
DDG-Explorer* | Provenance visualiser for the RDataTracker library. | http://end-to-end-provenance.github.io/ |
Orbiter* | A visualisation tool developed for large provenance graph. | http://end-to-end-provenance.github.io/ |
Vistories | Data visualization tools based on rich provenance information used to efficiently communicate scientific finding. | http://vistories.org/ |
Caleydo | An open-source framework to visualize data-set interdependencies. This served as a building block for vistories. | http://caleydo.org/ |
* developped in collaboration with Provenance@Harvard