Open-source software, developed at Stanford University Libraries with funding from the National Historical Publications and Records Commission, designed to appraise, process, and deliver email archives for research. Based on earlier MUSE software designed by Sudheendra Hangal.

1. Automated Email
Processing Using ePADD
RBMS - June 25, 2015
Glynn Edwards
Head, Technical Services Special Collections
Director, ePADD Project

7. About
ePADD
Software
ePADD version June 17, 2015 © Stanford University
Licensed with source code under Apache License 2.0
Credits
Research and Development
Sudheendra Hangal, Ashoka University and Amuse Labs
Vihari Piratla, Amuse Labs
Sit Manovit, iXora Inc.
Peter Chan, Stanford University Libraries
Glynn Edwards, Stanford University Libraries
Josh Schneider, Stanford University Libraries
Design
Saumya Sarangi, Lollypop Design
Mandeep RJ, Lollypop Design
Initial specifications (requirements and wireframes)
Daniel Hartwig, Stanford University Libraries
Daniel Jarvis, Hoover Institute, Stanford
Lisa Miller, Hoover Institute, Stanford
Aimee Morgan, formerly Stanford
Laura O'Hara, formerly SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory
Testing and Collaboration
Donald Mennerich, New York University Libraries
Susan Thomas, Bodleian Library, Oxford University
Riccardo Ferrante & Lynda Schmitz Fuhrig, Smithsonian Institution
Terry Catapano, Stephen Davis, and Dina Sokolova, Columbia Univ.
Advisors
Jeremy Leighton John, British Library
Monica S. Lam, Stanford University
Phillip R. Malone, Stanford University
Pam Maples, Stanford University
Meg McAleer, Library of Congress
Chris Prom, University of Illinois
Ben Shneiderman, University of Maryland
Jeff Ubois, Macarthur Foundation
Funding
National Historical Publications & Records Commission
Payton J. Treat Fund from the Stanford University Libraries
U.S. National Science Foundation (for Muse)
Mobisocial Laboratory at Stanford University (for Muse)