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Sun Aug 31 22:16:08 BST 2008
ask.
I have been looking up and adding links to the US section of
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/index.php/Potential_Datasources for State and
local governments. As few if any make blanket statments on the data usage
from a given site, I have been sampling the metadata on some sites. Most
appear to list a "Use_Constraints:" tag Would I be correct in saying that
as long as it is listed as "None" that there is not a problem with using it
for OSM? What other tags would be acceptable besides "none"?
This definatly has not been consistant for all data from a single download
site. Mainly it seems because the data comes from different agencies with
different restrictions. So it seems usage needs to be checked on a per
dataset/download basis, rather than checking via e-mail with the download
site.
Where credit for the data source is requested, how should this be handled?
A tag to the imported data, and/or credit on wiki? Or has this even been
solved yet beyond getting specific permision? And would that permision need
to be documneted somwhere on the wiki for example.
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Dale Puch
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<div dir="ltr">From a laymans view this seems obvious, but I figured it will not hurt to ask.<br><div class="gmail_quote"><div dir="ltr">I have been looking up and adding links to the US section of <a href="http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/index.php/Potential_Datasources" target="_blank">http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/index.php/Potential_Datasources</a> for State and local governments. As few if any make blanket statments on the data usage from a given site, I have been sampling the metadata on some sites. Most appear to list a "Use_Constraints:" tag Would I be correct in saying that as long as it is listed as "None" that there is not a problem with using it for OSM? What other tags would be acceptable besides "none"?<br>
<br>This definatly has not been consistant for all data from a single download site. Mainly it seems because the data comes from different agencies with different restrictions. So it seems usage needs to be checked on a per dataset/download basis, rather than checking via e-mail with the download site.<br>
<br>Where credit for the data source is requested, how should this be handled? A tag to the imported data, and/or credit on wiki? Or has this even been solved yet beyond getting specific permision? And would that permision need to be documneted somwhere on the wiki for example.<br clear="all">
<br>-- <br>Dale Puch<br>
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