[OSM-legal-talk] Updating a Ministries health facility list

[Simon Poole]

Not only is there an explicit ruling by the LWG that utilizing OSM data 
to detect changes/out of date information is permissible 
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1PI83Tx48iQn7qFJgEUAG8U7lUb1jMzu8VS4F4famseQ/pub 
, it is also clearly supported by relevant case law (CJEU and others) 
that simply consulting a database is not the same as extracting a 
substantial part of the database.

Simon

Am 01.07.2021 um 12:03 schrieb Mark Herringer:
> Hello,
>
> A Ministry of Health has an out of date health facility list. They 
> have an open access data policy. They decide to update their health 
> facility list by comparing it with facilities in OpenStreetMap. The 
> analysis presents a variety of update options.
> These update options are presented to organisation A to ground truth 
> and validate. The validated data is presented back to the Ministry 
> under a CC by 4.0 data license. The Ministry updates its health 
> facility list.
>
> Which license should the Ministry publish the data under?
>
> Mark Herringer
> healthsites.io <http://healthsites.io> is building a baseline of 
> health facility data by making OpenStreetMap useful to the medical 
> community and humanitarian sector.
> ᐧ
>
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