[OSM-talk] (French/Legal) Legal clarification of using the French Cadastral plans
Jack Challen
davis65536 at yahoo.co.uk
Mon Mar 23 19:13:16 GMT 2009
Hello,
(Apologies for not sending this to the French list, my French [especially legal-speak French] isn't quite that good)
I've just done a little bit of mapping using JOSM and the rather good plugin for importing the French Cadastral (Land ownership) Plans. I've tried reading the (French) terms and conditions:
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Cadastre_Fran%C3%A7ais/Legal#Usage_pratique_et_l.C3.A9gal_des_donn.C3.A9es_cadastrales
But I am having trouble working out exactly what I may and may not do, even using Google's translate service.
I believe that I may do the following without attribution:
1) Trace streets, and take names from the Cadastral plans.
2) Errr... think that's it.
I believe if I add add the tag:
source="cadastre-dgi-fr source : Direction Générale des Impôts – Cadastre ; mise à jour : 2009"
(e.g.)
Then I may:
Trace buildings, plots, rivers, and administrative boundaries.
Could someone with some better French skills please take a look and confirm/deny my beliefs?
cheers
jack
(BTW, kudos to the French Government for actually releasing the data!).
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