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17 November 1995 Ownership of remotely sensed data appearing in databases and liability of database providers
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Abstract
Remotely sensed data appears in databases in many forms and is used for a wide variety of purposes. Key questions arise in the use of such data bases and imagery such as 'who owns the data,' and 'what is the liability of those who provide the database for others to use.' In America, (where we litigate everything) these are important questions if you are to establish your rights to use remotely sensed data and, of most import, profit from that use. The law in the U.S. is anything but clear. There are however certain guidelines, that are discussed, that give you a better chance at avoiding problems and profiting from your technology.
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Jon L. Roberts "Ownership of remotely sensed data appearing in databases and liability of database providers", Proc. SPIE 2587, Geographic Information Systems, Photogrammetry, and Geological/Geophysical Remote Sensing, (17 November 1995); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.226808
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KEYWORDS
Databases

Injuries

Televisions

Analog electronics

Computing systems

Manufacturing

Remote sensing

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