Use Of DigitalGlobe Imagery Through The NextView License - NASA
DigitalGlobe Imagery and the NextView License for NASA ABoVE Researchers Draft 10/19/2015 1
DigitalGlobe Imagery US National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) licenses DigitalGlobe imagery which can be used for US federal government purposes NASA ABoVE researchers are able to access and analyze this imagery pursuant to the NextView license agreement NGA has developed with DigitalGlobe ABoVE researchers must sign the NASA-NGA data use policy acknowledging they understand the NextView license agreement terms Draft 10/19/2015 2
NextView License Summary US Federal Government may provide imagery to organizations (State, Local, Foreign, Inter-governmental, NGO, and Non-profit) as temporary licensed users Image sharing must support a US Government purpose, with a direct benefit for the US Government New imagery or imagery derived products must contain copyright and NextView license notice (see next slides for further details) When sharing imagery and data the US Federal Government must minimize the effects on commercial sales for DigitalGlobe Sponsoring Federal Agencies must maintain US Government oversight of imagery distributed, end users, and downstream use US Federal Government employee or person authorized by a US Federal Government agency must authorize contractors, temporary users, and volunteers registering to use imagery Draft 10/19/2015 3
Imagery and Imagery Derived Products Any new DigitalGlobe imagery or imagery derived products must contain copyright and NextView License notice Subject to: Product Type Copyright NextView License Imagery Imagery Derived Product (e.g. image-based maps, reduced resolution images) Derived Products* (e.g. maps, line drawings, DEM) N/A N/A *Derived product methodology should attribute initial imagery to DigitalGlobe Draft 10/19/2015 Imagery Example: Barrow Shoreline 2015 DigitalGlobe NextView License
Imagery Derived Product Subject to the DigitalGlobe Copyright and Nextview License notice Examples: a map of a fire perimeter underlain by imagery, road names and lines underlain by imagery, reduced resolution imagery Imagery Derived Product Example: Fire perimeter with imagery ZF020 2015 DigitalGlobe NextView License Draft 10/19/2015 2014 NWT Fire ZF020 5
Derived Product Derived Product Example: DEM Not subject to the DigitalGlobe Copyright or Nextview License notice However, methodology describing the product should attribute initial imagery to DigitalGlobe Examples: fire perimeter digitized from DigitalGlobe imagery, water mask derived using DigitalGlobe imagery, DEMs derived using DigitalGlobe image stereo pairs Draft 10/19/2015 DEM developed by the Polar Geospatial Center using DigitalGlobe imagery.
Restrictions and Additional Guidance Do Not: Publish imagery in printed reports without direct US Government benefit Transfer imagery to commercial entities for commercial use or non-US Government use Release imagery to third parties for non-Government use Host reports on web sites containing NextView imagery without copyright or license Seek Additional Guidance from NASA (and/NGA) when considering: Sharing imagery with non-licensed users, foreign governments, or for crowdsourcing Authorizing the release of imagery to the media Releasing imagery to the public Posting imagery on Non-Governmental Organization or US Government systems Overall Goal: Continue broad US Government use of NextView licensed imagery and minimize the commercial impact on DigitalGlobe. 7
NextView Imagery End User License Agreement (EULA) a. General Terms 1. This clause applies to all unprocessed sensor data and requirements-compliant processed imagery, imagery services, imagery-derived products and imagery support data licensed under this Contract. No other clauses related to intellectual property or data rights of any sort shall have any effect related to the unprocessed sensor data and requirements-compliant processed imagery, imagery services, imagery-derived products and imagery support data delivered under this Contract. 2. All license rights for use of the unprocessed sensor data and requirements-compliant processed imagery, imagery services, imagery-derived products and imagery support data provided to the U.S. Government purchased under this NGA contract are in perpetuity. 3. Licensed users may generate an unlimited number of hardcopies and softcopies of the unprocessed sensor data and requirements-compliant processed imagery, imagery services, imagery-derived products and imagery support data for their use. 4. (i) Licensed users may generate any derived product from the licensed unprocessed sensor data; and requirements-compliant processed imagery, imagery services, imagery-derived products and imagery support data.\ (ii) Unprocessed sensor data and requirements-compliant processed imagery, imagery services, imagery-derived products and imagery support data licensed under this NGA contract have no restrictions on use and distribution, but shall contain the copyright markings. b. Licensed Users 1. The imagery may be used by the U.S. Government (including, all branches, departments, agencies, and offices). 2. The U.S. Government may provide the imagery to the following organizations: State Governments, Local Governments, Foreign Governments and inter-governmental organizations, NGO's and other non-profit organizations 3. In consideration for the flexibility afforded to the U.S. Government by allowing unprocessed sensor data and requirements-compliant processed imagery, imagery services, imagery-derived products and imagery support data to be shared, the United States Government shall use its reasonable best efforts to minimize the effects on commercial sales. Acquisition and dissemination of imagery and imagery products collected within the United States shall be restricted in accordance with law and regulation. Draft 10/19/2015 8
Questions? Contact Elizabeth Hoy in the NASA Carbon Cycle and Ecosystems Office for further details related to use of DigitalGlobe imagery by the ABoVE field campaign: Elizabeth Hoy elizabeth.hoy@nasa.gov 301-614-6494 Draft 10/19/2015 9
NextView Imagery End User License Agreement (EULA) a. General Terms 1. This clause applies to all unprocessed sensor data and requirements-compliant processed imagery, imagery services, imagery-derived products and imagery support data licensed under this Contract. No other clauses related to intellectual property or data rights of any sort shall have any
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