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| Description | The provided text is an email correspondence between Ignacio and the Buenos Aires City Government's open data department regarding a request for permission to use BA Data in OpenStreetMap (OSM). Ignacio, a contributor to OSM, seeks approval to utilize data and aerial imagery tiles from the BA Data portal for mapping purposes in OSM. He mentions that the BA Data content is licensed under CC BY 2.5, allowing sharing and adaptation with attribution. Ignacio requests confirmation that attributing the Government of the City of Buenos Aires on the OSM "Contributors" page is sufficient. He also seeks assurance that using the data and tiles in OSM won't infringe on the government's rights to distribute or license the data independently. The BA Data team responds positively, expressing appreciation for the initiative and granting permission for the usage with the specified attribution. |
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Subject: Request for Permission to Use BA Data in OpenStreetMap
- From: Datosabiertos@buenosaires.gob.ar <Datosabiertos@buenosaires.gob.ar>
- To: Ignacio
- Date: December 5, 2023, 7:16 p.m.
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Hello! Thank you for choosing BA Data. Regarding your inquiry, we'd like to inform you that the purpose of the portal is to share the city's information in an open format for the community's benefit.
We appreciate your initiative to use the portal's information in your project and thank you for mentioning the Government of the City of Buenos Aires on the "Contributors" page.
Thank you in advance! Best regards.
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- From: Ignacio
- Sent: Tuesday, November 28, 2023, 6:29 p.m.
- To: Datosabiertos@buenosaires.gob.ar
- Subject: Request for Permission to Use BA Data in OpenStreetMap
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Dear Team,
My name is Ignacio, and I am a collaborator of OpenStreetMap, a collaborative mapping project aiming to create and provide free and open geographic data for everyone under the Open Database License (ODbL).
I am writing to request your permission to use BA Data and aerial photography tiles published on your portal for mapping in OpenStreetMap. According to the portal, the data and tiles we want to use are under the CC BY 2.5 license, allowing us to share and adapt the data with proper attribution to the original author. We plan to provide attribution by including the Government of the City of Buenos Aires on the "Contributors" page ([link](https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Contributors#Argentina)).
To proceed with using the data and tiles, we need confirmation on the following: - Whether attribution on the "Contributors" page is sufficient and reasonable. - That OpenStreetMap and its users can use the data and tiles without affecting the Government of the City of Buenos Aires' right to distribute or license the data and tiles as they see fit.
We hope for your permission to use BA Data to enhance OpenStreetMap. Thank you very much for your collaboration.
Best regards, Ignacio
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