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VI. Data Archiving
VI. Data Archiving
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have traditionally been exceedingly valuable in advancing astronomical research. A recent example is the determination of historical light curves of optical objects identified with newly discovered x-ray sources.
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In particular, it must be recognized that data obtained with public funds are public property and, after a reasonable period following the original observations, must be made available to all qualified users. An important role of the committee will be to promote discussions of these kinds of policy questions throughout the astronomical community.
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