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... may require only limited scientific scrutiny. On the other hand, when restricted data are essential to the creation of the core product, the data must be made available on a full and open basis or they cannot be used in public-sector information systems (see Example 5.1~.
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... War and Peace Among Stakeholders 55
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... 56 The Privatization of Environmental Data
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... War and Peace Among Stakeholders
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... 58 The Privatization of Environmental Data The Commercial Space Act directs NASA to purchase Earth remotesensing data from a commercial provider to the extent possible (see Box 2.1~. The intention of the legislation was to prevent government agencies from competing with private-sector organizations.
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