Am So, 7.02.2016, 08:37 schrieb Paul Norman: > > It sounds like you have two databases, one the landuse data, the other > the roads data, together which form a collective database. This might be > in one file, or more than one file. Because both databases are derived > from OSM data, by design you have to release them (or another option > under s 4.6).
Just to make it clear: Only streets will be derived from OpenStreetMap data, all other data are from a proprietary LMA dataset. But the generalization tool creates an interaction between both datasets. So the LMA dataset will become part of the / a derived database, won't it? > What you don't have to do is release the original proprietary database > from the LMA, but it would be able to be partially reconstructed from > what you do release. Again, this is by design. So actually, I'd need to create a changefile (like OSC) between the original proprietary dataset and the derived dataset, which has interacted with OpenStreetMap during generalization process. Do I only need to release this changefile? I don't think, the generalization software supports storing change information. Hell, implementing this function will be fun :) _______________________________________________ legal-talk mailing list legal-talk@openstreetmap.org https://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/legal-talk
