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These do look like good maps, unfortunately they are labeled as
copyrighted to the Sierra Leone Government in 1972, which means they
are still protected by this copyright. Without a clear statement from
them that we can put them into OSM then I don't
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David Keili-Coomber is a Civil Engineer who is currently serving as
a Paramount Chief for Mandu Chiefdom Kailahun. He is a crack
engineer who is very familiar with GIS and has local knowledge of
the district of Kailahun in particular. It may be
On 8/19/2014 9:30 AM, Andrew Buck wrote:
These do look like good maps, unfortunately they are labeled as
copyrighted to the Sierra Leone Government in 1972, which means they
are still protected by this copyright. Without a clear statement from
them that we can put them into OSM then I don't
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I was wondering 2 things:
1. Is there a process in place or materials we can use to actually
try and obtain that permission?
The legal working group has looked at things like this in the past
when there is some question, but as far as I know
