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TitleDissemination of open geospatial data under the Open Government Licence-Canada through OCAP principles
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LicencePlease note the adoption of the Open Government Licence - Canada supersedes any previous licences.
AuthorHackett, J; Olson, R; The Firelight Group
SourceCanadian Geospatial Data Infrastructure, Information Product 57e, 2019, 29 pages, https://doi.org/10.4095/314977 (Open Access)
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Year2019
PublisherNatural Resources Canada
Documentserial
Lang.English
Mediaon-line; digital
RelatedThis publication is a translation of Hackett, J; Olson, R; The Firelight Group; The Firelight Group; (2019). Diffusion des données ouvertes géospatiales sous la Licence du gouvernement ouvert - Canada conformément aux principes de PCAP, Canadian Geospatial Data Infrastructure, Information Product no. 57f
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SubjectsScience and Technology; Government and Politics; Information and Communications; open government; open data; licensing; information dissemination; Indigenous peoples; sovereignty; geographic data; data resources; infrastructures; spatial data infrastructure; geospatial capacity; data commons; best practices
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ProgramGeoConnections, Operational Standards, Policies and GeoConnections
Released2019 08 22
Summary(Plain Language Summary, not published)
Due to the increased spatial dimension of open government data, open geospatial data provides a unique location to explore the opportunities and challenges of opening Indigenous data. The objective of this report is to understand the benefits, limitations, and contradictions of First Nations geospatial data within an open data regime. Specifically, the research aims to examine how, or if, the Government of Canada can observe OCAP® (Ownership, Access, Control, and Possession) principles while disseminating First Nations geospatial data under Open Government Licence-Canada.
GEOSCAN ID314977