General
policy regarding use and reproduction of AMAP maps and graphics
by third parties
We kindly request all users of the AMAP graphics to respect
the following conditions of use and reproduction.
The AMAP graphics are freely available in the form of bitmap
images for use by individuals and groups involved in non-commercial
enterprises, for example, students, teachers, researchers,
scientists and scientific institutes, policy units, etc. engaged
in producing reports, scientific or policy papers, presentation
materials, etc. The bitmap images (jpeg files) can be downloaded
from the AMAP website (maps and graphics database) or delivered
on request (in the form of an e-mail message specifying the
required images).
Under these arrangements: · The individual or group
concerned is generally expected to be interested in using
single or a limited number (upto ca. 10) of the available
graphics. · No conditions are placed on use of the
AMAP graphics for non-commercial purposes, however we do make
a standard request that all users of the AMAP graphics make
appropriate acknowledgement of the Arctic Monitoring and Assessment
Programme (AMAP) as the source of the graphics and, where
relevant (e.g. in publications), include a full citation to
the AMAP report from which they are taken. The necessary citation
information, together with full documentation for each graphic,
including sources used, etc., is contained in the AMAP maps
and graphics database.
Organizations engaged in commercial ventures who wish to use
or reproduce selected AMAP graphics are requested to contact
AMAP with details of the intended use of the graphics, arrangements
for acknowledgment/citation of the source, and if appropriate,
compensation (financial or in-kind) for permission to use
the graphics. Vector graphic files (e.g., eps files) are available
and can be requested from AMAP, for example, to meet requirements
for high quality printed reproduction.
Users interested in reproducing AMAP graphics in electronic
documents are subject to the same basic conditions applicable
in the case of printed copies of the graphics. However, in
the case of re-use of the AMAP graphics in the construction
of websites, the following additional consideration applies.
In general, AMAP is reluctant to see the AMAP graphics used
in applications that have a degree of duplication or overlap
with the objectives and services provided by the AMAP website.
In such cases, it is generally preferred that other websites
wishing to utilise to the AMAP graphics do so by inserting
appropriate links to the AMAP website pages rather than inserting
copies of the AMAP graphics. Part of the reason for this is
to ensure that maintenance of the AMAP graphics (correction
of errors, provision of updated versions of graphics and data,
etc) can be accomplished without a proliferation of outdated
or erroneous materials on the web.
If you have any questions concerning the above, please contact us
by sending an e-mail to s.wilson@inter.nl.net |
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