Frage von URCS:Hi,
ich hoffe ich mache hier kein thema auf, das es schon gibt; habe allerdings hier noch nichts dazu gefunden =)
ich habe einen auftrag einer imagefilm-firma erhalten, die einen messefilm für ein unternehmen herstellt. ich soll hierzu eine earth-zoom animation erstellen. diese würde ich in after effects machen. allerdings brauche ich dazu 9 high-resolution bilder aus google earth, aus verschiedenen entfernungen.
der auftraggeber schließt google earth pro aus, da es sich ja nur um 9 einzelbilder handelt.
weiß jemand, wie ich an die rechte bzw. die preise für 9 einzelbilder aus google earth komme, oder ob man da überhaupt so einfach rankommt, ohne google earth pro zu kaufen?
vielen dank schon mal im vorraus für alle antworten.
Antwort von tilfri:
also ich weiß jetzt nicht, wie das bei google earth mit der Rechtslage aussieht.
Du kannst aber mal NASA World Wind anschauen, da sind alle Bildmaterialien frei verwendbar.
http://worldwind.arc.nasa.gov
gruß
tilman
Antwort von URCS:
Alles klar, schau ich mir mal an
vielen dank für den tipp
Antwort von ruessel:
da sind alle Bildmaterialien frei verwendbar.
wo steht das?
Antwort von Clemensch:
Quelle: http://builds.worldwind.arc.nasa.gov/
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Antwort von ruessel:
musst mal genauer lesen (http://worldwindcentral.com/wiki/Copyri ... World_Wind):
If you're in the EU:
You need deep pockets. Most EU National Mapping Agencies operate on a partial cost-recovery by user
payment model. As of writing, there is a European Commission funded initiative aiming to establish a
common European Spatial Data Infrastructure which covers intellectual property and licensing policy.
At http://www.ec-gis.org/inspire/ are a series of enlightening documents assessing the 'state of play' in GIS
infrastructure in the then 15 EU and ten accession countries. Included are URLs and contact details for the
individual national mapping agencies. Most are part-government, part-privately funded and are under pressure
to 'pay for' the costs of their activities, even though many of the licensing fees will be 'false profits', coming
from other branches of publically funded activity like local government and city planning.
http://mappinghacks.com/geodata-access.pdf
