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For example, NASA is currently purchasing data on ocean color (see Example 5.12) , and has negotiated agreements to purchase data related to land use and land cover, climate variability, and natural hazards from five commercial remote sensing companies.2 NASA is also considering a data purchase gov/>.
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War and Peace Among Stakeholders 69 for Landsat-S, although previous attempts to privatize Landsat missions have not been successful.3 One of the most difficult issues to resolve in public-private partnerships is the terms of access to the data. Tn some cases the needs of both sectors can be met, such as when time sensitivity distinguishes the public sector and commercial markets (see Example 5.12)
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70 The Privatization of Environmental Data
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