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From: Hugo Ahlenius [Hugo dot Ahlenius at grida dot no]
Date: Mar 5, 2007 1:06 AM
Subject: RE: Maps feedback: About a specific page
To: jsalsman at gmail dot com

Dear James,

You, and anyone in the wikipedia community, are granted permission to
upload the screen/web resolution graphics to wikipedia and re-publish
them there. Please ensure that a link to the equivalent page on
maps.grida.no is present, as well as full source/reference and credit.

Good luck!

/Hugo

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Hugo Ahlenius

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| -----Original Message-----
| From: mapsfeedback at dw dot grida dot no
| Sent: Saturday, March 03, 2007 18:32
| To: Hugo Ahlenius
| Subject: Maps feedback: About a specific page
|
| FROM:
|      James Salsman, jsalsman at gmail dot com
|
| PAGE TITLE:
|      Trends in natural disasters
| -----------------
| Please give me permission to upload this and other graphics
| on your site to Wikipedia.  Thank you.
|
| Sincerely,
| James Salsman

Additional licence grant:

From: Hugo Ahlenius <Hugo.Ahlenius@grida.no>
Date: Jul 30, 2007 2:47 AM
Subject: RE: Maps feedback: About a specific page
To: James Salsman <jsalsman@gmail.com>

Hi James,

Yes, you may publish the web-resolution bitmap graphics (not the
pdf-files) under the specified Creative Commons license. Please note
that the pages on http://maps.grida.no don't have any limitation in the
licenses for only education and/or non-profit purposes. There are some
text on e.g. This page, under "use constraints":
<http://maps.grida.no/go/graphic/trends_in_natural_disasters>

Is that good enough, or do I need to write up something more formal... ?

:)

/Hugo


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Hugo Ahlenius

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Hugo Ahlenius                  E-Mail: hugo.ahlenius@grida.no
Project Officer                Phone:          +46 8 674 7564
UNEP GRID-Arendal              Fax:            +46 8 674 7020
Stockholm Office               Mobile:         +46 733 467111
                               WWW:       http://www.grida.no
                               Skype:        callto:fraxxinus
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|-----Original Message-----
|From: James Salsman [2]
|Sent: den 30 juli 2007 11:31
|To: Hugo Ahlenius
|Subject: Re: Maps feedback: About a specific page
|
|Dear Hugo,
|
|Thank you for the permission you granted in your message below in
|reply to my request to use a maps.grida.no image in Wikipedia were it
|has been for four months now.
|
|I just received this message from another Wikipedia editor: "Hi James!
|I just noticed that :Image:Trends in natural disasters.jpg has
|permission for publication on Wikipedia only. That is not sufficient.
|Wikipedia requires that images not used under fair use are available
|for (even commercial) republication and modification. The two standard
|licenses for this are the GFDL and several Creative Commons variants.
|Please see Wikipedia:Image copyright tags/Free licenses. Before I
|nominate the image for deletion: Do you want to ask the author for a
|sufficiently liberal license? --Stephan Schulz 09:06, 30 July 2007
|(UTC)"
|
|Since you requested attribution (and as requested I linked to the
|maps.grida.no article in the captions and the image page) I think the
|Creative Commons Attribution license would be most appropriate if you
|agree:
|  https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/
|
|Can you please send a statement to the effect that the image may be
|used under the Creative Commons Attribution license?
|
|Sincerely,
|James Salsman
|}}

• 2007-03-03 18:39 Nrcprm2026 1100×1023× (281792 bytes) [http://www.environmenttimes.net/article.cfm?pageID=122 Pascal Peduzzi (2004) "Is climate change increasing the frequency of hazardous events?" ''Environment Times,'' www.environmenttimes.net] (c) United Nations Environment Programme / GRID-Arendal "Tex