Every dataset in this repo's starters belongs to the agency that publishes it. Their terms apply to anything you build. This page is a summary to help you follow them, not legal advice, and the agencies can change their terms at any time. When in doubt, read the source.
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Terms: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0), as published on data.sanantonio.gov.
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Data: City of San Antonio Open Data, CC BY 4.0
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Terms: set per dataset, in each layer's description on gis-bexar.opendata.arcgis.com. Most are reference disclaimers: the data is for display, its accuracy isn't guaranteed, and it isn't a legal survey.
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Data: Bexar County Information Technology GIS
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Terms: VIA's developer license at viainfo.net/developers-resources. Summary:
- Only for uses that help mass transportation riders.
- Credit required (below).
- No VIA logos or trademarks, and no presenting yourself as VIA or its agent or partner.
- Provided as is. By using the data you accept VIA's disclaimer and indemnity terms.
- VIA can change the terms or stop the feeds without notice.
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Data provided by VIA Metropolitan Transit
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Terms: the River Authority's data terms, in each layer's description on its portal. Data is as-is, and using it means accepting the terms and their hold-harmless clause.
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Credit: the terms require this statement, plus the date you retrieved the data:
This uses River Authority's data but is not endorsed or verified by River Authority. Retrieved .
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Terms: each layer's disclaimer on AAMPO GeoNexus: as-is, not legal surveys.
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Data: Alamo Area Metropolitan Planning Organization
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Terms: informational use only, per each layer's disclaimer.
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Data: Opportunity Home San Antonio
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Terms: most layers are marked for demonstration and informational use. Read the one you use.
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Data: Edwards Aquifer Authority
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Terms: U.S. government work, in the public domain.
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Data: U.S. Geological Survey
Built on their data, never with them. "A bus tracker built on VIA's open data" is accurate. "A bus tracker with VIA" or "in partnership with the City" implies an agreement that doesn't exist, and VIA's license explicitly forbids it.