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4 Data Collection and Dissemination
Pages 34-35

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... It is expected that many data will be dual-use In nature and can serve multiple interests. The committee recommends that for any small SAR mission NASA ensure that some form of open access be maintained for the research community e Commercial partners will have to be accommodated and their interests protected if they are to provide funding for a small SAR 34
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... For example, some commercial applications have a short shelf life; thus, older data sets may have little commercial value but Will still be valuable to the research community. Given the longer time scales for many terrestrial applications, however, tile commercial shelf life may be many years for some data sets.
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