Hi Kevin,
                personally I wouldnt have any problem with my data being used
as long as the source of the data was acknowledged   :)

it works the same for all my storm pix I have on my www site,  I just ask for
the user to acknowledge me when they get used.

cheers
Dave


At 05:33 PM 6/16/2010 +0100, you wrote:
>I have a question about "public" use of the event data uploaded to the PSN 
>web site. There do not appear to be any disclaimers or other restrictions 
>on use on the site, but this does not absolve me from the courtesy of asking.
>I am a volunteer at a computer museum. One of our exhibits is a computer 
>that was used professionally for seismic work. The donated equipment did 
>not include the replay equipment for the v-to-f recorded data, nor yet the 
>seismic array that generated the data in the first place.
>I have written a minimal program for the machine that replays an event at 
>approximately "real time" through the D-to-A interface onto an 
>oscilloscope. Obviously I have been using the PSN web site as a source of 
>test data.
>Will it cause annoyance/distress/whatever if we operate this program in 
>public?
>
>Regards
>
>Kevin

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