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Before purging any data in its possession, <strong>the</strong> Licensee shall offer <strong>the</strong>m to <strong>the</strong><br />

Archive at <strong>the</strong> cost of reproduction and transmission. The Archive may make<br />

<strong>the</strong>se data available immediately to <strong>the</strong> public at <strong>the</strong> cost of fulfilling user<br />

requests.<br />

5. Licensee will notify NESDIS of any agreement pertaining to operations under<br />

this license which <strong>the</strong> Licensee intends to enter into with a foreign nation,<br />

entity, or consortium involving foreign nations or entities, at least 30 days<br />

before concluding such agreement. Standard data purchase, distribution,<br />

and processing agreements and agreements incidental to <strong>the</strong> maintenance of<br />

sales offices in foreign countries are not included in this condition.<br />

C. Enforcement of <strong>the</strong> Act and this license will be carried out in accordance with section<br />

203 of <strong>the</strong> Act. Any civil penalties authorized by section 203(a) (3) will be assessed in<br />

accordance with <strong>the</strong> procedures set forth in Subparts B and C of 15 CFR Part 904. Such<br />

civil penalties may be assessed in amounts up to $10,000 for any violation of <strong>the</strong> Act or any<br />

condition of this license with each day of violation constituting a separate violation.<br />

D. The following require an amendment of <strong>the</strong> license;<br />

l. Assignment of <strong>the</strong> license;<br />

2. Any change in ownership of Licensee that would result in foreign individuals,<br />

entities, or consortia having an aggregate interest in Licensee in excess of<br />

15 percent; and<br />

[3] 3. Any operation outside <strong>the</strong> range of orbits and altitudes, <strong>the</strong> range of spatial<br />

resolution or <strong>the</strong> spectral bands approved above, provided that in <strong>the</strong> case of<br />

an emergency posing an imminent and substantial threat of harm to human<br />

life, property, environment, or <strong>the</strong> remote-sensing space system itself,<br />

Licensee shall not be required to obtain such amendment. If circumstances<br />

permit, however, Licensee shall attempt to obtain oral approval from NESDIS<br />

prior to making any substantial change.<br />

I wish you well in your endeavors.<br />

Document II-47<br />

Mr. Gregory W. Wi<strong>the</strong>e<br />

Acting Assistant Administrator for Satellite,<br />

Data, and Information Services<br />

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration<br />

Department of Commerce<br />

Washington, DC 20233<br />

Dear Mr. Wi<strong>the</strong>e:<br />

EXPLORING THE UNKNOWN 377<br />

Sincerely,<br />

Gregory W. Wi<strong>the</strong>e<br />

Acting Assistant Administrator for<br />

Satellite and Information Service<br />

December 24, 1992<br />

I have reviewed World View Imaging Corporation’s answers to our questions provided<br />

in your September 16, 1992, letter. I am satisfied that <strong>the</strong> system and <strong>the</strong> terms and conditions<br />

in your proposed approval letter will provide <strong>the</strong> necessary protection to meet<br />

Department of Defense requirements. I recommend approval of <strong>the</strong>ir request.

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