PICCA Frederic-Emmanuel <frederic-emmanuel.pi...@synchrotron-soleil.fr> wrote: > Hello still exploring my package > > I found this. > > Is it DFSG-free ? > > #F EADL97_MShellConstants.dat > #U00 This file is a conversion to specfile format of > #U01 directly extracted EADL97 Shell constants. > #U02 to simplify its use with the fisx and PyMca software packages. > #U03 > #U04 Neither those packages or their author(s) claim any ownership of > #U05 the data and they do not warrant the integrity of the data > following > #U07 the conversion process. > #U06 > #U07 EADL itself can be found at: > #U08 http://www-nds.iaea.org/epdl97/libsall.htm > #U09 The code used to generate this file has been: > #U10 GenerateEADLShellConstants.py > #U11 > #U12 The proper way to quote these data is: > #U13 D.E. Cullen, et al., "Tables and Graphs of Atomic Subshell and > #U14 Relaxation Data Derived from the LLNL Evaluated Atomic Data Library > #U15 (EADL), Z = 1 - 100," Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, > UCRL-50400, > #U16 Vol. 30, October 1991 > #U17 The author of this data, D.E. Cullen, has stated that > redistribution of this > #U18 data is permitted provided the previous credits are maintained. > #U19 > > just for informations, these DATA are scientific fact (it is important right > ?)
The EADL data was created by US Government employees (Lawrence Livermore). So there is no copyright in the US. Also, in the US, there is no copyright in a set of facts. However, as a courtesy, you should preserve the credits. Cheers, Walter Landry
