Cultural-Historical Remains, Data Sample Clauses

Cultural-Historical Remains, Data. Research I acknowledge that all information obtained by me during my participation in BWRC activ- ities, including any cultural remains, samples of any matter, written or oral reports, drawings, plans, maps, renderings, strategies, summaries, written materials, measurements, locations, photographs, analysis, and all other such physical, related or recorded information is consid- ered to be the property of BWRC and/or the Government of Belize. I fully acknowledge and agree that I may not cause to be published or reported, in any written recorded, image, audio-visual or other presentation, Internet, website, or other format any of the information or data which forms any part of field work done with BWRC, or transmit them to any third person without first obtaining the express written consent of BWRC to both access the data, and to then publish it in any format. To the extent that any of this information might be considered proprietary information or the intellectual property of BWRC and/or has been reduced to any tangible format, I acknowledge that BWRC retains the exclusive right to fully protect that information from any unauthorized publication, commercial exploitation, or use by any third party in any format under the laws of the United States of America and other protections provided by either the Paris or Berne Conventions intended for the protection of forms of intellectual property.
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