Ownership of Copyrights of CRADA Data. Collaborator may elect to copyright scientific and technical publications, or those identifiable portions of a joint publication, developed solely by Collaborator’s Project Team member. When Collaborator obtains a copyright, Collaborator shall affix the applicable copyright notice of 17 U.S.C. §§ 401, 402, and 403, and an acknowledgment of the scientific and technical contributions of the National Institute of Standards and Technology. Collaborator grants to the U.S. Government a paid-up, non-exclusive, irrevocable world-wide license to reproduce or have reproduced, prepare or have prepared in derivative form, and distribute or have distributed copies of publications and solely created by Collaborator CRADA Data for Government purposes. CRADA Data prepared by NIST employees, and CRADA Data prepared jointly by NIST employees and the Project Team, are not subject to copyright in the United States pursuant to section 105 of title 17 of the United States Code. NIST may, however, own copyright in jointly created, or solely created by NIST, publications and CRADA Data outside of the United States.
Ownership of Copyrights of CRADA Data. Collaborator may copyright its works, or those identifiable portions of a joint work created solely by a Project Team member. When Collaborator claims copyright, Collaborator shall affix the applicable copyright notice of 17 U.S.C. §§ 401, 402, and 403, and an acknowledgment of the scientific and technical contributions of NOAA. The Collaborator grants to the U.S. Government, a paid-up, non-exclusive, irrevocable world-wide license to reproduce or have reproduced, prepare or have prepared in derivative form, and distribute or have distributed copies of CRADA Data for government purposes. CRADA Data created by NOAA employees are not subject to copyright in the United States pursuant to section 105 of title 17 of the United States Code. NOAA may, however, claim copyright in such works outside of the United States.
Ownership of Copyrights of CRADA Data. SF STATE and COMPANY may elect to register copyright on copyrightable CRADA Data and copyrightable works developed solely or jointly by their Project Team members. Solely developed copyrightable works shall be owned by that sole party and registration of such copyright shall be the sole responsibility and right of that sole Party, with no right to use, reproduce, make derivative works or exercise any other rights accruing to the non-creating Party unless defined explicitly hereunder. Jointly created copyrightable works may be registered by either Party as long as any Party registering such work alerts the other Party in writing at least thirty (30) days prior to such registration and allows the other Party to join in such registration, or, if the alerted Party does not join in such registration, the registering Party shall at least register the other Party as a co-owner and creator in such work. If any jointly owned copyright is infringed by a third party, both parties agree to use procedures for resolving such infringement substantially equivalent to those defined in 7.7 below with allowance for the applicability of specific terminology and industry best practice with respect to copyrights as opposed to patents. Any dispute of authorship or ownership of jointly owned or created works shall be determined by 10.3 below. When SF STATE and COMPANY register copyright or elect to exercise their copyright in copyrightable CRADA Data and works (rather than release them into the public domain), SF STATE and COMPANY shall affix the applicable copyright notice of 17 U.S.C. §§ 401, 402, or 403 and an acknowledgment of the scientific and technical contributions of the other Parties, as appropriate, to the work.
