Hidden Earth 2026
Copyright and licences for cave surveys
30 minute Workshop|Andrew Atkinson
Abstract
By popular demand!
Mainly in the context of surveys, however, is likely to be transferable to anything that is published.
Granted not the most exciting part of cave exploration. Over the past decades not getting this right at the start has lead to many arguments or worse. The outcome often is lots of surveys that are undertaken but not published. Many people have done lots of work to fix these, but understanding it from the start would be a good way of avoiding it in the first place.
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