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I am using OS OpenSpace to create a database of location based information. Does Ordnance Survey own this?

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I am using OS OpenSpace to create a database of location based information. Does Ordnance Survey own this?

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Yes. When you use OS OpenSpace to geocode data by adding locations or attributes to it that have been directly accessed from and/or made available by Ordnance Survey mapping data, then the resulting data is ‘derived data’, because it is derived from Ordnance Survey data. Ordnance Survey would own such ‘derived data’, but we grant you a non-exclusive, personal licence to use it within your web application. Please refer to the definition of ‘Derived Data’ and Clause 5.4 of the OS OpenSpace Developer Agreement.

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