the important bit is "... make derivative works of the content or any part thereof;" 2(a)

the imagary used by google maps in the UK is owned by BlueSky. They think that the coverage values created by iTreeCanopy, are 'derivative works', and as such not allowed to be published without their consent ...

Having looked into this, and know someone who has been threatened with legal action from BlueSky for using derived data - I would suggest that anyone in the UK does not use iTreeCanopy to calculate percentage coverage as the derived data can then not be used in any publications. For instance you ...

A-Philips (and anyone else in the UK) - a word of warning - don't use iTree Canopy in the UK - the aerial imagary is from BlueSky, and due to google licence conditions, one can't use derived data. Basically this makes iTreeCanopy almost useless for UK useage.

someone used itree canopy, obtained a ...

when you click on previous entries, do you go to the location on the map?

if you then zoom out, do you see the red outline of the original shp file?

Has anyone else had this issue?

sorry - to clarify - I'm not in the US, I'm in the UK.

is your licence with google such that UK users can create data against google maps/aerial photography, and then use that derived data elsewhere?

Could someone clarify for me the issue with creating points against google maps, and then exporting the data to use elsewhere?
It would seem that there might be a copyright issue - I would assume that this is covered in the licence that iTree have to use google maps, so that we the clients can then ...