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Geospatial WebMap may include components licensed pursuant to open source software licenses with an obligation to offer the recipient source code. Please see below the list of such components and the information needed to access the source code repository for each. In the event the source code is inaccessible using the information below or physical media is desired, please email legal@hexagon.com.

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Open Source Software Components

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Component	License
@interactjs/actions 1.9.9	MIT License
@interactjs/arrange 1.9.9	MIT License
@interactjs/auto-scroll 1.9.9	MIT License
@interactjs/auto-start 1.9.9	MIT License
@interactjs/clone 1.9.9	MIT License
@interactjs/components 1.9.9	MIT License
@interactjs/core 1.9.9	MIT License
@interactjs/dev-tools 1.9.9	MIT License
@interactjs/feedback 1.9.9	MIT License
@interactjs/inertia 1.9.9	MIT License
@interactjs/interact 1.9.9	MIT License
@interactjs/interactjs 1.9.9	MIT License
@interactjs/modifiers 1.9.9	MIT License
@interactjs/multi-target 1.9.9	MIT License
@interactjs/offset 1.9.9	MIT License
@interactjs/pointer-events 1.9.9	MIT License
@interactjs/reflow 1.9.9	MIT License
@interactjs/snappers 1.9.9	MIT License
@interactjs/symbol-tree 1.9.9	MIT License
@interactjs/types 1.10.17	MIT License
@interactjs/types 1.9.9	MIT License
@interactjs/utils 1.9.9	MIT License
@interactjs/vue 1.9.9	MIT License
@material/animation 11.0.0	MIT License
@material/base 11.0.0	MIT License
@material/density 11.0.0	MIT License
@material/dom 11.0.0	MIT License
@material/elevation 11.0.0	MIT License
@material/feature-targeting 11.0.0	MIT License
@material/ripple 11.0.0	MIT License
@material/rtl 11.0.0	MIT License
@material/switch 11.0.0	MIT License
@material/theme 11.0.0	MIT License
@turf/area 6.5.0	MIT License
@turf/boolean-intersects 6.5.0	MIT License
@turf/center-of-mass 6.5.0	MIT License
@turf/convex 6.5.0	MIT License
@turf/distance-weight 6.5.0	MIT License
@turf/intersect 6.5.0	MIT License
@turf/invariant 6.5.0	MIT License
@turf/meta 6.5.0	MIT License
@turf/moran-index 6.5.0	MIT License
@turf/random 6.5.0	MIT License
@turf/rectangle-grid 6.5.0	MIT License
@turf/simplify 6.5.0	MIT License
@turf/union 6.5.0	MIT License
@types/bootstrap-slider 11.0.2	MIT License
@types/extjs 4.2.34	MIT License
@types/geojson 7946.0.8	MIT License
@types/humane-js 3.2.1	MIT License
@types/jquery 3.5.14	MIT License
@types/jquery 3.5.16	MIT License
@types/sizzle 2.3.3	MIT License
@types/wellknown 0.5.4	MIT License
ace-builds v1.1.01	BSD 3-clause "New" or "Revised" License
acegwt-client 1.3	MIT License
Active Directory Object Picker 3.0.11	Microsoft Public License
AJAX Control Toolkit 3.0.20229	BSD 3-clause "New" or "Revised" License
AJAX Control Toolkit 4.1.50508	BSD 3-clause "New" or "Revised" License
Apache Log4Net 1.2.10	Apache License 2.0
Apache Log4Net 2.0.0	Apache License 2.0
Apache Log4Net 2.0.15	Apache License 2.0
ares-project 0.2.4	Apache License 2.0
AvalonControlsLibrary AvalonControlsLibrary V2.0	Microsoft Public License
Boost C++ Libraries - boost 1.57.0-0	Boost Software License 1.0
Boost C++ Libraries - boost 1.64.0	Boost Software License 1.0
Boost C++ Libraries - boost 1.81.0	Boost Software License 1.0
boost-vc141 1.81.0	Boost Software License 1.0
boost_atomic-vc141 1.81.0	Boost Software License 1.0
boost_bzip2-vc141 1.81.0	Boost Software License 1.0
boost_chrono-vc141 1.81.0	Boost Software License 1.0
boost_container-vc141 1.81.0	Boost Software License 1.0
boost_context-vc141 1.81.0	Boost Software License 1.0
boost_contract-vc141 1.81.0	Boost Software License 1.0
boost_coroutine-vc141 1.81.0	Boost Software License 1.0
boost_date_time-vc141 1.81.0	Boost Software License 1.0
boost_exception-vc141 1.81.0	Boost Software License 1.0
boost_fiber-vc141 1.81.0	Boost Software License 1.0
boost_filesystem-vc141 1.81.0	Boost Software License 1.0
boost_graph-vc141 1.81.0	Boost Software License 1.0
boost_iostreams-vc141 1.81.0	Boost Software License 1.0
boost_json-vc141 1.81.0	Boost Software License 1.0
boost_locale-vc141 1.81.0	Boost Software License 1.0
boost_log-vc141 1.81.0	Boost Software License 1.0
boost_log_setup-vc141 1.81.0	Boost Software License 1.0
boost_math_c99-vc141 1.81.0	Boost Software License 1.0
boost_math_c99f-vc141 1.81.0	Boost Software License 1.0
boost_math_c99l-vc141 1.81.0	Boost Software License 1.0
boost_math_tr1-vc141 1.81.0	Boost Software License 1.0
boost_math_tr1f-vc141 1.81.0	Boost Software License 1.0
boost_math_tr1l-vc141 1.81.0	Boost Software License 1.0
boost_nowide-vc141 1.81.0	Boost Software License 1.0
boost_prg_exec_monitor-vc141 1.81.0	Boost Software License 1.0
boost_program_options-vc141 1.81.0	Boost Software License 1.0
boost_python310-vc141 1.81.0	Boost Software License 1.0
boost_random-vc141 1.81.0	Boost Software License 1.0
boost_regex-vc141 1.81.0	Boost Software License 1.0
boost_serialization-vc141 1.81.0	Boost Software License 1.0
boost_stacktrace_noop-vc141 1.81.0	Boost Software License 1.0
boost_stacktrace_windbg-vc141 1.81.0	Boost Software License 1.0
boost_stacktrace_windbg_cached-vc141 1.81.0	Boost Software License 1.0
boost_system-vc141 1.81.0	Boost Software License 1.0
boost_test_exec_monitor-vc141 1.81.0	Boost Software License 1.0
boost_thread-vc141 1.81.0	Boost Software License 1.0
boost_timer-vc141 1.81.0	Boost Software License 1.0
boost_type_erasure-vc141 1.81.0	Boost Software License 1.0
boost_unit_test_framework-vc141 1.81.0	Boost Software License 1.0
boost_wave-vc141 1.81.0	Boost Software License 1.0
boost_wserialization-vc141 1.81.0	Boost Software License 1.0
Bootstrap (Twitter) 3.3.6	MIT License
bootstrap-slider 4.14.4	MIT License
bootstrap-slider v11.0.2	MIT License
bootstrap-switch 3.3.2	Apache License 2.0
breachofmind/expressway 0.0.7	MIT License
brix/crypto-js 4.1.1	MIT License
C5 2.0.0	MIT License
Caliburn.Micro 1.3.1	MIT License
call-bind 1.0.2	MIT License
calvinmetcalf/lie 3.1.1	MIT License
Castle log4net integration 4.3.1	Apache License 2.0
Castle Project 3.2.0	Apache License 2.0
Castle Project 3.2.1	Apache License 2.0
Castle Project 4.3.1	Apache License 2.0
Castle Project 4.4.1	Apache License 2.0
Castle Project 5.0.0	Apache License 2.0
Castle Project 5.1.2	Apache License 2.0
Castle Windsor logging facility 5.0.0	Apache License 2.0
Castle Windsor WCF integration facility 5.0.0	Apache License 2.0
Commander.js v2.20.3	MIT License
commandlineparser/commandline 1.9.7	MIT License
Common.Logging 2.0.0	Apache License 2.0
Common.Logging 2.1.0	Apache License 2.0
Common.Logging 3.4.1	Apache License 2.0
Common.Logging.Core 3.4.1	Apache License 2.0
concat-stream 1.5.2	MIT License
concaveman 1.2.1	ISC License
core-util-is 1.0.2	MIT License
cujojs/most 0.14.0	MIT License
cujojs/when 3.7.8	MIT License
cujojs/wire 0.10.11	MIT License
curl 8.1.1	MIT License
d3-array 1.2.4	BSD 3-clause "New" or "Revised" License
d3-geo 1.7.1	BSD 3-clause "New" or "Revised" License
d3-voronoi 1.1.2	Naumen Public License
define-properties 1.1.4	MIT License
density-clustering 1.3.0	MIT License
domReady 2.0.1	(MIT License OR BSD 2-clause "Simplified" License)
domReady 2.0.3	ISC License
DotNetZip 1.16.0	(zlib License AND MIT License AND Microsoft Public License AND Apache License 2.0 AND BSD 3-clause "New" or "Revised" License)
earcut 2.2.4	ISC License
Entity Framework 6.4.4	(Apache License 2.0 AND Microsoft .NET Library License)
EntityFramework.SqlServerCompact 6.4.4	Apache License 2.0
Ext Core 3.0	MIT License
Ext JS 4.2.1	(Ext JS Commercial License OR Ext Exception to GPL 3.0 for Applications)
function-bind 1.1.1	MIT License
functions-have-names 1.2.3	MIT License
GDAL 3.3.0	MIT License
GDAL 3.5.2	MIT License
geojson-equality 0.1.6	MIT License
get-intrinsic 1.1.3	MIT License
Globalize 0.1.1	MIT License
Globalize v0.1.0a1	MIT License
gml3-jts 17.0.0	GNU Lesser General Public License v3.0 or later
graphael v0.4.1	MIT License
hammer.js 2.0.8	MIT License
has 1.0.3	MIT License
has-property-descriptors 1.0.0	MIT License
has-symbols 1.0.3	MIT License
has-tostringtag 1.0.0	MIT License
humane-js 3.2.2	MIT License
ieee754 v1.1.13	BSD 3-clause "New" or "Revised" License
iesi.collections 1.0.1	Public Domain Copyright © 2002-2004 by Aidant Systems, Inc., and by Jason Smith.
immediate 3.0.6	MIT License
immutable-js 4.1.0	MIT License
immutable-js 4.2.2	MIT License
immutable-js v3.8.2	MIT License
inherits v2.0.4	ISC License
interact.js 1.10.17	MIT License
interact.js 1.9.9	MIT License
Ionic.Zip 1.9.1.8	Microsoft Public License
is-arguments 1.1.1	MIT License
is-date-object 1.0.5	MIT License
is-regex 1.1.4	MIT License
isarray 1.0.0	MIT License
JamesNK/Newtonsoft.Json 13.0.1	MIT License
JamesNK/Newtonsoft.Json 13.0.3	MIT License
JamesNK/Newtonsoft.Json 6.0.8	MIT License
jQuery 1.5.1	MIT License
jQuery 2.2.4	MIT License
jQuery Form v3.19	MIT License
jQuery Mousewheel 3.1.13	MIT License
jQuery UI 1.8.11	MIT License
jsnlog.js v2.29.0	MIT License
jsnlog.js v2.30.0	MIT License
jsuri 1.3.1	MIT License
Knockout JS 3.5.1	MIT License
Knockout.Validation 2.0.4	MIT License
laszip 2.2.0	GNU Library General Public License v2 or later
Leaflet 1.9.2	BSD 2-clause "Simplified" License
Leaflet 1.9.3	BSD 2-clause "Simplified" License
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libboost-type-erasure1.74.0 1.74.0	Boost Software License 1.0
libboost1.80-dev 1.80.0	Boost Software License 1.0
libboost1.81-dev 1.81.0	Boost Software License 1.0
Libjpeg 2.0.5	(zlib License OR Independent JPEG Group License OR BSD 3-clause "New" or "Revised" License)
libjs-jquery-ui-theme-sunny 1.8.21+dfsg	MIT License
libpng-msvc-x64 1.6.33.8807	libpng License
libpng-msvc-x86 1.6.33.8807	libpng License
lincell 0.1.4	MIT License
localForage/localForage 1.10.0	Apache License 2.0
Lodash 3.10.1	MIT License
lzbase62 2.0.0	MIT License
malihu-custom-scrollbar-plugin 3.1.5	MIT License
ManagedWinApi 0.3.0	GNU Lesser General Public License v2.1 only
Manatee.Json 13.0.5	MIT License
MapProxy 1.12.0	Apache License 2.0
Media Type Map 2.1.0	MIT License
Meld 1.3.2	MIT License Copyright (c) 2011 Brian Cavalier
mgrs 1.0.0	MIT License
Microsoft ASP.NET Web API 5.2.9	Microsoft .NET Library License
Microsoft ASP.NET Web API Cross-Origin Support 5.2.9	Microsoft .NET Library License
Microsoft ASP.NET Web API Web Host 5.2.9	Microsoft .NET Library License
Microsoft ASP.NET Web Pages 1.0.20105.408	Microsoft .NET Library License
Microsoft.Bcl.HashCode 1.1.1	MIT License
Microsoft/tslib 2.4.1	BSD Zero Clause License
Minium - App 0.9.2	Apache License 2.0
minutor 0.3	BSD 2-clause "Simplified" License
moment/moment 2.29.4	MIT License
NHibernate 3.3.3.4000	GNU Lesser General Public License v2.1 only
NHibernate.Mapping.Attributes 5.0.0	GNU Lesser General Public License v2.1 only
node-deep-equal 1.1.1	MIT License
nodejs/string_decoder 0.10.31	MIT License
object-assign 4.1.1	MIT License
object-is 1.1.5	MIT License
object-keys 1.1.1	MIT License
OGC Filter 1.1.0 2.0.0	BSD 3-clause "New" or "Revised" License
OGC OMX Schema 1.0.0 1.0.0	Open Geospatial Consortium Software License Copyright (c) 2007-2008 Open Geospatial Consortium, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
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OGC OWS Schema 0.4.0 1.0.3	BSD 3-clause "New" or "Revised" License
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OGC Web Service (OWS) 1.0 schema 1.0.0-2	Open Geospatial Consortium Software License
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Passenger (mod_rails for Apache) 6.0.17	MIT License
pbf 3.2.1	BSD 3-clause "New" or "Revised" License
PDFsharp 20171224-snapshot-b3d3da79	MIT License
point-in-polygon 1.1.0	MIT License
poly 0.6.1	MIT License
polygon-clipping 0.15.3	MIT License
Portable.BouncyCastle 1.9.0	MIT License
Prelude SIEM 4.1.0beta2	MIT License
process-nextick-args 1.0.7	MIT License
PROJ 5.2.0	MIT License
PROJ 8.2.1	Expat License
proj4js 2.6.0	MIT License
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rbush 2.0.2	MIT License
rbush v3.0.1	MIT License
readable-stream 2.0.6	MIT License
regexp.prototype.flags 1.4.3	MIT License
RequireJS 2.3.6	MIT License
RequireJS Text 2.0.16	MIT License
resolve-protobuf-schema 2.1.0	MIT License
rest 1.3.2	MIT License
robust-predicates 2.0.4	The Unlicense
sergey-shandar/getboost 1.81.0	Boost Software License 1.0
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