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National Weather Service Software Distribution Guidance and Procedures for “AWIPS-II” Software Releases Issued By: Office of Science and Technology Last updated: 4/22/08, 0925 All offices are required to include all AWIPS-II software deliveries on their list of controlled technology for deemed export purposes and thus must ensure that no prohibited foreign nationals will have access to the technology. This includes all source code and binaries, as included on the deliverable release(s), from Raytheon. In order to comply with both the Intellectual Property (IP) rights restrictions and the deemed export laws, The Office of Science and Technology (OST ) is implementing the following guidance regarding distribution of the official AWIPS-II releases. Guidance The software will only be distributed to individuals who are accountable for personnel that will be using the software. OST will distribute, upon request, to any or all of the MIC’s, HIC’s, SOD Chiefs, Center Directors and Office Directors, or their designees. Each Site, Region, Center or Office will then be responsible for any re-distribution to subordinates within their areas of responsibility and the associated compliance with IP rights and deemed export laws. These responsible people will be named as Primary Points of Contact (POC). Only OST is authorized to distribute the software outside of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency (NOAA). Each Primary POC agrees to ensure that the software is 1) not “released” to prohibited countries, entities or persons, as defined by current deemed export law (see “Export Restrictions” in Appendix A. 2) not made available to the public. Released is defined as Technology is released for export when it is available to foreign nationals for visual inspection (such as reading technical specifications, plans, blueprints, etc.); when technology is exchanged orally; or when technology is made available by practice or application under the guidance of persons with know