What act allowed the sale of government data and set quality limits?

The Land Remote Sensing Commercialization Act is designed to promote the commercialization of remote sensing data collected from satellites. This legislation specifically permits the sale and distribution of government-collected remote sensing data while establishing quality limits to ensure the integrity and reliability of the data made available to commercial users and the public.

Its focus is to balance the interest of government data use for national security and public benefit against the potential for private sector innovation and commercial enterprise. By allowing these sales, the act fosters a market for satellite data, which can lead to advancements in various fields such as agriculture, environmental monitoring, and urban planning, while simultaneously ensuring that the data meets certain quality standards, promoting trust and usability in commercial applications.

The other acts mentioned do not directly pertain to government data sales or do not focus on setting quality limits for such data, and thus do not align with the core intention and provisions of the Land Remote Sensing Commercialization Act.