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  • About
    • About OpenSpaceThe project, its origins, and the institutions behind it
    • TeamThe people behind the OpenSpace project
    • PartnersThe organizations collaborating with the OpenSpace project
    • ImpactGlobal reach, startup data, and NASA annual reports
    • ResearchMaster’s theses and dissertations from the LiU program
    • Branding & LicensingLogos, open-source license, and crediting guidelines
  • Features
    • Globe BrowsingReal planetary surfaces from spacecraft mission data
    • Mission VisualizationsFly with New Horizons, JWST, Rosetta, and more
    • HeliophysicsSolar wind, CMEs, and magnetosphere visualization
    • Versatile Display SupportDomes, multi-projector walls, and networked sessions
    • CatalogsExoplanets, galaxy surveys, quasars, and the Digital Universe Atlas
  • Community
    • Use CasesExamples of how institutions use OpenSpace
    • EventsUpcoming events and conferences
    • User MeetingsBuild your skills and connect with users at our user meetings
    • SlackAsk questions and share ideas with the OpenSpace community
    • ContactSend a message or get support from the team
    • ContributeSee how you can contribute to the project
  • Resources
    • DocumentationGetting Started guide, configuration, and API details
    • TutorialsStep-by-step walkthroughs for new users
    • Program GuidesDownloadable scripts for planetarium and museum programs
    • InternshipsHigh school, undergraduate, and graduate internship programs built around OpenSpace
    • HubCommunity-shared assets, profiles, and content
    • Server StatusLive uptime for OpenSpace data services
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Branding & Licensing

About › Branding & Licensing

Guidelines for crediting OpenSpace in publications, presentations, and media, plus logos available for download.

Crediting OpenSpace

If you use OpenSpace images, videos, or visualizations in publications, presentations, articles, or other media, please credit the OpenSpace Project. A standard credit line:

Visualization created with OpenSpace — openspaceproject.com

For academic publications, please also cite the relevant OpenSpace software release or paper. Citation details are available on the research page.

Usage guidelines

OpenSpace is open-source software released under the MIT License. Images and visualizations produced with OpenSpace may be used freely for educational, editorial, and research purposes with appropriate credit. For commercial use or licensing questions, contact us.

When using the OpenSpace name or logo, please follow these guidelines:

  • Do not alter, distort, or modify the logo in any way.
  • Do not use the logo to imply endorsement or affiliation without permission.
  • Maintain sufficient contrast — use the white logo on dark backgrounds and the black logo on light backgrounds.
  • Provide adequate clear space around the logo.

Logo downloads

The following logo files are available for use in accordance with the guidelines above.

OpenSpace horizontal logo, white

Horizontal logo (primary)

For dark backgrounds

OpenSpace horizontal logo, black

Horizontal logo (primary)

For light backgrounds

OpenSpace square logo, white

Square logo

For dark backgrounds

OpenSpace square logo, black

Square logo

For light backgrounds

Questions about usage?

For licensing, permissions, or anything not covered here, reach out directly.

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About
  • About OpenSpace
  • Team
  • Partners
  • Impact
  • Research
  • Branding & Licensing
Features
  • Globe Browsing
  • Mission Visualizations
  • Heliophysics
  • Display Support
  • Catalogs
Community
  • Use Cases
  • Events
  • User Meetings
  • Slack
  • Contact
  • Contribute
Resources
  • Documentation
  • Tutorials
  • Program Guides
  • Internships
  • Hub
  • Server Status
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