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There is still time to provide USGIF with feedback to improve upon what is widely being regarded as the best GEOINT Symposium to date. Please take a 5 minutes before Friday, Nov. 13, to take our online survey. We are excited about next year and want to make sure we provide you with an even better experience in 2010. If you were an attendee, please click here for our attendee survey: http://www.zoomerang.com/Survey/survey-intro.zgi?p=U2DJ7QHM8SG7 ... [read more]
SESSION THEME: ISR Capabilities and Trends MODERATOR: Kenneth D. Senne Principal Laboratory Researcher Intelligence & Decision Technologies MIT Lincoln Laboratory PRESENTATIONS: Scott Phillips - Moving Target Acquisition Gerald Benitz - Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) Richard Heinrichs - Active and Passive Electro Optics Peter Cho - 3D Exploitation of Large 2D Urban Photo Archives Michael Hurley - Information Theory and ISR Decision Support Syste... [read more]
PANELISTS: Reese Madsen DISL OSD OUSDI and Jack O'Connor NGA-ONE USA CIV SESSION DESCRIPTION: Discussion of "tradecraft certification" initiative currently in development for projected summer 2010 rollout. An outline of this certification process as currently envisioned is available for viewing in slides prepared and shared by Reese Madsen. COMMENTS INVITED: Review the attached slides and add your perspectives to this discussion.
Take a look at our agenda. Which one of our speakers would you like to speak with for 15 minutes, face-to-face, and what would you want to discuss? (NOTE: No, I'm not offering, and no, this isn't a contest...but...one of the uniquely cool things about the GEOINT Symposium is that it can happen spontaneously!)
What is the best memory that you have from the various GEOINT Symposiums? Is there a particular speaker, panel, entertainment, venue, etc. that you look back on and say "WOW!"
Has anyone ever seen the World Classic Rockers perform? They are playing the closing celebration on Wednesday, Oct. 21, at 7 p.m., and it should be a blast ... maybe better than last year's with Phil Vassar???
The Persistent Surveillance Panel is scheduled for Monday Oct 19. We are breaking the panel into 2 parts: "Exploitation" and "Strategies and Operations". The panels consist of senior DoD and IC officials from various agencies and departments. We have operational experts as well as policy folks sitting on the panel. I am amazed at the caliber of people the Committee assembled. I would love to get attendee questions lined up before the event so ple... [read more]
If you would like to see a demonstration of 50 Terabytes of storage stop by booth #513! Or you can set up a specific time to come by in between sessions! If you are a computer geek at all you need to at least stop by and poke your head in since we will have the top off!
We're having a breakout panel discussion on GEOINT & MASINT on Wed afternoon. Please join me in inviting the panel members to get an early start by beginning the discussion now. Let us know what's on your mind?
First time exhibitor with GeoINT! Looking forward to meeting new organizations and learning more about how we can help the GIS community with our robust 50 Terabyte storage solution.
Our session at GEOINT is about the pitfalls of LBS: security issues, liability, and signal availability and reliability. But the bigger issue may be that we are thinking about the myriad applications yet to be discovered; the very unique possibility that we'll find applications not yet imagined but for which there is enormous potential. Yes, we should prepare for unintended consequences but we need not let our imagination be hindered at a time wh... [read more]
The Defense and Intelligence communities have not fully embraced nor exploited the huge advances seen in the commercial mobile phone and geospatial markets. What location aware mobile phone app should DoD or the Intelligence Community make available to their operators?
The 2009 USGIF Award winners have been selected. On behalf of the USGIF Awards Sub-Committee, I would personally like to thank all of the USGIF member organizations that submitted nominations, for their continued support of the annual USGIF Awards Program. Once again, the Foundation looks forward to recognizing the achievements of the individuals and teams from Government, Military, Academia and Industry for their outstanding contributions to the... [read more]
This technical session, held as part of the 5th Annual GEOINT Tech Days on June 5th 2009, featured presentations by Commercial SAR data vendors, Government applications and use of Commercial SAR, as well as advanced techniques using commercial SAR. Updated status on the challenges faced by US DoD on with respect to adopting Commercial SAR - Comments ? Greg Tilton PCI Geomatics - USA
If you have an interest in seeing the only COTS 4-Dimensional analysis product currently available then please stop by the Eonfusion booth #828 at GEOINT and see me for a live demo. I am also happy to schedule demos by request. All feedback and questions are much appreciated. General Info: Eonfusion provides integration, fusion, and processing modules for data having X,Y,Z and Time components. However, our generic 4 dimensional topology model all... [read more]
Watched the commemorative video and the 5 year video this morning (http://www.geoint2008.com) getting excited for GEOINT 2009- only 25 days til we will all be gathered in San Antonio!
They have all been amazing for different reasons. I'm often asked who was the most amazing keynote speaker and that's a slam dunk as they say . Former DCI Jim Woolsey talking about Iraq in I think 2005 in San Antonio...just amazing. No notes and no graphics( no powerpoint and no video clips. If you were there you'll never forget it.