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Geospatial Thinking Is Critical Thinking

The role of structured analytic techniques in geospatial intelligence

By: Katherine Hibbs Pherson, Pherson Associates; Robert J. Farnsworth; Steven D. Fleming, Ph.D., University of Southern California; Michael Hauck, Ph.D.; and William Lu, University of Southern California | February 1, 2018

Individual Core Geospatial Knowledge in the U.S.

Insights from a comparison of U.S. and UK GEOINT analyst education

By: Daniel W. Steiner, Orion Mapping; Todd S. Bacastow, Dennis Bellafiore, Stephen P. Handwerk, and Ann Taylor, Pennsylvania State University; Robert J. Farnsworth; Justin Hoesman; and Ericka Sterns | February 1, 2018

The Human Factors “Why” of Geospatial Intelligence

Examining the “why” of GEOINT using the Data/Frame Model of Sensemaking

By: Laura D. Strater and Susan P. Coster, Raytheon; Dennis Bellafiore, Stephen. P. Handwerk, Gregory Thomas, and Todd S. Bacastow, Pennsylvania State University; and Daniel Steiner, Orion Mapping | February 1, 2018

GEOINT at Platform Scale

Transforming GEOINT organizations from pipes to platforms

By: Chris Holmes, Planet; Christopher Tucker, USGIF Board of Directors; and Ben Tuttle, NGA | February 1, 2018

Achieving Accurate, Reliable AI

Experts talk implications for GEOINT professionals and the path to trustworthy technology at USGIF’s Machine Learning & Artificial Intelligence Workshop

By: Kristin Quinn | November 16, 2017