Remote Sensing
USGIF Hosts Second Small Satellite Workshop at NGA
As the federal government undergoes a sweeping administrative transition, the need for commercial space initiatives and in particular the information yielded by small satellites will remain steady, according to experts at USGIF’s Small Satellite Workshop.
Creating a Better World
Uncovering slavery using satellite imagery
MDA: Detecting the Unexpected
MDA Geospatial Services International provides insight to a variety of customers
More Than Meets the Eye
Sophisticated sensors can see things humans can’t. GEOINT’s next challenge: turning spectral science into actionable insight
Weekly GEOINT Community News
NGA Releases New Acquisition Strategy; NGA Contracts Planet; Orbital ATK to Build Remote Sensing Satellite for NASA
“Geospatial” as a Noun
Taking the next step in defining the community
DigitalGlobe to Acquire Radiant
Combination to bring new contracts, customers, and developers
Friday’s Food for Thought: Mapping Coral Reefs
A team of researchers from Australia, Bermuda, and the United States are using a NASA Gulfstream jet to modernize the way the world studies coral reefs
Friday’s Food for Thought: Mapping Ramenskoye
Ramenskoye, a former Soviet Union flight test center located outside of Moscow, began operation in 1952 and housed new Soviet military aircraft. Shortly afterward, during the Cold War, the United States began a reconnaissance mission on the location.
Weekly GEOINT Community News
NGA Joins SpaceNet; Airbus Defence and Space To Launch New Constellation; NOAA Awards First Contracts for Commercial Weather Satellites; General Dynamics Awarded AFRL Contract; Leidos Awarded Army Contract; WorldView-4 Launch Postponed; OGSystems Receives Navy Training Contract