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Digital natives bring a new perspective to the GEOINT workforce
With urban and underground warfare looming, GEOINT takes center stage
Q&A with Michael LaRouche, executive vice president and general manager for National Security
Q&A with Benjamin Vander Jaqt, co-founder and president
Q&A with Steven Truitt, Government and Platform Operations, Descartes Labs
USGIF’s new GEOINTegration Summit to highlight GEOINT workforce development
USGIF announces a call for abstracts seeking topics and authors for annual GEOINT Community report
GEOINT educators discuss the educational needs of the future
Coming together as a community to discuss mission advances and solutions to pressing problems
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2019 State and Future of GEOINT Report
This annual report is a collection of articles intended for use by all GEOINT practitioners. These unclassified documents illustrate trends in the GEOINT Community, reflect on the continuing GEOINT Revolution, and contemplate the ongoing evolution of the tradecraft.
The growth of social media yields an unprecedented ability for a populous to passively report cultural data
Not since the transition from film to digital imagery has the geospatial analysis profession experienced such a rapid transformation
The integration of AI and machine learning into GEOINT tradecraft presents a significant paradigm shift
Geospatial analytics help identify asymmetric threats by leveraging AI and near real-time data analysis
The Evolving GEOINT Mission
A conversation with former astronaut and USGIF Interim CEO Steve Oswald
All Present and Accounted For
Q&A with Patty Mims, director of Global National Government at Esri and a USGIF Board member
Individual Member Profile
Competency and Teamwork
Q&A with Steven Truitt, Government and Platform Operations, Descartes Labs
Individual Member Profile
Building Analytic Cultures
Q&A with Kathy Pherson, chief executive officer, Pherson Associates
“Today’s technologies and volumes of information require an entirely new way of doing business… Being able to prove something is possible is not always sufficient to make it happen. There are very real inertial changes that have to occur first.”