Event Recaps

The GeoFutures Initiative, organized to bolster St Louis’ rapidly growing geospatial sector, released a strategic plan detailing how St. Louis could turn into the geospatial global hub over the next 10 years

NGA’s data management infrastructure will serve the agency’s evolving geospatial digital business model—capable of operating on a global scale, force-multiplied, and augmented through innovative data synthesis and visualization

The GEOINT ecosystem enables broad utility and inspires creative applications in myriad unclassified settings. These advances have come full circle to support unclassified work in the national security community, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic

NGA has published its first-ever technology strategy, laying out its evolution to treat software and data as strategic assets and to enable the builders and makers of geospatial technologies

Cities are applying GEOINT to improve the life of citizens and address significant challenges

A revolution in geospatial AI is driving the urgent technology needs of the GEOINT community and NGA is seeking novel, innovative approaches to increase AI capabilities

Software is fundamental to enabling NGA’s mission; the agency is improving its development practices to enable teams to rapidly build, test, and deploy capabilities to the enterprise

With a clear-cut commitment to make St. Louis the geospatial intelligence hub of the nation, there’s a focused effort to achieve the exciting promise that GEOINT-related technologies and services hold for many sectors of the economy

To mitigate the threat of COVID-19 to its workforce, NGA makes it easier for employees and contractors to telework

NGA highlights current and enduring technology needs in a recently released technology guide