Features
Polar GEOINT
U.S. national security interests in the Arctic heighten as ice melt transitions the region from a state of isolation to one of increasing access
The Changing Nature of GIS
With geospatial information becoming more and more ubiquitous, what is the future of GIS as a term—and as a profession?
An Open Frontier
Embracing an open community approach will enable a new generation of GEOINT
Is Open-Source Software Secure?
Visibility of code compels good security hygiene
Open Source in the Intelligence Community
Being smarter, faster, and more agile is how you maintain your global advantage
A Promising Future for the GEOINT Profession
USGIF awards highest annual scholarship amount to date to 28 exceptionally qualified students
Eyes Wide Open
Thanks to the Five Eyes intelligence alliance among the U.S., Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and the U.K., GEOINT is a truly global affair
GEOINT Law & Policy: A Poorly Mapped Frontier
As technology advances, legislatures and courts lag behind
Connected Crisis
In the U.S., 2017 was a landmark year for natural disasters—and a data-driven turning point for domestic crisis mapping
The State of AI
Experts at SXSW 2018 discuss upcoming hurdles for AI as well as the looming singularity, machine ethics, and the future of work