Featured Videos from GEOINT Foreword
Keynote: Beyond Maps and Imagery - Gilman Louie, Partner, Alsop Louie Partners
As we unleash the power of Artificial Intelligence, geo-intelligence must be able to empower machine intelligence. It will change how we collect, what we collect, how we process and analyze, and for whom (or what) we disseminate. If human machine teaming, autonomy, and real-time sensing and decision making are our future, then we need to start today to transform how we approach GEOINT.
Panel: Metaphors and Algorithms, Why Geospatial Professionals Need Both
The essence of GEOINT is science and mathematics. Yet, the essence of intelligence problems is human, hidden, and every now and then unprecedented. Scientists, mathematicians, and scholars of the humanities can build on each other's work to push the science of GEOINT forward by having a closer look at human society and behaviors, as well as culture and social constructs.
Keynote: John Beieler, Ph.D., Office of the Director of National Intelligence
‘Finding Joy’ and Strategic Advantage in the IC
The United States is facing increased competition from China and others. Maintaining its edge demands a commitment to cutting-edge R&D, says Dr. John Beieler, director of science and technology at the Office of the Director of National Intelligence.
GEOINT Foreword
Paying it Forward
NGA’s ninth deputy director pulls from her own experience as an underrepresented, math-and-science-loving kid to make sure other Black children receive the same opportunities she did.
The Rise of Commercial SAR
With commercial SAR, climate scientists and intelligence experts will be able to measure changes in activity every few minutes, rather than every couple of days.
Tuned In and Turned Up
G-E-O-I-N-T are the new call letters in radio frequency, as these two “old” modalities join forces to become the intelligence community’s new “it” couple.
Collaborating in Colorado
Understanding and communicating mission outcomes is the secret sauce for teamwork and collaboration in the IC, according to leaders from the Aerospace Data Facility-Colorado.
CIA Deputy Director for Digital Innovation: ‘Innovate or Perish’
American adversaries are embracing digital transformation in pursuit of powerful new capabilities. In order to maintain its competitive advantage, the United States must do the same, says Central Intelligence Agency Deputy Director for Digital Innovation Jennifer Ewbank.
Comprehending Climate Change
Scientists have made great strides toward understanding the causes and effects of climate change, but there’s still much left to learn. GEOINT can be the ultimate teacher, an expert panel said at GEOINT Foreword.
Dining and Entertainment
Explore St. Louis: 7 Things to Do, See and Eat During Your Stay
We present some of the city’s favorite hangouts and hidden gems to check out during your visit to St. Louis.
GeoDiscovery Experience
Join Us Thursday, Oct. 7, for an Experience Like None Other
An outdoor networking event and experience highlighting St. Louis’s rich history and leadership in geospatial technology
FROM PHOTONS TO FORECASTS
From predicting tsunamis to monitoring wildfires to improving crop yields, Raytheon Intelligence & Space advanced technologies deliver data that improves our understanding of the Earth - and the quality of our lives.
Evening Networking Events
Wednesday, Oct 6
Exhibit Hall Networking Reception
4:00-5:00PM
Each afternoon network with colleagues and enjoy refreshments while exploring the exhibit hall of exhibitors showcasing services, solutions, and technologies for your mission needs.
Thursday, Oct 7
Exhibit Hall Networking Reception
4:00-5:00PM
Each afternoon network with colleagues and enjoy refreshments while exploring the exhibit hall of exhibitors showcasing services, solutions, and technologies for your mission needs.
Young Professionals Group Networking Reception at Flamingo Bowl
5:00-7:00PM
Meet with young professionals from across the GEOINT Community at this networking event.
GeoDiscovery Experience
7:00-9:00PM
An outdoor networking event that will highlight St. Louis's rich history and leadership in geospatial technology. This opportunity will be offered exclusively to GEOINT Symposium attendees.