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College Students Crash NASA Satellite Into Arctic

Many of us got to experience some pretty fun things while in college. From travels abroad to sports and let's be honest, some good old-fashioned college partying. But, we have yet to run across any college students who get the rare privilege of crashing...

09-02-2010 7:49 AM from got geoint?

Filed under: GEOINT, Daily Intelligence Brief, geospatial intelligence, USGIF, got geoint?, satellite, Ball Aerospace, Arctic, UC Boulder, NASA Satellite Crashes in Arctic, ICESat, UC Bould Students Crash Satellite, UC Boulder and Satellite

Wednesday News Round Up: Google Collaborates with Arcade Fire and Sigourney Weaver

Once again, the editorial staff of got geoint? is faced with a dearth of news GEOINT-related news to share - and thus the new, and emerging "Wednesday News Round Up" post. They say that celebrities can sell anything and thing and this certainly...

09-01-2010 8:31 AM from got geoint?

Filed under: General, Daily Intelligence Brief, USGIF, DigitalGlobe, got geoint?, GEOINT 2010, Arcade Fire and the Wilderness Downtown, The Wilderness Downtown, Sigourney Weaver and Google Earth, Acrade fire and Google, DigitalGlobe WorldView-3, WorldView-3, Arcade Fire, DigitalGlobe and WorldView-3, DigitalGlobe and Ball Aerospace

As Troops Withdraw, US Spying Scaled Back in Iraq

The scaling back of the US military mission in Iraq means Washington's spies will have fewer "eyes and ears on the ground" in the country, a senior intelligence official said Tuesday. US military units operate with their own intelligence...

09-01-2010 7:53 AM from got geoint?

Filed under: General, USGIF, National Geospatial Intelligence Agency, NGA, got geoint?, National Security Agency, GEOINT 2010, Troop Drawdown, US spying scaled back

Friday’s Food for Thought: Complete Situational Awareness

Welcome to the Friday's Food for Thought Post on got geoint? Yes, it is Friday and you are merely a few hours away from spending two precious days away with friends and family. Or perhaps you have a weekend date with your DVR to catch up on your favorite...

08-27-2010 8:31 AM from got geoint?

Filed under: General, ESRI, Friday's Food for Thought, geospatial intelligence, USGIF, got geoint?, Situational awareness, Situational Awareness Test, ESRI Situational Awareness, Situational Awareness and GEOINT, Jersey Shore, Mike The Situation Jersey Shore

PODCAST: Adam Keith, Director, Earth Observation, Euroconsult, Discusses Symposium on Earth Observation Business

On September 9-10, more than 100 leaders from the Earth Observation community including senior executives from satellite operators, manufacturers, government agencies and service providers, will be gathering in Paris for Euroconsult’s upcoming Symposium...

08-23-2010 1:28 PM from got geoint?

Filed under: General, GEO-Cast, geospatial intelligence, USGIF, got geoint?, GEOINT 2010, Euroconsult, Adam Keith and Euroconsult, Symposium on Earth Observation Business, World Satellite Business Week

Friday’s Food for Thought: Treat The Youths Right; What Next-Gen GEOINTers Are Really Thinking

Welcome to the Friday's Food for Thought post from got geoint? We hope everyone had a productive week and are gearing up for back to school time - man, how fast summer flies by. This week's FFT theme is all about the next generation of GEOINTers...

08-20-2010 7:45 AM from got geoint?

Filed under: General, Friday's Food for Thought, GEOINT, USGIF, United States Geospatial Intelligence Foundation, Young GEOINT, got geoint?, Next Generation GEOINT, Jimmy Cliff, Young GEOINTers

Ayn Rand Influences Geospatial Intelligence Project

Perhaps it is a reaction to the current administration, but Ayn Rand , the Russian-American novelist, philosopher, playwright and screenwriter who penned Fountainhead and Atlas Shrugged has gained in influence these days. So much so that one fan decided...

08-19-2010 6:59 AM from got geoint?

Filed under: General, Daily Intelligence Brief, geospatial intelligence, USGIF, got geoint?, GEOINT 2010, Fountainhead, Ayn Rand, Nick Newcomen, Google Earth Ayn Rand, Ayn Rand and Google Earth, Read Ayn Rand

GUEST POST: Healing the Achilles’ Heel – Getting Intelligence Data to the Warfighter in a Timely Manner

While technological advances in the areas of geospatial imagery, full-motion video, and other raw data have increased the volume of information available to decision makers and warfighters, the intelligence community (IC) still struggles to ensure that...

08-18-2010 10:33 AM from got geoint?

Filed under: General, GEOINT, geospatial intelligence, USGIF, United States Geospatial Intelligence Foundation, got geoint?, Guest Blogger, GEOINT 2010, Marv Gordner, Actionable intelligence, MorganFranklin, Marve Gordner and MorganFranklin, MorganFrankin and Intelligence Services, Actionable data for the the warfighter

Monday Morning News Kick Off: Defense Intel Community to Tighten Belt, U.S. Terror Fight Slips Into The Shadows and Much More

Welcome to the Monday Morning News Kick Off post from got geoint? As always, we have pulled together the most key stories for you to jump start your work week. And for this Monday, there is no shortage of news to share. From the proposed DoD budget cuts...

08-16-2010 4:42 AM from got geoint?

Filed under: General, Daily Intelligence Brief, geospatial intelligence, USGIF, United States Geospatial Intelligence Foundation, got geoint?, Robert Gates, Defense cuts, Intelligence Community Budget Cuts, David B. Buckley, CIA Watchdog, China Spy Satellite, David B. Buckley CIA Watchdog, UC Berkeley 3D Laser Mapping Technology, Shadow War on Terror

Friday’s Food for Thought: Breaking Down Major Barriers for Women

Welcome to the Friday's Food for Thought post from got geoint? As always, we hope everyone had a productive week and is enjoying the final weeks of summer and vacation season. As the GEOINT community knows, it was a very big week. Well actually a...

08-13-2010 7:23 AM from got geoint?

Filed under: General, Friday's Food for Thought, USGIF, National Geospatial Intelligence Agency, NGA, Director of National Intelligence, got geoint?, General Clapper, GEOINT 2010, Letitia Long, Clapper DNI, Letitia Long First Woman To Head Intel Agency

CIA Developing First Ever Bone Scanning Technology for Identifying Terrorists

The CIA is working with Wright State University Research Institute and about a dozen other groups to develop a cutting-edge technology to identify potential terrorists and other suspects. What is this technology? It is the nation's firstfirst bone...

08-12-2010 7:36 AM from got geoint?

Filed under: General, Daily Intelligence Brief, USGIF, Intelligence Community, got geoint?, Central Intelligence Agency, CIA and bone scanning, Write State University and the CIA, Wright State University Research, CIA and bone scanning technology

Army Developing “Nanomissile” for Launching Swarms of Smaller Satellites

Small is the new big. At least according to the U.S. Army who is developing a Multipurpose Nanomissile system -- the smallest orbital launch vehicle -- for the sole purpose of launching swarms of tiny satellites for various tactical missions. According...

08-11-2010 7:57 AM from got geoint?

Filed under: General, GEOINT, Daily Intelligence Brief, geospatial intelligence, USGIF, got geoint?, Spy Satellites, GEOINT 2010, Army and Nanomissles, Army developes nanomissles

VADM Robert Murrett’s Farewell Note: Wishing a “Bright, Shining Future” for the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency

Today, it's time to say farewell and to express deep appreciation to the entire NGA workforce. You continue to do remarkable work every day. At all the places NGA has been asked to take on a new task or support a new mission, you - the men and women...

08-10-2010 7:45 AM from got geoint?

Filed under: General, GEOINT, Daily Intelligence Brief, geospatial intelligence, USGIF, National Geospatial Intelligence Agency, NGA, United States Geospatial Intelligence Foundation, GEOINT 2010, Letitia Long and the NGA, Murrett Farewell Note

Photos from the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency Induction Ceremony

As most of us know, today was a special day in the GEOINT world. The U.S. intelligence community got its first female head of a major agency as intelligence veteran Letitia Long took over the helm at the National Geospatial- Intelligence Agency (NGA)...

08-09-2010 1:44 PM from got geoint?

Filed under: General, GEOINT, Daily Intelligence Brief, geospatial intelligence, USGIF, National Geospatial Intelligence Agency, got geoint?, United States Geosaptial Intelligence Foundation, Letitia Long, Letitia Long and the NGA, NGA induction ceremony

USGIF Board Member Chris Tucker Lays Out Vision for Israeli-Palestinian Peace, Prosperity and Security with the ARC Project

We all know that the discipline of GEOINT keeps getting bigger and bigger, but it is also clear that geospatial approaches seem to be taking hold in other parts of the national security community, like development and diplomacy. This trend was underscored...

08-09-2010 12:21 PM from got geoint?

Filed under: General, GEOINT, Daily Intelligence Brief, USGIF, USGIF Board Member, RAND Corporation, Dr. Christopher Tucker, ARC Project, Friends of the ARC, Huffington Post and Chris Tucker, Palestinian Peace

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