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Lockheed’s design of its future attack recon aircraft touts performance at the ‘X’
Lockheed Martin is designing a future attack reconnaissance aircraft for the U.S. Army using its Raider X2 coaxial technology with a focus on how it will perform “at the X.”
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Logos Technologies to unveil new sensor pod at AUSA
Logos Technologies will for the first time unveil its new Multi-Modal Sensor Pod at the Association of the U.S. Army’s annual meeting.
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Can AI automate damage assessments after a disaster?
A new challenge asks participants to develop algorithms capable of detecting buildings and assessing and classifying and damage.
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Is the NGA full of ‘recovering monopolists?’
Former National Geospatial-Intelligence Director Robert Cardillo says the agency needs to move faster in adapting to a modern world where the NGA is no longer the sole source of GEOINT.
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What it can cost to recruit the right GEOINT contractor
Contractors working in the world of geospatial intelligence say government clearance requirements stand between them and the employees they need.
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Stealthy no more? A German radar vendor says it tracked the F-35 jet in 2018 — from a pony farm
In the illustrious history of the F-35 fighter jet, add a pony farm outside Berlin as the place where radar-maker Hensoldt claims the plane’s stealth cover was blown.
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How the NGA plans to solve the GEOINT expertise gap
NGA Deputy Director Stacey Dixon says the agency is working to fill the training gap between the needs of the government and the needs of industry and academia.
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New night vision adds punch from the squad to the battalion
The Big Red One has them, and more are coming.
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Intel agency will test hyperspectral images from industry
The National Reconnaissance Office continues its preparations for a 2020 commercial imagery procurement with a study contract for hyperspectral imagery.
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Hurricane Dorian showed NGA can get data out faster
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency has fine tuned its disaster relief response times with Hurricane Dorian, intel officials said.
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Lockheed’s design of its future attack recon aircraft touts performance at the ‘X’
Lockheed Martin is designing a future attack reconnaissance aircraft for the U.S. Army using its Raider X2 coaxial technology with a focus on how it will perform “at the X.”
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Logos Technologies to unveil new sensor pod at AUSA
Logos Technologies will for the first time unveil its new Multi-Modal Sensor Pod at the Association of the U.S. Army’s annual meeting.
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Can AI automate damage assessments after a disaster?
A new challenge asks participants to develop algorithms capable of detecting buildings and assessing and classifying and damage.
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Is the NGA full of ‘recovering monopolists?’
Former National Geospatial-Intelligence Director Robert Cardillo says the agency needs to move faster in adapting to a modern world where the NGA is no longer the sole source of GEOINT.
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What it can cost to recruit the right GEOINT contractor
Contractors working in the world of geospatial intelligence say government clearance requirements stand between them and the employees they need.
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Stealthy no more? A German radar vendor says it tracked the F-35 jet in 2018 — from a pony farm
In the illustrious history of the F-35 fighter jet, add a pony farm outside Berlin as the place where radar-maker Hensoldt claims the plane’s stealth cover was blown.
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How the NGA plans to solve the GEOINT expertise gap
NGA Deputy Director Stacey Dixon says the agency is working to fill the training gap between the needs of the government and the needs of industry and academia.
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New night vision adds punch from the squad to the battalion
The Big Red One has them, and more are coming.
-
Intel agency will test hyperspectral images from industry
The National Reconnaissance Office continues its preparations for a 2020 commercial imagery procurement with a study contract for hyperspectral imagery.
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Hurricane Dorian showed NGA can get data out faster
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency has fine tuned its disaster relief response times with Hurricane Dorian, intel officials said.
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Lockheed’s design of its future attack recon aircraft touts performance at the ‘X’
Lockheed Martin is designing a future attack reconnaissance aircraft for the U.S. Army using its Raider X2 coaxial technology with a focus on how it will perform “at the X.”
-
Logos Technologies to unveil new sensor pod at AUSA
Logos Technologies will for the first time unveil its new Multi-Modal Sensor Pod at the Association of the U.S. Army’s annual meeting.
-
Can AI automate damage assessments after a disaster?
A new challenge asks participants to develop algorithms capable of detecting buildings and assessing and classifying and damage.
-
Is the NGA full of ‘recovering monopolists?’
Former National Geospatial-Intelligence Director Robert Cardillo says the agency needs to move faster in adapting to a modern world where the NGA is no longer the sole source of GEOINT.
-
What it can cost to recruit the right GEOINT contractor
Contractors working in the world of geospatial intelligence say government clearance requirements stand between them and the employees they need.
-
Stealthy no more? A German radar vendor says it tracked the F-35 jet in 2018 — from a pony farm
In the illustrious history of the F-35 fighter jet, add a pony farm outside Berlin as the place where radar-maker Hensoldt claims the plane’s stealth cover was blown.
-
How the NGA plans to solve the GEOINT expertise gap
NGA Deputy Director Stacey Dixon says the agency is working to fill the training gap between the needs of the government and the needs of industry and academia.
-
New night vision adds punch from the squad to the battalion
The Big Red One has them, and more are coming.
-
Intel agency will test hyperspectral images from industry
The National Reconnaissance Office continues its preparations for a 2020 commercial imagery procurement with a study contract for hyperspectral imagery.
-
Hurricane Dorian showed NGA can get data out faster
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency has fine tuned its disaster relief response times with Hurricane Dorian, intel officials said.
