Military Geospatial Technology Today is: Jul 09, 2008
Volume: 6  Issue: 3
Published: Jun 05, 2008
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Features In this Issue of Military Geospatial Technology:

Reconnaissance Strategist
Scott Large Director National Reconnaissance Office
SAIC
Stuart Shea President Intelligence, Security and Technology Group
Bringing Data Together
New technologies are enabling users of geospatial information systems to pull together different sets of data and to collaborate through sharing information and comments.
Seeing With Your Brain
DARPA and NGA are looking at merging neuroscience with computers to create technology that could speed the delivery and improve the quality of situational awareness.
GIO Leads Geospatial Enterprise
As the Army’s first geospatial information officer, Robert Burkhardt is dedicated to fostering a network-enabled geospatial enterprise that allows geospatial information to be collected, processed, exploited and shared in a timely manner.
To the Launch Pad
Later than its developers would have liked but promising unprecedented imaging capability and mapping accuracy, the GeoEye-1 Earth-imaging satellite is headed for launch late this summer.

Previous MGT VIP Interviews:

  • Lieutenant General Michael D. Maples Director Defense Intelligence Agency
  • Colonel Stuart Harrison Commandant The School of Geospatial-Intelligence National Geospatial-Intelligence College
  • James R. Clapper Jr.
    Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence
  • Representative Silvestre Reyes
    Chairman House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence
  • Rear Admiral Victor C. See Jr.
    Director, Communications Systems Acquisition and Operations Directorate National Reconnaissance Office Commander, SPAWAR Space Field Activity Program Executive Officer for Space Systems
  • Lloyd Rowland
    Deputy Director National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency
  • General Michael V. Hayden
    Director Central Intelligence Agency
  • Robert S. Zitz
    Deputy Undersecretary for Preparedness Department of Homeland Security
  • Donald M. Kerr
    Director National Reconnaissance Office
  • Vice Admiral Robert B. Murrett
    Director, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency

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