GEOINT 2024 Symposium
The largest annual gathering of geospatial intelligence professionals in the nation is happening May 5-8 at the Gaylord Palms Resort and Conference Center in Kissimmee, Florida
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U.S. to rely on commercial satellites to image spacecraft in orbit
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency is interested in “commercial unclassified non-Earth imaging and associated analytics”
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Privateer acquires Orbital Insight
Space situational awareness company Privateer acquired geospatial data analysis firm Orbital Insight in a deal announced May 6.
Geospatial intelligence gets smart
How the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency is leveraging AI for battlefield awareness and geopolitical insights
U.S. Space Force taps commercial satellites to fill demand for global insights
A U.S. Space Force online marketplace that taps into commercial satellite data has executed around $8 million worth of contracts over the past four months.
NGA to tap commercial satellites to patrol maritime hotspots
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency announced its first commercial solutions opening to provide direct-to-warfighter commercial analytics for maritime domain awareness.
Search engine focused on Earth data gets new investors
Danti’s $5 million seed round led by defense tech VC firm Shield Capital
Airbus to continue enhancing Pleiades Neo Next constellation
Airbus will continue to improve its Pleiades Neo Next constellation rather than duplicating the capabilities of its two Pleiades Neo satellites.
‘People are going to try to steal your secrets’ Dixon warns
Kissimmee, Fla. – As U.S. intelligence agencies increase their reliance on commercial geospatial products and services, cybersecurity becomes a growing concern. “We create so many innovative solutions here in this country,” Stacey Dixon, U.S. deputy director of national intelligence, said May 6 at the 2024 GEOINT Symposium here. “Yet we…
Iceye to allow customers to directly task the company’s imaging satellites
The company operates a constellation of small satellites that use synthetic-aperture radar to image the Earth
Capella Space using AI to automate ship identification
“This can be used to track activity in ports, shipping lanes or other areas.”
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