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- May 13, 2016
The GEOINT Revolution
Read moreIt is time to stop looking backwards—the world has changed and the coming revolution will force us to adapt. The GEOINT Revolution is upon us. Throughout the GEOINT community’s existence, its core activities have centered on managing a flow…
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Planet Labs
Read moreTHE ADVENT OF MASS-PRODUCED, MINIATURE satellites is radically changing Earth observation by vastly increasing the imagery’s “refresh rate.” San Francisco-based Planet Labs is at the forefront of this upheaval, producing, launching, and oper- ating hundreds of spacecraft. The company…
- May 9, 2016
Companies Pick Up Where Google Earth Enterprise Leaves off
Read moreThe waves created by Google’s announcement that it will stop supporting Google Earth Enterprise (GEE) in the spring of 2017 continue to ripple through the geospatial community. For this third installment in this series, I interviewed Andrew Hill, Chief…
- May 9, 2016
Commercial SAR Comes to the U.S. (Finally!)
Read moreCOMMERCIAL SYNTHETIC APERTURE RADAR (COMSAR) data has considerable value for multiple applications and missions. Global national security concerns reinforce the need for unified Combatant Commands (COCOMs) to have continuous awareness of their area of responsibilities. A United States commercial…
- May 6, 2016
Knowledge Must Translate into Action
Read moreWhy does our knowledge not turn into action to restore the Earth’s life-support system? What makes us truly different from all other animals? As Franz de Waal points out in the New York Times, the difference is not in…