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Scorpion demos multi-mode radar
The I-Master radar adds long range, wide area surveillance and target tracking.
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Two to create sensor software for Canadian armor
Thales will design Battlefield Operational Surveillance Software for light armored vehicles.
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Sniffing out uranium on the move
The Pentagon wants a sensor that can detect highly enriched uranium from inside a moving vehicle.
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NGA adapts to new roles
The democratization of space poses tough challenges for the geospatial agency.
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HP gets UK GEOINT work
HP and Envitia will collaborate to deliver the first phase of the Defence Geospatial Services (DGS) program.
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Evolving threats increase pressure for seamless GEOINT sharing
Controls used in the commercial space are also applicable to securing disparate GEOINT systems.
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‘Moron’ terrorist’s selfie leads U.S. to ISIL command post
An ISIL member bragged about his command center on social media. Big mistake.
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U.S. Navy, Australia award radar contract
Raytheon will provide 46 APY-10 radars to the U.S. Navy, and seven more to Australia.
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Taking geospatial data where no network reaches
The AGC assisted the Army’s Nett Warrior program to implement handheld device support for GeoPackage at the tactical edge.
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Navy tests maritime aircraft radar
The radar “represents the next generation of maritime patrol and reconnaissance radars,” according to the Navy.
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Scorpion demos multi-mode radar
The I-Master radar adds long range, wide area surveillance and target tracking.
-
Two to create sensor software for Canadian armor
Thales will design Battlefield Operational Surveillance Software for light armored vehicles.
-
Sniffing out uranium on the move
The Pentagon wants a sensor that can detect highly enriched uranium from inside a moving vehicle.
-
NGA adapts to new roles
The democratization of space poses tough challenges for the geospatial agency.
-
HP gets UK GEOINT work
HP and Envitia will collaborate to deliver the first phase of the Defence Geospatial Services (DGS) program.
-
Evolving threats increase pressure for seamless GEOINT sharing
Controls used in the commercial space are also applicable to securing disparate GEOINT systems.
-
‘Moron’ terrorist’s selfie leads U.S. to ISIL command post
An ISIL member bragged about his command center on social media. Big mistake.
-
U.S. Navy, Australia award radar contract
Raytheon will provide 46 APY-10 radars to the U.S. Navy, and seven more to Australia.
-
Taking geospatial data where no network reaches
The AGC assisted the Army’s Nett Warrior program to implement handheld device support for GeoPackage at the tactical edge.
-
Navy tests maritime aircraft radar
The radar “represents the next generation of maritime patrol and reconnaissance radars,” according to the Navy.
-
Scorpion demos multi-mode radar
The I-Master radar adds long range, wide area surveillance and target tracking.
-
Two to create sensor software for Canadian armor
Thales will design Battlefield Operational Surveillance Software for light armored vehicles.
-
Sniffing out uranium on the move
The Pentagon wants a sensor that can detect highly enriched uranium from inside a moving vehicle.
-
NGA adapts to new roles
The democratization of space poses tough challenges for the geospatial agency.
-
HP gets UK GEOINT work
HP and Envitia will collaborate to deliver the first phase of the Defence Geospatial Services (DGS) program.
-
Evolving threats increase pressure for seamless GEOINT sharing
Controls used in the commercial space are also applicable to securing disparate GEOINT systems.
-
‘Moron’ terrorist’s selfie leads U.S. to ISIL command post
An ISIL member bragged about his command center on social media. Big mistake.
-
U.S. Navy, Australia award radar contract
Raytheon will provide 46 APY-10 radars to the U.S. Navy, and seven more to Australia.
-
Taking geospatial data where no network reaches
The AGC assisted the Army’s Nett Warrior program to implement handheld device support for GeoPackage at the tactical edge.
-
Navy tests maritime aircraft radar
The radar “represents the next generation of maritime patrol and reconnaissance radars,” according to the Navy.
