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How the intelligence community is tapping into commercial radio frequency data
HawkEye 360’s satellites can detect radio frequency emissions, allowing analysts to identify and geolocate various signals.
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Secrets of Tempest’s ground-breaking radar revealed
Radar engineers on the sixth-generation Tempest fighter program say they will break data-processing records by way of miniaturization and going digital.
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NGA launches new tech accelerator in St. Louis
The accelerator program adds to the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency’s investment in the St. Louis area, where the agency is building a new state-of-the-art facility to house NGA West.
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Space programs boost Defense Innovation Unit budget
Congress increased DIU’s R&D budget by $20 million over last year’s appropriations.
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Capella Space unveils new high-resolution synthetic aperture radar imagery
The imagery is designed to meet the needs of government customers, including the U.S. military and intelligence community.
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NGA adds small satellite imagery to its unclassified collection
The agency is adding Planet Federal and BlackSky data to its Global Enhanced GEOINT Delivery system, a portal that provides access to map-ready, unclassified imagery to the federal government and 55 foreign partners.
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US Air Force wants help seeing moving targets in its sensor data
Descartes Labs says its geospatial analytics platform will help the Air Force generate moving target indication data.
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The ambient audio in your video could give away its location. This intelligence agency wants to use that.
A U.S. government agency wants to be able to identify where audio was recorded based on the ambient sound in the background.
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Budget for secretive military intelligence program hits nine-year spending high
Military Intelligence Program funding for last year was the highest since 2011.
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Thales launches small AESA radar for small aircraft
The French defense ministry wants the AirMaster C sensor for its future Guépard helicopter, according to the company.
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How the intelligence community is tapping into commercial radio frequency data
HawkEye 360’s satellites can detect radio frequency emissions, allowing analysts to identify and geolocate various signals.
-
Secrets of Tempest’s ground-breaking radar revealed
Radar engineers on the sixth-generation Tempest fighter program say they will break data-processing records by way of miniaturization and going digital.
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NGA launches new tech accelerator in St. Louis
The accelerator program adds to the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency’s investment in the St. Louis area, where the agency is building a new state-of-the-art facility to house NGA West.
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Space programs boost Defense Innovation Unit budget
Congress increased DIU’s R&D budget by $20 million over last year’s appropriations.
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Capella Space unveils new high-resolution synthetic aperture radar imagery
The imagery is designed to meet the needs of government customers, including the U.S. military and intelligence community.
-
NGA adds small satellite imagery to its unclassified collection
The agency is adding Planet Federal and BlackSky data to its Global Enhanced GEOINT Delivery system, a portal that provides access to map-ready, unclassified imagery to the federal government and 55 foreign partners.
-
US Air Force wants help seeing moving targets in its sensor data
Descartes Labs says its geospatial analytics platform will help the Air Force generate moving target indication data.
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The ambient audio in your video could give away its location. This intelligence agency wants to use that.
A U.S. government agency wants to be able to identify where audio was recorded based on the ambient sound in the background.
-
Budget for secretive military intelligence program hits nine-year spending high
Military Intelligence Program funding for last year was the highest since 2011.
-
Thales launches small AESA radar for small aircraft
The French defense ministry wants the AirMaster C sensor for its future Guépard helicopter, according to the company.
-
How the intelligence community is tapping into commercial radio frequency data
HawkEye 360’s satellites can detect radio frequency emissions, allowing analysts to identify and geolocate various signals.
-
Secrets of Tempest’s ground-breaking radar revealed
Radar engineers on the sixth-generation Tempest fighter program say they will break data-processing records by way of miniaturization and going digital.
-
NGA launches new tech accelerator in St. Louis
The accelerator program adds to the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency’s investment in the St. Louis area, where the agency is building a new state-of-the-art facility to house NGA West.
-
Space programs boost Defense Innovation Unit budget
Congress increased DIU’s R&D budget by $20 million over last year’s appropriations.
-
Capella Space unveils new high-resolution synthetic aperture radar imagery
The imagery is designed to meet the needs of government customers, including the U.S. military and intelligence community.
-
NGA adds small satellite imagery to its unclassified collection
The agency is adding Planet Federal and BlackSky data to its Global Enhanced GEOINT Delivery system, a portal that provides access to map-ready, unclassified imagery to the federal government and 55 foreign partners.
-
US Air Force wants help seeing moving targets in its sensor data
Descartes Labs says its geospatial analytics platform will help the Air Force generate moving target indication data.
-
The ambient audio in your video could give away its location. This intelligence agency wants to use that.
A U.S. government agency wants to be able to identify where audio was recorded based on the ambient sound in the background.
-
Budget for secretive military intelligence program hits nine-year spending high
Military Intelligence Program funding for last year was the highest since 2011.
-
Thales launches small AESA radar for small aircraft
The French defense ministry wants the AirMaster C sensor for its future Guépard helicopter, according to the company.
