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Satellite for Taiwan launched from California
Formosat-5 is the first satellite to be fully designed by Taiwan’s space agency and is intended to advance the nation’s space technology and scientific research while providing global imagery with a wide array of uses.
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Australian military cuts deal with DigitalGlobe for satellite imagery
DigitalGlobe has been awarded an $83 million Australian military contract to provide commercial satellite imagery.
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Air Force developing geospatial intel system
BlackSky Geospatial Solutions has been awarded a $16.4 million Air Force contract to develop a geospatial intelligence system.
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Northrop Grumman wins JSTARS upgrade
Under the contract, Northrop Grumman will replace existing terminals with Air Force Tactical Receive System-Ruggedized (AFTRS-R) terminals.
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NGA announces deputy director
Justin Poole will be taking over as the seventh deputy director of the NGA.
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Here’s how technology can help unburden DIA analysts
The Defense Intelligence Agency’s collaborative Innovation Hub environment allows the private sector to pitch new capabilities and business processes to help mission cells address critical needs.
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Researchers seek fresh kernels of code to bridge legacy systems and modern microchips
The Office of Naval Research is working on developing “Popcorn Linux,” a common lingo to allow legacy systems access to modern, multi-core processors without the need for extremely labor-intensive code translation.
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Marine Corps targets a compact, combined fires support platform
A streamlined, binocular-type GPS targeting system is being deployed across the service to enhance portability and digital sharing tools for forward observers.
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Naval Research Laboratory explores autonomous UAVs
The wingman of the future many not be a man or a woman at all, but rather a software-enabled unmanned aerial vehicle using autonomous goal reasoning to operate in tandem with a human-piloted aircraft.
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Is an intel community reorg in the works?
The intelligence community is in the middle of a “significant transformation process,” according to the IC’s top official.
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Satellite for Taiwan launched from California
Formosat-5 is the first satellite to be fully designed by Taiwan’s space agency and is intended to advance the nation’s space technology and scientific research while providing global imagery with a wide array of uses.
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Australian military cuts deal with DigitalGlobe for satellite imagery
DigitalGlobe has been awarded an $83 million Australian military contract to provide commercial satellite imagery.
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Air Force developing geospatial intel system
BlackSky Geospatial Solutions has been awarded a $16.4 million Air Force contract to develop a geospatial intelligence system.
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Northrop Grumman wins JSTARS upgrade
Under the contract, Northrop Grumman will replace existing terminals with Air Force Tactical Receive System-Ruggedized (AFTRS-R) terminals.
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NGA announces deputy director
Justin Poole will be taking over as the seventh deputy director of the NGA.
-
Here’s how technology can help unburden DIA analysts
The Defense Intelligence Agency’s collaborative Innovation Hub environment allows the private sector to pitch new capabilities and business processes to help mission cells address critical needs.
-
Researchers seek fresh kernels of code to bridge legacy systems and modern microchips
The Office of Naval Research is working on developing “Popcorn Linux,” a common lingo to allow legacy systems access to modern, multi-core processors without the need for extremely labor-intensive code translation.
-
Marine Corps targets a compact, combined fires support platform
A streamlined, binocular-type GPS targeting system is being deployed across the service to enhance portability and digital sharing tools for forward observers.
-
Naval Research Laboratory explores autonomous UAVs
The wingman of the future many not be a man or a woman at all, but rather a software-enabled unmanned aerial vehicle using autonomous goal reasoning to operate in tandem with a human-piloted aircraft.
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Is an intel community reorg in the works?
The intelligence community is in the middle of a “significant transformation process,” according to the IC’s top official.
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Satellite for Taiwan launched from California
Formosat-5 is the first satellite to be fully designed by Taiwan’s space agency and is intended to advance the nation’s space technology and scientific research while providing global imagery with a wide array of uses.
-
Australian military cuts deal with DigitalGlobe for satellite imagery
DigitalGlobe has been awarded an $83 million Australian military contract to provide commercial satellite imagery.
-
Air Force developing geospatial intel system
BlackSky Geospatial Solutions has been awarded a $16.4 million Air Force contract to develop a geospatial intelligence system.
-
Northrop Grumman wins JSTARS upgrade
Under the contract, Northrop Grumman will replace existing terminals with Air Force Tactical Receive System-Ruggedized (AFTRS-R) terminals.
-
NGA announces deputy director
Justin Poole will be taking over as the seventh deputy director of the NGA.
-
Here’s how technology can help unburden DIA analysts
The Defense Intelligence Agency’s collaborative Innovation Hub environment allows the private sector to pitch new capabilities and business processes to help mission cells address critical needs.
-
Researchers seek fresh kernels of code to bridge legacy systems and modern microchips
The Office of Naval Research is working on developing “Popcorn Linux,” a common lingo to allow legacy systems access to modern, multi-core processors without the need for extremely labor-intensive code translation.
-
Marine Corps targets a compact, combined fires support platform
A streamlined, binocular-type GPS targeting system is being deployed across the service to enhance portability and digital sharing tools for forward observers.
-
Naval Research Laboratory explores autonomous UAVs
The wingman of the future many not be a man or a woman at all, but rather a software-enabled unmanned aerial vehicle using autonomous goal reasoning to operate in tandem with a human-piloted aircraft.
-
Is an intel community reorg in the works?
The intelligence community is in the middle of a “significant transformation process,” according to the IC’s top official.
