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How imagery satellites captured the missile strikes in Syria
The latest images from the American satellite industry following the air strikes in Syria.
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Inside ODNI’s plans to ‘transform’ through reorg
Shakeups are afoot at the Office of the Director of National Intelligence.
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Big brother, robot overlords and intelligence acquisition reform
The slow pace of acquisition isn’t the government’s only problem buying new technology.
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Why the national security space community is studying the Chinese space station that just crashed into the Pacific
The national security space community is interested in the Chinese space station that entered Earth’s atmosphere Sunday.
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Chinese flotilla transits South China Sea, satellite imagery shows
Satellite images from this week showed a Chinese carrier group steaming with dozens of other ships, according to a Reuters report.
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Strava’s new heat maps reveal less, but data concerns persist
But the popular fitness app’s data set will likely continue to reveal just as much.
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For satellite imagery to thrive, industry wants reforms
Regulations for the satellite imagery sector have left industry leaders flustered, but they’re hopeful change is on the way.
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Air Force ISR leaders ‘underestimated the pace of change and the threats’
The Air Force told lawmakers this week that it underestimated threats when assessing the fate of its ISR systems.
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Intelligence official: US still leads in quantum computing … for now
Despite investments by competitors such as China, the U.S. still leads quantum computing research according to the director of the Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity.
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The intel community wants to geotag photos even when terrorists have disabled the feature
IARPA director Jason Matheny provided a brief rundown of programs his agency is funding to reduce the cognitive burden on analysts.
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How imagery satellites captured the missile strikes in Syria
The latest images from the American satellite industry following the air strikes in Syria.
-
Inside ODNI’s plans to ‘transform’ through reorg
Shakeups are afoot at the Office of the Director of National Intelligence.
-
Big brother, robot overlords and intelligence acquisition reform
The slow pace of acquisition isn’t the government’s only problem buying new technology.
-
Why the national security space community is studying the Chinese space station that just crashed into the Pacific
The national security space community is interested in the Chinese space station that entered Earth’s atmosphere Sunday.
-
Chinese flotilla transits South China Sea, satellite imagery shows
Satellite images from this week showed a Chinese carrier group steaming with dozens of other ships, according to a Reuters report.
-
Strava’s new heat maps reveal less, but data concerns persist
But the popular fitness app’s data set will likely continue to reveal just as much.
-
For satellite imagery to thrive, industry wants reforms
Regulations for the satellite imagery sector have left industry leaders flustered, but they’re hopeful change is on the way.
-
Air Force ISR leaders ‘underestimated the pace of change and the threats’
The Air Force told lawmakers this week that it underestimated threats when assessing the fate of its ISR systems.
-
Intelligence official: US still leads in quantum computing … for now
Despite investments by competitors such as China, the U.S. still leads quantum computing research according to the director of the Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity.
-
The intel community wants to geotag photos even when terrorists have disabled the feature
IARPA director Jason Matheny provided a brief rundown of programs his agency is funding to reduce the cognitive burden on analysts.
-
How imagery satellites captured the missile strikes in Syria
The latest images from the American satellite industry following the air strikes in Syria.
-
Inside ODNI’s plans to ‘transform’ through reorg
Shakeups are afoot at the Office of the Director of National Intelligence.
-
Big brother, robot overlords and intelligence acquisition reform
The slow pace of acquisition isn’t the government’s only problem buying new technology.
-
Why the national security space community is studying the Chinese space station that just crashed into the Pacific
The national security space community is interested in the Chinese space station that entered Earth’s atmosphere Sunday.
-
Chinese flotilla transits South China Sea, satellite imagery shows
Satellite images from this week showed a Chinese carrier group steaming with dozens of other ships, according to a Reuters report.
-
Strava’s new heat maps reveal less, but data concerns persist
But the popular fitness app’s data set will likely continue to reveal just as much.
-
For satellite imagery to thrive, industry wants reforms
Regulations for the satellite imagery sector have left industry leaders flustered, but they’re hopeful change is on the way.
-
Air Force ISR leaders ‘underestimated the pace of change and the threats’
The Air Force told lawmakers this week that it underestimated threats when assessing the fate of its ISR systems.
-
Intelligence official: US still leads in quantum computing … for now
Despite investments by competitors such as China, the U.S. still leads quantum computing research according to the director of the Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity.
-
The intel community wants to geotag photos even when terrorists have disabled the feature
IARPA director Jason Matheny provided a brief rundown of programs his agency is funding to reduce the cognitive burden on analysts.
