The 2018
GEOINT and Open Source Analytics Summit will focus on techniques and resources aimed at integrating open source technologies into today's
GEOINT landscape. This educational Summit will engage US military commands, government agencies, and technology providers in a town-hall forum to highlight the impact of open source data combined with sensitive information to develop a holistic
GEOINT picture.
Topics to be Covered Include:
- Modernizing GEOINT by applying big data computing and machine learning resources to introduce data points including classified and unclassified sources
- Harnessing the direction of NGA's initiative of augmentation, artificial intelligence, and automation for increased effectiveness
- Collecting and creating operational-tactical imagery, elevation data, and geospatial information for mission success
- Incorporating AI into the geospatial realm for increased automation and easier identification of targets
- Efforts toward applying a unified GEOINT platform to utilize tools, algorithms, and capabilities into a data-centric exploitation model
- Working to employ a joint effort combination between humans and computers to expand data volumes allowing for accurate GEOINT exploitation
Why Attend?
This educational Summit will enable the Intelligence Community, military intelligence organizations and industry partners to come together in a collaborative forum to encourage honest dialogue to address the technical vulnerabilities of the Intelligence Community focusing specifically on
GEOINT.
In today's technological era, the IC has been seeing increased importance and reliance on the ability to harness and exploit open source data to enhance
GEOINT. This forum will discuss the efforts to couple commercial open source data with classified information and how this combination enhances the quality of
GEOINT brought to key decision-makers. The main objective of this year's discussion will be integrating this open source information and effectively exploiting it in a timely manner.
Overall, this summit will feature senior level discussions of the latest efforts by government agencies and organizations to utilize geospatial and open source data for critical missions. Such a dialogue in a non-attributed setting, will allow for solution providers and thought-leaders to join together in vital discussion regarding the advancements and progress of
GEOINT resources and tools.
At our Summit You Will Have the Ability to
- Gain Education & Insight: Walk away with knowledge gained from our senior level speakers on some of the complex challenges facing intelligence officers and analysts.
- Build Partnerships: The agenda is designed to allow for ample networking opportunities and the ability to discover some the latest technologies helping process, exploit, and disseminate big data.
- Influence: Help foster ideas! Share your own insight and knowledge during our interactive sessions. All attendees are given the opportunity to address our speaker faculty with their questions or comments and will receive a pre-summit questionnaire for precise questions and subject matters you would like our speakers to address.
2018 Confirmed Speakers Include:
- Christy Monaco, Director, Office of Ventures and Innovation, NGA
- Chris Rasmussen, Program Manager, Unclassified GEOINT Pathfinder, National Geospatial Intelligence Agency
- Pete Muend, Commercial GEOINT Activity (CGA) Lead, National Reconnaissance Office
- CAPT Patrick Schreiber, USCG, Commanding Officer, Coast Guard Intelligence Coordination Center (ICC)
- COL David Robinson, USA, Army Service Lead, DIUx
Additional Speakers:
- LTC Shannon Helberg, USA Commander, Army GEOINT Battalion, National Ground Intelligence Center
- David Wrubel, Chief, Integrated Analysis and Methods Division, DIA
- Victor Robles, Chief, Army OSINT Program, HQDA G-2
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Venue
Spire Events Center750 First Street NE
Washington, DC
(Across from Union Station in the National Psychological Association Building)