USGIF is partnering with the American Geographical Society for their annual fall symposium in New York City. Join other thought leaders from academia, industry, government, and the social sector who care about the future geography of our cities. EXPLORING OUR FUTURE IN AN URBANIZED WORLD In 2014, AGS mounted an “Expedition to the Future”, and a topic that prominently recurred through much of the dialog was “urbanization....

Hosted and produced by the United States Geospatial Intelligence Foundation (USGIF), a non-profit non-lobbying educational organization, the annual GEOINT Symposium is the nation’s largest gathering of intelligence professionals and the preeminent intelligence event of the year. Who is USGIF? The United States Geospatial Intelligence Foundation (USGIF) is the only organization dedicated to promoting the geospatial intelligence tradecraft...

“Geography 2050: Mounting an Expedition to the Future” is the inaugural event in a multi-year strategic dialogue meant to help decision makers and the public alike understand the major trends that will reshape the nation and planet between now and 2050. Geography 2050 is the fall conference of the American Geographical Society. It is hosted by the Earth Institute at Columbia University, with the support of USGIF, and other partners...

The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency’s (NGA) Tech Showcase East will take place September 9 at NGA Campus East in Springfield, VA. This all-day, classified event features NGA panels and presentations in the morning as well as demos throughout the building in the afternoon. It is the ultimate NGA experience to find new opportunities and grow your business. Agenda 0730-0830 – Registration Check In 0830-0840 – Security Br...

Produced in partnership with Analyst One, this one-day event provides a forum for sharing lessons learned between and among thought leaders from various industry sectors in need of best-of-breed capabilities to enhance analytic outcomes. If you offer capabilities to improve data collection, processing, visualization, correlation and analysis or training/integration of these critical functions, join us as we facilitate direct cross sector colla...

The United States Geospatial Intelligence Foundation (USGIF) and the Advanced Technical Intelligence Association (ATIA) are organizing the 2014 ABI Forum: ABI in Practice and the Challenges Ahead. This SI/TK FVEY classified event is open to industry, government, academia, and FVEYpartners. The discussion will focus on the concerns, challenges and opportunities associated with the day-in and day-out use of Activity-Based Intelligence across the...

This workshop will differ from past IC ITE events by exploring the mission implications and benefits that IC ITE will bring to the Community. We will dive into the original scope of IC ITE, hear from those implementing and fielding the capabilities, and learn more about the strategy that is making IC ITE a reality. REGISTER NOW USGIF Member: $325Non-Member: $425Government/Military: $50Academia: $50 Agenda at a Glance (subject to change) 0800-0...

The GEOINT Symposium is the nation’s largest intelligence event of the year. The annual GEOINT Symposium, hosted by the United States Geospatial Intelligence Foundation, is the nation’s preeminent intelligence event. The GEOINT 2013* Symposium promises another agenda packed with important keynote speakers, insightful panel discussions and interesting breakout sessions. Building on the dialogue from past Symposia, GEOINT 2013* will...

GEOINT Symposium Postponed to Spring 2014 http://geoint2013.com/news/428-geoint-symposium-postponed-to-spring-2014 The GEOINT Symposium is the nation’s largest intelligence event of the year. This year marks the 10th anniversary of the annual GEOINT Symposium, hosted by the United States Geospatial Intelligence Foundation (USGIF). GEOINT 2013 promises another agenda packed with important keynote speakers, insightful panel discussions and...

The National Information Exchange Model (NIEM) is a community-driven, standards-based approach to exchanging information across organizations. Initially started as a grassroots effort at the state and local levels, NIEM is now being used at varying levels of maturity in all 50 states and 19 federal agencies. Of particular significance from an acquisition and interoperability perspective, the Department of Defense signed a letter of intent in M...