Times may be uncertain, but one thing remains true: there is power in people coming together. As the world’s leading international geospatial intelligence conference, only at DGI can you learn from and network with so many geospatial intelligence leaders from allied nations as they share practical insights in: Space Intelligence Accelerating Analysis Human-Machine Teams Fusing Open & Military Intelligence Communities and Partnerships

Registration Closes February 8, 2023 Join us as USGIF continues series of programs focused on the GEOINT equities of the U.S. military forces with a day of in-person programming dedicated to the U.S. Army. This day of keynotes and panel discussions is intended to inform participants from around the force about how GEOINT matters to them and help members of the GEOINT community better understand the Army’s unique needs. It also affords th...

Under the previous administration, there was a significant shift in US attitude toward Space. With the re-introduction of the National Space Council, under the direction of the Vice President, major new directives have been enacted, including exploration, commerce, traffic management, and military. Under the Biden administration these efforts have continued and expanded. Increase in funding has opened the door to innovation in both the public...

We are at an inflection point in earth observation and location intelligence. As we enter an era of strategic competition, DSI’s 5th Annual GEOINT Innovation Summit will discuss how geospatial intelligence has become increasingly vital to securing the intelligence advantage over adversaries to enable decision dominance for government, defense, and policy leaders. This year’s event will explore opportunities to integrate emerging te...

IWC-3: Information Warfare & Cyber Conflice Conference Interconnected Systems: The Future Of Conflict From supply chain attacks to internationally dispersed (dis)information operations global conflict continues to evolve. Military communications and air gapped industrial control systems face new challenges with changes in computing power and advances in AI. Interconnected systems and the associated technologies have changed many aspects of...

Now in its ninth year, the Summit, powered by AFCEA International and the Intelligence and National Security Alliance (INSA), brings senior Intelligence Community leaders together to advance collaborative solutions to critical intelligence and national security challenges. The nation's premier intelligence and national security conference returns to the Gaylord National Resort on September 15-16. #IntelSummit22 offers powerful plenaries focuse...

Registration is Closed Artificial intelligence is changing the landscape of war, and it remains a top focus area for the Department of Defense. The Pentagon has requested its largest budget ever for research and development in 2023, with a particular emphasis on artificial intelligence and technology. This year’s newly re-focused AI for Defense Summit will provide perspectives from senior leaders across the DoD, military, academia, and i...

Registration for the AFCEA Intelligence Symposium is now closed due to NGA capacity limits The 40th annual AFCEA Spring Intelligence Symposium returns to the NGA Campus East in Springfield, Virginia on July 20-21, 2022. This classified (TS/SI/TK/NOFORN) two-day flagship intelligence event is a forum for Intelligence Community professionals and an ideal venue for learning and networking. The symposium will focus on the ideas, investments, and p...

The Edge of the network is quickly becoming the critical home of Intelligence as well as data collection. This evolving Edge is made up of the sensors, gateways, endpoints, network connections, and ever more importantly, Intelligence that helps IoT-enable organizations become ever more efficient, sustainable and profitable. The conference program will focus on the Intelligent edge as its own entity and as part of the larger Systems of Systems...

The GEOINT Symposium, which began in 2004, is the largest annual gathering of geospatial intelligence—and possibly intelligence—professionals in the nation. With an average total attendance of more than 3,000, the event is a unique and unparalleled opportunity to speak to your extended constituency spanning government, military, the contractor community, and academia. This year’s theme, GEOINT: The Foundation of Intelligence...