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Geospatial reasoning creates the objective connection between a geospatial problem representation and geospatial evidence. Geospatial Intelligence can be derived entirely independent of any satellite or aerial imagery and can be clearly differentiated from IMINT imagery intelligence. It has also been suggested [ by whom? GEOINT, known previously as imagery intelligence IMINT , is an intelligence collection discipline that applies to national security intelligence, law enforcement intelligence, and competitive intelligence. There is growing recognition that human geography, [4] socio-cultural intelligence, [5] and other aspects of the human domain [6] are a critical domain of GEOINT data due to the now pervasive geo-referencing of demographic, ethnographic, and political stability data. This program also enables such users to manage and analyze geospatial data and relationships between mission planning, logistics, and C2I.

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A GIS is a system that incorporates software, hardware, and data for collecting, managing, analyzing, and portraying geographically referenced information. A GIS user geointeloigence incorporate and fuse all of these types of intelligence into applications that provide corroborated GEOINT throughout an organization's information system.

GIS applies to the geographical facets of various aspects geeointelligence everyday life, such as transportation, logistics, medicine, marketing, sociology, ecologypure and applied sciences, emergency managementand criminology.

Geospatial intelligence

Bacastow [9] [10] suggested the following First Principles as markers that define the professional domain in terms of uniqueness geointelligejce value. The NGA uses GIS products to geoibtelligence digital nautical, aeronautical, and topographic charts and maps, [28] to perform geotechnical and coordinate system analysis, and to help solve a large variety of national security and military problems.

MOLE is a set of command components that enables national security intelligence and defense users to easily create, display, and edit U.

The activities of foraging and sensemaking in geointelligencee analysis have been incorporated in the Structured Geospatial Analytic Method.

The ArcGIS Military Analyst extension incorporates display and analysis tools that allow the use and production of vector and raster products, line-of-sight analysis, hillshade analysis, terrain analysis, and Military Grid Reference System MGRS conversion.

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Asset recruiting Cell system Covert action Direct action Operational techniques. A user can enter different kinds of data in map form into a GIS to begin their analysis, such geointelligencce United States Geological Survey USGS digital line graph data, contour lines, elevation maps, topographic mapsgeologic mapsand satellite imagery.

By using this site, you agree to the Terms of Use geoinfelligence Privacy Policy. GEOINT Online provides quick, easy, and reliable access to current NGA intelligence products, changes in activities or regions, information from analyst's blogs geointellignece Intellipediageospatial imagery, maps and charts, major GIS commercial software packages, and GIS combinations of these products.

This resulted in the integration of multiple sources of information, intelligence and trade crafts into NIMA, which subsequently became NGA. US Code - Section From Secrets to Policy, Fourth Edition," p. This program allows the user to create multiple grids, graticules, and borders for such map products as MGRS coordinates and tourist, topographic, parcel, street, nautical, and aeronautical maps.

GEOINT, known previously as imagery intelligence IMINTmwps an intelligence collection discipline that applies to national security intelligence, law enforcement intelligence, and competitive intelligence. Geospatial data can usually be applied to the output of a collector or collection system before it is processed, i. GIS provides a structure for map and data production that allows a user to add other data sources, such as satellite or UAV imagery, as new layers to a geodatabase.

The DGInet technology allows military and national security intelligence customers to access large multi-terabyte databases through a common Web-based interface. Geospatial reasoning creates the objective connection between a geospatial problem representation japs geospatial evidence. This has been suggested as an operational definition of Geospatial Intelligence which might use the moniker of GeoIntel so as to distinguish it from the more restrictive definition offered in U.

Retrieved from " https: For example, an analyst can use GEOINT to identify the route of least resistance for a military force in a hostile country, to discover a pattern in the locations of reported burglaries in a neighborhood, or to generate a map and comparison of failing businesses that a company is likely to purchase. This program allowed the NGA to change its focus from simply generating cartographic products to providing updated, accurate GEOINT to support the national security and military requirements of its customers.

The definitions and usage of the terms geospatial data, geospatial information, and geospatial knowledge are not consistent or unambiguous, further exacerbating the situation.

XQ Q Q Q The program allows the national security intelligence or defense user to track assets such as vehicles or personnelmonitor sensors, visualize change over time, play back events, and analyze historical or real-time temporal data.

This program also provides a basis for command, control, and intelligence C2I systems. Web-enabled GIS applications allow for fast, efficient sharing and disseminating of geospatial data, products, and intelligence from the NGA to its allies, warfighters, partners, and other agencies across the World Wide Web.

These technologies allow a user to efficiently manage, analyze, and produce geospatial datato combine GEOINT with other forms of intelligence collection, and to perform highly developed analysis and visual production of geospatial data.

Geospatial knowledge is a structuring of geospatial information, accompanied by an interpretation or analysis.

A national security intelligence or defense user can subscribe to japs data over the Internet from GPS and custom data feeds to support GEOINT requirements, such as fleet management or target tracking.

It has also been suggested [ by whom? Intelligence gathering disciplines Geospatial intelligence. Generally, geospatial intelligence can be more readily defined as, data, information, and knowledge gathered about entities that can be referenced to a particular location on, above, or below the earth's surface.

It allows the user to view, understand, manipulate, and visualize data to reveal relationships and patterns that solve problems.