DGI 2025 Blog
GEOINT In a Knowledge-Centric Battlespace
Discover why knowledge-centric thinking should be the objective in the 2020s for the GEOINT community, and how it can be achieved. The more we rely on automation, AI, ML to support decision making the more we also have to provide a measure of assurance.
The Right To Precision
Precision improves the prospects of military success and, certainly in NATO eyes, reduces the risk to the innocent. This blog explores the importance of precision within geospatial intelligence, and what this mean to the DGI community.
Ukraine, Partnerships and GEOINT – DGI 2023 Could Not Be More Relevant
During the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, intelligence from USA and UK has been crucial in publishing information such as maps of Russia dispositions. GEOINT plays a part in this intelligence. Discover how DGI 2023 covers todays most relevant topics, including GEOINT alliances, communities and partnerships.
Improving Your Geospatial-Intelligence Strategy to Increase Speed and Reliability
Geospatial intelligence agencies are optimising their intelligence strategy to enhance speed and reliability. From cutting-edge tech innovations in drones and 3D mapping, to digital twin technology and collaborations. Discover the latest in GEO-INT technology to revolutionise the sector.
Prioritising Space Situational Awareness in Your Geo-Spatial Intelligence Strategy
The space situational awareness market is set to grow to 1.73 billion USD by 2028. As a result, geospatial intelligence agencies are prioritising SSA as part of their strategy. Discover where SSA technology is headed, from object identification to early warning capabilities.
Strengthening Geospatial-Intelligence Partnerships During the Russia-Ukraine War
As the Russia-Ukraine war continues, exciting GEO-INT partnerships have been formed to aid international allies. Unprecedented access to real-time data such as satellite imagery is uncovering Russian military operations and disinformation efforts. This a great case study for the vital role international collaborations can have as the Russia-Ukraine war rages on.
Conversation with John Kedar, Geospatial Strategy Advisor, at DGI 2021
In Conversation with John Kedar, Geospatial Strategy Advisor, before he interviews world-renowned geospatial expert Vanessa Lawrence at DGI 2021. Interview conducted by the DGI Editorial Director.
Q&A with John Kedar, Fr. Director of International Engagement
John Kedar served a career in the UK armed forces,. He has subsequently worked for six years as Ordnance Survey’s Director of International Engagement, during which time he helped grow Ordnance Survey’s global reputation and steer the development of the United Nations Integrated Geospatial Information Framework