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Full Motion Video for Defense in the News

• BAE Systems Moving into Full-Motion Video
• Enhanced Full Motion Video (Harris Corporation)
• Military ‘Swimming In Sensors and Drowning in Data’ By, Stew Magnuson

Complimentary Webinar

• Digital Signage and Video Displays for Government, Military & Defense Applications
  Digital signage is now being used for a broad range of vital communication needs by program and facility managers to get clear and consistent messages to their audience. These messages may include text, graphics, maps, images or video.

Reports & Whitepapers

• Geospatial Location Processes in Applied Defense Scenarios: Whitepaper
  “Geoprocessing” can support targeting, logistics, aviation, signal intelligence, and human intelligence, all of which depend on location information.
• Waveforms for Portability and Performance by Etherstack
• The Blue Force Guardian Angel: Comprehensive Combat Identification Sector Report 2010
  Combat ID is the hierarchical process of combining situational awareness and target identification in coordination with specific tactics, techniques and procedures in order to increase the operational effectiveness of weapon systems and reduce the incidence of casualties caused by friendly…
• Part I - Biometric Technology Investment in Border Management: Whitepaper
  Border security is an important domain in the homeland security industry, particularly if it incorporates airports & seaport domains.
• Part II - Biometric Technology Investment in Border Management: Whitepaper
  The biometrics industry has been growing slowly since 2000, but has only recently reached more widespread acceptance outside specialist building security applications.

Podcasts

• Full Motion Video and Infantry Weapons Technology with George Gibbs of MARCORSYSCOM
  George Gibbs, Infantry Weapons Technologist at MARCORSYSCOM, discusses the latest infantry weapons projects. He details full motion video and how he sees the technology fitting into the USMC's squad level operations. He also talks about how full motion video may shape battlefields of the future and give soldiers an advantage when operating in complicated environments.
• Geospatial Discussion with Commodore Pat Tyrrell OBE (Ret’d) Pat Tyrrell
  Listen to this exclusive podcast from IQPC’s Defense series with Commodore Pat Tyrrell OBE (Ret’d), Former Commandant, Defense Intelligence, Security School and Deputy Chief Executive. Tyrrell discusses the importance of GIS in the Middle East and how it will help at an operational level.
• CSM McPherson of PEO Soldier talks about the Multicam/UCP Delta Testing and Fielding
  The United States Army has been under increasing scrutiny in the past few weeks surrounding soldier survivability and blending with the combat environment in the ACUs or Army Combat Uniforms. The ACUs were fielded to the Army in an unprecedented time following the push into Iraq in Operation Iraqi Freedom...
• ISR in Irregular Warfare with Col Anne Weinberg, USMC
  Col Anne Weinberg, USMC discusses the challenges of Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance in OIF/OEF. The nature of Irregular Warfare in these conflicts has changed the ISR landscape and the U.S. military has had to adapt.
• Situational Awareness and Situation Management with Mark Denari
  Mark Denari, a retired Navy Captain with 30 years of planning and management experience, discusses situational awareness (SA) and situation management (SM). Mark currently leads business development and client solutions for Science Applications International Corporations (SAIC) surveillance and security division.

Presentations

• The US Army Geographic Center
  By, Bob Burkhardt, Geospatial Information Officer & Director, US Army
• The Importance of Interoperability to Establish Situational Awareness for Geospatial Intelligence
  By, Mark Reichardt, President, Open Geospatial Consortium
  
  
  • Identifying the aspects that contribute to integration and interoperability: Technological, political and cultural
  • Global standards and developments for open geospatial practices, architectures and interfaces
  • Standard based web services – the potential for government and military use at planning and operational levels
  • Developing a fully interoperable data sharing strategy
• Setting the Scene: Outlining the uses of geospatial intelligence to support security and defense
  By, Mark Sorensen, President, Geographic Planning Collaborative, Inc. (GPC)
  
  
  • Developments and uses of GIS technologies
  • Lessons learned from past security and defense projects
• Network Support for Missions in Iraq and Afghanistan
  Fred Stein, Distinguished Principal Engineer at MITRE and a retired Colonel, discusses how the network supports, aides, and assists the principal missions in Iraq in Afghanistan. He details hybrid warfare and observations of impact on networks.
• The Eureka Moment: Night Vision Receives Vital Boost from Video Technologies
  Ruben Uribe is President of Physimetrics Inc., and in this presentation, he addresses the inherent difficulties in increasing definition and clarity in night vision video technologies.
• The Next Generation UAV - The USAF MQ-X
  Col Bruce Emig, Chief of the Irregular Warfare Division at Headquarters Air Combat Command, discusses the next generation military UAV/UAS at...
• General James Mattis on Network Enabled Operations and Hybrid Warfare
  General James Mattis, USMC the current Commander of USJFCOM who is poised to be the next leader of USCENTCOM and the efforts in both OIF and OEF discusses network enabled operations and hybrid warfare.

Articles

• Counter-Insurgency Star Wars: Geospatial Defense, Intelligence and Reconnaissance in Afghanistan
  An assessment of the impact that the conflict in Afghanistan had on the development of the geospatial data industry.
• New ISR Lease Plan Offered by Lockheed Martin
  Lockheed Martin’s Airborne Multi-Intelligence Laboratory (AML) is being offered as an ISR system that customers can lease, as an alternative to buying expensive new systems.
• Mercury Computer Systems to Present on High-Performance Computing Subsystems for ISR Applications at IDGA’s UAV Summit on April 27, 2010
  Mercury Computer Systems, Inc., a trusted ISR subsystems provider to U.S. Defense primes, will present on the topic of open architecture computing solutions for improved battlefield intelligence.

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