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Intel Notes - All

Geospatial intelligence (GEOINT) involves the exploitation and analysis of imagery and geospatial information for decision-making, including safety, mission planning, and targeting support. The process includes planning, collection, analysis, and visualization, with techniques like change detection and hyperspectral imagery enhancing the quality of insights. However, GEOINT faces limitations such as high costs, long lead times for development, and challenges in physical defense in space.

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Geospatial intelligence (GEOINT) involves the exploitation and analysis of imagery and geospatial information for decision-making, including safety, mission planning, and targeting support. The process includes planning, collection, analysis, and visualization, with techniques like change detection and hyperspectral imagery enhancing the quality of insights. However, GEOINT faces limitations such as high costs, long lead times for development, and challenges in physical defense in space.

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Geospatial Intel (GEOINT)

● Geospatial intel: exploitation and analysis of imagery and geospatial info


○ Imagery
■ Pictures taken that is collected with intention
○ Google maps
○ Imagery intel
■ Technical,geographic and intel info derived through the analysis of the
image and collected materials
● For decision makers:
○ safety of navigation
○ Warning intel
○ Mission planning, rehearsal, and command and control (C2)
○ Support to targeting
● More than maps
○ Topographical visual with human overlay
○ Feeds visual frame of reference
○ Adding visual complexity
○ Adds detail for clarity
● Process
○ Direction, planning, and requirements management
○ Discover and obtain geospatial intel
○ Tasking and collection
○ Processing and exploitation
○ Analysis, production, and visualization
○ value -added product improvement
● Change detection
○ Image enhancement technique that compares two images of the same area from
different time periods and eliminates identical picture elements in order to leave
the signatures that have undergone change
● Hyperspectual imagery
○ Image derived from subdividing the electromagnetic spectrum into very narrow
bandwidths allowing images useful in precises terrain or target analysis to be
formed (HSI)
● Overhead Persistent infrared
○ Detect and track missile launches, coverage of high-to-low intensity infrared
events to detect energy radiation from various tactical to strategic objects (OPIR)
● Limitations
○ Cost
○ Lead time for research and development
○ Low density/high demand
○ Physical defense in space

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