Imagery

The imagery/intelligence industry is dynamic and rapidly expanding at a crucial time where needs ranging from defense to city planning, from agricultural development to world mapping far outpaces the current infrastructure.  This growing need results in a greater demand for better management and dissemination of government and commercial assets to satisfy user requirements.  The world’s growing population fuels the need for more imagery products.  This requires better management and allocation of valuable resources. 

Analysts today engage in many new and changing facets of imagery and the vast worldwide network of systems that comprise our current imagery/intelligence infrastructure.  This requires extensive backgrounds in various types of imagery and the plethora of systems that accompany them.  Imagery and Intelligence Solutions (IIS) has the means to handle the multitude of imagery and related systems that are deployed in the market.  Our experience ranges from air-breather platforms such as the U2 and Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV) to government and commercial satellite derived imagery, and includes both still and full motion video.  Our analysts average over 8 years of experience analyzing, report writing and producing imagery derived products from all types of platforms and all types of sensors for any phase of the image/intelligence lifecycle; first, second and third phase analysis of the assets.  Our analysts are also experienced in collections and requirements management to include the world wide dissemination of both raw data and finished products.  IIS has a great deal of experience managing, exploiting, producing, and disseminating intelligence products in both the tactical and strategic realms.

As technology and current intelligence needs change IIS is equipped to adapt to these changes and lead the way into the future of imagery systems and analysis.

“Our key objectives at NGA involve convergence, technology insertion, and more clearly operationalizing the GEOINT function manager role.  For us, transformation is about more efficiently and effectively processing data from disparate collection sources, deploying the best technologies in ways that deliver the greatest value to our various customers, and solidifying policies that will govern the GEOINT trade craft in the future.”