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MILITARY GEOSPATIAL TECHNOLOGY<br />

FEBRUARY 2009<br />

VOLUME 7 • ISSUE 1<br />

FEATURES COVER / Q&A<br />

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The Big Picture<br />

For geospatial users, the ability to move smoothly between<br />

the worlds of electronic and physical images—to produce<br />

high-quality prints from complex and detailed digital<br />

images, and vice versa—is essential. To meet those needs,<br />

a wide range of printers and scanners using advanced<br />

technology is available.<br />

By Erin Flynn Jay<br />

Computing Clouds Cast Geospatial Vision<br />

Cloud computing, the increasingly popular IT concept that<br />

uses a cloud to symbolize the Internet as the data and<br />

application services provider, shielding users from the<br />

underlying complexity, is extending its reach into the world<br />

of geospatial intelligence.<br />

By Cheryl Gerber<br />

New Light From LIDAR<br />

Advances in technology are facilitating the use of light<br />

detection and ranging (LIDAR) data and helping to expand<br />

its use into new areas, including simulation and training.<br />

By Peter A. Buxbaum<br />

In the Human Domain<br />

Two complementary disciplines, which both operate in the<br />

human domain, were recently merged into the new Defense<br />

Counterintelligence and Human Intelligence Center.<br />

Geospatial Edge for the Warfighter<br />

To better enable our warfighters to navigate today’s<br />

complex operational environment, the Army Topographic<br />

Engineering Center developed the Joint-Geospatial<br />

Enterprise Services program to build a bridge among the<br />

warfighter, the command center and the national level.<br />

By Jamal B. Beck and Dan Visone<br />

Special Operations GEOINT<br />

The U.S. Special Operations Command NGA Support<br />

Team is located at MacDill Air Force Base, the home of its<br />

mission partner. The team’s reach, however, extends much<br />

farther because of the worldwide mission that it supports.<br />

By Juanita T. Hartbarger<br />

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DEPARTMENTS<br />

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Robert Cardillo<br />

Deputy Director for Analysis<br />

Defense Intelligence Agency<br />

Editor’s Perspective<br />

People/Program Notes<br />

Industry Raster<br />

Homeland Vector<br />

Calendar, Directory<br />

INDUSTRY INTERVIEW<br />

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James Dolan<br />

Senior Vice President and General Manager<br />

Overwatch Geospatial Systems

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