The forthcoming SOCET GXP v4.0 release represents the achievement of a goal we envisioned nearly 10 years ago to merge image exploitation, geospatial production, and a myriad of other critical mapping tasks into a single commercial product…
GXP Road Show 2012 — We’re coming to you! Want to see the latest GXP Xplorer and SOCET GXP technology? Watch for details and dates…
The customer portal offers access to exportable software builds, patches, and other critical product information at any time, and any time zone.
Like raster and vector data many years ago, 3D clouds of billions of LiDAR points — which can be colored and very realistic — are an exciting new data type. However, they pose many software challenges, and software vendors are working hard to develop new software to manage, process, visualize, and extract features from point clouds.
See the latest GXP Xplorer and SOCET GXP software capabilities for data management and geospatial-intelligence analysis. Friday, November 18, 2011, MacDill Air Force Base – Tampa, FL. Choose from one of two identical sessions: 8 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. or 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
The briefing covers SOCET GXP v3.2 photogrammetry, mapping, geospatial production, and image analysis workflows; new tools coming in SOCET GXP v4.0; guidelines for transitioning SOCET SET workflows to SOCET GXP; and an introduction to GXP Xplorer — the new data management and visualisation tool that everyone is talking about.
Conference program now available! Click here to view the User Conference program online, or download as a PDF. Just announced! Keynote speakers…
The U.S. Army recently signed a multi-year agreement to add more than 500 new licenses of BAE Systems’ comprehensive geospatial-intelligence analysis software, SOCET GXP®.
BAE Systems is hosting a series of presentations July 12 – 14 in San Diego during the Esri International User Conference to introduce revolutionary technology for automated photogrammetry, data management and image analysis.
BAE Systems is presenting an informational workshop to preview SOCET GXP v4.0 geospatial-intelligence capabilities coming soon to NGA. The briefing also covers SOCET GXP v3.2 image analysis workflows, GXP Xplorer v2.0 data management and illustrates how the tools work together in the operational environment.
A lot of analysts work within a 30-60 minute window, although I’ve seen timeframes as short as 20 minutes. A lot of that time is spent getting current imagery into the workstation…
