SOCET GXP v4.0 is the highly anticipated software that is replacing BAE Systems’ legacy SOCET SET photogrammetric package. There is no doubt that photogrammetric mapping, geospatial production, and image processing have coalesced. Ten years ago, the company had the foresight to create a product roadmap to incorporate geospatial and image processing technologies…

Part of Army analysts’ jobs is to look for historical data to “add contextual value” to current images, said Mark Sarojak, BAE Systems’ director of sales and marketing for GXP.

SAN DIEGO, California — The U.S. Army has procured BAE Systems’ commercial data management software, GXP Xplorer, to reduce the efforts required to rapidly search for and retrieve geospatial data from various legacy repositories.

Dr. Stewart Walker, GXP director of product initiatives was voted vice president of the American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing for 2012. The results of the 2012 election have been tallied by the American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing (ASPRS) Tellers Committee and they reported that…

Manhattan Beach, CA. 21 Feb 2012 – Geosemble Technologies®, Inc., and BAE Systems have expanded their collaboration to integrate Geosemble’s GeoXray™ data-to-knowledge application and BAE Systems’ GXP Xplorer data discovery and retrieval software.

Drew Fisher, GXP director of sales, Americas at BAE Systems, said SOCOM leverages the company’s SOCET GXP (geospatial exploitation product) solution for access to a wide range of key image processing and intel product generation functionality.

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…

The customer portal offers access to exportable software builds, patches, and other critical product information at any time, and any time zone.

GXP Roadshow 2012 — We’re coming to you! Want to see the latest GXP Xplorer and SOCET GXP technology? Watch for details and dates…

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.