Check out the 2012 schedule of regional, user-focused events:

• Sacramento, Ca. – Q1: ASPRS User Group Meeting
• Washington, D.C. – Q1: GXP Federal User Conference
• St. Louis, Mo. – Q1: GXP Open House
• Melbourne, Australia – Q3: 2012: GXP Open House
• Tampa, Fla. – Q3: GXP Regional User Conference
• Cambridge, U.K. – Q3: GXP Regional User Conference

Watch for details and dates:
www.socetgxp.com/content/events/calendar

Friday, November 18, 2011
MacDill Air Force Base – Tampa, FL
CENTCOM JOIC Conference Center
Choose from one of two identical sessions:
8 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. or 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.

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BAE Systems is hosting two free, unclassified open house sessions to preview GXP Xplorer v2.0.1.1, the revolutionary new data management application, and to demonstrate SOCET GXP v4.0, the analyst’s tool of choice for data fusion, analysis, and geospatial-intelligence reporting.

The briefings present an overview of key software capabilities and insight into how the tools work together. Two identical sessions are offered — one in the morning and one in the afternoon. Both half-day presentations are unclassified.

Agenda

The agenda includes a mini software boot camp featuring:

GXP Xplorer: Locate, retrieve, and share data

• All data types, from images to documents — and everything in between
• Search geospatially, temporally, or textually (including metadata)
• Federate — search multiple data stores
• Chip before download
• Geotagging capability
• Notifications through GeoRSS and KML queries for GoogleEarth
• Mobile app

SOCET GXP: Easy product creation for any workflow

• Quick product creation
• LIDAR terrain visualization
• Multispectral image analysis
• Planimetric feature extraction
• Automated 3-D site and city modeling
• 3-D line of sight analysis and visualization
• 2-D and 3-D product creation and output to GeoPDF and PowerPoint
• Real-time hyperspectral and multispectral analysis

Registration

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Security clearances

Clearances may be passed through the person’s local SSO, S-2, or security representative of the parent command in one of three ways:

• Send message through JPAS, the CENTCOM SMO code is MA3CF9ZM2
• Send a message through M3 @ PLA (plain language address) SSO COMCENT//CCJ2 SSO//
• Fax a clearance message to 813-827-3382/DSN 651-3382

Any questions can be directed to 813-827-3381 / DSN 651-3381.

BAE Systems cordially invites you to an informational workshop to see new GXP software.

Wednesday, 16 November, 2011, 9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. (includes lunch)
BAE Systems  |  Farnborough office
The Park Centre, Farnborough Aerospace Centre
Farnborough, Hants, GU14 6XN, U.K.

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.

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Automatic feature extraction in SOCET GXP v4.0.
Data provided by OSGB, U.K.

The future of SOCET SET is here!

With each new release, SOCET GXP has integrated numerous geospatial analysis and image exploitation tools. Now end-to-end photogrammetric functionality is a reality in SOCET GXP v4.0. The intuitive Microsoft Office Fluent user interface organises the workspace and simplifies rigorous tasks. New technology is embedded in the system architecture, resulting in superior efficiency, usability, and significantly shorter production times. The workshop features typical geospatial analysis workflows, including many photogrammetric features that SOCET SET users have been waiting for, proving that there’s never been a better time to transition to SOCET GXP v4.0.

Agenda

SOCET GXP v3.2 overview

The overall user experience is superior to previous versions with live previews and galleries. Users see processes applied to imagery, graphics, and terrain in real-time before they are committed. Other highlights include:

• Frame import and triangulation
• Multi-sensor triangulation with rigorous bundle adjustment
• Automatic terrain surface modelling and bare-earth modelling with NGATE and ITE
• Connection to Esri ArcMap or geodatabase, and Google Earth
• Automated orthomosaicking and true-orthorectification, plus new on-the-fly seamline editing tool
• Video analysis capabilities
• Spectral classification algorithms for hyperspectral multispectral processing

New features coming in SOCET GXP v4.0

Highlights of the forthcoming SOCET GXP release include automatic feature extraction from LIDAR or digital surface
models, 3-D modeling tools for scene visualisation, and TIN and GRID terrain editing:

• Planimetric and volumetric feature extraction including new drawing and edit tools, cue cards, and new Toolbox
• Semi-automated 3-D building, and city modelling, line-of-sight analysis, and visualization
• Automated volumetric feature extraction from surface models, or point clouds, using the new AFE algorithm
• 2-D and 3-D product creation and output to GeoPDF and PowerPoint
• Intuitive photogrammetric workflows with Microsoft Office Fluent user interface
• Advanced visualisation and terrain editing (TIN and Grid, including LIDAR point clouds), using new drawing tool box

Introduction to GXP Xplorer

Discover a revolutionary way to organize and access data from a handheld device, desktop or enterprise-wide service cluster. Discover, access, and organize geospatial data in GXP Xplorer; use SOCET GXP to view and exploit the data; then republish intelligence products generated to GXP Xplorer for dissemination.

Registration

To register, simply complete and return the registration form via e-mail to Bridget Durham: bridget.durham@baesystems.com, tel: +44 (0)1223 370035.

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2011 GXP User Conference
September 19 – 22, 2011  |  Westfields Marriott Washington Dulles  |  Chantilly, Virginia

Keynote speakers just announced!

Morning keynote
The Big Data Challenge
John M. Custer, Major General (Retired), EMC Corporation

Afternoon keynote
NGA and open IT architecture
Dr. Ann Carbonell, NGA

SOCET GXP and GXP Xplorer — Organize. Analyze. Deliver.

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.

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Two identical, unclassified sessions are offered — one in the morning and one in the afternoon.

Registration

Contact Darcy Gray at Tel 703 668 4070 or e-mail darcy.gray@baesystems.com to get your special registration code and then go to www.socetgxp.com/NGA-STL-Workshop to complete online registration for the session of your choice. Please register in advance as space will be limited.

Wednesday, May 11, 2011
4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Westfields Marriott Washington Dulles | Sunset Terrace
(Located just around the corner from the Heritage Center)

GXP Xplorer — see the new tool that everyone is talking about!

Discover a revolutionary way to organize and access data from a handheld device, desktop or enterprise-wide service cluster. Data discovered in GXP Xplorer can be viewed and exploited in SOCET GXP, then republished to GXP Xplorer.

Just released — SOCET GXP v3.2

The overall user experience is superior to previous versions with live previews and galleries. Users see processes applied to imagery, graphics and terrain in real-time before they are committed.

Other highlights include…

Video analysis

A suite of new integrated video tools offer collaborative viewing and file sharing for second- and third-phase post mission analysis.

Hyperspectral and multispectral image processing

Advanced image processing algorithms assist with change detection, supervised and unsupervised classification and trend analysis.

Terrain analysis

Registration, comparison, quality statistics and volumetric measurements provide advanced analysis for surface and terrain models.

Meet BAE Systems product specialists, network and enjoy hors d’oeuvres. A cash bar will be available.

Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Choose from one of two identical sessions:
8 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. or 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
BAE Systems auditorium, Reston, VA (map)

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GXP Xplorer and SOCET GXP — Organize. Analyze. Deliver.

• Connect to local data stores, national libraries and feature databases
• Share geospatial data on a local network or across an enterprise
• Use automated analysis tools for in-depth analysis and 3-D viewing
• Generate accurate finished products and geospatial-intelligence reports

BAE Systems is hosting a free open house to preview GXP Xplorer™ v2.0, the revolutionary new data management application, and to demonstrate new functionality for SOCET GXP® v3.2, the analyst’s tool of choice for data fusion, analysis and geospatial-intelligence reporting.

The briefings present an overview of key software capabilities and insight into how the tools work together. Two identical sessions are offered — one in the morning and one in the afternoon. Both half-day presentations are unclassified and lunch is provided.

Media representatives are invited to a BAE Systems technology demonstration at the GEOINT 2010 Symposium. The company will demonstrate GXP Xplorer^™, a new enterprise data management system that makes it easy to find and share geospatial data on a local network or across an enterprise. Analysts use a map-based discovery window to locate and view data, and to select files for use in other software applications, such as PowerPoint^® or SOCET GXP^®. The GXP Xplorer data library offers cataloging and search tools to build a common data environment.

Attention:

Assignment editors, defense and technology writers

Event:

Media representatives are invited to a BAE Systems technology demonstration at the GEOINT 2010 Symposium. The company will demonstrate GXP Xplorer^™, a new enterprise data management system that makes it easy to find and share geospatial data on a local network or across an enterprise.

Analysts use a map-based discovery window to locate and view data, and to select files for use in other software applications, such as PowerPoint^® or SOCET GXP^®. The GXP Xplorer data library offers cataloging and search tools to build a common data environment.

GXP Xplorer is an open enterprise solution that can scale from a handheld device, to a desktop, to an enterprise-wide server cluster. It runs in virtual environments and can be tailored for a variety of configurations such as a single-user catalog, peer-to-peer catalog sharing, and multiple users sharing the same work group catalog. Users can store data copies for safekeeping and synchronize with libraries on other devices.

GXP Xplorer is available as an independent software application and as an integrated software component for BAE Systems’ SOCET GXP. SOCET GXP combines advanced image analysis and geospatial production tools into one comprehensive product for situational analysis, operational planning, and geospatial-intelligence reporting.

When:

Tuesday, November 2 – Thursday, November 4
11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Location:

BAE Systems Booth #323
GEOINT 2010 Symposium, Ernest N. Morial Convention Center
New Orleans

Contact:

Despina Froumis, Communications, BAE Systems
Tel: 858 675 2845 Mobile: 858 472 6958
despina.froumis@baesystems.com

Preview SOCET GXP® v3.2 software updates:

A re-imagined video dashboard and new video editor; up to 3x performance improvement for RSET generation; easy-to-use Frame import process; and enhanced visualization capabilities including Height Measurement tool, Grid Reference graphic, and Simple Building tool for 3-D visualization.

GXP Xplorer is a new BAE Systems enterprise data management system with federated search and collaboration capabilities. Users can quickly locate, analyze, and share images, terrain, features, videos, and document files from multiple data sources.

Visit us in booth 323 to learn more.

13 – 15 September 2010
Clare College, Cambridge, U.K.

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