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

Assignment editors; defense and technology writers

Event:

Media representatives are invited to a BAE Systems technology demonstration at the GEOINT 2009 Symposium. The company will demonstrate new features for its automated geospatial-intelligence analysis and reporting software, SOCET GXP® v3.1, which offers high-definition video analysis, terrain profiling, hyperspectral and multispectral image processing, and real-time visualization.

SOCET GXP is a geospatial-intelligence software package that reduces dependency on multiple tools to record and analyze ground features. Field analysts create intelligence through satellite and tactical means for use in site comparisons, disaster relief and recovery, and detection of potential improvised explosive devices and ambush sites. SOCET GXP currently is used on the frontlines in Iraq and Afghanistan.

The company also will preview XPL, a new data library and search tool that helps organizations and commanders manage data on local workstations, over a network, or across an enterprise. The application is ideal for users in workgroups who are searching for images, terrain, features, videos, documents, and other files.

When:

Monday, Oct. 19, to Wednesday, Oct. 21
11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Location:

BAE Systems booth (#503)
GEOINT Symposium, Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center
San Antonio

Contact:

Sue Cushing, Communications, BAE Systems
Tel: 703 668 4025 Mobile: 571 926 7424
sue.cushing@baesystems.com

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

Carolyn Gordon, GXP Marketing, BAE Systems
Tel: 858 675 1961 Mobile: 858 472 4211

Defense and geospatial-intelligence writers and editors

Event:

BAE Systems is hosting a media briefing to demonstrate new technology for automated geospatial-intelligence analysis and reporting. Media representatives are invited to a one-hour demonstration of the company’s SOCET GXP® v3.0 software, which gives infrastructure managers, first responders, and deployed forces wide-ranging new tools for operational planning, change detection, and situational analysis.

Product specialists will describe the eXtreme Analysis™ workflows in SOCET GXP, described as “probably the most buzzed-about product news at GEOINT 2008” on the United States Geospatial-Intelligence Foundation’s got geoint? Web site.

When:

Monday, Feb. 23
1 p.m. to 2 p.m.
Refreshments will be served

Media representatives are asked to arrive by 12:45 p.m. to allow time for registration. Photo identification is required for entry into the BAE Systems facility. Foreign visitors will be approved for entrance with photo identification and completion of additional paperwork upon arrival.

Location:

BAE Systems
11487 Sunset Hills Road
Reston, Virginia

Directions:

Directions From Dulles International Airport, take Dulles Access Road (East) to Wiehle Avenue. Turn left (north) on Wiehle Avenue, then left at the second light on Sunset Hills Road. Go past one traffic light and turn left.

Contact:

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

Assignment editors, community reporters, business reporters

Event:

Media representatives are invited to visit the BAE Systems booth at the ESRI User’s Conference for a showcase on the company’s SOCET GXP® v3.0 software, which combines advanced image analysis and geospatial production tools into a comprehensive system for situational analysis, operational planning, and geospatial intelligence reporting.

SOCET GXP is a geospatial-intelligence (GEOINT) tool that uses tactical and satellite imagery to identify and analyze ground features. It enables analysts to perform before-and-after site comparisons and monitor changes over time, allowing them to automatically measure and document geometric properties such as scale, elevation, latitude, and longitude in a series of images. The data can be used to coordinate operational missions and designate transportation routes, helicopter landings, and troop maneuvers.

When:

Monday, August 4 – Friday, August 8

Location:

BAE Systems Booth #D222
ESRI International User Conference
San Diego Convention Center

Contact:

Despina Froumis, Communications, BAE Systems
Tel: 858 675 2845 Mobile: 858 472 6958

despina.froumis@baesystems.com