BAE Systems has released an upgraded version of its SOCET GXP software application that supports image analysis, geospatial analysis, photogrammetry, and targeting—all from a single user interface.
BAE Systems’ Geospatial Exploitation Products (GXP) Group was contacted by the Homeland Security Operations Center (HSOC) to help with Hurricane Katrina disaster relief.
BAE Systems has signed an International Distributor Agreement with International Computer Systems (London) Ltd. (ICS), to distribute its Geospatial Exploitation Products (GXP) in Jordan and United Arab Emirates (UAE) through sister companies in Amman and Dubai.
BAE Systems will provide precision geopositioning software for Department of Defense applications under the U.S. Navy’s Common Geopositioning Services Project (CGSP).
BAE Systems has announced that Ordnance Survey®, the national mapping agency of Great Britain, has ordered multiple copies of BAE Systems’ SOCET for ArcGIS® product.
BAE Systems has announced the appointment of Teresa Hong to the position of customer support manager, Asia-Pacific Rim, representing the company’s Geospatial eXploitation Products (GXP) line of business.
BAE Systems has released the latest version of SOCET GXP, its end-to-end image analysis software. SOCET GXP v2.0 has new features that are geared towards a non-photogrammetry audience, and offers numerous advantages over other image analysis and geospatial analysis software packages.
BAE Systems announced that it has been awarded JITC certification for its VITec® ELT imaging software for UNIX workstations.
BAE Systems has named Mark E. Sarojak, sales director for the Americas, representing the company’s Geospatial eXploitation Products (GXP) line of business, which consists of the VITec®, SOCET SET® and SOCET GXP products.
BAE Systems has released SOCET SET version 5.2, its robust digital photogrammetric software application—the most accurate and flexible image analysis software in the industry.
