As featured in the November/December 2008 of NGA Pathfinder, Robert Murrett, Vice Admiral, USN, Director NGA, featured in NGA’s Pathfinder publication speaks about effective ways to produce high-quality geospatial intelligence.

SOCET GXP combines image analysis and geospatial production in one product

At the GEOINT Symposium 2008 in Nashville, Tennessee, BAE Systems unveiled its latest technology, including a new benchmark for accomplishing image analysis and geospatial production in one comprehensive product – SOCET GXP. SOCET GXP v3.0 is a geospatial-intelligence software product that features image analysis, geospatial production, GIS, remote sensing, targeting, and MASINT tools in a single software application.

As featured in the November 2008 issue of Military Geospatial Technology. What is the mission of your SOCET GXP software, and in what ways does it provide unique benefits to users? We believe that the distinction between image analysis, geospatial analysis, mapping and photogrammetric tasks is diminishing such that the roles of many individual domains are merging…

SOCET GXP® customers now able to provide remote personnel access to large format images through TerraGo Software

BAE Systems has released the latest version of its geospatial intelligence software, providing upgrades that allow users to reduce dependency on multiple tools to record and analyze ground features.

BAE Systems has named Nigel Lambton as director of sales for the Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) region, representing the GXP line of business.

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.

Cardinal Systems has extended the exclusive reseller agreement with BAE Systems for its Vector Raster One (VrOne®) 3-D graphics system. Under the terms of the contract, BAE Systems has been appointed sole reseller of VrOne as a module for BAE Systems’ SOCET SET® mapping software application.

BAE Systems provides intelligence software training to field analysts in Iraq and Afghanistan.

BAE Systems product managers and application engineers traveled from their offices to the Mideast war zones to train government field analysts on the company’s SOCET GXP software.

The trip was part of BAE Systems’ formal partnership with the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) Deployable Systems (NDS) Program Office and upgrade team.

Media representatives are invited to meet and talk with three BAE Systems employees who traveled to Iraq and Afghanistan and provided geospatial intelligence software training to field analysts.

A new version of BAE Systems’ image analysis and mapping software enables analysts to evaluate and share intelligence data more effectively by integrating with Google Earth™, and the ESRI® geodatabase.