APRIL 14-17, 2014
TAMPA CONVENTION CENTER
TA M PA , F L O R I D A
EVENT GUIDE &
EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY
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CONTENTS
TABL E OF C O NTENTS
ADVE RT I SE R I NDE X
GEOINT 2013* Sponsors��������������������������������������������������������� 3
Aegis������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 53
Must Know and Where To Go������������������������������������������������� 5
AGI����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 55
Avenza Systems ������������������������������������������������������������������� 57
Tampa Convention Center Map and Directory����������������������� 7
BAE Systems������������������������������������������������������������������������� 58
Tampa Marriott Waterside Hotel Map and Directory��������������� 8
Ball Aerospace ����������������������������������������������������������������������� 6
GEOINT 2013* Agenda ����������������������������������������������������������� 9
Blue Coat������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 60
Monday, April 14 ��������������������������������������������������������������� 11
Booz Allen Hamilton ������������������������������������������������������������� 62
Tuesday, April 15 ��������������������������������������������������������������� 13
Wednesday, April 16����������������������������������������������������������� 15
CACI ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 64
Thursday, April 17 ������������������������������������������������������������� 16
Cray Inc. ������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 68
Dell ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 70
Networking Events
Allder Golf Classic������������������������������������������������������������� 18
DigitalGlobe��������������������������������������������������Inside Front Cover
Welcome Reception����������������������������������������������������������� 18
Exelis������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 73
Afternoon Exhibit Hall Receptions������������������������������������� 18
GEOINT 2015 ��������������������������������������������������������������������� 135
Closing Reception������������������������������������������������������������� 18
GEOINT Mobile App Provided by L-3��������������������������������� 136
Speaker Biographies������������������������������������������������������������� 20
Harris������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 77
USGIF Awards Program Winners ����������������������������������������� 40
IBM ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 78
USGIF Scholarship Winners������������������������������������������������� 42
Intergraph Government Solutions����������������������������������������� 81
Exhibitor Floor Plan��������������������������������������������������������������� 46
L-3����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 82
Exhibitor Index ��������������������������������������������������������������������� 48
Leidos����������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 84
Exhibitor Profiles������������������������������������������������������������������� 52
Maryland of Opportunity��������������������������������������������������������� 2
NetApp ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 90
Media Sponsors ����������������������������������������������������������������� 114
NGA��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 89
About USGIF����������������������������������������������������������������������� 117
NGA Tech Showcase West������������������������������������������������� 133
USGIF Board of Directors��������������������������������������������������� 121
NJVC������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 91
USGIF Members����������������������������������������������������������������� 129
Raytheon������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 19
Thank You from the USGIF Staff����������������������������������������� 134
TASC����������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 103
The SI Organization������������������������������������������������������������� 104
Thermopylae Sciences & Technology��������������������������������� 105
Thinklogical������������������������������������������������������������������������� 107
Trajectory������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 92
USGIF Accreditation Program��������������������������������������������� 113
USGIF Membership������������������������������������������������������������� 132
USGIF Scholarship Program������������������������������������������������� 45
USGIF Young Professionals Group������������������������������������� 120
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THANK YOU TO THE GEOINT 2013* SPONSORS
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MUST KNOW AND WHERE TO GO
REGISTRATION HOURS
EMERGENCY/FIRST AID
Sunday �������������������������������������������������������������������� 1800-2100
Monday�������������������������������������������������������������������� 0800-1900
Tuesday�������������������������������������������������������������������� 0630-1800
Wednesday�������������������������������������������������������������� 0700-1800
Thursday������������������������������������������������������������������ 0730-1800
In case of emergency, please pick up any house phone and
EXHIBIT HALL HOURS
Please bring found articles to the USGIF Show Management
dial 911 and contact USGIF Show Management Office in
Booth #1000.
LOST & FOUND
Tuesday�������������������������������������������������������������������� 1400-1900
Wednesday�������������������������������������������������������������� 1100-1800
Thursday������������������������������������������������������������������ 1100-1800
Office located in Booth #1000. At the end of the show, all
unclaimed articles will be forwarded to Tampa Convention
Center security.
EXHIBIT HALL NETWORKING RECEPTIONS
Tuesday�������������������������������������������������������������������� 1700-1900
Wednesday�������������������������������������������������������������� 1600-1800
Thursday������������������������������������������������������������������ 1600-1800
SHOW POLICIES
MEALS & BREAKS
and visible at ALL Symposium-related activities. One-Day
Badges & Attendance
GEOINT badges are non-transferable. Badges must be worn
Continental breakfast is available to attendees with Full
Symposium badges in the Tampa Convention Center
Grand Ballroom foyer.
Exhibit Only Pass holders may upgrade to a Full Symposium
Pass to attend Symposium sessions by paying the difference
in the rate on the date of change. Badges may not be shared.
Tuesday - Thursday�������������������������������������������������� 0700-0800
Dress Code
Symposium lunch is available to attendees with Full Symposium
badges, government purchased lunch tickets and exhibitors.
USGIF suggests business attire for all conference sessions,
breakout tracks and the exhibit hall. Military officers and
Lunch will be served Tuesday in the Exhibit Hall for exhibitors
and in the Grand Ballroom foyer for attendees. Lunch will be
served Wednesday-Thursday in the exhibit hall.
enlisted personnel are encouraged to wear a duty uniform or
business suit. Business casual attire is recommended for the
Exhibitors������������������������������������������������������������������ 1130-1230
Attendees ���������������������������������������������������������������� 1230-1400
Welcome Reception and the Closing Reception.
PRESS ROOM
As a courtesy to all speakers and your fellow attendees,
Fourth Floor Meeting Room 30B
All members of the press not registered in advance must
report directly to the press room to complete their on-site
registration before proceeding to the registration counter.
please place all mobile devices in silent mode during all
Monday�������������������������������������������������������������������� 1100-1800
Tuesday - Thursday�������������������������������������������������� 0700-1700
Photography
Cellular Phones
Symposium sessions. In addition, all cell phones must be
answered outside of the meeting rooms.
Photography is not permitted without the prior approval
of show management. By attending the GEOINT 2013*
GEOINT 2013* WELCOME RECEPTION:
10 YEARS OF GEOINT SYMPOSIA
Symposium, you are granting USGIF permission to use
photographs taken by the official show photographer for
Tampa Convention Center Riverwalk
future marketing purposes.
Monday�������������������������������������������������������������������� 1900-2200
Solicitation Policy
GEOINT 2013* CLOSING RECEPTION
Solicitation of any kind is prohibited at the GEOINT 2013*
Tampa Convention Center
Symposium. By registering to attend, you acknowledge this
Thursday������������������������������������������������������������������ 1600-1800
policy and agree that you will not advertise, represent or
distribute literature for products or services to our exhibitors,
ATM MACHINES
attendees or staff without the express written approval of
There are ATM machines in the Tampa Convention Center on
the first floor near Ballroom D.
USGIF. Any attendee that violates this policy will forfeit their
registration credentials.
BUSINESS CENTER
Mezzanine level in the convention center
Offering all services including shipping, large and small print
and copying, faxing and inbound/outbound shipping.
Contact 813-274-7840 or
Businesscenter@TampaConventionCenter.com.
GOING GREEN
USGIF is committed to doing our part to keep the planet
healthy by securing environmentally friendly meeting spaces
such as the Tampa Convention Center.
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CONVENTION CENTER MAP
Welcome Reception
Meeting Rooms
Education & Training
Keynotes & Panels
Press Room
West Hall
Registration
Meeting Rooms
Exhibit Hall
East Hall
7
8
Meeting
Room 1
Salon III
Salon I
Meeting
Room 2
Meeting
Room 3
Meeting Rooms
Salon II
Salon IV
Florida Ballroom
Salon V
Salon VI
Phone
Men
Women
Meeting
Room 4
Service
Terrace
Meeting
Room 5
Meeting
Room 6
Pool
Meeting
Room 7
Grand Stair
Lobby
Spa and
Fitness
Guest Elevators
Grand Stair Lobby
Guest Elevators
Meeting
Room 8
Lobby Bridge
FIRST
FLOOR
(below)
FIRST
FLOOR
(below)
Meeting
Room 9
Meeting
Room 10
Meeting Rooms
Men
Conference
Elevators
SECOND
FLOOR
Conference
Elevators
Bayshore
Board
Room
Greco
Board
Room
Up
Down
UPS Store
Men
Women
Meeting
Room 13
Terrace
Salon
Lobby
Banquet
Office
Meeting
Room 12
Meeting Rooms
Terrace
Meeting
Room 11
THIRD FLOOR
Women
Salon D
Salon C
Salon B
Salon A
Salon F
Grand Ballroom Foyer
Salon E
Grand Ballroom
GEOINT Foreword
Freight
Door
Salon G
Salon H
Salon I
Salon J
Tampa Marriott Waterside Hotel
M A R R I O T T WAT E R S I D E H O T E L M A P
AGENDA
MONDAY, AP RIL 1 4
0800-1530 Allder Golf Classic at TPC Tampa Bay
GEOINT Foreword Tampa Marriott Waterside Hotel
0900-0930 Welcome & Introduction to GEOINT Foreword: Dr. Darryl Murdock, VP of Professional Development, USGIF (Grand Ballroom E/F)
0930-0945 Master of Ceremonies: The Honorable Jeffrey K. Harris, CEO & President, JKH Consulting (Grand Ballroom E/F)
0945-1100
Keynote & SenseMaker Session: “Human Geography Beyond Big Data” by Dave Snowden, Founder and Chief Scientific Officer, Cognitive Edge
(Grand Ballroom E/F)
1100-1230 Lunch & Lightning Talks (Grand Ballroom E/F)
1230-1345
concurrent
sessions
Lighting the Path to
Improved Interoperability
(Salon A/B)
Chaos Management in a
Disconnected World
(Salon C/D)
GEOINT Wireless Edge:
IC/DoD Meets IoT
(Salon G/H)
Defining Human Geography
(Salon I/J)
Optimizing Big Data & Data
Management Systems for Chaos
Management (Salon C/D)
SmallSat Remote
Sensing Innovations
(Salon G/H)
Advancing Human Geography:
Collaboration, Interoperability &
Standards (Salon I/J)
1345-1415 Networking Break
1415-1530
concurrent
sessions
Enabling SOF Operators to
Influence the Human Domain
(Salon A/B)
1530-1600 Networking Break
1600-1630 SenseMaker Session Results Revealed (Grand Ballroom E/F)
1630-1700 Unifying the GEOINT Research Community (Grand Ballroom E/F)
1700-1730 Closing Keynote: Doug McGovern, Director, InnoVision, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) (Grand Ballroom E/F)
1900-2200 GEOINT 2013* Welcome Reception: 10 Years of GEOINT Symposia (Tampa Convention Center Riverwalk Plaza)
T U ES DAY, AP RIL 1 5
0800-0815 Presentation and Posting of the Colors (Ballroom A-C)
0815-0845 GEOINT 2013* Welcome: K. Stuart Shea, Chairman of the Board, United States Geospatial Intelligence Foundation (USGIF) (Ballroom A-C)
0845-0900 Master of Ceremonies: The Honorable Joan A. Dempsey, Executive Vice President, Booz Allen Hamilton (Ballroom A-C)
0900-0945 Keynote: The Honorable James R. Clapper, Director of National Intelligence (DNI) (Ballroom A-C)
0945-1030 Keynote: Letitia A. Long, Director, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) (Ballroom A-C)
1030-1100 Networking Break (Ballroom Foyer)
1100-1145
Joint Keynote: Robert Scoble; Co-Author of Age of Context; and Startup Liasion for Rackspace & Shel Israel: Co-Author of Age of Context;
and CEO of SI Associates (Ballroom A-C)
1145-1230 Keynote: LTG Michael T. Flynn, U.S. Army, Director, Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) (Ballroom A-C)
1230-1400 Lunch & Networking Break (Ballroom Foyer) Exhibitor lunch 1130-1230 in the Exhibit Hall
1330-1700 National Security Workshop (Tampa Marriot Waterside Hotel) Pre-registration required
1400-1900 Exhibit Hall Open (East & West Exhibit Halls)
1400-1530 Panel: Navigating the Global Information Sharing Environment (Ballroom A-C)
1400-1700
concurrent
sessions
Professional Development: Training and
Education Sessions (Rooms 18-23)
GEOINT Certification Town Hall
(Rooms 24-25)
1700-1900 Exhibit Hall Networking Reception (East & West Exhibit Halls)
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Government Pavilion Stage Presentations
(Exhibit Hall Booth 4105)
AGENDA
W EDNES DAY, AP RIL 1 6
0800-0830 USGIF Awards Program Presentation (Ballroom A-C)
0830-0840 Special Welcome: Bob Buckhorn, Mayor, City of Tampa Tampa Convention Center (Ballroom A-C)
0840-0845
Master of Ceremonies: Maj. Gen. Dave Scott, U.S. Air Force (Ret.), former Deputy Director, Center for Special Operations, U.S. Special Operations
Command (SOCOM) (Ballroom A-C)
0845-0930 Keynote: GEN Lloyd J. Austin III, U.S. Army, Commander, U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) (Ballroom A-C)
0930-1030 Panel: DI2E: A Bridge Between JIE and IC ITE (Ballroom A-C)
1030-1100 Networking Break (Ballroom Foyer)
1100-1800 Exhibit Hall Open (East & West Exhibit Halls)
1100-1145 Keynote: Betty J. Sapp, Director, National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) (Ballroom A-C)
1145-1230 Keynote: Dr. Suzette Kimball, Acting Director, U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) (Ballroom A-C)
1230-1400 Lunch & Exhibit Hall Time (East & West Exhibit Halls) Exhibitor lunch 1130-1230
1230-1400 Women In Defense Luncheon with NGA Director Long (separate registration required) (Tampa Marriott Waterside Grand Ballroom)
1300-1600 Government Pavilion Stage Presentations (Exhibit Hall Booth 4105)
1400-1600
concurrent
sessions
Presentation: Innovating with the DIA
(Ballroom A-C)
Professional Development: Training and
Education Sessions (Rooms 18-23)
GEOINT Certification Blueprint Drop-in Session
(Room 24)
1600-1800 Exhibit Hall Networking Reception (East & West Exhibit Halls)
T HU RS DAY, AP RIL 1 7
0800-0845 The USGIF’s Arthur C. Lundahl Lifetime Achievement Award Presentation (Ballroom A-C)
0845-0900 Master of Ceremonies
0900-0945 Keynote: ADM William H. McRaven, U.S. Navy, Commander, U.S. Special Operations Command (SOCOM) (Ballroom A-C)
0945-1030 Keynote: Rep. C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger, MD-2, Ranking Member, House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence (Ballroom A-C)
1030-1100 Networking Break (Ballroom Foyer)
1100-1800 Exhibit Hall Open (East & West Exhibit Halls)
1100-1145 Keynote: LTG Joseph L. Votel, U.S. Army, Commander, Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC) (Ballroom A-C)
1145-1230
Keynote: LTG Raymond P. Palumbo, U.S. Army, Director for Defense Intelligence (Warfighter Support), Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for
Intelligence (Ballroom A-C)
1230-1400 Lunch & Exhibit Hall Time (East & West Exhibit Halls) Exhibitor lunch 1130-1230
1300-1600 Government Pavilion Stage Presentations (Exhibit Hall Booth 4105)
1400-1600
concurrent
sessions
Panel: The Global SOF Network: Operational Planning
for the Global Mission (Ballroom A-C)
Professional Development: Training and Education Sessions
(Rooms 18-25)
1600-1800 GEOINT 2013* Closing Reception in the Exhibit Hall (East & West Exhibit Halls)
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AGENDA
M O N D AY 1 4 A P R I L
Advancements in Visualization of Remotely
Sensed 3-D Data
Matt Bethel, Director of Technology, Merrick
0800-1530
USGIF’S ALLDER GOLF CLASSIC
Water Column Visualization Using LiDAR
Bathymetric Waveforms
Dr. Joong Yong Park, Data Processing Systems
Manager, Optech
TPC Tampa Bay
0900-1730
GEOINT FOREWORD
Maritime GEOINT to Support Arctic Safe Navigation,
National Security and Commerce
Pete Doucette, Integrity Applications Inc.
Tampa Marriott Waterside Hotel
0900-0930
1230-1345
WELCOME & INTRODUCTION
BREAKOUT SESSIONS
Grand Ballroom E/F
Dr. Darryl Murdock, Vice President for Professional
Development, USGIF
Lighting the Path to Improved Interoperability
Salon A/B
Moderators: Peter Pflugrath, Vice President,
American Systems; and Teri Dempsey, Director
Geospatial Systems, TASC
0930-0945
MASTER OF CEREMONIES
Grand Ballroom E/F
• Thomas Diepenbrock, Principal Consultant, MarkLogic
The Honorable Jeffrey K. Harris, CEO & President,
JKH Consulting
• David Graham, Senior Technical Fellow, CAE
• LTC Chris Quaid, NRO
0945-1100
• John Teufert, Geo-Officer, NATO Communications
& Information Agency
KEYNOTE ADDRESS & SENSEMAKER SESSION
Grand Ballroom E/F
• Sam Torrey, Technology Liaison, Urban Robotics
Human Geography Beyond Big Data
Dave Snowden, Founder and Chief Scientific Officer,
Cognitive Edge
Chaos Management in a Disconnected World
Salon C/D
Moderator: COL Steve Fleming, Academy Professor, USMA
• Dr. Shay Har-Noy, Director of Product Development,
DigitalGlobe
1100-1230
LUNCH AND LIGHTNING TALKS
Grand Ballroom E/F
• Eric Kutner, Advisor, Emergency Response Design Group
• Chris Mayfield, GIS Imagineer, NORTHCOM
Scalable Computational Framework for Satellite Image
Driven Mapping and Monitoring of Critical Infrastructure
Dr. Harini Sridharan, Oak Ridge National Lab
• LTC Chris Oxendine, Assistant Professor,
U.S. Military Academy
• Dr. Ben Tuttle, GIAT Mobile Apps Team Lead,
InnoVision, NGA
Crowdsourcing Imagery Tagging to Detect Coastal
Change After Extreme Storms
Dr. Sophia Liu, U.S. Geological Survey
GEOINT WirelessEdge: IC/DoD Meets IoT
Salon G/H
What Does a World-Class Car Race
Have to do With GEOINT?
Alice Borda, Vice President, Quantum
Moderator: David Waldrup, Strategic Advisor, TASC
Large-Scale Human Geography from
Crowdsourced Multimedia
Dr. Matt Turek, Assistant Director of Computer Vision, Kitware
• Tony Quartararo, President & CEO, Spatial Networks
• Andrew Benhase, Principal Architect, Cisco Systems
• Tony Davis, PEO C4, USSOCOM
• Michele Weslander-Quaid, CTO & Innovation Evangelist,
Google
Small Satellite and Associated TPED
Rob Zitz, Senior Vice President and Strategic Account
Executive, Intelligence & Homeland Security, Leidos
Geospatial Registry Solutions to Faster GEOINT
Delivery to a Wide Community
Roger Brackin, Envitia
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AGENDA
SmallSat Remote Sensing Innovations
Defining Human Geography (Salon I/J)
Salon G/H
Moderator: Julia Bowers, Chief Operating Officer,
Spatial Networks
Moderator: Rob Zitz, Senior Vice President and Strategic
Account Executive, Intelligence & Homeland Security, Leidos
•B
rent Britton, University of South Florida
•M
organ Flom, Senior Analyst & Product Owner, HumanGeo
Discussant: Jeffrey “Skunk” Baxter
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im Hill, Technical Director, Geospatial Intelligence Division,
MCIA
• Anne Miglarese, President & CEO, PlanetIQ
• Andrew Quintero, Principal Director, Aerospace
•M
ike Taylor, Courage Services
• Robbie Schingler, Co-Founder, Planet Labs
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r. Doug Way, Geospatial Intelligence Division,
MDA Information Systems
• Dr. Chris Tucker, Principal, Yale House Ventures
1345-1415
Advancing Human Geography: Collaboration,
Interoperability & Standards
• Dr. James Wertz, President, Microcosm
NETWORKING BREAK
Salon I/J
1415-1530
Moderator: Justin Sherin, Booz Allen Hamilton
BREAKOUT SESSIONS
• Brian Hagan, Director, Office of Geography,
National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA)
Enabling SOF Operators to Influence the Human Domain
• Dr. Lee Schwartz, Director, Office of the Geographer
and Global Issues, U.S. Department of State
Salon A/B
• COL (Ret.) Greg Wilson, Senior Fellow, CORE Lab,
Naval Postgraduate School
• Mike Williams, Chief & SIO, Human Environment Branch,
Joint Intelligence Center, U.S. Central Command
(CENTCOM); and Co-Chair, Human Geography Working
Group (HGWG)
• Patrick Dudas, CORE Lab Research Associate
and Social Media Exploitation SME
• MAJ Seth Lucente, Office of the J2, U.S. Central Command
(CENTCOM)
1530-1600
NETWORKING BREAK
• Mike Stevens, CORE Lab Research Associate
and Structured Data Collection SME
1600-1630
Optimizing Big Data & Data Management Systems
for Chaos Management
SENSEMAKER SESSION RESULTS REVEALED
Moderator: COL Steve Fleming, Academy Professor,
U.S. Military Academy
1630-1700
Grand Ballroom E/F
Salon C/D
UNIFYING THE GEOINT RESEARCH COMMUNITY
Grand Ballroom E/F
• Dr. Robert Austin, Enterprise Applications Integration
Manager, City of Tampa
• Becky Aiken, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA)
• LTC (R) Dave Foster, Geospatial Fusion Center, G3/5/7
Engineers, U.S. Army North
1700-1730
CLOSING KEYNOTE
• Dr. Tommy Jordan, Associate Director, Center for
Geospatial Research, University of Georgia
Doug McGovern, Director, InnoVision, National GeospatialIntelligence Agency (NGA)
1900-2200
GEOINT 2013* WELCOME RECEPTION:
10 YEARS OF GEOINT SYMPOSIA
Tampa Convention Center Riverwalk Plaza
12
AGENDA
T U E S D AY 1 5 A P R I L
1330-1700
NATIONAL SECURITY WORKSHOP
Tampa Marriott Waterside Hotel
0800-0815
PRESENTATION AND POSTING OF COLORS
1330-1340
Tampa Convention Center Ballroom A-C
Welcome & Introduction
Joint Service Color Guard of the United States Special
Operations Command (USSOCOM)
Maj. Gen. William N. Reddel III, Adjutant General,
New Hampshire
0815-0845
1340-1410
WELCOME
Tampa Convention Center Ballroom A-C
Keynote
Geospatial Transformation
K. Stuart Shea, Chairman of the Board,
United States Geospatial Intelligence Foundation (USGIF)
Jack Dangermond, President, Esri
1410-1440
0845-0900
Virtual Port, the Port of Long Beach
MASTER OF CEREMONIES
Eric Apple, Esri; and Carl Walter, Esri
Tampa Convention Center Ballroom A-C
The Honorable Joan A. Dempsey, Executive Vice President,
Booz Allen Hamilton
1440-1500
0900-0945
Capt. Steve Pollackov, Commanding Officer, GIS Unit,
Fire Department City of New York
Securing the Super Bowl
KEYNOTE
Tampa Convention Center Ballroom A-C
1500-1520
The Honorable James R. Clapper, Director of National
Intelligence (DNI)
City of Tampa & Preparing for the RNC
Dr. Robert Austin, Manager, Enterprise Applications
Integration, City of Tampa
0945-1030
KEYNOTE
1520-1545
Tampa Convention Center Ballroom A-C
Networking Break
Letitia A. Long, Director, National Geospatial-Intelligence
Agency (NGA)
1545-1610
1030-1100
The Exemplar City
NETWORKING BREAK
City of Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle
Tampa Convention Center Foyer
1610-1630
Geospatial Policy for Firefighter Safety
1100-1145
E. Thomas Hicks IV, Chief Programs Officer and Assistant
Executive Director, International Association of Fire Chiefs
JOINT KEYNOTE
Tampa Convention Center Ballroom A-C
Robert Scoble, Co-Author of “Age of Context;” and Startup
Liaison for Rackspace & Shel Israel, Co-Author of “Age of
Context;” and CEO of SI Associates
1630-1700
DHS, Geo Information Infrastructure & HIFLD
David Alexander, Director of the Geospatial Management
Office, Department of Homeland Security
1145-1230
KEYNOTE
1400-1900
Tampa Convention Center Ballroom A-C
EXHIBIT HALL OPEN
LTG Michael T. Flynn, U.S. Army, Director, Defense
Intelligence Agency (DIA)
Tampa Convention Center Exhibit Hall
1230-1400
LUNCH & NETWORKING BREAK
Tampa Convention Center Ballroom Foyer
Exhibitor lunch served 1130-1230 in Exhibit Hall
13
AGENDA
1400-1530
1400-1700
PANEL: NAVIGATING THE GLOBAL INFORMATION
SHARING ENVIRONMENT
GOVERNMENT PAVILION STAGE PRESENTATIONS
Tampa Convention Center Exhibit Hall, Booth 4105
Tampa Convention Center Ballroom A-C
Moderator: COL Stu Bradin, U.S. Army, Operational
Planning Team, SOCOM
1400-1445
• RAD Mohamad AbdelAziz, Egyptian Defense Attaché
to the United States and to Canada
NGA Strategy and Future Vision
• Ellen McCarthy, Chief Operating Officer,
National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA)
• Brigadier General Dag Baehr, Commanding General,
German Special Forces Command KSK
• Geoff Fowler, Director, Xperience Directorate,
National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA)
• Joseph Drummey, Director, Office of International Affairs
& Policy, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA)
• Karyn Hayes-Ryan, Director, NSG Program Oversight,
IT Services Directorate, National Geospatial-Intelligence
Agency (NGA)
• Rear Admiral Mats Fogelmark, Royal Swedish Navy,
Coalition Senior National Representative
• COL Mahmood, Pakistan Senior Liaison Officer to CENTCOM
1445-1515
• Jorge Enrique Bedoya Vizcaya, Deputy Minister of Defence
for Policy and International Affairs, Colombia (invited)
Immersive Intelligence
Douglas P. McGovern, Director, InnoVision,
National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA)
1400-1600
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT:
TRAINING & EDUCATION SESSIONS
1515-1615
Tampa Convention Center Meeting Rooms 18-23
Small Business Opportunities in Defense and Intelligence
A Vision of Virtual and Mobile GEOINT
• Sandra Broadnax, Director, Small Business Program Office,
National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA)
Room 18
• Nelson Escribano, Small Business Specialist, MacDill AFB,
6th Contracting Squadron, U.S. Air Force
Socialytics: Discovering Powerful New Intelligence
Insights Through Advanced Open Source Intelligence
Operations
• Christopher Harrington, Director, Office of Small Business
Programs, U.S. SOCOM
Room 19
• D. Scott Jackson, Director, Office of Small Business
Programs, National Security Agency (NSA)
Introduction to Hyperspectral Target Detection
& Material Identification
• Maria Kersey, Director, Office of Small Business Programs,
Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA)
Room 20
1615-1715
DIA’s IC ITE Migration
Intro to Commercial SAR Space Systems; Maritime
Domain Awareness from Space Based Commercial SAR;
Emergency Response: Disaster Management;
and TerraSAR-X: New Beam Modes
• Gus Taveras, Chief Technology Officer,
Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA)
• Dan Doney, Chief Innovation Officer,
Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA)
Room 21
Interpreter Utilization & Cross Cultural Negotiations
Room 22-23
1700-1900
1400-1630
Tampa Convention Center Exhibit Hall
EXHIBIT HALL NETWORKING RECEPTION
Afternoon Networking Reception Sponsored by
GEOINT CERTIFICATION TOWN HALL
Tampa Convention Center Meeting Rooms 24-25
1900-2100
USGIF CHAIRMAN’S RECEPTION
(by invitation only)
Tampa Marriott Waterside Hotel
14
AGENDA
W E D N E S D AY 1 6 A P R I L
1145-1230
KEYNOTE
Tampa Convention Center Ballroom A-C
0800-0830
USGIF AWARDS PROGRAM PRESENTATIONS
Dr. Suzette Kimball, Acting Director, U.S. Geological Survey
(USGS)
Kevin G. Jackson, Chair, USGIF Awards Subcommittee
1230-1400
Tampa Convention Center Ballroom A-C
LUNCH SERVED IN THE EXHIBIT HALL
0830-0840
Tampa Convention Center Exhibit Hall
Exhibitor lunch served 1130-1230
SPECIAL WELCOME
Tampa Convention Center Ballroom A-C
Bob Buckhorn, Mayor, City of Tampa
1230-1400
0840-0845
WOMEN IN DEFENSE LUNCHEON
WITH NGA DIRECTOR LONG
MASTER OF CEREMONIES
Tampa Convention Center Ballroom A-C
Tampa Marriott Waterside Grand Ballroom
(Separate registration required)
Maj. Gen. Dave Scott, U.S Air Force (Ret.), former Deputy
Director, Center for Special Operations, U.S. Special
Operations Command (SOCOM)
1300-1600
GOVERNMENT PAVILION STAGE
Tampa Convention Center Exhibit Hall, Booth 4105
0845-0930
KEYNOTE
Tampa Convention Center Ballroom A-C
GEN Lloyd J. Austin III, U.S. Army, Commander,
U.S. Central Command, (CENTCOM)
1300-1330
0930-1030
• Geoff Fowler, Director, Xperience Directorate,
National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA)
Online Customer Service
PANEL: DI2E: A BRIDGE BETWEEN JIE AND IC ITE
• Mark Riccio, Director, Future Xperience, Xperience
Directorate, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA)
Tampa Convention Center Ballroom A-C
Moderator: James R. Martin, Director, Defense Intelligence
(ISP&R), Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence
1330-1400
• Reinier Cruz, Deputy Director for Intelligence, Surveillance &
Reconnaissance Capabilities and Programs, SOCOM
Map of the World
John Goolgasian, Director, Foundation GEOINT Group, Source
Directorate, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA)
• Jennifer Edgin, Chief Technology Officer, Headquarters,
U.S. Marine Corps, Intelligence
• Patricia A Guitard, Deputy CIO and Senior Advisor,
Office of the G-2, U.S. Army
1400-1430
• Ed Lane, Ground Enterprise Directorate, National
Reconnaissance Office (NRO)
ike Howell, Deputy Program Manager for the Information
M
Sharing Environment (PM ISE)
• Robert T. Marlin, Deputy Director of Intelligence,
Surveillance, and Reconnaissance Capabilities,
Deputy Chief of Staff for ISR, U.S. Air Force
1430-1500
1030-1100
David Alexander, Director, Office of Geospatial Management,
Department of Homeland Security (DHS)
The Information Sharing Environment
Homeland Security
NETWORKING BREAK
Tampa Convention Center Foyer
1500-1600
Small Business Opportunities in the Tampa Bay Area
• Gregory Celestan, Chairman & CEO, Celestar Corporation;
Commissioner for the Port Tampa Bay; Board Member,
Bank of Tampa
1100-1800
EXHIBIT HALL OPEN
Tampa Convention Center Exhibit Hall
• BGen (Ret.) Chip Diehl, Vice President,
Tampa Bay Defense Alliance
• Heather Kenyon, CEO, Tampa Bay Technology Forum (TBTF)
1100-1145
• Lisa Monnet, CEO, Eye C Solutions; Board Member &
Membership Chair, Greater Tampa Bay Chapter of Women
in Defense
KEYNOTE
Tampa Convention Center Ballroom A-C
Betty J. Sapp, Director, National Reconnaissance Office (NRO)
• Steve Morey, Director, Business Recruitment,
Tampa Hillsborough Economic Development Corp.
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AGENDA
T H U R S D AY 1 7 A P R I L
1400-1600
PRESENTATION: INNOVATING WITH THE DIA
Tampa Convention Center Ballroom A-C
0800-0845
• Gus Taveras, Chief Technology Officer, Defense Intelligence
Agency (DIA)
THE USGIF ARTHUR C. LUNDAHL LIFETIME
ACHIEVEMENT AWARD PRESENTATION
• Dan Doney, Chief Innovation Officer, Defense Intelligence
Agency (DIA)
Tampa Convention Center Ballroom A-C
• Jason Kahn, Apps Mall Service Provider, National Security
Agency (NSA)
0845-0900
MASTER OF CEREMONIES
Tampa Convention Center Ballroom A-C
1400-1600
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT:
TRAINING & EDUCATION SESSIONS
0900-0945
KEYNOTE
Tampa Convention Center Meeting Rooms 18-23
Tampa Convention Center Ballroom A-C
ADM William H. McRaven, U.S. Navy, Commander,
U.S. Special Operations Command (SOCOM)
Introduction to GMTI Analysis: A Course for Analysts
and Operations Officers
Room 18
0945-1030
The Geographic Approach and Spatial Literacy Workshop
KEYNOTE
Room 19
Tampa Convention Center Ballroom A-C
Mobile GEOINT Tradecraft
Rep. C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger, MD-2, Ranking Member,
House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence
Room 20
1030-1100
The Beautiful Equations and the Sound that Saved Radar;
Digital Elevation Models with a focus on the World DEM
project; Defense and Intelligence Applications using
Commercial SAR; and Maritime Monitoring
NETWORKING BREAK
Tampa Convention Center Foyer
Room 21
1100-1800
Counter-Elicitation/Predictive Threat Analysis
& Insider Threat Detection
Tampa Convention Center Exhibit Hall
EXHIBIT HALL OPEN
Room 22-23
1100-1145
1400-1600
KEYNOTE
GEOINT CERTIFICATION BLUEPRINT
DROP-IN SESSION
Tampa Convention Center Ballroom A-C
LTG Joseph L. Votel, U.S. Army, Commander, Joint Special
Operations Command (JSOC)
Tampa Convention Center Meeting Rooms 24
1600-1800
1145-1230
EXHIBIT HALL NETWORKING RECEPTION
KEYNOTE
Tampa Convention Center Exhibit Hall
Tampa Convention Center Ballroom A-C
LTG Raymond Palumbo, U.S. Army, Director for Defense
Intelligence (Warfighter Support), Office of the Under
Secretary of Defense for Intelligence
1230-1400
LUNCH SERVED IN THE EXHIBIT HALL
Tampa Convention Center Exhibit Hall
Exhibitor lunch served 1130-1230
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AGENDA
1300-1600
1400-1600
GOVERNMENT PAVILION STAGE
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT:
TRAINING & EDUCATION SESSIONS
Tampa Convention Center Exhibit Hall, Booth 4105
Tampa Convention Center Meeting Rooms 18-25
LiDAR Point Clouds & Modeler 101:
Basic Point Cloud Exploitation
1300-1330
Landsat, the National Geospatial Program (NGP), and the
Civil Application Committee’s Global Fiducials Program
Room 18
• Louis Driber, Geospatial Liaison to Florida, Puerto Rico,
and US-VI, U.S. Geological Survey (USGS)
Weather Data … The unsung GEOINT
• Dr. Bruce F. Molnia, Executive Director, Civil Applications
Committee, U.S. Geological Survey (USGS)
Commercial EO Training and Access
Room 19
Room 20
1330-1400
Intelligence Integration
The Sound of Bats; Geospatial Intelligence based on
SAR Interferometry & Coherence Modeling; Monitoring
with SAR; BlueHawk: From SAR to Web Based Maritime
Domain Awareness
Robert Cardillo, Deputy Director for Intelligence Integration,
Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI)
Room 21
1400-1430
Activity-Based Intelligence
Facial Behavioral Analysis
Dave Gauthier, ABI Lead, Analysis Directorate, National
Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA)
Room 22-23
Modeling & Simulation Working Group Demos
1430-1500
Room 24
Revolutionizing the NGA Industry Relationship
Polly Shaffer, NGA Industry Innovation Advocate,
National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA)
1400-1600
PANEL: THE GLOBAL SOF NETWORK:
OPERATIONAL PLANNING FOR THE GLOBAL
MISSION
1500-1600
Service Intelligence and Production Centers
Tampa Convention Center Ballroom A-C
Moderator: Lisa Spuria, Director, Analysis & Production,
National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA)
Moderator: Dr. Keenan D. Yoho, Senior Special Advisor,
USSOCOM; and Assistant Professor, Department of Operations
& Logistics Management, Naval Postgraduate School
• COL Nichoel E. Brooks, U.S. Army, Commander,
National Ground Intelligence Center (NGIC)
• LTC Wolfgang Beyer, Germany
• Mark Pfundstein, Director, Farragut Technical Analyst
Center, Office of Naval Intelligence (ONI)
• Lt. Col Pablo Delgado, Spain
• SWE Armed Forces HQ
• Col Aaron M. Prupas, U.S. Air Force, Commander,
National Air and Space Intelligence Center (NASIC)
• Capt Steve Wisotzki, U.S. Navy, Commanding Officer,
Center for SEAL and SWCC
• Dr. Tom Richardson, Director, Missile and Space Intelligence
Center (MSIC)
1600-1800
GEOINT 2013* CLOSING RECEPTION
Tampa Convention Center Exhibit Hall
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NETWORKING EVENTS
M O N D A Y
0800-1530 (Buses depart 0630)
Allder Golf Classic
TPC Tampa Bay
TPC Tampa Bay is an 18-hole golf course opened in 1991. Consistently voted one of the top courses in
Florida and awarded 4½ stars by Golf Digest, TPC Tampa Bay was designed to challenge the best in the
sport, as well as provide an inviting experience for all levels of golfers.
Named in honor of William R. Allder Jr., the golf tournament proceeds help fund the annual USGIF
Scholarship Program, which supports students pursuing education excellence in fields related to the
geospatial intelligence tradecraft. Come join us for a great day of networking and help a great cause.
M O N D A Y
1900-2200
GEOINT 2013* Welcome Reception:
10 Years of GEOINT Symposia
Tampa Convention Center Riverwalk
Join your colleagues along the waterfront next to the Tampa Convention Center and celebrate the 10th
annual GEOINT Symposium. USGIF’s GEOINT Symposium reaches a milestone this year, as it once
again delivers an invaluable and unparalleled four-day agenda for the defense, intelligence and homeland
security communities.
T U E S D A Y
1700-1900
Exhibit Hall Networking Reception
Tampa Convention Center Exhibit Hall
Celebrate the first day of the general sessions and exhibit hall with an afternoon networking reception.
Enjoy food and refreshments amongst 270 exhibiting organizations and more than 3,000 expected
attendees and exhibitors
W E D N E S D A Y
1600-1800
Exhibit Hall Networking Reception
Tampa Convention Center Exhibit Hall
The Wednesday agenda concludes in the exhibit hall with a networking reception. You’ll be treated to hors
d’oeuvres and beverages as you reconnect with old colleagues and make new business connections.
T H U R S D A Y
1600-1800
GEOINT 2013* Closing Exhibit Hall Reception
Tampa Convention Center Exhibit Hall
After the general session and training and education events have ended, join us one last time in the exhibit
hall for a networking reception. This will be your last opportunity at the GEOINT Symposium to see friends,
catch up with colleagues, make new business partners, or see the offerings of the more than 270 exhibitors
in the hall.
This closing reception in the exhibit hall will be bigger and better, and you won’t want to miss it.
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SPEAKER BIOGRAPHIES
GEO I N T F O R E WO R D
NATIONAL SECUR ITY WOR K SHOP
BECKY AIKEN
ERIC APPLE
Ms. Aiken serves as an NGA Executive for Research
and Development where she leads the coordination and
collaboration of GEOINT R&D/S&T across the federal and
civil communities. Previously, she served as the Deputy
Director for Community Integration at the DNI Open Source
Center, responsible for establishing community governance
and partnerships. Ms. Aiken began her career as an imagery
analyst working the Iran and Iraq wars prior to leading the
weapons systems team working artillery R&D. She then
managed the production of imaging science tools, NIIRS, and
the processes to improve imagery analysis. Following that
assignment, she led a number of teams and offices in the
training and research and development functions of GEOINT.
Ms. Aiken’s undergraduate and master’s degrees are in
Physical Geography.
Mr. Apple is a senior consultant and project manager with
over eighteen years of experience in GIS. His focus is on the
successful assessment, design and implementation of GIS
based solutions focusing on the public safety and security
vertical. Mr. Apple has helped clients in spearheading efforts
at the tactical, operational and strategic levels by providing
practical application of GIS technologies. Currently, Mr. Apple
is the program manager for a project with the Port of Long
Beach, CA. This multi-year project, called Virtual Port, provides
a geospatial based tactical collaboration platform for increased
security and business resiliency within the San Pedro Bay and
immediate geography area. Virtual Port capabilities address
a broad range of challenges such as: making sure the flow
of goods are uninhibited, protecting critical infrastructure,
coordinating resources and assets, monitoring and assessing
risks, visualizing interior and exterior port assets, and
increasing overall operational awareness.
Research and Development Executive, InnoVision, National
Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA)
Senior Consultant/ Project Manager, Esri
PAN EL I ST
DAVID ALEXANDER
K EY NOTE SP EAK ER
Director, DHS Geospatial Management Office
GENERAL LLOYD J. AUSTIN III
Commander, U.S. Central Command (USCENTCOM)
Mr. Alexander assumed responsibility for the
DHS Geospatial Management Office in 2012
after having spent 4 years in senior leadership
roles with the DHS OCIO. He has practical
experience at the local, state, federal, and
private sectors levels including serving as the Deputy Chief
for FEMA Enterprise Geospatial Services, Chief of Digital
Cartography for the State of South Carolina providing
leadership to support statewide geospatial public safety and
emergency management activities, and private sector
corporate experience. Mr. Alexander has lead several national
initiatives including the Homeland Security Geospatial
Concept of Operations (GeoCONOPS), the DHS Geospatial
Information Infrastructure (GII), the Homeland Infrastructure
Foundation Level Data Working Group (HIFLD), the US
Department of Labor’s CareerOneStop Service Locator
system supported under grant to the State of Minnesota,
technical lead for the Department of Health and Human
Services Secretary’s Operations Center’s Response
technologies program, and administered the Statewide E-911,
Legislative redistricting, and health and demographic
mapping programs at the State of South Carolina.
General Austin assumed command of United
States Central Command on March 22, 2013.
He has served in a wide variety of command
and staff positions throughout his 37-year
career. He served as the 33d Vice Chief of Staff
of the Army from January 2012 to March 2013, and
commanded United States Forces – Iraq from September
2010 through the completion of OPERATION NEW DAWN in
December 2011. He was assigned to the Pentagon as the
Director, Joint Staff from August 2009 to August 2010. His
military education includes the Infantry Officer Advanced
Course, United States Army Infantry School, Fort Benning,
Georgia; United States Army Command and General Staff
College, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas; and United States Army
War College, Carlisle Barracks, Pennsylvania. He holds a
Bachelor of Science Degree from the United States Military
Academy, a Master’s Degree in Education from Auburn
University and a Master’s Degree in Business Management
from Webster University.
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SPEAKER BIOGRAPHIES
GEO I N T F O R E WO R D
NATIONAL SECUR ITY WOR K SHOP
DR. ROBERT F. AUSTIN
MAYOR TOMMY BATTLE
Robert F. Austin, Ph.D. is the Manager of Enterprise
Applications Integration for the City of Tampa, Florida and a
Certified GIS Professional. At the City of Tampa, he manages
the teams providing web services, database administration,
GIS and enterprise content management. Before joining
municipal government, Dr. Austin worked as a GIS
consultant and project manager for 23 years. He has taught
at the University of Missouri, Oxford Polytechnic, Virginia
Polytechnic, the University of Phoenix and the University of
Tampa. He is a Senior Member of IEEE, a past member of
the Board of Directors of the GIS Certification Institute and
Past-President of the Geospatial Information and Technology
Association. In 2010, he received a three-year appointment by
U.S. Interior Secretary Ken Salazar to the National Geospatial
Advisory Committee. In 2013, he was reappointed by
Secretary Salazar as a member and the Chair of the NGAC.
Tommy Battle was elected Mayor of Huntsville by an
overwhelming margin in 2008 in the midst of the nation’s most
challenging economic recession. Under his leadership the
City emerged in an enviable position of economic stability
and growth potential that earned it national and international
acclaim. When crippling snowstorms and violent tornadoes
struck Huntsville in early 2011, Mayor Battle united an
unprecedented teamwork of emergency responders to
handle the aftermath. Their outstanding work garnered
more important recognition, this time by the Department of
Energy and Homeland Security. With his focus on Huntsville’s
economic future, Mayor Battle is committed to his space,
cyber and energy initiatives, which aggressively work to unite
the City’s rich intellectual capital with new opportunities.
Further, the Mayor recently rolled out plans to reshape the
City’s urban planning department that will positively shape
future growth and development.
Enterprise Applications Integration Manager, City of Tampa
Mayor of Huntsville, Alabama
PAN EL I ST
BRIGADIER GENERAL DAG BAEHR
GEOINT FOR EWOR D
Commanding General, German Special Forces Command KSK
ANDREW BENHASE
Principal Architect, Cisco Systems
BG Baehr has held numerous military positions.
He was assigned Head of the Land Operations
and Afghanistan Division in the Joint Operations
Staff, MOD (ACOS OPS Land) in August 2010.
Out of this assignment BG Baehr was selected in
2011 to become the Senior Military Adviser and Military
Assistant to the German President. After serving two presidents
(due to the change of presidency) he assumed command of the
Special Forces Command KSK on 27 March 2013, thereby
being the first badged Special Forces officer to do so in the
17-year history of the command. BG Baehr holds a Diploma in
Political Science from the German Armed Forces University in
Munich and a MA in Philosophy from the Ludwig-MaximiliansUniversity in Munich. His interests include reading, politics, rock
climbing, skiing and any other outdoor activities.
Andrew Benhase has a 24-year Network Security background
focused exclusively on data networking and information
assurance technologies. Andrews technical background
stretches back to Systems Engineering for IBM Series/1
mainframes and bisynchronous networking to SNA and
now scaling to 100 Gigabit security architectures today. He
has spent the last 20 years working with a primary focus
and background within the U.S. Defense and Intelligence
communities. During this time he focused specifically on
advanced tactical network designs, U.S. Government
encryption, Military Satellite Communications and Quality
of Service enterprise designs over global satellite networks.
He is currently the Principal Architect and Lead for the U.S.
Public Sector Theater focusing primarily on Information
Assurance architectures, cybersecurity, and security designs
for cloud-based computing.
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SPEAKER BIOGRAPHIES
PAN EL I ST
GOVER NMENT PAVILION
COL STU BRADIN
SANDRA BROADNAX
U.S. Army, SOCOM OPT
Director, Small Business Programs Office, National GeospatialIntelligence Agency (NGA)
Colonel Stuart W. Bradin was born on 11
October 1961 in South Carolina into an Army
family. His father and brother are retired Army
officers that served for over 53 years combined.
Colonel Bradin began his military career as an
Armor Cavalry Scout in the South Carolina National Guard
and was commissioned through The Citadel ROTC program
on 12 May 1984 as an Armor officer. After serving three years
in Germany as the Deputy J3 (Deputy Director of Operations)
for Special Operations Command Europe (SOCEUR), he was
tasked with establishing a new NATO Special Operations
Forces Headquarters - the NATO Special Operations
Coordination Center (NSCC) was established in Dec 2007 and
on 1 March 2010 the NSCC was designated as the NATO
Special Operation Headquarters (NSHQ) where he served as
the Chief of Staff until June 2011. Currently COL Bradin is
serving as the Chief of the Expanding Global SOF Network
(EGSN) Operational Planning Team (OPT) tasked with making
US Special Operations Command (US SOCOM) a global
combatant command. The OPT focused on giving SOCOM
greater authorities, the establishment of SOCOM National
Capital Region, a new Force Management Directorate and
posturing SOF in support of the Defense Strategic Guidance.
Ms. Sandra Broadnax is the Director of the Small Business
Programs Office at the National Geospatial-Intelligence
Agency (NGA), Springfield, VA. She is responsible for
promoting the use of small, Small Disadvantaged, HUBZone,
Women-Owned small, Veteran-Owned, Service Disabled
Veteran-Owned businesses, Historically Black Colleges/
Universities and Minority Institutions within NGA. Ms.
Broadnax assists program managers, technical personnel,
procurement officers and requiring activities by matching
NGA’s requirements to the capabilities of small businesses
utilizing market research. She participates in acquisition
review boards and processes and provides technical
assistance through outreach programs. Ms. Broadnax
monitors the Office of the Secretary of Defense assigned
socio-economic goals as well as NGA’s small business
subcontracting goals. She manages the Mentor-Protégé
Program for small disadvantaged businesses ensuring the
agreements align with NGA’s mission and vision and has
served as a representative of the Wounded Warrior Program.
GOVER NMENT PAVILION
COL NICHOEL E. BROOKS
Commander, U.S. Army, National Ground Intelligence Center
Colonel Nichoel E. Brooks entered the Military Intelligence
Corps after earning her commission through the Officer
Candidate Program where she also graduated as the
Distinguished Military Graduate. Before coming to the
National Ground Intelligence Center, Col. Brooks served
as Executive Officer to the Director, Defense Intelligence
Agency. Her previous command positions include the
Commander 310th Military Intelligence Battalion, Intelligence
Company Commander for the 3rd Armored Cavalry
Regiment; Detachment Commander in the 308th Military
Intelligence Battalion, 902nd Military Intelligence Group;
and Counterintelligence Platoon Leader, A Company, 163th
Military Intelligence Battalion, 504th Military Intelligence
Brigade, Fort Hood, Texas. Some of her previous staff
assignments include Special Advisor to the Commanding
General Multi-National Force—Iraq (MNF-I); Chief of
Commanding General’s Initiative Group Multi-National
Corps–Iraq, (III Corps, Fort Hood Texas); Executive Officer
for the Deputy Chief of Staff CJ-2, Multi-National Force Iraq;
Intelligence Team Chief, 278th ACR Training Squadron, S3
Operations Officer, 163d Military Intelligence Battalion, and
Collection Manager, 2d Armored Division, Fort Hood, Texas.
GEO I N T F O R E WO R D
BRENT BRITTON
Adjunct Professor, University of South Florida
Brent Britton is an adjunct professor teaching an
undergraduate course styled “Creativity and Innovation in
Entrepreneurship,” a lively and non-standard course that
encourages a growth mindset. His current research and
writing agenda is directed toward creative problem solving,
the science of happiness, and the law and business of
entrepreneurship and intellectual property. A Silicon Valley
veteran, Britton is currently the chair of the Emerging
Business and Technology Law group at the Gray Robinson
law firm in Tampa. Britton holds a Juris Doctor with honors,
from the Boston University School of Law (1994), a Master
of Science from the Media Laboratory at the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology (1991), and a Bachelor of Arts, with
high distinction, in computer science from the University of
Maine (1989). He is a founder or co-founder of numerous
startup companies. He is licensed to practice law in
California, New York, and Florida.
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GO V ER N M E N T PAV I L I ON
K EY NOTE SP EAK ER
ROBERT CARDILLO
THE HONORABLE JAMES R. CLAPPER
Deputy Director for Intelligence Integration, Office of the Director
of National Intelligence (ODNI)
Director of National Intelligence (DNI)
The Honorable James R. Clapper was sworn in
as the fourth Director of National Intelligence
(DNI) on August 9, 2010. As DNI, Mr. Clapper
oversees the United States Intelligence
Community and serves as the principal
intelligence advisor to the President. Prior to becoming the
Director of National Intelligence, Mr. Clapper served for over
three years in two Administrations as the Under Secretary of
Defense for Intelligence, where he served as the principal staff
assistant and advisor to the Secretary and Deputy Secretary
of Defense on intelligence, counterintelligence, and security
matters for the Department. In this capacity, he was also
dual‐hatted as the Director of Defense Intelligence for DNI. Mr.
Clapper earned a bachelor’s degree in government and
politics from the University of Maryland, a master’s degree in
political science from St. Mary’s University, San Antonio,
Texas, and an honorary doctorate in strategic intelligence
from the then Joint Military Intelligence College.
On September 1, 2010, Robert Cardillo was sworn in as the
first Deputy Director for Intelligence Integration, Office of the
Director of National Intelligence. This newly created position
facilitates information sharing and collaboration through the
integration of collection and analysis. Prior to this assignment
he served as the Deputy Director of the Defense Intelligence
Agency (DIA). The deputy director is the second-ranking
position at DIA and assists the director in both the daily
operation and long-term planning for the organization. Cardillo
also served as the Deputy Director for Analysis, Defense
Intelligence Agency (DIA). In the summer of 2009, Mr. Cardillo
served as the Acting J2, a first for a civilian, in support of the
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Other key leadership
positions included Director, Analysis and Production and
Director, Source Operations and Management at the NationalGeospatial Intelligence Agency (NGA). Cardillo earned a
Bachelor of Arts in Government from Cornell University
and a Master of Arts in National Security Studies from
Georgetown University.
PANELIST
JACK DANGERMOND
GO V ER N M E N T PAV I L I ON
Founder & President of Esri
GREGORY CELESTAN
A landscape architect by training, Jack
Dangermond founded Environmental Systems
Research Institute (Esri) in 1969 with a vision that
computer mapping and analysis could help us
design a better future. Under Dangermond’s
leadership, that vision has continued to guide Esri in creating
cutting-edge GIS and GeoDesign technologies used in every
industry to make a difference worldwide. Dangermond fostered
the growth of Esri from a small research group to an organization
recognized as the world leader in GIS software development.
Esri employs 2,700 people in the U.S.; many who shared his
passion for GIS in the early days are still with the company and
remain dedicated to helping our users be successful.
Chairman & CEO, Celestar Corporation; Commissioner
for the Port Tampa Bay; Board Member, Bank of Tampa
Gregory Celestan, Chief Executive Officer, Celestar
Corporation retired from the U.S. Army in 2004 as a
Lieutenant Colonel with twenty years of experience leading
U.S. and foreign military personnel. During Operation Iraq
Freedom, her organized and led U.S. Central Command’s
Coalition Intelligence Coordination Center at the Forward
Headquarters in Qatar. During Operation Enduring Freedom,
Mr. Celestan was the Team Chief of the Unconventional
Targeting Cell, responsible for developing actionable
intelligence against high-value Al-Qaida and Taliban targets.
Mr. Celestan founded Celestar Corporation prior to his
retirement from the U.S. Army. He serves as a Board Member
on the Greater Tampa Chamber of Commerce and is currently
the Chairman on the Executive Committee. Mr. Celestan is
currently a member of the Tampa General Hosptial Foundation
Board and is a member of the CEO Council of Tampa Bay.
PANELIST
LT. COL PABLO DELGADO
ESP SOLO USSOCOM
Lt. Col Delgado has 12 years experience in SOF Units and
SOF related posts. His training and education include: Army
Military Academy; Special Operations Forces School (includes
Paratrooper); General Staff College; Defense Course against
Terrorism; Intelligence Course; Security, Counterintelligence
and HUMINT Course; NATO ISAF PRT Course; CIMIC Course;
and MASTER in International Relations at UNED University.
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MAS T E R O F C E R E M O NIES
GOVER NMENT PAVILION
THE HONORABLE JOAN AVALYN DEMPSEY
BGEN (Ret.) CHIP DIEHL III
Joan Avalyn Dempsey is a senior vice president
at Booz Allen Hamilton where she leads the
firm’s intelligence business in central Maryland.
Previously, she led the firm’s intelligence
business in the Department of Homeland
Security and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence.
During a 25-year career in the federal government, Dempsey
held political appointments twice: first, in the Clinton
Administration upon Senate Confirmation, she served as the
deputy director of Central Intelligence for Community
Management; and, in the Bush Administration as the
executive director of the President’s Foreign Intelligence
Advisory Board. Dempsey also spent 17 years as a senior
civilian in the Department of Defense as deputy director of
intelligence at the Defense Intelligence Agency, as director of
the General Defense Intelligence Program, and as the deputy
assistant secretary of defense for intelligence and security.
Gen Diehl serves on the Florida Defense Support Task Force
supporting the State of Florida; the Tampa Bay Defense
Alliance, Tampa Bay Partnership, the Defense Committee of
the Hillsborough County Economic Development Corporation;
the Tampa Committee on Foreign Relations as well as other
Boards in Washington DC and Tampa. A diverse 30 year Air
Force career, Gen Diehl flew airlift and air refueling aircraft
globally culminating over 4000 flying hours; commanding
two major Air Force Mobility Wings – MacDill AFB in Tampa,
FL & McChord AFB in Tacoma, WA; serving multiple tours as
a Budget Programmer and Planner on the Air Staff and the
Joint Staff and in the headquarters of Air Mobility Command
and Pacific Air Forces. Brig. General Chip Diehl is also the
Managing Director, Diehl & Associates – an international,
military consulting Limited Liability Company in Florida.
Executive Vice President, Booz Allen Hamilton
Vice President, Tampa Bay Defense Alliance
PANELIST
JOSEPH DRUMMEY
Director, Office of International Affairs & Policy, National GeospatialIntelligence Agency (NGA)
GEO I N T F O R E WO R D
DR. STEPHANIE DETRICK, Ph.D., GISP
Director MASGIS, Arizona State University
Mr. Joseph Drummey is the Director, NGA Office
of International Affairs & Policy (OIP), managing
the agency’s international partnerships, and
developing and implementing geospatialintelligence policy and guidance. Mr. Drummey
assumed D/OIP duties in late February 2011. Prior to this
assignment, he served as the Principle Deputy Director/OIP. In
1985, Mr. Drummey began his intelligence career serving as an
Imagery Analyst specializing in Soviet mobile missile systems
serving both long-term analysis and I&W assignments. Mr.
Drummey has served in several key management positions
since 1996 when he led the agency’s first counterterrorism
branch. In 1999, he served in his first overseas assignment as
Senior Command Representative to USEUCOM and, upon his
return, stood up the Homeland Security Division following the
attacks of September 11th. In 2004, he became the Deputy
Director, Office of the Americas leading Homeland Security,
Latin America political/military and counter-drug issues.
Dr. Deitrick has a Bachelors of Science in Mathematics from
Santa Clara University and a PhD in Geography from Arizona
State University. Her research interests focus on the use of
GIS for decision support in conditions of uncertainty such as
disaster management and long term environmental planning
in relation to climate change. In her position as Director
of MASGIS at ASU, she stresses development of spatial
problem solving skills, and emphasizes creative approaches
to problems along with knowledge of existing methodology
in GIS. Her teaching philosophy is founded in the belief that
the complex spatial problems faced by our society, especially
in disaster management and emergency response, require
a geospatial workforce comfortable with working through
ill-structured problems with no clear solution. Dr. Deitrick has
six years university teaching experience including introductory
and intermediate GIS, GIS project management, GIS for
Planners, cartography and Quantitative Methods.
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PAN EL I ST
K EY NOTE SP EAK ER
JENNIFER EDGIN
LTG MICHAEL T. FLYNN
Chief Technology Officer, Headquarters, U.S. Marine Corps,
Intelligence
Director, Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA)
LTG Flynn became the 18th Director of the
Defense Intelligence Agency on 24 July 2012. He
has served in a variety of command and staff
positions to include, Commander, 313th Military
Intelligence Battalion and G2, 82nd Airborne
Division; G2, 18th Airborne Corps, CJ2, CJTF-180 Operation
Enduring Freedom (OEF) in Afghanistan; Commander, 111th
Military Intelligence Brigade at the Army’s Intelligence Center at
Fort Huachuca, Arizona; Director of Intelligence, Joint Special
Operations Command with duty in OEF and Operation Iraqi
Freedom (OIF); Director of Intelligence, United States Central
Command with duty in OEF and OIF; Director of Intelligence,
the Joint Staff; Director of Intelligence, International Security
Assistance Force-Afghanistan and US Forces-Afghanistan,
Special Assistant to the Deputy Chief of Staff, G-2, and
Assistant Director of National Intelligence, Partner Engagement.
LTG Flynn is the recipient of the distinguished Association of
Special Operations Professionals Man of the Year Award for
2012 and the Ellis Island Medal of Freedom for his many years
of distinguished service.
Jennifer Edgin is the Senior Technical Advisor to
the Director of Intelligence, Headquarters,
Marine Corps. In her present position, she is
responsible for planning, directing, coordinating,
and overseeing all intelligence information
management and technology initiatives. Edgin was selected
as a Defense Intelligence Senior Level in September of 2013.
Her areas of responsibility include the development and
implementation of the Marine Corps Intelligence, Surveillance,
and Reconnaissance Enterprise through technology, data,
and business practice strategies and standards. Prior to
joining Headquarters Marine Corps, Edgin served as the
Rapid Prototyping Lead for Program Manager Marine
Intelligence at Marine Corps Systems Command and was
responsible for leading responses to Urgent Universal Needs
Statements and maturing and infusing technologies into
traditional Acquisition Programs. She holds a bachelor’s of
science degree in industrial engineering from Penn State
University and a master’s of science degree in engineering
and technology management from George Washington
University. Edgin is a member of the Society of Women
Engineers, Institute of Industrial Engineers, and the American
Society of Quality.
GEOINT FOR EWOR D
COL STEVE FLEMING, U.S. ARMY
Deputy Department Head, West Point
COL Fleming is the Deputy Department Head, Department
of Geography and Environmental Engineering at West Point,
New York. He also serves as an associate professor of
Geospatial Information Science. His background includes
career military service as an Air Defense officer with
command and staff experience in short-range air defense
operations at the battalion, brigade and division levels.
He also has operational experience with Joint and NATO
staffs, twice deploying in support of Operation Enduring
Freedom. Academically, COL Fleming specializes in
geospatial information sciences with particular interest in: (1)
dynamic mapping of coastal regions; (2) emerging terrestrial,
airborne and space-based image collection; (3) applications
of geospatial technologies for national defense (military
operations, homeland security, and disaster management);
and (4) blended education/training using mobile devices.
GO V ER N M E N T PAV I L I ON
NELSON ESCRIBANO
Small Business Specialist, MacDill AFB, 6th Contracting Squadron,
U.S. Air Force
Nelson Escribano was appointed in July of 2005 as the Small
Business Specialist (SBS) of the 6th Air Mobility Wing, MacDill
AFB, FL. He previously served as the Quality Assurance
Program Coordinator (QAPC) from March 2003. Escribano
has over 27 years of government acquisition experience
as a Contract Administrator, Contract Negotiator, Contract
Specialist, and Contracting Officer. He has been at the 6th
Contracting Squadron since October 1995 after making
Florida his permanent home of residence. He also had the
privilege to work in Operational Contracting at Howard AFB,
Panama and as the Strategic Defense Initiative Representative
(SDI) for the Air Force Office of Scientific Research (AFOSR) at
Bolling AFB, MD. Prior to working in government acquisition
Escribano worked in the private sector with ConAgra and
Federal Land Bank Association. He also owned and operated
Small business dairy farm, nursery, and grounds maintenance
operations. He holds a Bachelor in Agriculture Business from
the University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez Campus. Escribano
recently completed his Level III certification in the field of
Contract Management.
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PAN EL I ST
GOVER NMENT PAVILION
REAR ADMIRAL MATS FOGELMARK
GEOFFREY FOWLER
Royal Swedish Navy, Coalition Senior National Representative
Director, Xperience Directorate, National Geospatial-Intelligence
Agency (NGA)
Mats Fogelmark entered the Naval Military
Academy at Karlskrona in 1985 and graduated
to be commissioned as 1st Lieutenant in the
Navy 1987. Early in his career, Mats Fogelmark
served as an instructor, Platoon and Company
Commander in the Naval infantry. In 2004-2006 Mats
Fogelmark served as the deputy head of J2 at the Joint
Forces command in Uppsala and after that as Head of
Section (Africa) and from 2007-2012 as the Head of
Department (Africa/Asia/Middle East) at the Military Intel and
Security Directorate in Stockholm. Since 1 July 2012 Mats
Fogelmark holds the position as the Swedish Senior National
Representative at USCENTCOM (ISAF) and from 1 Sept 2012
also as the Chairman of the Coalition Forces at USCENTCOM.
Mats Fogelmarks next assignment is as the Swedish Defence
Attaché in China and North Korea (DPRK) (2014-2017).
Geoff Fowler is responsible for enhancing the user’s
experience through online, on-demand GEOINT services
that provide access to content, expertise and applications.
Mr. Fowler began his professional career in 1987 as a
career trainee at the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) where
he served in a variety of analytic, managerial, and staff
assignments. He specialized in the emerging humanitarian
crisis in Bosnia and ultimately became the chief of the
analytic team working the issue. In 1995 he established and
led the Humanitarian Security Issues Team, a unit devoted to
assessing humanitarian emergencies around the globe.
GOVER NMENT PAVILION
JOHN GOOLGASIAN
Director, Foundation GEOINT Group, Source Directorate,
National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA)
Mr. Goolgasian is currently the Director of the Foundation
GEOINT Group in NGA’s Source Operations and Management
Directorate. He was selected for this position in January
2012. Before this appointment, Mr. Goolgasian served in
two successive roles leading the implementation of the
NGA Vision; he was the Deputy Lead for the Online GEOINT
Services Strategic Initiative and the Implementation Lead for
Analytic Depth. Mr. Goolgasian was the Director of the Office
of Counterterrorism from October 2008 through December
2010. He served as a loaned executive to the US Coast
Guard as the Senior Advisor to the Assistant Commandant
for Intelligence and Criminal Investigation in 2008. From
November 2005 through April 2008, Mr. Goolgasian served
as the Deputy Director and the Director of the Office of
Americas. He achieved Senior status in January 2005. Mr.
Goolgasian was awarded the National Intelligence Certificate
of Distinction in 1999 and a Meritorious Presidential Rank
Award in 2012.
GEO I N T F O R E WO R D
LTC (Ret.) DAVID FOSTER, U.S. ARMY
Geospatial Fusion Center, G3/5/7 Engineers, U.S. Army North
Mr. David Foster (LTC, EN, USA, Ret.) served 22 years in the
US Army and 4 years in the Army Reserves. His operational
Geospatial experience includes Theater Geospatial operations,
contingency base camp infrastructure documentation, disaster
response, humanitarian assistance and peacekeeping. Between
2008-2011 and 2012-2013 he served as the Engineer and
Geospatial Information Officer (GIO) for U.S. Army North, U.S.
Northern Command. As the GIO, he developed a program
bolstering Defense Support of Civil Authorities (DSCA) and
inter-agency Shared Situational Awareness (SSA) efforts
responding to disasters within the United States. Between
2011 and 2012 he deployed as a peacekeeper with the United
Nations Mission in Liberia (UNMIL) where he developed the
inter-agency security plan for Liberia’s Referendum and National
Elections, followed by establishing and leading UNMIL’s Joint
Elections Operations Center.
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PAN EL I ST
PANELIST
PATRICIA A. GUITARD
MICHAEL “MIKE” HALE
Office of the G-2, U.S. Army
Director, Ground Enterprise Directorate, National Reconnaissance Office
Ms. Patricia Guitard was selected to the Defense
Intelligence Senior Level in October 2009 and is
the Deputy Chief Intelligence Officer,
Headquarters, Department of the Army G-2 and
the Senior Technical Advisor to the Director,
Army Intelligence Community Information Management. She
serves as a strategic planner and information technology
manager for infrastructure and intelligence capabilities. Her
current focus is information sharing, analysis capabilities,
open source intelligence, and emerging trends in intelligencerelated technologies that can support worldwide Army
operations. She has committed to improving intelligence
system capabilities for Army forces and information sharing
with U.S. national agencies, military services, and coalition
partners. Ms. Guitard has spent 30 years supporting the U.S.
Army as a Soldier, Contractor and Army Civilian in both
intelligence and information technology.
Mike Hale, a member of the Defense Intelligence
Senior Executive Service (DISES) for the Air
Force, is currently the Director of the Ground
Enterprise Directorate (GED) at the National
Reconnaissance Office (NRO), Chantilly, Va. He
previously served as the Program Director Activity-Based
Intelligence System Program Office, Advanced Systems and
Technology Directorate. As GED Director, he leads a multifaceted and multi-agency team of acquisition and intelligence
professionals to plan, synchronize, strategize, and collaborate
to deliver multiple major system acquisitions connecting
space systems to space operators, mission partners, and
end-users necessary to fulfill the requirements of the
Intelligence Community, the Department of Defense, and
allied partners. Hale entered the Air Force after graduation
from the U.S. Air Force Academy. He served in acquisition
roles for space, aircraft, missile, command and control,
communications, intelligence, information technology,
surveillance, and reconnaissance systems. Mr. Hale retired
from active duty in 2006 and was appointed to the DISES in
February 2007.
GEO I N T F O R E WO R D
BRIAN L. HAGAN
National GEOINT Officer for Geography, National GeospatialIntelligence Agency (NGA)
Brian L. Hagan is the National Geospatial-Intelligence Officer
for Geography within NGA’s Source Operations Management
Directorate. As such he represents the Director of NGA on
geographic issues including Geographic Names, Boundaries
and Human Geography. Mr. Hagan entered federal service in
1985 as a Cartographer for the Defense Mapping Agency in
Bethesda, MD. From 2003-2007, Mr. Hagan led the Geographic
Names and Boundaries functionality at NGA as a Division Chief
and Program Manager. Mr. Hagan then co-led the stand-up
of NGA’s Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) capabilities via
a 2-year assignment with the ODNI Open Source Center.
From 2010-2011, Mr. Hagan served as an Operations Center
Director in the NGA Operations Center. Immediately prior to his
appointment to the Defense Intelligence Senior Level (DISL),
Mr. Hagan served as the Chief of Staff for the NGA Campus
West (NCW) West Executive.
GOVER NMENT PAVILION
CHRISTOPHER HARRINGTON
Director, Office of Small Business Programs, USSOCOM
Chris Harrington is the Chief Acquisition Support Office for
the United States Special Operations Command (USSOCOM)
MacDill Air Force Base, Fl. As the Chief he oversees the Small
Business Office, the Technology & Industry Liaison Office,
Facilities, Security, and the Workforce Development Office
(HR) for the Special Operations Research Development and
Acquisition Center (SORDAC). He has served as the Director
of Small Business Programs since October 2008. Prior to his
arrival at USSOCOM he served as the Chief of Contracts Policy
at the United States Transportation Command, Scott AFB, Ill.
He retired in 2005 from Scott AFB, Ill, where he was the 375th
Contracting Squadron Commander at the time of his retirement.
He is Level III Certified in Contracting, and obtained his
undergraduate degree from the University of California, at Santa
Barbara and his MBA from the University of Montana.
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MAS T E R O F C E R E M O NIES
NATIONAL SECUR ITY WOR K SHOP
THE HONORABLE JEFFREY K. HARRIS,
E. THOMAS HICKS IV
Jeff Harris has contributed to US national
security in both Government and Industry where
he has fostered new technologies, programs
and capabilities that have contributed
significantly to US national security capabilities.
He currently consults as chief executive of JKH Consulting,
LLC. He is retired from Lockheed Martin, where he was a
corporate officer and served as President of Lockheed Martin
Missiles and Space and President of Lockheed Martin Special
Programs. Also, he served as President of Space Imaging, the
first company to provide high-resolution satellite imagery and
information products for cost-effective solutions to global
business needs. Before entering the private sector, Mr. Harris
served in senior national leadership positions, including
Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Space; Director,
National Reconnaissance Office, and Associate Executive
Director of the Intelligence Community. In all of these
capacities, he provided direct support to both the Secretary of
Defense and the Director of Central Intelligence.
E. Thomas “Tommy” Hicks IV is the Assistant Executive
Director and Chief Programs Officer of the International
Association of Fire Chiefs. With over 30 years of experience
in the fire service, Hicks’ initial involvement began as a
volunteer with Hanover County Fire Department located in
Virginia. Hicks’ passion for the field of Fire Protection and
Safety is exemplified through his diverse background in
both the private and public sectors, highlighted by positions
in fire protection consulting, the insurance industry, and
the municipal fire service to include Fire Chief. A graduate
of Oklahoma State University, Hicks has served as Guest
Speaker at local, state, and national venues, and continues
mentoring future fire service professionals as an Instructor.
Former Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Space
and Director, NRO
Chief Programs Officer and Assistant Executive Director,
International Association of Fire Chiefs
GOVER NMENT PAVILION
MICHAEL HOWELL
Deputy Program Manager, Office of the Program Manager, Information
Sharing Environment (ISE)
Mr. Michael Howell serves as the Deputy Program Manager for
the Information Sharing Environment (PM-ISE). The Program
Manager has government-wide authority to plan, oversee
the build-out, and manage use of the ISE to implement the
President’s terrorism-related information sharing priorities.
Mr. Howell’s work focuses on assisting the Program Manager
in the development of policies, procedures, guidelines,
rules and standards to foster the development and proper
operation of the ISE while assisting, monitoring, and assessing
implementation of the ISE by departments and agencies.
GO V ER N M E N T PAV I L I ON
KARYN HAYES-RYAN
Director NGS IT Oversight, IT Services Directorate, National
Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA)
Ms. Karyn Hayes-Ryan serves as the Director NSG IT
Oversight, and the Deputy Component Acquisition Executive
for NGA. She is responsible for programmatic and technical
oversight for all NGA systems and future procurements. She
is also the NGA lead for Agile Acquisition. Karyn is also NGA’s
senior champion for the NGA Systems Engineering Cohort
Programs at George Washington University for both NGA East
and NGA West. Karyn also serves on the Board of Women in
Technology (WiT), as the Federal Government Representative.
Ms. Hayes Ryan served as Deputy PM for the NSG from
January 2011-April 2012. There she was responsible for
programmatic and technical oversight for all NGA systems
and future procurements. She also served as the senior
Acquisition Directorate representative to the Vision Integration
Team. Karyn is NGA’s senior champion for the NGA Systems
Engineering Cohort Programs at George Washington
University for both NGA East and NGA West.
K EY NOTE SP EAK ER
SHEL ISRAEL
Co-Author of Age of Context; and CEO of SI Associates
Mr. Israel helps businesses tell their stories in
engaging ways. He does it as a freelance
journalist, consultant and presentation coach.
He is the author and co-author of Naked
Conversations: How Blog are Changing the Way
Businesses Talk with Customers and Twitterville: How
Businesses Can Thrive in the New Global Neighborhoods. His
newest book, co-written with Robert Scoble is called Age of
Context, which is scheduled for release in October. Israel
currently writes the Social Beat column for Forbes.com.
Previously he has contributed to BusinessWeek, Dow Jones,
Fast Company and American Express Open Forum.
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GEO I N T F O R E WO R D
K EY NOTE SP EAK ER
DR. THOMAS R. JORDAN
DR. SUZETTE KIMBALL
Associate Director, Center for Geospatial Research,
University of Georgia
Acting Director, U.S. Geological Survey (USGS)
Dr. Kimball is responsible for leading the
Nation’s largest water, earth, and biological
science, and civilian mapping agency. Prior to
becoming the Acting Director, Dr. Kimball was
the USGS Deputy Director. In 2008, she became
the Acting Associate Director for Geology, and prior to that
was the Director of the USGS Eastern Region, starting in
2004. She joined the USGS as Eastern Regional Executive for
Biology. In that position, she built many partnerships, helped
shape programs, and led the establishment of the USGS
Florida Integrated Science Center. She came to the USGS
from the National Park Service in Atlanta, where she was
Associate Regional Director. She has authored numerous
publications on barrier island dynamics, coastal ecosystem
science, coastal zone management and policy, and natural
resource exploration, evaluation, and management. She has
received the Presidential Rank Award and the Secretary of the
Interior’s Meritorious Service Award.
Dr. Thomas R. Jordan is the Associate Director at the Center
for Geospatial Research at the University of Georgia and
has been working in the geospatial sciences for over 30
years. Tommy is an American Society for Photogrammetry
and Remote Sensing (ASPRS) Certified Photogrammetrist
and Mapping Scientist-GIS/LIS and currently serves on the
ASPRS National Certification Review Board. He is currently
technical co-chair for the 2014 ASPRS annual convention to
be held in Louisville, Kentucky. At UGA, he teaches course in
remote sensing, GIS, photogrammetry, LiDAR and Geospatial
Integration and is responsible for systems administration,
networking and project management at CGR.
GO V ER N M E N T PAV I L I ON
HEATHER KENYON
CEO, Tampa Bay Technology Forum
Heather Kenyon leads an organization that serves 350+
member companies, as well as the overall technology
industry in the Tampa Bay area. Previously she was a Sales
Development Representative at Insight, a Fortune 500
Technology Solutions Provider, where she was recognized as
a part of the 100% Club as well as the “Impact Player” for Q4
for her position in the Southeast. She joined the TBTF in 2003
as the fledgling organization’s second employee. She was
promoted from Membership Director to the VP of Development
in 2006, after increasing sponsorships and revenues more than
200%. Ms. Kenyon was recognized in 2012 as one of the ten
“People to Watch” by Bob Trigaux in the Tampa Bay Times.
She has also been identified as being one of the “Forty Under
Forty” class by the Gulf Coast Business Review, as well as one
of the “Tampa Bay 100,” a list of 100 Business Leaders who
“Positively Impact the Region’s Economic Development and
Community” by CEO Magazine.
GEOINT FOR EWOR D
ERIC KUTNER
Advisor, National Consortium for the Study of Terrorism
and Responses to Terrorism
Mr. Kutner is a policy and management consultant based in La
Jolla, CA and Washington, DC with focus in national security
and innovation. He is a specialist in networking, relationshipbuilding, and collaboration. He is the founder of the homeland
security consulting firm Emergency Response Design Group
(ERDG), the Policy Innovation Collaborative (PIC) that brings
together thought leaders across policy areas and industries.
On the national security front, he is an advisor to CCICADA
at Rutgers and START at Maryland, and has advised the US
Resilience Project--facilitation team for 2011 White House
National Security Staff meeting, the US Resilience System--put
together 2012 event on crises at Woodrow Wilson Center, US
Customs and Border Protection (Global Borders College--part
of team that put together agile leadership certificate program),
the IJIS Institute--thought leader in information and intelligence
sharing, and San Diego State University’s VizCenter and its X24
series of humanitarian assistance and disaster relief (HADR)
exercises, among other recent efforts.
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PAN EL I ST
PANELIST
EDWARD LANE
ROBERT (BO) MARLIN
Ground Enterprise Directorate, National Reconnaissance Office
Technical Advisor for Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance
Capabilities and Integration, Deputy Chief of Staff for ISR, U.S. Air Force
Mr. Ed Lane is the Director of the National
Reconnaissance Office’s (NRO) Application
Service Provider Group (ASG) within the Mission
Framework System Program Office (MF SPO) in
the Ground Enterprise Directorate (GED). He has
over 6 years of acquisition experience, eight of them with the
NRO. In his current role he manages a budget in excess of
$500 million across the FYDP to execute multiple NRO
programs to include Exercise and Operational Communication
(XOCOMM) and Ground Reporting Messaging (GRM) In
addition he also manages several NRO Information Sharing
and service broker programs to include Distributed Common
Ground Systems-Intelligence Community (DCGS-IC), the IC’s
Enterprise Registry & Repository (ER2) and SIGINT Data
Distribution System (SDDS). Mr. lane is a native of West
Springfield, Massachusetts. He graduated from Virginia
Polytechnic Institute & State University in 1986 with a
Bachelors of Science in Marketing Management.
Robert T. “Bo” Marlin is a Defense Intelligence
Senior Leader in the Senior Executive Service
and serves as the Technical Adviser for
Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance
Capabilities and Integration, Deputy Chief of
Staff for ISR; Headquarters U.S. Air Force, the Pentagon,
Washington, DC. He also serves as the Deputy Director of ISR
Capabilities and Chief Information Officer for the Deputy Chief
of Staff for ISR. The ISR Capabilities Directorate oversees
programs and projects involving the expenditure of some $4
billion annually, including all models of the RC-135, WC-135,
U-2, RQ-4 Global Hawk, MC-12 Liberty, MQ-1 Predator,
MQ-9 Reaper, Cobra Judy/Cobra King maritime assets, the
Air Force Distributed Common Ground System, and a variety
of unit-level intelligence systems. Marlin is also responsible
for developing and advocating Air Force policy on human,
geospatial, signals, open source and measurement and
signatures intelligence and Cyber and Space ISR capabilities;
and represents the Air Force on ISR matters in discussions
with Congress, the Intelligence Community, the Office of the
Secretary of Defense, the Joint Staff, and the other Services.
KEY N O T E SP E A K E R
LETITIA A. LONG
Director, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA)
Ms. Letitia A. Long was appointed Director of
the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency on
August 9, 2010. Prior to her appointment, Ms.
Long served as Deputy Director of the Defense
Intelligence Agency (DIA) from May 2006 until
July 2010. Previously, she was the Deputy Under Secretary of
Defense for Intelligence (Policy, Requirements, and
Resources) from June 2003 until May 2006. She also served
as the Deputy Director of Naval Intelligence from July 2000 to
June 2003 and as the Director of Central Intelligence’s
Executive Director for Intelligence Community Affairs from
January 1998 to June 2000, where she was responsible for
community-wide policy formulation, resource planning, and
program assessment and evaluation.
PANELIST
JAMES R. MARTIN
Director for Defense Intelligence, Officer of the Under Secretary of
Defense (Intelligence)
Mr. James R. Martin joined the Office of the
Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence
[OUSD(I)] in August 2013.. As Director for
Defense Intelligence (DDI) for Strategy,
Programs and Resources (ISP&R), Mr. Martin is
the principal staff assistant to the USD(I) for all matters related
to intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance system
capabilities, overseeing a portfolio of nearly $25B spanning all
the services and five defense agencies. He is responsible for
recommending programmatic changes to defense intelligence
capabilities on behalf of USD(I), as well as leading the
governance process to ensure defense intelligence system
interoperability. From July 2011, Mr. Martin served as the
Director, Business Plans and Operations for the National
Reconnaissance Office (NRO). In that role, he was responsible
for overseeing the NRO’s budget, finance, cost estimating,
external communications, business systems, and strategic
operations. He led an organization of seven directorates that
supported NRO spacecraft acquisition Program Executive
Officers and Program Managers, and was a key driver in the
2014 NRO architecture changes that were considered the
largest in 25 years.
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GEO I N T F O R E WO R D
GEOINT FOR EWOR D K EY NOTE
CHRIS M. MAYFIELD
DOUGLAS P. McGOVERN
Geospatial Information Systems & Innovationeering Lead for the
Command and Control Directorate, North American Aerospace
Defense Command (NORAD) and U.S Northern Command
(NORTHCOM)
Director, InnoVision, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA)
Mr. Douglas P. McGovern is currently serving as
the Director of Innovision for the National
Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA). Mr.
McGovern previously served as the Deputy
Director of InnoVision and championed
alignment of the Science, Research and Technology portfolio
with the NGA Strategic Objectives and initiatives. Prior to that
assignment, Mr. McGovern served as the Deputy Chief
Operating Officer in direct support to the Director of NGA in
daily management and coordination of agency operations
across all Key Components. Mr. McGovern is a member of
the Acquisition Professional Community, certified level III in
Program Management. He has a Masters of Business
Administration from the University of Phoenix, a Bachelor of
Science in Mechanical Engineering from the University of
Virginia, is an alumnus of the Defense Systems Management
College Program Management Course and the Joint Chiefs of
Staff Capstone Course. He is the recipient of the ODNI
National Intelligence Certificate of Distinction, a DCI
Meritorious Unit Citation and the Presidential Rank of
Meritorious Senior Level Professional.
Mr. Mayfield is the Geospatial Information Systems &
Innovationeering Lead for the Command and Control
Directorate at NORAD-US Northern Command, Peterson
AFB, Colorado. Chris is a Navy Civilian on permanent loan
to NORAD-USNORTHCOM from the US Navy’s Space
and Naval Warfare Research (SPAWAR) Pacific division.
Chris is a plankowner at NORAD-USNORTHCOM and has
been attached to the command since March of 2003. Chris
is responsible for the Situational Awareness Geospatial
Enterprise (SAGE) system that provides worldwide,
operational geospatial data for all NORAD-USNORTHCOM
mission partners in the Homeland Security, Homeland
Defense, and Defense Support to Civilian Authorities arena.
GO V ER N M E N T PAV I L I ON
ELLEN E. McCARTHY
Chief Operating Officer, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA)
Ms. Ellen E. McCarthy serves as the chief operating officer
of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency. She oversees
the daily business activities of the agency and is a senior
advisor to the director of NGA on a wide variety of issues
related to strategic planning, programming and budgeting,
corporate governance and partner engagement. Prior to
this assignment, Ms. McCarthy served as the president
of the Intelligence and National Security Alliance (INSA).
As president, she led INSA in a number of initiatives that
supported government policy and program development
relating to cyber security, counterintelligence, acquisition and
homeland security intelligence. Ms. McCarthy is a graduate of
the University of South Carolina and holds a master’s degree
in public policy from the University of Maryland.
K EY NOTE SP EAK ER
ADM WILLIAM H. McRAVEN, U.S. NAVY
Commander, U.S. Special Operations Command (USSOCOM)
Adm. McRaven is the ninth commander of
United States Special Operations Command
(USSOCOM), headquartered at MacDill Air Force
Base, Florida. USSOCOM ensures the readiness
of joint special operations forces and, as
directed, conducts operations worldwide. McRaven served
from June 2008 to June 2011 as the eleventh commander of
Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC) headquartered at
Fort Bragg, N.C. McRaven served from June 2006 to March
2008 as commander, Special Operations Command Europe
(SOCEUR). In addition to his duties as commander, SOCEUR,
he was designated as the first director of the NATO Special
Operations Forces Coordination Centre where he was
charged with enhancing the capabilities and interoperability of
all NATO Special Operations Forces. McRaven has
commanded at every level within the special operations
community. McRaven’s diverse staff and interagency
experience includes assignments as the director for Strategic
Planning in the Office of Combating Terrorism on the National
Security Council Staff; assessment director at USSOCOM, on
the staff of the Chief of Naval Operations, and the chief of
staff at Naval Special Warfare Group One.
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GEO I N T F O R E WO R D
GOVER NMENT PAVILION
ANNE MIGLARESE
LISA MONNET
President and CEO, PlanetIQ
CEO, Eye C Solutions; Board Member & Membership Chair,
Greater Tampa Bay Chapter of Women In Defense
Ms. Miglarese is a nationally recognized geospatial data
and technology expert, a seasoned executive with 28
years of experience in the geospatial and environmental
field. She has an intimate understanding of local, state and
federal relationships for the development of geospatial and
environmental information and the resulting applications.
Ms. Miglarese is the President and CEO of PlanetIQ LLC an
atmospheric data sales company. Anne served as a Principal
Director with Booz Allen Hamilton a technology consulting
firm in Mclean Virginia. Prior to joining Booz Allen Ms.
Miglarese was president and CEO of EarthData International
an airborne mapping, remote sensing, and geographic
information system (GIS) services company that operates
throughout the United States as well as internationally. Prior
to joining the private sector Ms. Miglarese served as chief
of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s
Coastal Services Center, where she directed the remote
sensing and GIS programs of the organization for 10 years.
Lisa Monnet, Chief Executive Officer, Eye C Solutions earned
a Ph.D. in Medical Microbiology from Creighton University
and an MBA from the University of Denver. She has been
an advocate for healthcare for over 20 years; her passion
for improved patient care led her decision to found Eye C
Solutions with emphasis on better health through information
technology. Recognized as an accessible, forward-thinking
and solutions-oriented leader, Monnet is a strong advocate of
technology-based solutions to support clinical transformation
and accountability for population health and outcomes across
the continuum of care. Monnet is well-known for her ability
to create a family of devices and services that empower
health organizations around the globe. She served as Chief
Operating Officer for a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned
Small Business where she provided multidiscipline support
to the Intelligent Community and Department of Defense.
Monnet serves as a Board Member on the Greater Tampa Bay
Chapter of Women In Defense and the Education Program
Committee for Healthcare Information Management Systems
Society (HIMSS).
GO V E R N M E N T PAV I L ION
DR. BRUCE F. MOLNIA
Executive Director, Civil Applications Committee, U.S. Geological Survey
GOVER NMENT PAVILION
Dr. Bruce Franklin Molnia is the U.S. Geological Survey
(USGS) Senior Advisor for National Civil Applications and
an award winning research geologist who has conducted
remote sensing, glacial, marine, and coastal research for more
than 45 years. Current research areas include: innovative
uses of remotely sensed data, and the response of glaciers
in Alaska, Chile, and Afghanistan to changing climate. For 8
years, Molnia was Executive Director of the Civil Application
Committee. Since 1971 Molnia has focused on presenting
understandable science to the public, policy makers, the
media, and his peers. These outreach and education efforts
have earned him: the USGS Lifetime Communications
Achievement Award, the Geological Society of America’s
Career Achievement and Public Service Awards, the
International DVD Association’s Government DVD of the
Year Award, and three USGS Eugene Shoemaker External
Communication Awards for specific outreach projects. Molnia
is an adjunct Professor at the University of Alaska FairbanksSchool of Fisheries and Ocean Science, and at Duke
University’s Nicholas School of the Environment.
STEVE MOREY
Director of Business Recruitment, Tampa Hillsborough Economic
Development Corp.
Steve Morey is the Director of Business Recruitment for the
Tampa Hillsborough EDC. With his team of project managers,
Morey is responsible for bringing companies from various
industries to Tampa and Hillsborough County. Previously
having worked in economic development in Ohio, Morey
uses both his knowledge and experiences to showcase the
Tampa Bay area as a great place to work and live to site
selectors, CEOs and other decision-makers. Prior to moving
to Florida, he was the President/CEO of Team Lorain County
near Cleveland, Ohio. He enjoyed a successful career in
banking and commercial finance, serving in various roles for
Transamerica, Deutsche Bank and National City Corporation
before entering economic development. Morey has held
several leadership and board positions at state, regional and
local levels and is a recipient of the Crain’s Cleveland 40
under 40 Award.
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GEO I N T F O R E WO R D
GOVER NMENT PAVILION
LTC CHRIS OXENDINE
MARK PFUNDSTEIN
Assistant Professor, U.S. Military Academy
Director, Farragut Technical Analyst Center, Office of Naval
Intelligence (ONI)
LTC Oxendine is a Space Operations Officer with operational
experience in mechanized and light infantry units. His most
recent field experience includes operational assignments
in Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom.
Academically, LTC Oxendine specializes in geospatial
information science with research interests in risk, social
media, and the application of mobile technologies
in disasters. LTC Oxendine teaches EV203 (Physical
Geography), EV378 (Cartography), EV379 (Photogrammetry),
and EV398 (Geographic Information Science).
Mark Pfundstein was named Director of the Farragut Center
in June 2012. Farragut is a 500-person center chartered to
perform all-source analysis and production focused primarily
on the technical capabilities and performance characteristics
of current and future foreign naval submarines, ships, aircraft,
sensors, and weapon systems. Prior to his appointment he
served as Farragut’s Assistant Director for Acquisition, Office
of Naval Intelligence’s (ONI) primary authority for intelligence
support to Navy acquisition programs and related activities,
focusing primarily on product development, quality of
analysis and production, and customer engagement. He was
promoted to executive rank in October 2009 as a member of
the Defense Intelligence Senior Level (DISL) community.
KEY N O T E SP E A K E R
LTG RAYMOND P. PALUMBO, U.S. ARMY
Deputy Under Secretary of Defense (Intelligence), Joint and Coalition
Warfighter Support
PANELIST
Lieutenant General Raymond P. Palumbo is the
Deputy Under Secretary of Defense (Intelligence)
for Warfighter Support, and simultaneously
serves as Director, Intelligence, Surveillance,
and Reconnaissance Task Force. General
Palumbo is a native of Windber, Pennsylvania, and was
commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the Infantry upon
graduating from West Point in 1981. Lieutenant General
Palumbo’s previous assignments include duty at the section,
platoon and company levels in the 3rd Armored Cavalry
Regiment at Fort Bliss, Texas; section, platoon, company and
staff positions in Task Force 160 at Fort Campbell, Kentucky;
and company-level commands in the 160th Special
Operations Aviation Regiment (Airborne) at Fort Campbell.
Lieutenant General Palumbo has a Bachelor of Science
Degree from the United States Military Academy, a Master of
Science in Administration from Central Michigan University,
and a Master of Strategic Studies from the United States
Army War College. His awards include the Distinguished
Service Medal, Defense Superior Service Medal, Legion of
Merit, and the Bronze Star Medal. He is a Master Army Aviator
and wears the parachutist, pathfinder, air assault, and combat
action badges.
CAPT. STEVE POLLACKOV
Commanding Officer, GIS Unit, Fire Department City of New York
Captain Steven Pollackov has worked for the
Fire Department City of New York – Bureau of
Emergency Medical Service (FDNY-EMS) since
1989. He has been an Emergency Medical
Technician (EMT), Paramedic and Lieutenant in
Queens, Brooklyn and the Bronx. Steven Pollackov
responded and worked at both attacks on the World Trade
Center in 1993 and 2001. After being assigned an
administrative Lieutenant position at the FDNY’s
Headquarters in 2002, he became the Commanding Officer of
the FDNY Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Unit in 2003.
In 2006, Steven Pollackov was promoted to the rank of
Captain and remained as the Commanding Officer of the
FDNY GIS Unit. Captain Steven Pollackov is a also member of
the FDNY Incident Management Team (IMT) as a GIS
Technical Specialist. Since being a member of the FDNY IMT,
he has been involved with deployments for incidents
including; Hurricane Earl (2010), NYC Blizzard (2010),
Hurricane Irene (2011), Susquehanna River Floods in
Binghamton, NY (2011), Hurricane Sandy (2012) and the East
Harlem Explosion/Collapse (2014).
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GO V ER N M E N T PAV I L I ON
PANELIST
COL. AARON M. PRUPAS, U.S. AIR FORCE
DR. THOMAS E. RICHARDSON
Col. Aaron M. Prupas is the Commander of the National Air
and Space Intelligence Center (NASIC), Wright-Patterson Air
Force Base, Ohio. Managing an annual budget of more than
$330 million, he leads 3,100 personnel providing a broad
range of integrated, tailored assessments, products and
services to joint operational forces, national policymakers and
the acquisition community. After receiving his commission
from the U.S. Air Force Academy, Col. Prupas completed
Intelligence Officer Training at Goodfellow AFB, Texas, in 1991
and is a career intelligence officer and weapons instructor. He
has served in a variety of positions at the squadron, wing and
combatant command levels. His combat deployments include
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia in 1993 and Al Jaber Air Base, Kuwait
in 1996 supporting Operation Southern Watch. In 1999, he
deployed to Aviano AB, Italy as the Chief of Intelligence for
F-117 operations during Operation Allied Force. He deployed
to the Combined Air Operations Center, Prince Sultan AB,
Saudi Arabia, in support of Operation Enduring Freedom and
served in Kabul, Afghanistan.
Dr. Richardson was appointed the Director of
the Missile and Space Intelligence Center (MSIC)
in 2013. He is responsible for managing
scientific intelligence analyses of a wide variety
of threat weapon systems. Dr. Richardson began
his career at the Missile Intelligence Agency at Redstone
Arsenal, Alabama, working primarily in the areas of sensor
data analysis, weapon system simulations, and analysis
methodologies. He then served in series of positions in which
he was responsible for the detailed scientific and technical
intelligence analyses of advanced foreign weapon systems.
Serving as Technical Director and Chief Scientist from 1998 to
2013, Dr. Richardson was MSIC’s Deputy Director from 1994
to 1998. Dr. Richardson has received the DIA Director’s Award
for Exceptional Civilian Service and the National Military
Intelligence Association John T. Hughes Award, as well as
numerous other commendations. In 2007, President Bush
awarded Dr. Richardson the rank of Meritorious Defense
Intelligence Senior Level Professional.
PAN EL I ST
K EY NOTE SP EAK ER
MAJ. GEN. WILLIAM N. REDDEL III
REP. C.A. DUTCH RUPPERSBERGER, MD-2ND
Commander, National Air and Space Intelligence Center (NASIC)
Director, Missile and Space Intelligence Center (MSIC)
Adjutant General, New Hampshire
Ranking Member, U.S House of Representatives Permanent Select on
Intelligence (HPSCI)
Maj. Gen. William N. Reddel III assumed duties
as the Adjutant General, New Hampshire on
May 20, 2009. General Reddel serves as Military
Chief of Staff to the Governor and is the
Executive Head of the Adjutant General’s
Department. As Adjutant General, he oversees all aspects of
the Adjutant General’s Department, which includes Army and
Air National Guard and the New Hampshire Veteran’s
Cemetery. General Reddel received a commission through the
Academy of Military Science in June 1980. In 1981, he
graduated from Undergraduate Pilot Training at Reese Air
Force Base, Texas and Combat Crew Training School at
Castle Air Force Base, California. He has served in various
pilot positions and was Commander, 157th Aircraft Generation
Squadron and 133rd Air Refueling Squadron. He has
accumulated more than 5,000 flying hours operating a variety
of military aircraft.
Congressman C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger is
serving his sixth term in the United States House
of Representatives for the citizens of Maryland’s
2nd District. Congressman Ruppersberger is
known as a common sense consensus builder
who works with Members from both sides of the aisle to get
results for Maryland and the nation. Congressman
Ruppersberger was the first Democratic freshman ever
appointed to the House Select Committee on Intelligence. The
committee oversees the collection and analysis of intelligence
from around the world to ensure our national security and
prevent potential crisis situations — especially terrorist activity.
Congressman Ruppersberger was named Ranking Member of
the Intelligence Committee in 2011. The Ranking Member is the
senior-most member from the minority party and places
Congressman Ruppersberger on the elite “Gang of Eight,”
which refers to the four top members of the House and Senate
Intelligence Committees along with the Senate Majority Leader,
Senate Minority Leader, House Speaker and House Minority
Leader. Previously, Congressman Ruppersberger chaired the
Technical and Tactical Intelligence Subcommittee.
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KEY N O T E SP E A K E R
GEOINT FOR EWOR D
BETTY J. SAPP
ROBBIE SCHINGLER
Betty Sapp was appointed the 18th Director of
the National Reconnaissance Office (DNRO) on
July 6, 2012. The DNRO provides direction,
guidance, and supervision over all matters
pertaining to the NRO and executes other
authorities specifically delegated by the Secretary of Defense
and the Director of National Intelligence. In May 2007, Ms.
Sapp was appointed the Deputy Under Secretary of Defense
(Portfolio, Programs and Resources), Office of the Under
Secretary of Defense for Intelligence. In this position, she was
responsible for: executive oversight of the multibillion-dollar
portfolio of defense intelligence-related acquisition programs;
the planning, programming, budgeting and execution of the
multibillion dollar Military Intelligence Program; and the
technology efforts critical to satisfying both current and future
warfighter needs. In April 2009, Ms. Sapp was appointed the
Principal Deputy Director, National Reconnaissance Office
(PDDNRO). As PDDNRO, she provided overall day-to-day
management of the NRO, with decision responsibility as
delegated by the DNRO. Ms. Sapp holds a Bachelor of Arts,
and an MBA, Management, both from the University of
Missouri, Columbia.
Mr. Schingler is responsible for Planet Labs’ business and
product development, investor relations, and financial and
organizational operations. Prior to Planet Labs, Robbie
spent 9 years at NASA. He served as Project Manager for
the Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) and helped
to formulate the Small Spacecraft Office at NASA Ames
Research Center. He served as NASA’s Open Government
Representative to the White House; and the White House
recognized NASA as a model for openness in government.
Robbie also served on the founding team as Chief of Staff
for the Office of the Chief Technologist at NASA – where he
incubated $700M Space Technology Program that focused
on advance technology. While at NASA, Robbie started the
LAUNCH program and Random Hacks of Kindness and
was an advocate for open source, open data, and public
participation. Robbie received a MBA from Georgetown
University, a Masters of Science Space Studies from the
International Space University, and a BS in Engineering
Physics from Santa Clara University and was a 2005
Presidential Management Fellow.
Director, National Reconnaissance Office (NRO)
Co-Founder, Planet Labs
GEOINT FOR EWOR D
DR. LEE SCHWARTZ
Director, Office of the Geographer and Global Issues,
U.S. Department of State
PAN EL I ST
DARREN A. SAWYER
Senior Advisor for Navy Intelligence Enterprise Information
Technology
Dr. Lee Schwartz is the Geographer of the Department of
State and the Director of its Office of the Geographer and
Global Issues in the Bureau of Intelligence and Research.
Previously, he held positions in the State Department as
Division Chief for Global Issues and for United Nations and
Humanitarian Concerns. At the Department of State, he has
directed research and analysis on global issues primarily
related to complex humanitarian emergencies and has
coordinated related fieldwork and applied geography projects
overseas. His recent work has focused on ethnic conflict,
refugee flows, peacekeeping operations, strategic warning,
and conflict mitigation and response– with an emphasis on
Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and Remote Sensing
information coordination, as well as Participatory Mapping.
He was the State Department’s 2005 winner of the Warren
Christopher Award for Outstanding Achievement in Global
Affairs. Lee earned his Ph.D. in geography from Columbia
University, with a focus on political and population geography.
Mr. Darren Sawyer is the Senior Advisor for Navy Intelligence
Enterprise Information Technology for the Deputy Chief of
Naval Operations (DCNO) for Information Dominance (N2/
N6). Mr. Sawyer also serves as the Navy’s Intelligence
Community Chief Information Officer and the Navy’s senior
representative to a myriad of Intelligence Community
Boards and Councils. Prior to becoming a Department
of the Navy Senior Executive in August 2013, Mr. Sawyer
served in the Defense Industry as an Executive Consultant
for Enterprise Architecture Transformation and Information
Technology solutions integration. His areas of expertise
included Enterprise IT efficiencies, Enterprise IT Operations
optimization as well as emerging technologies solutions
integration. While in the Defense Industry he was recognized
for his exceptional leadership and technical expertise for
Sensitive Compartmented Intelligence enterprise architecture
transformation projects supporting the U.S Army Intelligence
Chief Information Officer.
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KEY N O T E SP E A K E R
GEOINT FOR EWOR D
ROBERT SCOBLE
JUSTIN SHERIN
As a startup liaison for Rackspace, the Open
Cloud Computing Company, Robert Scoble
travels the world looking for what’s happening
on the bleeding edge of technology. He has
interviewed thousands of executives and
technology innovators, and reports for Rackspace TV and in
social media. He is the co-author, with Forbes columnist Shel
Israel, of the new book Age of Context: How Mobile, Sensors
and Data Will Soon Change Your Life. Their previous book,
Naked Conversations: How Blogs are Changing the Way
Businesses Talk with Customers, has been called a watershed
work in introducing business to social media.
Justin Sherin is a Principal with Booz Allen Hamilton. He
serves as the Program Manager for support to the National
Geospatial-Intelligence Agency for the World-Wide Human
Geography Data (WWHGD) Working Group. He serves
as the Program Manager for support to the Office of the
Secretary of Defense for Homeland Defense and Americas’
Security Affairs; Department of Homeland Security; National
Geospatial-Intelligence Agency and the US Geological Survey
for the Homeland Infrastructure Foundation Level Data
(HIFLD) Working Group and Homeland Security Infrastructure
Program (HSIP) data improvement and getting the GEOINT
data into the hands of the users. Prior to joining Booz Allen
Hamilton, Captain Sherin (USN-ret) served over twenty-five
years as a Naval Explosive Ordnance Disposal Officer with
many demanding leadership and management assignments
around the world.
Co-Author of Age of Context; and Startup Liaison for Rackspace
Principal, Booz Allen Hamilton
MAS T E R O F C E R E M O NIES
MAJ. GEN (Ret.) DAVE SCOTT, U.S. AIR FORCE
Former Deputy Director, Center for Special Operations, U.S. Special
Operations Command (SOCOM)
Major General David J. Scott retired from the
United States Air Force on 1 September, 2009.
Prior to retirement he served as Deputy Director,
Center for Special Operations, U.S. Special
Operations Command, MacDill Air Force Base,
Florida. Major General Scott’s military career included duty as
Deputy Commanding General, Joint Special Operations
Command, Fort Bragg, North Carolina, and command of flying
operations at squadron, group, and wing levels including
Special Operations aviation units in Fort Walton Beach, Florida
and the USAF C-130 flight training base at Little Rock AFB,
Arkansas. Along with stateside postings General Scott served in
Germany, the United Kingdom, Panama, Afghanistan, and Iraq.
After retirement General Scott joined the ownership team of the
“Laughing Cat” restaurant, “Bad Monkey” pub, and “Hoffman
Porges” art gallery in Ybor City. He is founder and President of
Chinthé Consulting, Inc., serves as Chairman of the Ybor City
Development Corporation, and contributes to several
community advisory boards.
GEOINT FOR EWOR D K EY NOTE
DAVE SNOWDEN
Founder and Chief Scientific Officer of Cognitive Edge
Dave Snowden is the Founder and Chief
Scientific Officer of Cognitive Edge. His work is
international in nature and covers government
and industry looking at complex issues relating
to strategy, organizational decision-making and
decision making. He has pioneered a science based approach
to organizations drawing on anthropology, neuroscience and
complex adaptive systems theory. He is a popular and
passionate keynote speaker on a range of subjects, and is
well known for his pragmatic cynicism and iconoclastic style.
He holds visiting Chairs at the Universities of Pretoria and
Hong Kong Polytechnic University as well as a visiting
fellowship at the University of Warwick. He is a senior fellow
at the Institute of Defense and Strategic Studies at Nanyang
University and the Civil Service College in Singapore.
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GO V ER N M E N T PAV I L I ON
PANELIST
MS. LISA SPURIA
DR. CHRIS TUCKER
Director, Analysis & Production Directorate, National GeospatialIntelligence Agency (NGA)
Principal, Yale House Ventures
Mr. Chris Tucker manages Yale House Ventures,
a portfolio of social ventures and technology
companies that span the worlds of energy,
geospatial, sensor, cybersecurity, open source
and social media technologies, across the
domains of defense/intelligence, international affairs, civilian
government, commercial industry, NGOs and academe.
Tucker was previously senior vice president for the Americas
and national programs at ERDAS, a technology provider for
geospatial exploitation, analysis, data management/
dissemination, information sharing and collaboration across
the defense, intelligence, civilian federal, state/local and
commercial sectors worldwide. Tucker was also the founding
chief strategic officer of In-Q-Tel, the CIA’s venture capital
fund, focusing his efforts on developing In-Q-Tel’s overall
strategy for tackling the agency’s priority IT problems.
Ms. Lisa Spuria is currently the Director of the National
Geospatial-Intelligence Agency’s Analysis & Production
Directorate. Lisa has more than twenty-five years of experience
as an Intelligence Community Officer, beginning her career
as an Imagery Analyst with the Central Intelligence Agency in
1982. Her analytic career focused on imagery analysis of Soviet
ground and mobile missile forces. She led several in-depth
research efforts and managed a number of imagery analysis
branches. Lisa’s NGA assignments have included Deputy Chief
of the NIMA Operations Center at the Pentagon; Chief of the
Middle East Africa Center within the Geospatial Information
Office; Director of the National Geospatial Intelligence Warning
Center; Deputy Director of the GeoScout Program Office in the
Acquisition Directorate; Group Chief for Functional Operations
within the Analysis & Production Directorate; Deputy Director of
the Office of Geospatial Intelligence Management; Deputy Chief
Operating Officer; Deputy Director of the Analysis & Production
Directorate, and, most recently, as the Chief Operating Officer.
K EY NOTE
LTG JOSEPH VOTEL, U.S. ARMY
Commander, Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC)
GEO I N T F O R E WO R D
LTG Joseph L. Votel most recently served as the
Chief of Staff, United States Special Operations
Command, MacDill Air Force Base, Florida. As
Chief of Staff he was responsible for
coordinating the SOCOM staff in support of
Special Operations Service Components and deployed
Special Operations Forces around the globe. As a general
officer he served in the Pentagon as the Director of the Army
and Joint IED Defeat Task Force and subsequently as the
Deputy Director of the Joint IED Defeat Organization
established under the Deputy Secretary of Defense. He
served as the Deputy Commanding General (Operations), 82d
Airborne Division / CJTF-82, OPERATION ENDURING
FREEDOM, Afghanistan and was subsequently assigned as
the Deputy Commanding General of the Joint Special
Operations Command, Fort Bragg, North Carolina. LTG Votel
is a graduate of the Infantry Officer Basic and Advanced
Courses, United States Army Command and General Staff
College, and the United States Army War College.
MIKE STEVENS
Research Associate, Naval Postgraduate School
Michael Stevens is the Structured Data Collection and Lighthouse
Suite-of-Applications Manager in the Defense Analysis
Department’s CORE Lab at the Naval Post Graduate School.
He received his B.A. in History from California State University
Dominguez Hills in Carson, California and his M.A. in International
Policy Studies from the Monterey Institute of International Studies.
His research focuses on expediting relational, link, geospatial,
and temporal field collected data to analysts for exploitation using
advanced network analysis methodologies.
GO V ER N M E N T PAV I L I ON
AGUSTIN “GUS” M. TAVERAS, Jr.
Chief Technology Officer, Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA)
As the Chief Technology Officer, Mr. Agustin “Gus” Taveras
serves as the senior interface for technology to the national
intelligence community, the military services, the Combatant
Commands, industry, and academia. Mr. Taveras advises
and informs the Chief Information Officer (CIO) on technical
issues and operations. He develops information technology
(IT) strategy related to defense intelligence information
management and technology, including technical architectures
and standards, systems, applications, and networks; data
processing; telecommunications; and other aspects of IT with
a focus on information management capability integration and
interoperability. Prior to this appointment, Mr. Taveras served as
a consultant to the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), and served
24 years in both the U.S. Marine Corps and the U.S. Army.
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N ATI O N A L SE C U R I T Y WORKSHOP
GEOINT FOR EWOR D
CARL WALTER
MIKE WILLIAMS
Consultant/Senior Project Manager, Esri
Chief of Geographic Intelligence for the United States Central
Command (USCENTCOM) Human Environment Branch
Mr. Walter joined Esri in 2009 bringing with him more
than twenty years of experience in law enforcement and
intelligence operations. In 2004, Mr. Walter was appointed
Director of the Boston Regional Intelligence Center for
the Boston Police Department – a UASI/DHS designated
intelligence fusion center. In this role he established a
coordinated regional intelligence capability in the Boston
metropolitan area. This involved managing the flow of
information and intelligence across multiple layers of
public and private sector entities. He assembled and made
operational local, state, and federal law enforcement, public
safety, and private sector resources from nine cities for the
purpose of preventing and responding to terrorist threats,
man-made hazards, and criminal activity.
Mike Williams is the Chief of Geographic Intelligence for the
United States Central Command (USCENTCOM) Human
Environment Branch and co-chair for the Human Geography
Standards Working Group (HGWG), a sub-group of the
Geospatial Intelligence Standards Working Group (GWG).
Mike co-founded the Human Environment Branch in 2008 and
in 2010, the branch was the recipient of the USGIF Military
Geospatial Intelligence Achievement Award. Since 2011, Mike
has spent half his service deployed to Afghanistan working
across global key stakeholders to promote human geography
collaboration, interoperability and standardization as the
Director of Civil-Military Integration and principal sociocultural
advisor to the Director of Intelligence, International Security
Assistance Force (ISAF). Prior to his service at USCENTCOM,
Mike spent five years with the United States Special
Operations Command (USSOCOM). Mike holds a B.A. in
Geography, baccalaureate and graduate GIS certificates,
and a Master of Engineering with a specialty in Geographic
Information Systems (GIS).
GEO I N T F O R E WO R D
DR. JAMES R. WERTZ
President, Microcosm
As President of Microcosm, Dr. Wertz has technical and
management responsibility for work in Microcosm’s main
business areas: space mission engineering, low cost space
launch systems, autonomous navigation and orbit control,
satellite orbit and attitude systems, space sensor design,
and space software development. Under the direction of Dr.
Wertz, Microcosm has become a principal creator of practical
solutions to reduce both space mission cost and launch cost.
In addition to his management functions, Dr. Wertz continues
a technical leadership role and remains an internationally
recognized authority in orbit and attitude determination and
control systems, satellite autonomy and sensor measurement
theory, and space mission cost reduction. His experience
includes virtually all mission phases: concept exploration,
hardware design and development (both at the system and
component levels), integration and test, launch support, and
mission operations.
GEOINT FOR EWOR D
MICHELE R. WESLANDER-QUAID
Chief Technology Officer & Innovation Evangelist, Google Inc.
Ms. Weslander-Quaid is the Chief Technology Officer (Public
Sector) and Innovation Evangelist for Google, Inc. Prior to
joining Google in April 2011, Michele’s work experience
included nearly 20 years in the national security community,
to include a decade in industry as an Image Scientist and
Chief Engineer. During her time as a senior executive in
the US government, she served in some “first ever” roles
to include: Deputy Technical Executive for the National
Geospatial-Intelligence Agency; Intelligence Community
Deputy Chief Information Officer for the Director of National
Intelligence (DNI); Chief Technology Officer for the National
Reconnaissance Office; and, the DNI’s senior representative
to the Secretary of Defense’s Intelligence-SurveillanceReconnaissance (ISR) Task Force leading information
sharing and collaboration initiatives in support of global
coalition stability operations. Michele earned a B.S. in
Physics and Engineering Science with honors from Seattle
Pacific University, and a M.S. in Optics from the University
of Rochester. She is a graduate of Harvard University’s
Kennedy School of Government program for Senior Managers
in Government, and a Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
CAPSTONE Fellow.
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GEO I N T F O R E WO R D
PANELIST
COL (Ret.) GREG WILSON, U.S. ARMY
KEENAN D. YOHO, Ph.D.
Senior Fellow, CORE Lab, Naval Postgraduate School
Senior Special Advisor, USSOCOM; and Assistant Professor,
Department of Operations & Logistics Management, Naval
Postgraduate School
COL (Ret.) Greg Wilson serves as a faculty member in the
Department of Defense Analysis and the Senior Fellow for
the Common Operational Research Environment (CORE)
Lab at the Naval Postgraduate School. He recently served
as the SOCOM Chair and CORE Lab Co-Director where
he taught Irregular Warfare seminars and directed OSD
research projects examining human domain analysis, with
a focus on illuminating dark (covert or illegal) networks. As
a career Special Forces Officer he served in variety of SOF
assignments from the tactical to strategic level to include
Battalion Commander, JSOTF Commander in the Southern
Philippines and SOC Forward Commander in Colombia.
He recently co-authored a study on the FARC using social
network analysis titled Brokers and Key Players in the
Internationalization of the FARC in the June 2013 addition of
Studies in Conflict and Terrorism and Crossing the Redline –
Social Media and Social Network Analysis for Unconventional
Campaign Planning in the July 2013 addition of Special
Warfare Magazine.
Dr. Yoho’s research focuses on the analysis of
strategic, tactical and operational alternatives
under conditions of uncertainty and resource
scarcity. Recent areas of interest have been on
strategies to increase American military and
diplomatic effectiveness over the next century. Prior to joining
the Naval Postgraduate School, Dr. Yoho was a principal
investigator with The RAND Corporation, a federally-funded
research and development center (FFRDC) where he led
studies for the Army, Air Force, and U.S. Transportation
Command (USTRANSCOM) to improve the effectiveness of
logistics, acquisition, and sustainment operations, and to
develop policy guidance for supply chain operations. Dr. Yoho
holds a Ph.D. in Operations Management, an M.B.A. in
Operations and Information Management, and an M.S. in
Industrial Relations from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
He also holds a B.A. in Religion with a concentration in
Chinese and Japanese Buddhism from Temple University.
PAN EL I ST
GEOINT FOR EWOR D
CAPT. STEVE WISOTZKI, U.S. NAVY
Commanding Officer, Center for SEAL and SWCC
ROBERT S. ZITZ
Captain Wisotzki graduated from the United
States Naval Academy in 1986 with a degree in
Computer Science. He has also studied Spanish
at the Defense Language Institute, and received a
Masters Degree in National Resources Strategy
from the National Defense University. Captain Wisotzki’s staff
assignments include Maritime Operations Officer at Special
Operations Command South in Panama, Basic Training Officer
and Director of Training at the Naval Special Warfare Center in
San Diego, Special Warfare Officer on the Staff of Commander
U.S. Sixth Fleet in Gaeta, Italy, Chief Staff Officer at Naval
Special Warfare Group One in San Diego, Deputy Chief of Staff
at Special Operations Command Europe in Stuttgart, Germany,
and Assistant Chief of Staff for Operations at the Naval Special
Warfare Command in San Diego. He most recently served as
the Assistant Chief of Staff for Strategy, Plans and Policy at the
Naval Special Warfare Command.
Rob has been Senior Vice President and Chief Systems
Architect of Leidos Holdings, Inc. (formerly known as SAIC,
Inc.) since August 2011. Mr. Zitz is a 32-year intelligence
community veteran. He was Deputy Director of mission
support for the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO). He
also served as the NRO director’s senior advisor for geospatial
intelligence and oversaw day-to-day operations of National
Geospatial-Intelligence Agency engineers within the NRO.
He served as Deputy Associate Director of the U.S. Secret
Service from 2007 to 2009. Prior to that, he was Deputy
Undersecretary of preparedness and Deputy Undersecretary
of national programs and protection at the U.S. Department
of Homeland Security. He earned a Bachelor of Arts degree
in Political Science from George Mason University and was
a Senior Executive Fellow at Harvard University. He has also
attended the Federal Executive Institute.
Senior Vice President and Chief Systems Architect, Leidos
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USGIF AWARDS PROGRAM
AWARDS PROGRAM
The USGIF Awards Program annually recognizes the exceptional work of the geospatial intelligence tradecraft’s brightest minds. The
awards are given to applicants selected by the USGIF Awards Subcommittee and presented during the annual GEOINT Symposium.
Developed to recognize the achievements of individuals and teams involved with the geospatial intelligence tradecraft, the program
awards those within the community in four distinct categories.
GEOSPATIAL ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
ARTHUR C. LUNDAHL LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
The Geospatial Academic Achievement Award commends the
achievements of the top graduate of a nationally recognized
geospatial intelligence academic program.
The Arthur C. Lundahl Lifetime Achievement Award is
presented, upon selection by the USGIF board, to an
influential member of the geospatial intelligence community
who has dedicated much of his or her career to the tradecraft.
GEOSPATIAL ACADEMIC RESEARCH AWARD
This year’s winner will be announced Thursday, April 17
at 8:00 A.M. during the general session.
The Geospatial Academic Research Award is given to an
individual, team or university for research contributions
aimed at promoting the tradecraft and developing a stronger
community among those who apply geospatial intelligence to
national security objectives.
Previous winners of USGIF’s Arthur C. Lundahl
Lifetime Achievement Award include:
2012 Mr. Penman R. “Red” Gilliam
2011 LTG Paul E. Menoher
GEOSPATIAL ADMINISTRATIVE/SUPPORT AWARD
2010 Mr. Jack Dangermond
The Geospatial Administrative/Support Award recognizes
outstanding administrative or support accomplishments
in the tradecraft by an individual or team from the military,
government or industry.
2009 Mr. Charles E. “Charlie” Allen
2008 Mr. R. Evans Hineman
2007 The Honorable James R. Clapper
GEOSPATIAL INTELLIGENCE ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS
2006 The Honorable Jeffrey K. Harris
The Geospatial Intelligence Achievement Awards are given
to an individual or team from each of three sectors—
government, industry and military—for contributions aimed at
promoting the geospatial intelligence tradecraft. The awards
recognize the individual or team’s support to local, state or
national policy makers or military forces by providing timely,
relevant and accurate geospatial intelligence.
2005 Mr. William R. Allder Jr.
2004 Dr. Leo Hazlewood
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CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 2013 USGIF AWARD WINNERS!
she interned at the Congressional Research Service and the U.S.
Department of State in the Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights,
and Labor. She also has a B.A. in History of the University of
Virginia (UVA). Melissa currently lives in Alexandria, VA with her
wife, Traci Walker, a BAE Multimedia Analyst at NGA.
AC AD E M I C A C H I E V E M ENT
Dover Area High School Geospatial Technology Program
The Dover Area High School Geospatial Technology program
is working toward educating students about the geospatial
technology industry at the high school level. Dover Area
High School is a public education school with limited funds,
located in York County in south central PA. The high school
has 1,000 students and is a fully comprehensive high school.
The Geospatial Technology Program was started in 2007 as
an afterschool program. In 2008, the first class was offered for
credit. Since 2008, the program has grown into a four course
program that is taught to 9-12 graders, with senior capstone
internships. The program’s main partner is Washington College
in Maryland. The partnership was used to develop the Geospatial
Technology curriculum. The curriculum is now delivered through
a Moodle platform. Dover currently has graduates studying
Geospatial Technology at the follow institutions: Washington
College, Harrisburg University, Penn State University, Pittsburgh
University, and Shippensburg University. Students have interned
with the following community agencies: PA DCNR, York County
Planning Commission, York County 911 county control, Local
Municipalities, and Washington College Production Lab. We are
proud to announce that we have students in the armed forces
utilizing their geospatial technology training.
INTELLIGENCE ACHIEVEMENT AWAR D – GOVERNME NT
Robert L. Arbetter, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency
Bob Arbetter has been an unyielding force for the last six years
in educating, advocating and formalizing the analytical tradecraft
known as Activity Based Intelligence or ABI. In 2010, after two
years of research and drafting, his office under the then USDI,
Mr Clapper, published a strategy document that underpinned the
ABI movement we see today. Also during this time, he released
the first ever ABI RFI to industry outlining concepts and technical
challenges, setting the stage for what is now a program of
record to provide NGA and the IC with ABI enterprise services.
His subsequent move to NGA to help coordinate ABI activities
agency-wide has helped keep the Agency on the leading edge of
thought and technology in the IC. The countless improvements
associated with ABI, too numerous to mention, will help all of us
deal with Big Data, help prevent surprise and revolutionize the
way we do business from analytical tradecraft to data handling
and infrastructure.
AC AD E M I C R E SE A R C H
INTELLIGENCE ACHIEVEMENT AWAR D – MILITA RY
Richard M. Medina, George Mason University
TacSat-3 Exploitation Team
Richard Medina is an Assistant Professor of Geography and
GeoInformation Science at George Mason University. He is one
of the preeminent young researchers focusing on the spatial
analysis and geographical portrayal of terrorist social networks.
He has made significant contributions to security studies,
specifically to geospatial intelligence. Richard’s research is at the
foundation of an evolving counterterrorism strategy that exploits
human geography, social network analysis, and spatial analysis
of terrorists’ use of sociogeographic hybrid space domains.
He is also coauthor on a new book titled The Geography of
International Terrorism that approaches the study of terrorism
through a geographic lens.
The USASMDC/ARSTRAT GEOINT Division’s TacSat-3 (TS-3)
Exploitation Team developed and refined a rapid exploitation
process for the Advanced Responsive Tactically Effective Military
Imaging Spectrometer (ARTEMIS) hyperspectral sensor on the
TS-3 satellite. The team developed the concept as follow-on to the
TS-3 experimental phase. Implementation of the capability began
in June 2010 with the transition of the satellite to operations. Mr.
Brian Collins developed and coded the initial process, while Mr. Tim
Pachter refined and improved that process. Mr. Keith Pence led the
analytical effort as the spectral subject matter expert. During the
course of the 20 month operational phase, the team analyzed and
created reports for over 1,700 hyperspectral datasets, analyzing
nearly every TS-3 collect. This was the first time that a space-borne
hyperspectral sensor has been made available for operational use
and that rapid (First Phase) exploitation had been accomplished on
data from such a platform.
AD MI N I ST R AT I V E / SU PPORT
Melissa Martz, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency
Melissa Martz serves as the Executive Officer (XO) to the National
Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) Support Team to the U.S.
Department of State. The mission of the NGA Support Team
(NST) to the U.S. State Department (DoS) is to broaden and
deepen GEOINT support to, and collaboration with, the DoS and
USAID by implementing the NGA Strategy. As XO, she manages
the organizational, administrative, and support activities for the
NST. Prior to joining the State NST in February 2013, Melissa
served as the XO for the Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Central
Asia Division (AISI) within the Bureau of Central and Southwest
America (AIS). Working at the NST is her first experience working
beyond NGA Headquarters since she joined the organization in
April 2011. Melissa earned her M.A. in International Relations,
concentrating in Middle East Studies and International
Economics, from Johns Hopkins University’s School of Advanced
International Studies (SAIS) in May 2010. She wrote her Master’s
thesis on education reform in Jordan. While pursuing her degree,
INTELLIGENCE ACHIEVEMENT AWAR D – INDUS TRY
Pixia Corp.
PIXIA Corp is a long time champion for advancing worldwide
open standards for accessing large volumes of geospatial
data using interoperable web-based solutions. In support of
the geospatial standards community, PIXIA spent nearly a
year designing and developing a Wide Area Motion Imagery
specification focused on performance and scalability to enable
globally federated dissemination of WAMI data. PIXIA donated
this specification to the Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) who
adopted it this year as a best practice. This accomplishment and
endorsement established a worldwide standard for their 480+
international members for accessing all the data all the time for
worldwide WAMI consumers using the tools, architectures and
workflows of their choice.
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2013 USGIF SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS
CRYSTAL ENGLISH
USGIF annually awards scholarships to promising high school
seniors, collegiate undergraduates, graduates and doctoral
students studying or planning to study geospatial intelligencerelated field.
San Diego State University/
University of California, Santa Barbara
Crystal’s current research focuses on the
development of multi-attribute, geospatial and
temporal data models to assess neighborhood vulnerability.
English holds a master’s degree in GIScience from California
State University, Northridge where she was a scholar in the
Intelligence Community Centers for Academic Excellence.
She also holds a California Department of Justice certification
in crime and intelligence analysis.
All scholarship recipients are chosen based on their academic
and professional excellence in a field related to the geospatial
intelligence tradecraft. Qualified candidates are selected
by the Foundation’s Scholarship Subcommittee, which is
composed of USGIF member organizations.
In the past nine years, USGIF has awarded $691,000 to
exceptional students. Last year, USGIF awarded $107,000
to 25 recipients: 6 Ph.D. candidates, 9 master’s candidates,
4 undergraduates and 6 high school seniors.
ABBY FRAZIER
University of Hawaii at Mānoa
Abby is a Ph.D. student specializing in
climatology in the department of geography.
She earned her master’s at the University
of Hawaii, and received her BA in geography and BS in
mathematics at the University of Vermont. She is interested
in research areas that fuse climatology with geospatial
technology. Abby has focused her work on analyzing spatial
patterns of rainfall in Hawaii using geostatistics and global
scale spatial analyses of climate change.
To apply for the 2014 USGIF Scholarship, visit
www.usgif.org
Deadline to apply: April 25, 2014
D O C T O R AT E
G. PAUL BAILEY
University of Colorado
THOMAS GERTIN
Paul has worked in the areas of systems
analysis, product integration, project
management, and business development for
ESRI, Global Water, Hitachi, and Tektronix in the United States
and MCR Technology in Saudi Arabia. He holds a bachelor’s
degree in environmental design and a master’s in urban and
regional planning. Paul is pursuing a Ph.D. in geography
with a research focus leveraging mobile crowdsourcedgeoreferenced data within strategic decision support.
George Mason University
Tom holds a master’s degree in geoinformatics
and geospatial intelligence from George Mason
University. His thesis involved maximizing the
cost of shortest paths between facilities. Tom’s interests
include location science, microgeography, forecasting trends,
geospatial data modeling, and recommender systems. He
would like to start his own business involving geospatial
intelligence and technology.
SERGIO BERNARDES
TAMMY E. PARECE
University of Georgia
Virginia Tech
Sergio received his bachelor’s in agricultural
engineering and a master’s in remote sensing
from the Brazilian National Institute for Space
Research. His primary research involves innovative analyses
of large datasets, including time series of remotely sensed
images, ground-based climate data and derived metrics to
assess vegetation responses to natural and anthropogenic
environmental changes. Sergio is currently pursuing his
Ph.D. in geography and certification in geographic
information science.
Tammy’s dissertation develops a geospatial
model to optimally site urban agriculture
simultaneously addressing environmental issues
and social problems. She is active in geospatial outreach and
instruction for middle school students, and high school and
community college teachers. She has served as a teaching
assistant for six GIS and remote sensing courses. Her
professional goals include teaching geospatial analysis and
geography courses at the university level.
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SHANE GRIGSBY
GRADU AT E
University of California, Santa Barbara
STEVE CHIGNELL
Shane graduated from the University of
Colorado with a BA in philosophy and
geography, and is currently pursuing an
advanced degree. His research interests include spatial
indexing, machine learning, and remote sensing. While his
scientific focus primarily concerns the terrestrial biosphere,
Shane’s geospatial focus is in processing large unstructured
data sets into meaningful groups of objects that can be
aggregated into populations.
Colorado State University
Steve is currently a master’s student in
watershed science and researching the use of
GIS, remote sensing, and statistical modeling
for mapping the extent of headwater regions in the face of
climate change and urbanization. He is interested in the
utility of geospatial technology and participatory mapping
techniques for increasing the long-term sustainability of water
and sanitation projects in developing nations.
MATTHEW MACDONALD
THOMAS DAVIS
Northwest Missouri State University
Texas A&M University, Corpus Christi
Matt’s professional career is in geospatial
information sciences and geospatial intelligence
working with government agencies, industry
leading private sector companies, and GISciences research
centers involved with GEOINT solutions for national security
and environmental sciences. Matt graduated with a bachelor’s
degree in geography with an emphasis in GIS from the
University of Missouri, is certified in GEOINT and GIS, and is
currently completing his master’s in GIS.
While majoring in geospatial surveying
engineering, Thomas currently works for the
Army Corps of Engineers New Orleans District in
their survey and geospatial engineering sections. His primary
area of interest focuses on the integration of UAS into the
National Airspace System. Thomas has worked with both
his university and the Corps of Engineers utilizing UAS as
a platform for performing coastal erosion and emergencyresponse mapping.
THOMAS MUSCOLO
GRANT DELOZIER
MIT Sloan School of Management
University of Oklahoma
Tom is pursuing an MBA focused on business
strategy, operations, and entrepreneurship. He
previously spent three years at L-3 Integrated
Optical Systems, SSG as a mechanical engineer. Tom
is interested in applying commercial technologies and
manufacturing practices to the next generation of intelligence
gathering satellite payloads. Prior to joining L-3, Tom earned a
B.S. in mechanical engineering from Northeastern University.
Grant graduated with bachelor degrees in
geographic information science and political
science from the University of Oklahoma.
Carrying over his research to graduate school, Grant is
looking at problems related to resolving toponyms in natural
language. His thesis aims to resolve toponyms in much more
varied and complex linguistic environments. Grant is currently
working on his master’s in computational linguistics.
JAKEB PRICKETT
JUSTIN FUNG
University of Arizona
Columbia University
Jakeb served nine years in the Army National
Guard as an imagery analyst and all source
intelligence analyst. Upon completion of his
service, Jakeb attended the University of Oregon and received
his bachelor’s of science degree in geography with a focus
on GIS. He completed an internship at the NASA Langley
Research Center. His research interests include remote
sensing for natural disaster support and spatial analysis.
Justin recently received his master’s in
operations research from the School of
Engineering and Applied Science at Columbia
University. Currently, he is a project coordinator with The
Earth Institute researching spatial decision support systems
(SDSS) to combat urban climate change risks in India, and will
be directing a grant from the Rockefeller Foundation to create
an emergency evacuation SDSS for the New York City Office
of Emergency Management.
RICHARD “MIKE” RODRIGUEZ
George Mason University
Mike is currently pursuing a master’s degree
in geoinformatics and geospatial intelligence
and serving in a graduate internship for NGA.
His academic interests are in social media and open source
geospatial intelligence. Mike is a U.S. Army Veteran, native of
New Mexico, and plans to graduate in May 2014.
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CHANDLER BURKE
U N D E R G R A D U AT E
St. Mark’s School of Texas, Dallas, TX
PATRICIA BURROS
This summer, Chandler and his classmates won
first place at the Nation for the TSA TEAMS
Engineering Competition. Chandler interned
at the University of Texas–Dallas, where he researched the
effects and possible treatment for traumatic brain injuries in
rats. As a trustee-distinguished scholar and National Merit
finalist, Chandler attends Rice University and intends to
pursue a degree in engineering or computer science.
Texas State University, San Marcos
Patricia has worked with the Edwards
Aquifer Protection Program within the Texas
Commission of Environmental Quality to create
layers, maps, and a geodatabase for their program. This
experience has given her a love and excitement for the
possibilities this field can offer for her future. Patricia’s major
is water resources, and her minor is geology.
ROBERT WESTON GADDIS
ANNA KALINOWSKI
Homeschooled, Riverton, UT
University of Missouri
During Robert’s junior and senior year in high
school, he enrolled in Salt Lake Community
College. He graduated with an associate’s
degree and several geospatial classes under his belt. Robert
is attending Missouri State University where he is majoring in
geospatial sciences. His career goal is to enter the intelligence
field, specifically at NGA.
Anna is pursuing a degree in electrical
engineering with minors in computer science
and mathematics. She conducts undergraduate
research at the university’s center for geospatial intelligence and
has interned with NGA, where she had the chance of applying
her engineering skills to the area of national defense. Someday,
Anna hopes to hold a position of leadership at NGA.
JASON MOEDER
BRIANA NEUBERGER
Bowie High School, Bowie, MD
Rochester Institute of Technology
Jason is attending the University of Maryland,
College Park and majoring in geographic
information systems. He intends to apply for an
internship at NGA, as well as to contractors working closely
with them. Once Jason obtains a degree in this field, he plans
to join NGA and pursue a career in the GEOINT Community.
Briana is currently pursuing degrees in imaging
science and industrial/systems engineering at
RIT. During high school, she competed in a GIS
challenge with the assistance of a local community college
professor. Since then, she has discovered a broader range of
opportunities in this field and has been introduced to a wide
array of professionals in the industry.
RACHEL TAYLOR
West Springfield High School, Springfield, VA
TANYA PETACH
Rachel began college at Brigham Young
University where she plans to major in astrophysics with a minor in geospatial information
systems. Her love for geospatial technologies began in a high
school geosystems class, where it inspired her to pursue a
career field in the discipline. Her interests include satellitebased geospatial technologies, education, and outdoor highadventure activities.
Harvard University
Tanya is a junior studying earth and planetary
sciences and environmental engineering at
Harvard University. She enjoys working with
a team mapping the geology in Death Valley and Outer
Mongolia. The research projects combine fieldwork with GIS
representations of ground units, subsurface geology, and
three-dimensional representations of Earth systems.
LOUIS WERTS III
GRADU AT I N G H I G H SCHOOL SENIOR
Tuscarora High School, Leesburg, VA
In addition to graduating from Tuscarora High
School, Louis completed schooling at the
Loudoun County Academy of Science (AOS).
While attending, he researched nano-satellites and gained
a better understanding of systems engineering, project
management, and geospatial intelligence technology. Louis
plans to take this knowledge with him to the College of
William and Mary and major in either math or physics.
ALAYNA BIGALBAL
Heritage High School, Leesburg, VA
Alayna received the William & Mary Leadership
Award and the Loudoun Times Mirror Student
Athlete of the year. She is attending George
Mason University as an honors student and athlete. Alayna
plans to pursue a career in civil engineering, and hopes to
continue using GIS to create, manage, and analyze data
associated with developing and managing infrastructure
around the world.
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2014 Applications
Now Available
Scholarship Program
Recognizing Leadership for the Present and Future …
The United States Geospatial Intelligence Foundation (USGIF),
a 501(c)(3) nonprofit educational organization, has a mission to Build
the Community, Advance the Tradecraft, and Accelerate Innovation.
To support the next generation who will carry this torch, USGIF
provides scholarships to promising students interested in the geospatial
sciences. Since 2004, USGIF has awarded $691,000 in scholarships.
The Scholarship Program provides the opportunity to invest in the
future of this incredibly exciting and relevant field of study.
• The Scholarship Program is open to graduating high school seniors,
undergraduates, graduates and doctoral students.
• All scholarship recipients are chosen based on their academic
and professional excellence in a field related to the geospatial
intelligence tradecraft.
For more information on the USGIF Scholarship Program or to apply,
please visit usgif.org/education/scholarships
Application Deadline: April 25, 2014
The Scholarship Program is partially
funded by the annual Allder Golf Classic,
our members, the Combined Federal
Campaign and other donations.
#88693
Build the Community | Advance the Tradecraft | Accelerate Innovation
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EXHIBITOR INDEX (alphabetical)
2d3 Sensing ������������������������������������8051
AC4S Inc. ����������������������������������������2061
Accenture Federal Services�������������5086
Adobe Systems ������������������������������5045
Advanced Technical Intelligence
Center (ATIC)������������������������������������8086
AEgis Technologies Group ��������������2100
Air Force Research Laboratory��������2101
Airborne Resources Inc. ������������������3066
Airbus Defense and Space��������������1058
Akamai Technologies������������������������1047
Alfresco ������������������������������������������7098
American Military University ������������8068
Amulet Hotkey����������������������������������2073
Analytical Graphics Inc.��������������������4015
Annapolis Micro Systems Inc.����������2046
Apple������������������������������������������������2093
Applied Imagery ������������������������������7069
Applied Network Solutions Inc.��������3062
Applied Research Associates Inc.�� �� 4059
Arista Networks��������������������������������8058
Armag Corp. ������������������������������������2102
Aruba Networks��������������������������������1096
Aspera, an IBM Co.��������������������������5051
ASPRS – The Imaging and
Geospatial Information Society��������8079
ATK ��������������������������������������������������1046
Attivio ����������������������������������������������7104
Avenza Systems Inc.������������������������8056
Axway����������������������������������������������6099
BAE Systems������������������������������������6005
Ball Aerospace &
Technologies Corp.��������������������������3015
Basis Technology ����������������������������6045
Belkin International Inc.��������������������1055
Belvoir Corporate Campus��������������1105
BlackBerry����������������������������������������3055
BlackBridge ������������������������������������1001
Blue Canopy ������������������������������������6060
Blue Coat Systems��������������������������4051
Blue Light ����������������������������������������1075
Blue Marble Geographics����������������8048
BlueCat��������������������������������������������1086
The Boeing Co.��������������������������������5007
Booz Allen Hamilton ������������������������3085
Boundless����������������������������������������8090
Brocade��������������������������������������������7085
C4ISR & Networks and
Defense News����������������������������������7057
CA Technologies������������������������������6078
CACI ������������������������������������������������1023
Carahsoft Adobe Solutions��������������7102
Carahsoft Desktop Solutions ����������7084
Carahsoft Innovative
& Intelligence Solutions��������������������6079
Carahsoft Open Source Solutions�� �� 6103
CARDIO Logic����������������������������������2058
Cartography and Geographic
Information Society��������������������������8078
Catapult Consultants������������������������8061
CDW-G ��������������������������������������������8102
Center for Geospatial Intelligence University of Missouri ����������������������5079
CIA Recruitment ������������������������������6096
Ciena������������������������������������������������7092
Cisco ����������������������������������������������2017
Citrix Systems ��������������������������������8052
Civil Applications Committee USGS������������������������������������������������3097
ClearTerra ����������������������������������������7083
Cleversafe����������������������������������������6097
Cloudera Government
Solutions Inc.������������������������������������7100
Coho Data����������������������������������������4055
Colfax International��������������������������1073
CommVault��������������������������������������2060
CompassData Inc.����������������������������2063
Compunetix ������������������������������������2074
COMPUSULT ����������������������������������2023
Consolidated Resource Imaging������3051
COPT Data Center Solutions�����������6053
Cray Inc. ������������������������������������������1092
Crossroads Systems StrongBox������3061
CSC��������������������������������������������������1095
CSTARS��������������������������������������������1069
Cubic Cyber Solutions ��������������������2049
D-Wave Systems Inc. ����������������������4050
DataDirect Networks������������������������2029
Defense Intelligence Agency������������5091
Dell ��������������������������������������������������2035
Dewberry������������������������������������������1059
Digital Results Group Inc.����������������3074
DigitalGlobe��������������������������������������5019
DLT Solutions ����������������������������������7044
Dynamic Aviation Group Inc.������������1082
e-GEOS��������������������������������������������2085
EIZO Inc.������������������������������������������8046
EMC Isilon����������������������������������������8097
En-Net Services��������������������������������1071
Endgame ����������������������������������������8104
Envitia Inc.����������������������������������������2071
EOIR Technologies ��������������������������8093
Ergo��������������������������������������������������2072
Esri����������������������������������������������������5036
Eternix Ltd. ��������������������������������������6084
exactEarth Ltd. ��������������������������������3092
Exelis������������������������������������������������3035
F5 Networks Inc.������������������������������6091
FireEye����������������������������������������������6093
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FluxData Inc.������������������������������������2079
Freedom Consulting Group Inc. ������1077
Front Porch Digital Inc.��������������������8055
GameSim Inc������������������������������������3080
General Atomics Aeronautical
Systems Inc.������������������������������������1052
General Dynamics����������������������������6015
General Dynamics Fidelis
Cybersecurity Solutions ������������������9068
Geodesic Dome Co. ������������������������2081
Geographic Services Inc. ����������������7055
GEO Huntsville ��������������������������������6098
GEOINT Shoothouse
(Blue Canopy Training for
Preparing the Warfighter)�����������������1028
GeoNorth LLC����������������������������������1090
George Mason University ����������������8073
Geospatial Intelligence Forum����������7067
Geospatial Media and
Communications������������������������������8059
Geoweb3d����������������������������������������3058
Gigamon������������������������������������������8092
GISCafe.Com ����������������������������������2104
Global Marketing Insights Inc. (GMI)��2091
Global SOF Foundation��������������������4057
Google ��������������������������������������������3009
GuidePoint Security LLC������������������5052
Harris Corp. ������������������������������������8034
Headwall Photonics Inc.������������������2097
HERE������������������������������������������������8099
HGST��������������������������������������������������981
Hortonworks Inc.������������������������������2067
HP/INTEL������������������������������������������3021
HumanGeo ��������������������������������������1067
i3 ICS������������������������������������������������8060
IBM Corp. ����������������������������������������4029
iGT (iDirect Government
Technologies)������������������������������������5054
IHS����������������������������������������������������7101
ikeGPS����������������������������������������������9072
Immersive Media iMove ������������������4083
Infoblox��������������������������������������������7095
Informatica ��������������������������������������9082
InTec LLC ����������������������������������������3076
Intergraph Government Solutions����4023
Intermap Technologies ��������������������6082
Iron Bow Technologies ��������������������7052
JMP software from SAS ������������������3045
Juniper Networks ����������������������������4078
KEYW Corp. ������������������������������������2009
L-3 ��������������������������������������������������4007
Layer 7, a CA Technologies Co. ������8100
Leidos����������������������������������������������4001
LexisNexis����������������������������������������7075
LexJet Corp.������������������������������������8094
EXHIBITOR INDEX (alphabetical)
Link Information Systems
Co. Ltd. (LIS)������������������������������������1103
Palo Alto Networks��������������������������9086
Summit Terragraphics Inc. ��������������3068
LizardTech����������������������������������������4079
Panasas��������������������������������������������9066
Surrey Satellite Technology US LLC ��2090
Lockheed Martin������������������������������6035
PAR Government ����������������������������5078
Symantec ����������������������������������������7090
Logos Technologies LLC������������������1070
PCI Geomatics ��������������������������������8044
Tampa Bay Business Pavilion����������1076
Los Alamos National
Laboratory (LANL)����������������������������8072
Penn State World Campus ��������������8066
TASC������������������������������������������������7047
MapBox��������������������������������������������2070
Pherson Associates LLC������������������3070
Technical Innovation������������������������1101
Ping Identity ������������������������������������7082
PIXIA ������������������������������������������������8024
Technology Management
Associates Inc����������������������������������1079
PLW Modelworks ����������������������������8091
TeraLogics LLC��������������������������������8054
MapLarge ����������������������������������������2080
MapR Technologies Inc. ������������������3078
MarkLogic Corp. ������������������������������7077
Maryland of Opportunity������������������3103
MaxVision, Rugged Portable
Computers LLC��������������������������������3086
McAfee ��������������������������������������������1102
MDA��������������������������������������������������8018
Meadowgate Technologies��������������2077
Mellanox Federal Systems ��������������8095
Merrick & Co.������������������������������������7091
MicroLink, an HP Autonomy Co.������2083
MongoDB ����������������������������������������6101
MotionDSP Inc. ������������������������������3053
Overwatch/Textron Systems������������2001
Strategic Operational Solutions ������1104
Primordial ����������������������������������������2069
TerraGo ��������������������������������������������1100
PTFS������������������������������������������������1011
Thales e-Security��������������������������������979
Pure Storage������������������������������������4052
The SI Organization Inc. ������������������3027
Qbase ����������������������������������������������6083
Thermopylae Sciences
& Technology������������������������������������6059
Quantum.������������������������������������������1017
RadiantBlue Technologies����������������1091
Thetus����������������������������������������������6085
Raytheon Co.������������������������������������5029
Thinklogical��������������������������������������1051
Red Hat��������������������������������������������7097
TIBCO Software Federal Inc.������������8057
Red Hen Systems LLC ��������������������5063
Tintri��������������������������������������������������6095
RGS (Responsive Geospatial
Systems)������������������������������������������2095
TouchShare Inc.��������������������������������4045
TomTom��������������������������������������������7079
RIEGL USA ��������������������������������������7093
Tripwire Inc. ������������������������������������6105
Ringtail Design ��������������������������������4054
TVAR Solutions��������������������������������7103
Riverside Research ��������������������������2045
RT Logic ������������������������������������������2052
United States Geospatial
Intelligence Foundation (USGIF)������3067
SAAB VRICON SYSTEMS ��������������3044
Universal Space Network Inc. ��������4061
SafeNet Inc.��������������������������������������7094
University of Denver ������������������������8070
Naval Postgraduate School,
Remote Sensing Center ������������������3094
Sandia National Laboratories ����������2057
University of Florida - Geomatics����8084
SAS��������������������������������������������������4044
Nebula Inc. ��������������������������������������5058
Satrec Initiative��������������������������������6049
NerVve Technologies Inc. ����������������3057
Scitor Corp. ������������������������������������2056
University of Redlands Master of Science in Geographic
Information Systems������������������������8067
NetApp ��������������������������������������������4085
Semantic Research Inc. ������������������5060
Urban Robotics Inc. ������������������������1098
NetScout Systems Inc.��������������������2050
ServiceNow��������������������������������������7096
URS��������������������������������������������������5050
Nimble Storage��������������������������������9084
SGI����������������������������������������������������8010
UrtheCast ����������������������������������������5061
NJVC������������������������������������������������8004
Sierra Nevada Corp. ������������������������1008
Verizon����������������������������������������������2053
Northeastern University��������������������8081
SIG����������������������������������������������������3056
VideoBank����������������������������������������1014
Northrop Grumman Corp. ��������������6025
Simulyze Inc. ����������������������������������7059
ViON Corp. ��������������������������������������1085
Novetta Solutions ����������������������������8050
SitScape Inc.������������������������������������2066
VMware Inc.��������������������������������������7086
NT Concepts������������������������������������2078
Skybox Imaging��������������������������������3050
Vormetric������������������������������������������9070
Nutanix ��������������������������������������������8105
Skyline Software Systems Inc. ��������3079
Voyager Search��������������������������������8096
Oak Ridge National Laboratory,
Geographic Information Sciences
and Technology ������������������������������8083
Solers Inc.����������������������������������������5083
Washington College GIS Program�� �� 8082
Solid Terrain Modeling Inc. ��������������8063
Wiser������������������������������������������������3082
Space Dynamics Laboratory������������8069
Woolpert ������������������������������������������7071
Observera Inc.����������������������������������5087
SpaceCurve��������������������������������������3072
XYRATEX������������������������������������������7048
Optech����������������������������������������������7051
spatial networks ������������������������������8101
Opus Medicus Inc. ��������������������������2068
Spectra Logic ����������������������������������6050
Young Professionals
Networking Lounge��������������������������3067
Orbis Technologies Inc.��������������������1084
Napatech Inc. ����������������������������������6051
National Geospatial-Intelligence
Agency ��������������������������������������������4091
National Reconnaissance Office������3091
National Training and Simulation
Association��������������������������������������8080
Spectrum Systems - Emtec Federal ��2075
Zebra Imaging Inc. ��������������������������6086
ORBIT Communication Systems Ltd. ��977
Splunk Inc.����������������������������������������6087
Orbit Logic����������������������������������������3090
SRI International������������������������������5084
ZODIAC DATA SYSTEMS ZODIAC AEROSPACE����������������������5055
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EXHIBITOR INDEX (by booth number)
ORBIT Communication Systems Ltd. ��977
Thales e-Security��������������������������������979
HGST��������������������������������������������������981
BlackBridge ������������������������������������1001
Sierra Nevada Corp. ������������������������1008
PTFS������������������������������������������������1011
VideoBank����������������������������������������1014
Quantum.������������������������������������������1017
CACI ������������������������������������������������1023
GEOINT Shoothouse
(Blue Canopy Training for
Preparing the Warfighter)�����������������1028
ATK ��������������������������������������������������1046
Akamai Technologies������������������������1047
Thinklogical��������������������������������������1051
General Atomics Aeronautical
Systems Inc.������������������������������������1052
Belkin International Inc.��������������������1055
Airbus Defense and Space��������������1058
Dewberry������������������������������������������1059
HumanGeo ��������������������������������������1067
CSTARS��������������������������������������������1069
Logos Technologies LLC������������������1070
En-Net Services��������������������������������1071
Colfax International��������������������������1073
Blue Light ����������������������������������������1075
Tampa Bay Business Pavilion����������1076
Freedom Consulting Group Inc. ������1077
Technology Management
Associates Inc����������������������������������1079
Dynamic Aviation Group Inc.������������1082
Orbis Technologies Inc.��������������������1084
ViON Corp. ��������������������������������������1085
BlueCat��������������������������������������������1086
GeoNorth LLC����������������������������������1090
RadiantBlue Technologies����������������1091
Cray Inc. ������������������������������������������1092
CSC��������������������������������������������������1095
Aruba Networks��������������������������������1096
Urban Robotics Inc. ������������������������1098
TerraGo ��������������������������������������������1100
Technical Innovation������������������������1101
McAfee ��������������������������������������������1102
Link Information Systems
Co. Ltd. (LIS)������������������������������������1103
Strategic Operational Solutions ������1104
Belvoir Corporate Campus��������������1105
Overwatch/Textron Systems������������2001
KEYW Corp. ������������������������������������2009
Cisco ����������������������������������������������2017
COMPUSULT ����������������������������������2023
DataDirect Networks������������������������2029
Dell ��������������������������������������������������2035
Riverside Research ��������������������������2045
Annapolis Micro Systems Inc.����������2046
Cubic Cyber Solutions ��������������������2049
NetScout Systems Inc.��������������������2050
RT Logic ������������������������������������������2052
Verizon����������������������������������������������2053
Scitor Corp. ������������������������������������2056
Sandia National Laboratories ����������2057
CARDIO Logic����������������������������������2058
CommVault��������������������������������������2060
AC4S Inc. ����������������������������������������2061
CompassData Inc.����������������������������2063
SitScape Inc.������������������������������������2066
Hortonworks Inc.������������������������������2067
Opus Medicus Inc. ��������������������������2068
Primordial ����������������������������������������2069
MapBox��������������������������������������������2070
Envitia Inc.����������������������������������������2071
Ergo��������������������������������������������������2072
Amulet Hotkey����������������������������������2073
Compunetix ������������������������������������2074
Spectrum Systems - Emtec Federal ��2075
Meadowgate Technologies��������������2077
NT Concepts������������������������������������2078
FluxData Inc.������������������������������������2079
MapLarge ����������������������������������������2080
Geodesic Dome Co. ������������������������2081
MicroLink, an HP Autonomy Co.������2083
e-GEOS��������������������������������������������2085
Surrey Satellite Technology US LLC ��2090
Global Marketing Insights Inc. (GMI)��2091
Apple������������������������������������������������2093
RGS (Responsive Geospatial
Systems)������������������������������������������2095
Headwall Photonics Inc.������������������2097
AEgis Technologies Group ��������������2100
Air Force Research Laboratory��������2101
Armag Corp. ������������������������������������2102
GISCafe.Com ����������������������������������2104
Google ��������������������������������������������3009
Ball Aerospace &
Technologies Corp.��������������������������3015
HP/INTEL������������������������������������������3021
The SI Organization Inc. ������������������3027
Exelis������������������������������������������������3035
SAAB VRICON SYSTEMS ��������������3044
JMP software from SAS ������������������3045
Skybox Imaging��������������������������������3050
Consolidated Resource Imaging������3051
MotionDSP Inc. ������������������������������3053
BlackBerry����������������������������������������3055
SIG����������������������������������������������������3056
NerVve Technologies Inc. ����������������3057
Geoweb3d����������������������������������������3058
Crossroads Systems StrongBox������3061
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Applied Network Solutions Inc.��������3062
Airborne Resources Inc. ������������������3066
United States Geospatial
Intelligence Foundation (USGIF)������3067
Young Professionals
Networking Lounge��������������������������3067
Summit Terragraphics Inc. ��������������3068
Pherson Associates LLC������������������3070
SpaceCurve��������������������������������������3072
Digital Results Group Inc.����������������3074
InTec LLC ����������������������������������������3076
MapR Technologies Inc. ������������������3078
Skyline Software Systems Inc. ��������3079
GameSim Inc������������������������������������3080
Wiser������������������������������������������������3082
Booz Allen Hamilton ������������������������3085
MaxVision, Rugged Portable
Computers LLC��������������������������������3086
Orbit Logic����������������������������������������3090
National Reconnaissance Office������3091
exactEarth Ltd. ��������������������������������3092
Naval Postgraduate School,
Remote Sensing Center ������������������3094
Civil Applications Committee USGS������������������������������������������������3097
Maryland of Opportunity������������������3103
Leidos����������������������������������������������4001
L-3 ��������������������������������������������������4007
Analytical Graphics Inc.��������������������4015
Intergraph Government Solutions����4023
IBM Corp. ����������������������������������������4029
SAS��������������������������������������������������4044
TouchShare Inc.��������������������������������4045
D-Wave Systems Inc. ����������������������4050
Blue Coat Systems��������������������������4051
Pure Storage������������������������������������4052
Ringtail Design ��������������������������������4054
Coho Data����������������������������������������4055
Global SOF Foundation��������������������4057
Applied Research Associates Inc.�� �� 4059
Universal Space Network Inc. ��������4061
Juniper Networks ����������������������������4078
LizardTech����������������������������������������4079
Immersive Media iMove ������������������4083
NetApp ��������������������������������������������4085
National Geospatial-Intelligence
Agency ��������������������������������������������4091
The Boeing Co.��������������������������������5007
DigitalGlobe��������������������������������������5019
Raytheon Co.������������������������������������5029
Esri����������������������������������������������������5036
Adobe Systems ������������������������������5045
URS��������������������������������������������������5050
Aspera, an IBM Co.��������������������������5051
GuidePoint Security LLC������������������5052
EXHIBITOR INDEX (by booth number)
iGT (iDirect Government
Technologies)������������������������������������5054
Optech����������������������������������������������7051
Iron Bow Technologies ��������������������7052
Geospatial Media and
Communications������������������������������8059
ZODIAC DATA SYSTEMS ZODIAC AEROSPACE����������������������5055
Geographic Services Inc. ����������������7055
i3 ICS������������������������������������������������8060
C4ISR & Networks and
Defense News����������������������������������7057
Catapult Consultants������������������������8061
Simulyze Inc. ����������������������������������7059
Penn State World Campus ��������������8066
Geospatial Intelligence Forum����������7067
University of Redlands Master of Science in Geographic
Information Systems������������������������8067
Nebula Inc. ��������������������������������������5058
Semantic Research Inc. ������������������5060
UrtheCast ����������������������������������������5061
Red Hen Systems LLC ��������������������5063
PAR Government ����������������������������5078
Center for Geospatial Intelligence University of Missouri ����������������������5079
Solers Inc.����������������������������������������5083
Applied Imagery ������������������������������7069
Woolpert ������������������������������������������7071
LexisNexis����������������������������������������7075
MarkLogic Corp. ������������������������������7077
TomTom��������������������������������������������7079
Solid Terrain Modeling Inc. ��������������8063
American Military University ������������8068
Space Dynamics Laboratory������������8069
University of Denver ������������������������8070
Ping Identity ������������������������������������7082
Los Alamos National
Laboratory (LANL)����������������������������8072
Observera Inc.����������������������������������5087
ClearTerra ����������������������������������������7083
George Mason University ����������������8073
Defense Intelligence Agency������������5091
Carahsoft Desktop Solutions ����������7084
BAE Systems������������������������������������6005
Brocade��������������������������������������������7085
Cartography and Geographic
Information Society��������������������������8078
General Dynamics����������������������������6015
VMware Inc.��������������������������������������7086
Northrop Grumman Corp. ��������������6025
Symantec ����������������������������������������7090
Lockheed Martin������������������������������6035
Merrick & Co.������������������������������������7091
Basis Technology ����������������������������6045
Ciena������������������������������������������������7092
Satrec Initiative��������������������������������6049
RIEGL USA ��������������������������������������7093
Spectra Logic ����������������������������������6050
SafeNet Inc.��������������������������������������7094
Napatech Inc. ����������������������������������6051
Infoblox��������������������������������������������7095
COPT Data Center Solutions�����������6053
ServiceNow��������������������������������������7096
Oak Ridge National Laboratory,
Geographic Information Sciences
and Technology ������������������������������8083
Thermopylae Sciences
& Technology������������������������������������6059
Red Hat��������������������������������������������7097
University of Florida - Geomatics����8084
Alfresco ������������������������������������������7098
Blue Canopy ������������������������������������6060
CA Technologies������������������������������6078
Cloudera Government
Solutions Inc.������������������������������������7100
Advanced Technical Intelligence
Center (ATIC)������������������������������������8086
Carahsoft Innovative
& Intelligence Solutions��������������������6079
IHS����������������������������������������������������7101
PLW Modelworks ����������������������������8091
Carahsoft Adobe Solutions��������������7102
Gigamon������������������������������������������8092
TVAR Solutions��������������������������������7103
EOIR Technologies ��������������������������8093
Attivio ����������������������������������������������7104
LexJet Corp.������������������������������������8094
SRI International������������������������������5084
Accenture Federal Services�������������5086
Intermap Technologies ��������������������6082
Qbase ����������������������������������������������6083
Eternix Ltd. ��������������������������������������6084
Thetus����������������������������������������������6085
Zebra Imaging Inc. ��������������������������6086
Splunk Inc.����������������������������������������6087
F5 Networks Inc.������������������������������6091
FireEye����������������������������������������������6093
Tintri��������������������������������������������������6095
NJVC������������������������������������������������8004
SGI����������������������������������������������������8010
MDA��������������������������������������������������8018
PIXIA ������������������������������������������������8024
Harris Corp. ������������������������������������8034
PCI Geomatics ��������������������������������8044
ASPRS – The Imaging and
Geospatial Information Society��������8079
National Training and Simulation
Association��������������������������������������8080
Northeastern University��������������������8081
Washington College GIS Program�� �� 8082
Boundless����������������������������������������8090
Mellanox Federal Systems ��������������8095
Voyager Search��������������������������������8096
EMC Isilon����������������������������������������8097
HERE������������������������������������������������8099
Layer 7, a CA Technologies Co. ������8100
spatial networks ������������������������������8101
CDW-G ��������������������������������������������8102
CIA Recruitment ������������������������������6096
EIZO Inc.������������������������������������������8046
Cleversafe����������������������������������������6097
Blue Marble Geographics����������������8048
GEO Huntsville ��������������������������������6098
Novetta Solutions ����������������������������8050
Axway����������������������������������������������6099
2d3 Sensing ������������������������������������8051
MongoDB ����������������������������������������6101
Citrix Systems ��������������������������������8052
General Dynamics Fidelis
Cybersecurity Solutions ������������������9068
Carahsoft Open Source Solutions�� �� 6103
TeraLogics LLC��������������������������������8054
Vormetric������������������������������������������9070
ikeGPS����������������������������������������������9072
Endgame ����������������������������������������8104
Nutanix ��������������������������������������������8105
Panasas��������������������������������������������9066
Tripwire Inc. ������������������������������������6105
Front Porch Digital Inc.��������������������8055
DLT Solutions ����������������������������������7044
Avenza Systems Inc.������������������������8056
Informatica ��������������������������������������9082
TASC������������������������������������������������7047
TIBCO Software Federal Inc.������������8057
Nimble Storage��������������������������������9084
XYRATEX������������������������������������������7048
Arista Networks��������������������������������8058
Palo Alto Networks��������������������������9086
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EXHIBITOR PROFILES
2d3 Sensing
Adobe Systems
Booth #8051
www.2d3sensing.com
Booth #5045
www.adobe.com/government
2d3 Sensing specializes in the processing, exploitation,
and dissemination of motion imagery and metadata. Using
innovative vision science techniques and standards-based
media management capabilities, 2d3 Sensing’s commercial
off-the-shelf solutions transform motion imagery into
operational intelligence for optimum mission results. For more
information, please visit www.2d3sensing.com.
Adobe delivers the solutions government and intelligence
agencies use to make, manage, mobilize and measure the
knowledge, information and experiences needed to achieve
their objectives. From content creation and management, to
secure business workflows, easy to develop forms, robust
analytics, intuitive collaboration and elearning, today’s
agencies rely on Adobe Digital Government solutions.
Contact: Danny Proko
Phone: 949-540-0740
Email: sales@2d3sensing.com
Contact: Craig Bowman
Phone: 703-674-9607
Email: wbowman@adobe.com
AC4S Inc.
Advanced Technical Intelligence Center (ATIC)
Booth #2061
www.ac4s.com
Booth #8086
www.atichcd.org
AC4S is a Services and Solutions provider meeting the
Cyber Warfare, Information Technology, Intelligence, and
Mission Services Support requirements of our customers.
With 99% of its staff able to work in a variety of environments
worldwide, AC4S performs work in many critical government
departments and agencies. HQ’s Tampa, FL
ATIC is a private, not-for-profit education, training, and
research institution located in Dayton, Ohio. Our primary
mission is the education and training of the next generation of
intelligence analysts with an emphasis on GEOINT and IMINT
analysis.
Contact: Chris Quillen
Phone: 937-429-7601
Email: info@atichcd.org
Contact: Nancy Fernandez
Phone: 813-407-6642
Email: nancy.fernandez@ac4s.com
AEgis Technologies Group
Accenture Federal Services
Booth #2100
www.aegistg.com
Booth #5086
www.accenture.com/federal
AEgis Technologies Group is a small business prime
contractor based in Huntsville providing innovative
engineering services, products and consulting expertise.
Since 1989, AEgis has enjoyed steady growth and is
consistently recognized as one of Huntsville-Madison
County’s “Best Places to Work”. This year, AEgis celebrates
25 years of service and the development of innovative
solutions for our customers. AEgis offers GIS feature
extraction and compilation from High Resolution Imagery
based on required level of detail to meet or surpass
modeling and simulation requirements. We provide Terrain
Database Generation anywhere in the world, 3D Modeling
Services and Virtual Development Planning.
Accenture Federal Services, based in Arlington, VA, a
wholly owned subsidiary of Accenture LLP, helps US federal
agencies build the government of the future. Visit http://www.
accenture.com/federal for information regarding Accenture
Federal Services, including our perspectives on agency and
cabinet challenges and experience delivering results.
Contact: Matt Fahle
Phone: 571-414-5728
Email: matthew.r.fahle@accenturefederal.com
Contact: Barlow Blake
Phone: 256-922-0802
Email: bblake@aegistg.com
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EXHIBITOR PROFILES
Unparalleled Virtual Realism
Terrain Database Development
Virtual Development Planning
Customer Focused. Solution Driven.
3D Modeling
Booth #2100
aegistg.com
Air Force Research Laboratory
Airborne Resources Inc.
Booth #2101
www.wpafb.af.mil/afrl/ri
Booth #3066
www.airborneresources.com
The AFRL/RIEB mission is to research, develop, transition and
sustain advanced information technology solutions to provide
timely and secure intelligence information access, analysis,
and dissemination for National Defense and Intelligence
Community decision makers at all echelons. Demos of fielded
programs and cutting edge next generation capabilities are
available upon request.
Airborne Resources, Inc., a small, women-owned business,
offers a variety of highly customizable aircraft to fly Research,
Test and Evaluation payloads. As a leading provider in innovative
flight solutions, our highly experienced crews, dedicated
technicians, and scientists will get your turret, pod, or palletized
instruments into the air in the most cost-effective manner.
Contact: Arne Vasenden
Phone: 214-704-5709
Email:arne2@ix.netcom.com
Contact: RIEB Office
Phone: 315-330-3601
Email: rieb.office@rl.af.mil
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Airbus Defense and Space
American Military University
Booth #1058
www.astrium-geo.com
Booth #8068
www.amu.apus.edu
Airbus Defense and Space delivers an extensive portfolio
of products and services ranging from data acquisition and
processing, data management and hosting all the way to
sophisticated geo-information solutions. Airbus DS operates
multi-resolution / multi-sensor satellite constellations with
optical (SPOT, Pléiades) and radar sensors (TerraSAR-X,
TanDEM-X). The company delivers ready-to-use and
customized information solutions.
American Military University provides quality higher education
to the nation’s military, national security and public safety
communities by offering respected, relevant, accessible and
affordable student-focused online programs, which prepare
them for service and leadership in a diverse, global society.
Contact: James Green, Jr.
Phone: 703-334-3238
Email: jgreen@apus.edu
Contact: Greg Buckman
Phone: 703-715-3110
Email: solutions@astrium-geo.com
Amulet Hotkey
Booth #2073
www.amulethotkey.com
Akamai Technologies
Dell and Amulet Hotkey have teamed together to design,
sell and support secure remote computing solutions.
The DXM Series Remote Blade Workstations stay in
compliance with C5ISR. The products fit these essential
requirements to maintain the level of lethality that the
DoD requires while providing secured information
delivery in high-threat conditions. Dell and Amulet
Hotkey provide command & control remote PC solutions
with physical layer separation MLS, remote engineering
for CAD/CAM, and now Multi-Screen Remote Combat
Simulation systems. All of these solutions are available
on dedicated 1:1 PCoIP or VMware 1:many enhanced
virtualization platforms.
Booth #1047
www.akamai.com/html/industry/public_sector.html
Akamai is the leading cloud platform for helping government
provide secure, high-performing user experiences on any
device, anywhere. The Akamai Intelligent Platform provides
extensive reach, coupled with unmatched reliability, security,
visibility and expertise. Akamai removes the complexities
of connecting the increasingly mobile world, enabling
government to securely leverage the cloud.
Contact: George Economou
Phone: 703-621-4011
Email: economou@akamai.com
Contact: John Beglan
Phone: 212-269-9300
Email: john.beglan@amulethotkey.com
Alfresco
Booth #7098
www.alfresco.com
Alfresco is the open platform for business critical document
management and collaboration. By automating documentintensive business processes and enabling large-scale
collaboration, Alfresco helps companies adapt quickly to
rapid market changes. Every day, over 7 million users in 75
countries rely on Alfresco to manage 4 billion documents, files
and processes.
Analytical Graphics Inc.
Booth #4015
www.agi.com
AGI produces off-the-shelf desktop, server and software
development kits for modeling, analyzing and visualizing ISR
systems in a timely and cost-effective manner. AGI’s rich APIs
and data model are interoperable with open or industry-standard
mission partner software and supportive of virtually any modern
architecture. For more information, visit www.agi.com.
Contact: Rich Savage
Phone: 703-871-8629
Email: rich.savage@carahsoft.com
Contact: Todd Smith
Phone: 610-981-8236
Email: tsmith@agi.com
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Software for ABI
Finding the “unknown
unknowns” in space
Track intel analysis illustrated
through marine traffic tool
Multi-domain, multi-INT data
analysis and depiction
Learn more in
Booth #4015
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Annapolis Micro Systems Inc.
Apple
Booth #2046
www.annapmicro.com
Booth #2093
www.apple.com
Annapolis Micro Systems will show how big data analytics
being applied to ISR, intelligence sharing, GEOINT fusion,
video analytics, atmospherics, identity, biometrics, and a
whole range of other critical mission applications can be
achieved with FPGA-based systems and application-level
programming tools that abstract developers away from low
level FPGA hardware specifics
Apple will be demonstrating the most recently released iOS
and Mac OS X products, as well as discussing the impacts of
the most recent iOS and OS X software releases.
Contact: Pat Stover
Phone: 703-625-5572
Email: patrick.stover@annapmicro.com
Applied Imagery
Contact: Gretchen Brainard
Phone: 404-664-8434
Email: gbrainard@apple.com
Booth #7069
www.appliedimagery.com
Applied Imagery’s Quick Terrain Modeler LiDAR exploitation
software enables powerful, easy, interactive analysis of
enormous 3D terrain models and point clouds. It is simple to
use, can fuse data and imagery from different sources, and is
widely used in the DoD.
Contact: Chris Parker
Phone: 301-589-4004
Email: cparker@appliedimagery.com
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Applied Network Solutions Inc.
Armag Corp.
Booth #3062
www.ansfederal.com
Booth #2102
www.armagarcvault.com
With a net-centric approach to customer requirements,
ANS optimizes resources and provides superior information
on events, conditions and challenges needed to empower
decisions makers. Operations and sustainment, hardware or
software, network communications or cyber security, ANS
provides assets for the entire network life cycle. For more
information visit www.ansfederal.com.
Industry leader Armag Corporation designs, value engineers,
and manufactures pre-fabricated facilities, shielded and
unshielded for securely discussing, handling, and processing,
and storing sensitive material. Our facilities are easy to install
and relocate and can be guaranteed to be designed and built
for accreditation.
Contact: Karlos D. Bruce
Phone: 502-348-3987 x223
Email: karlosb@armagcorp.com
Contact: Michael Chamberlin
Phone: 703-981-4008
Email: mchamberlin@ansfederal.com
Aruba Networks
Applied Research Associates Inc.
Booth #1096
www.arubanetworks.com
Booth #4059
www.ara.com
Aruba Networks is a leading provider of next-generation network
access solutions to the U.S. government. Aruba offers access
solutions for the mobile enterprise – including secure wireless
LAN (WLAN), remote access, outdoor mesh networks, guest
access, classified networking and network access solutions.
ARA is an employee-owned scientific research and
engineering company founded in 1979 and dedicated to
producing innovative solutions that tackle critical national
problems in National Security, Infrastructure, Energy and
Environment, and Health Solutions. We are committed to
solving our customers’ toughest problems with innovative yet
practical and technically sound solutions.
Contact: Peter Kersten
Phone: 703-424-8871
Email: pkersten@arubanetworks.com
Contact: Eric S. Stewart
Phone: 919-747-7634
Email: estewart@ara.com
Aspera, an IBM Co.
Booth #5051
www.asperasoft.com
Arista Networks
Used by over 2,000 organizations including NSA, DIA,
NGA and other DoD/IC agencies, Aspera’s award-winning
fasp technology is a proven standard for high-speed data
movement across wide area and mobile networks. Aspera
software delivers efficient, fast, reliable, and secure transfers,
regardless of data size, network distance and conditions.
Booth #8058
www.aristanetworks.com
Arista Networks delivers software-defined networking products
for large scale data centers, and for high performance, low
latency applications. Arista combines a product portfolio of 10,
40 and 100 Gigabit Ethernet network switches with a Linuxbased operating system that enables new operational models
for reduced network cost and complexity.
Contact: Paul Myslenski
Phone: 571-252-7893
Email: government_sales@asperasoft.com
Contact: Tim Ogden
Phone: 571-228-2905
Email: togden@aristanetworks.com
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Visit us at GEOINT 2013*
Booth #8056
ASPRS – The Imaging and
Geospatial Information Society
ATK
Booth #1046
www.atk.com
Booth #8079
www.asprs.org
ATK is an aerospace, defense, and commercial products
company specializing in small and micro-satellites,
components, and subsystems; solid rocket propulsion
systems with extensive experience supporting human
and space payload missions; and lightweight and reliable
composite aircraft structures. ATK has operations in 21 states,
Puerto Rico, and internationally.
We believe that knowledge-based application of imaging and
geospatial technology sustains communities and enhances
quality of life around the globe. For 80 years, our members
from government, industry, and academia have joined us in a
common mission to educate, promote, and improve analysis
and decision-making through standards, certifications, and
technical exchange.
Contact: Jason Mallare
Phone: 301-972-4174
Email: jason.mallare@atk.com
Contact: Heather Staverman
Phone: 301-493-0290
Email: hstaverman@asprs.org
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With our proven activity-based intelligence technology and tradecraft, BAE Systems
experts are helping agencies predict and prevent illegal activities. Leading-edge
software automatically processes vast amounts of data across multiple sources.
Plus a new breed of analysts quickly detect patterns to reveal suspicious behavior, thanks
to advanced training. No matter the challenge, we’ll be there—On the Next Front.
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Attivio
BAE Systems
Booth #7104
www.attivio.com
Booth #6005
www.baesystems.com/intel
Attivio’s unified information architecture breaks down content
and data silos to solve mission-critical integration, correlation
and analytical challenges that have vexed government, military
and intelligence organizations for years. Attivio’s Active
Intelligence Engine (AIE) rapidly deploys intuitive solutions for a
360 degree view of persons, missions and assets.
BAE Systems solutions are operationalizing intelligence to
support the nation’s most critical missions. Visit us at booth
#501 to view key tools, products and capabilities from
every stage of the GEOINT lifecycle – including our industry
leading Activity-Based Intelligence solution, Virtualization,
Cybersecurity Products, and Geospatial Imagery
Exploitation Software. Every 30 minutes our in-booth
theatre will feature a presentation and Q&A on our most
recent and interesting projects. For every badge scanned,
we are donating $5 to the Special Operations Warrior
Foundation! Please inquire about our free Wednesday
evening reception and screening of “High Ground” – a
gripping film documenting the struggles of wounded Iraq
and Afghanistan veterans returning from war.
Contact: Jack Cooney
Phone: 617-431-2663
Email: jcooney@attivio.com
Avenza Systems Inc.
Booth #8056
www.avenza.com
Avenza is the producer of specialized geospatial software
for Adobe Creative Suite that bridges the gap between GIS
and graphic design to enable high quality map production
and spatial image processing. Avenza also produces the PDF
Maps app which is an off-line geospatial PDF, GeoPDF and
GeoTIFF reader for Apple and Android devices.
Contact: Craig Brower
Phone: 703-283-4588
Email: craig.brower@baesystems.com
Contact: Doug Smith
Phone: 1-800-884-2555
Email: doug@avenza.com
Ball Aerospace &
Technologies Corp.
Booth #3015
www.ballaerospace.com
Axway
As world-class experts in geospatial intelligence,
Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp. has the agility
to innovate and strength to deliver for the GEOINT
community. From persistent data collection hardware to
advanced processing and exploitation capabilities, Ball
provides innovative, integrated solutions for our nation
and world. We support critical missions for national
agencies such as the Department of Defense, NASA,
NOAA, and other U.S. government and commercial
entities. Ball also develops and manufactures EO and RF
solutions for tactical and scientific applications.
Booth #6099
www.axwayfederal.com
Axway, a market leader in enabling secured data sharing,
is a global software and services company. Axway has
empowered the U.S. Government with proven solutions
that help manage mission-critical interactions through the
exchange of data flowing across the organization, B2B
communities, the cloud and mobile devices.
Contact: Joel Moore
Phone: 248-506-8650
Email: jmoore@axway.com
Contact: Business Development
Phone: 303-939-6100
Email: info@ball.com
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SECURITY MAKES
THE MISSION POSSIBLE
Securely Deliver Mission Critical Applications
Identify Threats Infiltrating Your Network
Accelerate Application Performance
Protect Your Mobile Users
Federal
Security
Solutions
Basis Technology
Belkin International Inc.
Booth #6045
www.basistech.com
Booth #1055
www.belkinbusiness.com
Basis Technology develops innovative software and solutions
for multilingual text analytics and digital forensics. Rosette
provides morphological analysis, entity extraction, and name
matching and translation, yielding useful information from
unstructured data. The digital forensics team pioneers better,
faster, cheaper techniques to extract forensic evidence,
leveraging the Autopsy open source platform.
A proven technology leader for more than 30 years,
organizations worldwide trust Belkin for its unwavering
commitment to product quality, and expertise in creating
solutions designed to address customer requirements in
business, government and education. The company’s line of
commercial products are available through Belkin’s global
network of distributors and resellers.
Contact: Mike Veronis
Phone: 617-386-7110
Email: mveronis@basistech.com
Contact: Ashoka Rajagopal
Phone: 202-262-7009
Email: ashoka.rajagopal@belkin.com
Belvoir Corporate Campus
Booth #1105
www.belvoircorporatecampus.com
Corporate office space in close proximity to NGA
and Fort Belvoir.
Contact: Steven Schmitz
Phone: 703-919-9020
Email: steven.schmitz@bsellc.com
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BlackBerry
Blue Light
Booth #3055
www.blackberry.com
Booth #1075
www.blue-light.co
A global leader in mobile communications, BlackBerry
revolutionized the mobile industry when introduced in 1999.
Today, BlackBerry is the leader in enterprise technology,
powering 87% of the Fortune 500. BlackBerry 10 is the first and
only mobility solution to receive Full Operational Capability to
run on U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) networks.
Blue Light, is the result of a friendly divestiture of the SOF
component of NEK Advanced Securities Group which was
founded in 2002. Blue Light translates that experience to
actionable solutions to provide our customers with the
confidence that their problems will be resolved through the
unconventional application of technology, analytics and
subject matter expertise.
Contact: Aaron Pollack
Phone: 917-242-1432
Email: apollack@blackberry.com
Contact: Jenna McBride
Phone: 813-505-8737
Email: jenna.mcbride@blue-lightInc.com
BlackBridge
Blue Marble Geographics
Booth #1001
www.blackbridge.com
Booth #8048
www.bluemarblegeo.com
BlackBridge is focused on providing end to end solutions for
the geospatial value chain. This includes satellite operations,
groundstation services, data center and geocloud solutions,
worldwide distribution through over 100 BlackBridge partners,
and the creation of value added products and services.
Blue Marble Geographics of Hallowell, ME is a leading
developer and provider of software products and services for
highly accurate geospatial data conversion solutions. Blue
Marble is known for their coordinate conversion and file format
expertise and is the developer of The Geographic Calculator,
GeoCalc SDK, Global Mapper and Global Mapper SDK.
Contact: Clint Graumann
Phone: 407-797-2508
Email: clint.graumann@blackbridge.com
Blue Canopy
Contact: Danielle Caron
Phone: 800-616-2725
Email: Info@bluemarblegeo.com
Booth #6060
www.bluecanopy.com
BlueCat
Booth #1086
www.bluecatnetworks.com
Blue Canopy is focused on delivering mission relevant
solutions, exceptional execution, and industry best practices
across the IC. Blue Canopy ranked in the 97th percentile by
Dun & Bradstreet, was recognized by Gartner for industryleading IT management, won the 2012 and 2010 GovCon
awards, and is CMMI Level 2 Certified.
BlueCat IP Address Management (IPAM) solutions provide
a smarter way to connect mobile devices, applications,
virtual environments and clouds. With unified mobile security,
address management, automation and self-service, BlueCat
delivers reliable, secure, always-on application access and
business connectivity. Organizations trust BlueCat to enable
risk-free BYOD, virtual agility and cloud automation.
Contact: Michael Lee
Phone: 703-896-4023
Email: mlee@bluecanopy.com
Contact: Amandeep Dhillon
Phone: 703-855-6075
Email: adhillon@bluecatnetworks.com
Blue Coat Systems
Booth #4051
www.bluecoat.com
Blue Coat empowers your agency so you can safely and securely
deliver Mission Critical Applications, Identify Threats Infiltrating
your Network, Accelerate change, Manage Risk, Accelerate
Application Performance and Protect Mobile Workers.
Contact: Jason Ohs
Phone: 703-298-7909
Email: jason.ohs@bluecoat.com
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Maximizing geospatial
intelligence.
Enhancing mission
capabilities.
Revolutionizing
operations.
The vast amount of information available to intelligence users today makes realizing the full potential
of geospatial data and analytics more important than ever. Booz Allen Hamilton, a leading strategy and
technology consulting firm, helps clients in the intelligence, defense, and civil sectors optimize the use of
geospatial tools and techniques within their existing operations. From ensuring deployed users can access
geospatial data and applications to developing advanced approaches to analysis, Booz Allen helps clients
achieve mission success. See our ideas in action at boozallen.com
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The Boeing Co.
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Booth #3085
www.boozallen.com
Booth #5007
www.boeing.com
Booz Allen Hamilton, a leading strategy and technology
consulting firm, helps clients in the intelligence, defense,
and civil sectors optimize the use of geospatial tools and
techniques within their existing operations. From ensuring
deployed users can access geospatial data and applications
to developing advanced approaches to analysis, Booz Allen
helps clients achieve mission success.
Boeing understands the importance of our customer’s
GEOINT mission, providing solutions that support
advanced analytical intelligence, communications,
and command systems in space, cyberspace, air and
ground. And with our Cross Domain solutions, we also
provide the best information-sharing and analytical
capabilities that are imagined today.
Contact: Neil Mickelson
Phone: 703-984-3518
Email: mickelson_neil@bah.com
Contact: John Westcott
Phone: 703-270-6633
Email: john.g.westcott@boeing.com
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Boundless
CA Technologies
Booth #8090
boundlessgeo.com
Booth #6078
www.ca.com
Boundless, an In-Q-Tel company formerly known as OpenGeo,
builds open source geospatial tools for managing data and
building applications. OpenGeo Suite, our flagship product,
powers solutions across the enterprise. Boundless reduces the
cost of deploying open source geospatial software by assuring
steadily advancing functionality for these technologies while
providing professional services and expert support.
CA Technologies provides IT management solutions that help
customers manage and secure complex IT environments to
support agile business services. Organizations of all sizes
leverage CA Technologies software and SaaS solutions to
accelerate innovation, transform infrastructure and secure
data and identities, from the data center to the cloud.
Contact: Chris Vatidis
Phone: 703-708-3994
Email: christine.vatidis@ca.com
Contact: Ken Bossung
Phone: 703-966-6436
Email: kbossung@boundlessgeo.com
CACI
Brocade
Booth #1023
www.caci.com
Booth #7085
www.brocade.com/federal
Brocade networking solutions help federal agencies achieve
their critical initiatives as they transition to a world where
applications and information reside anywhere. Today, Brocade
is extending its proven data center expertise across the entire
network with open, virtual, and efficient solutions built for
consolidation, virtualization, and cloud computing.
CACI provides geospatial services in support of national security
missions and government transformation for Intelligence,
Defense, and Federal Civilian customers. CACI supports the
geospatial community through innovative visualization services;
mobility products focused on remote users; and IT support
designing and delivering global networks for secure data, cloud
computing solutions, systems, and application development.
Contact: Don Riordan
Phone: 410-409-2593
Email: driordan@brocade.com
Contact: Peter Makowsky
Phone: 703-294-4337
Email: pmakowsky@caci.com
C4ISR & Networks and Defense News
Carahsoft Adobe Solutions
Booth #7057
www.defensenews.com
Booth #7102
www.carahsoft.com/adobe
C4ISR & Networks is the media brand committed to dynamic
and fast growing network-based defense community.
C4ISR & Networks provide the most in-depth, focused
and knowledgeable news, analysis and insight on defense
IT, cyber defense, communications, GEOINT, unmanned
systems, sensors and related C4ISR systems.
Adobe delivers solutions that help government agencies
make, manage, mobilize, and measure the information and
experiences needed to achieve their missions. Carahsoft is the
GSA Schedule Partner for Adobe software and services on their
Federal Supply Schedule (GSA Schedule # GS-35F-0119Y).
Contact: Kathleen Young
Phone: 703-871-8562
Email: kathleen.young@carahsoft.com
Contact: David Smith
Phone: 703-750-7424
Email: dsmith@gannettgov.com
Carahsoft Desktop Solutions
Booth#7084
www.carahsoft.com
Carahsoft is a trusted government IT solutions provider and
as the master government aggregator for many best-ofbreed vendors, including VMware, Carahsoft has a portfolio
of products to optimize desktop virtualization environments.
Carahsoft provides a range of solutions, client-designed to help
enhance the performance of VDI deployments, while increasing
security and lowering costs. Visit www.carahsoft.com.
Contact: Casey Swartz
Phone: 703-871-8584
Email: casey.swartz@carahsoft.com
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Integrating Intelligence Operations
CACI’s technologies and talent are focused on increasing
the value, reach, and impact of knowledge resident within
an enterprise of any scale and complexity. Our innovative
knowledge management solutions span networks, whether
stationary or mobile, and deliver the power, efficiency, and
efficacy of horizontally integrated operations. When data is
properly tagged and is rapidly, securely, and precisely accessed
or exchanged across domains, it serves as a vitally important
component of a high-performing intelligence enterprise.
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Carahsoft Innovative & Intelligence Solutions
Carahsoft Open Source Solutions
Booth #6079
www.carahsoft.com/intelligence
Booth #6103
www.carahsoft.com/opensource
As a government IT solutions provider, Carahsoft delivers
industry-leading intelligence solutions to DoD, IC, civilian,
and law enforcement agencies. The Carahsoft Innovative
& Intelligence team is made up of advanced technology
providers including several In-Q-Tel portfolio companies
whose solutions have been vetted within the defense and
intelligence communities.
Carahsoft Technology Corp. is the trusted Government IT
solutions provider, delivering industry-leading open source
solutions to federal, state, and local government agencies.
Carahsoft’s Open Source practice provides unique value and
leadership in the open source community. Our team is dedicated
to helping you choose the solutions that meet your needs.
Contact: Rich Savage
Phone: 703-871-8629
Email: rich.savage@carahsoft.com
Contact: Michael Shrader
Phone: 703-871-8514
Email: michael.shrader@carahsoft.com
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CARDIO Logic
CDW-G
Booth #2058
www.cardiofx.com
Booth #8102
www.cdwg.com/federal
CARDIO enables real-time tactical surveillance, wide-area
strategic reconnaissance and high-volume geospatial
production with accurate, automated, scalable hardwareaccelerated processing systems for full motion video, aerial
and satellite imagery.
CDW-G is a leading provider of IT solutions to Federal
government agencies. Account managers and solution
architects offer expertise designing customized solutions,
while advanced technology engineers assist customers with
implementation and long-term management of those solutions.
Areas of focus include data center, networking, unified
communications, security, and client computing solutions.
Contact: David Kuo
Phone: 650-622-9078
Email: dkuo@cardiofx.com
Contact: Casey Jones
Phone: 540-751-1452
Email: casejon@cdwg.com
Cartography and Geographic Information Society
Booth #8078
www.cartogis.org
Center for Geospatial Intelligence –
University of Missouri
The Cartography and Geographic Information Society (CaGIS)
is composed of educators, researchers and practitioners who
utilize geographic information. CaGIS publishes research
in the journal Cartography and Geographic Information
Science; hosts AutoCarto, a biennial research conference;
represents the United States to the International Cartographic
Association (ICA); and advocates on policy issues in the field.
Booth #5079
geoint.missouri.edu
We are an interdisciplinary university center with ongoing
research in advanced processing and exploitation of
geospatial information in areas like feature extraction, change
detection, pattern recognition, web applications, and human
geography. We seek opportunities to partner with government
and industry in education and research in pursuit of advanced
GeoINT capabilities.
Contact: Eric Anderson
Phone: 843-324-0665
Email: cagisxd@gmail.com
Contact: Dr. Curt Davis
Phone: 573-884-3789
Email: davisch@missouri.edu
Catapult Consultants
Booth #8061
www.catapultconsultants.com
Catapult Consultants is a global, professional services and
management consulting firm specializing in custom analytics,
and secure information systems solutions with subject
matter expertise in Intelligence, Defense, and Cyber Security
domains. Service offerings span a range of Business and
Activity-based Intelligence applications including: Supply
Chain Risk Management, Incident Response, Big Data and
Communications Outreach.
CIA Recruitment
Contact: Ed Rinkavage
Phone: 703-226-4860
Email: erinkavage@catapultconsultants.com
Contact: www.cia.gov
Booth #6096
www.cia.gov
The CIA’s Recruitment Center is at the GEOINT Symposium
to promote the Agency’s employment opportunities and to
answer your questions about who we’re hiring, what we look
for in applicants, and what to expect during the process. Stop
by for info!
Ciena
Booth #7092
www.ciena.com
Ciena is a manufacturer of Converged Optical Ethernet
transport equipment and a provider of network transformation
services: Maximize the capabilities of your networks, advance
your strategic initiatives, and drive game-changing outcomes
for your organization with Ciena, the network specialist.
Contact: Brandie Ramsdel
Phone: 603-332-0159
Email: bramsdel@contractor.ciena.com
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Cisco
ClearTerra
Booth #2017
www.cisco.com/go/federal
Booth #7083
www.clearterra.com
Supporting the DNI’s efforts to increase IT efficiencies (ICITE), Cisco’s solutions in Data Center, Cloud, and Secure
Mobility, provide enhanced performance, lower TCO, and
ease of management across the infrastructure. Cisco’s install
base of Unified Communications tools are poised to complete
the IC-DTE model, eliminating the barriers of voice, video,
presence, and information sharing.
ClearTerra LocateXT technology searches unstructured textual
data, rapidly finding and transforming geocoordinates, temporal,
and other customizable information into standard map data.
LocateXT technology is available for multiple geospatial
platforms encompassing the desktop, server, and cloud-based
environments. LocateXT saves critical analytical time and
provides instant spatial awareness for time-sensitive decisions.
Contact: Brian Zook
Phone: 240-477-2351
Email: bzook@cisco.com
Contact: Jeff Wilson
Phone: 703-403-5636
Email: jeff.wilson@clearterra.com
Citrix Systems
Cleversafe
Booth #8052
www.citrix.com/usgovernment
Booth #6097
www.cleversafe.com
Citrix is the cloud company that enables mobile workstyles—
empowering people to work and collaborate from anywhere,
easily and securely. With market-leading solutions for mobility,
desktop virtualization, cloud networking, cloud platforms,
collaboration and data sharing, Citrix helps organizations
achieve the speed and agility necessary to succeed in a
mobile world.
Cleversafe developed a breakthrough technology that solves
petabyte+ big data storage problems. Benefits include: Higher
Availability – Provides up to 15 9’s of reliability and availability,
Superior Security –built in 256 bit encryption that meets the
challenges of cyber-defense and cyber-resilience, Greater TCO
- experience 60-70% savings on your total cost for storage.
Contact: William Minarchi
Phone: 703-669-0039
Email: wminarchi@cleversafe.com
Contact: Bill Bistany
Phone: 410-271-9700
Email: william.bistany@citrix.com
Cloudera Government Solutions Inc.
Civil Applications Committee - USGS
Booth #7100
www.cloudera.com
Booth #3097
www.usgs.gov
Cloudera is revolutionizing enterprise data management with
the first unified Platform for Big Data: The Enterprise Data
Hub. Cloudera offers enterprises one place to store, process
and analyze all their data, empowering them to extend the
value of existing investments while enabling fundamental new
ways to derive value from their data.
USGS serves the Nation by providing reliable geospatial
information to describe and understand the Earth; minimize
loss of life and property from natural disasters; manage water,
biological, energy, and mineral resources; and enhance and
protect our quality of life. Examples displayed include Landsat,
the National Map, and Global Fiducials Program imagery.
Contact: Marc Kriz
Phone: 703-407-9993
Email: marc.kriz@clouderagovt.com
Contact: Bruce Molnia
Phone: 703-648-7883
Email: bmolnia@usgs.gov
Coho Data
Booth #4055
www.cohodata.com
The Coho DataStream 1000 is a high-performance, scale-out
storage system based on open, commodity hardware building
blocks that plug & play to deliver the simplicity and efficiency of
web-scale IT in an on-premise appliance for your enterprise.
Contact: Rick Watson
Phone: 301-590-6262
Email: rick@cohodata.com
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Colfax International
Compunetix
Booth #1073
www.colfax-intl.com
Booth #2074
www.compunetix.com
Colfax International is a leading provider of innovative and
expertly engineered High Performance Computing (HPC)
solutions. Colfax offers highly customized solutions for
Geospatial Intelligence (GeoInt) applications, including GPUaccelerated workstations or servers. Offering unmatched
performance and rock-solid stability, Colfax systems help
speed up image and video processing capabilities leading to
faster insights.
Compunetix, a US small business, provides mission-critical
voice communications products for intelligence and military
command and control applications. Compunetix systems
enable access, control and simultaneous monitoring of
multiple red/black VoIP and/or TDM voice sources. New
console enables integration of custom visual representations
of the user’s mission environment with voice assets.
Contact: Greg de Silva
Phone: 412-858-1003
Email: gregory.desilva@compunetix.com
Contact: Tim Puett
Phone: 408-768-2438
Email: tim.puett@colfax-intl.com
COMPUSULT
CommVault
Booth #2023
www.compusult.net
Booth #2060
www.commvault.com
CommVault’s unique single-platform approach delivers truly
innovative solutions for the data management challenges
of today, and builds in what you need for the demands of
tomorrow, CommVault makes it less costly to manage access
and protect data for mobile workers, compliance, operations
management and business analytics.
COMPUSULT is a leading provider of open-architecture,
standards-based, geospatial data management systems for
geospatial data fusion, situational awareness and decision
support, both on the desktop, and through mobile devices.
For over 27 years COMPUSULT has delivered products and
services through innovation, teamwork and by placing the
highest priority on clients´ requirements.
Contact: Pat Sheridan
Phone: 571-730-6391
Email: psheridan@commvault.com
Contact: Robert Thomas
Phone: 709-745-7914 x212
Email: rthomas@compusult.net
CompassData Inc.
Consolidated Resource Imaging
Booth #2063
www.compassdatainc.com
Booth #3051
www.cri.us.com
CompassData is the foremost supplier of current, accurate
GPS based data collection and ground control survey.
CompassData maintains the largest commercially available
Ground Control Point (GCP) archive in the world with over
26,000 points available today. We have standardized,
industry-accepted processes for collection, analysis and
delivery of timely, concise, and user-friendly data.
CRI, the world leader in Persistent Surveillance with over
100,000 flight hours: CRI’s LodeStar provides end-to-end
WAPS services configurable to your specialized needs.
LodeStar is a compact, state-of-the-art aerial imaging
and computing system capable of capturing, processing,
exploiting, and disseminating intelligence products. With CRI
operators and analysts, this is a cost-effective solution for
high-resolution WAPS.
Contact: Hayden Howard
Phone: 303-627-4058
Email: solutions@compassdatainc.com
Contact: Gregg Wildes
Phone: 616-735-2080
Email: gregg.wildes@cri.us.com
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COPT Data Center Solutions
Cray Inc.
Booth #6053
www.coptdata.com
Booth #1092
www.cray.com
Corporate Office Properties Trust (COPT) (NYSE:OFC)
develops, owns & operates data centers & Class A office for
U.S. Government and Defense IT customers. COPT’s Data
Center Solutions division provides industry leading, green and
highly efficient data center solutions for both wholesale and
customized managed collocation.
Cray builds innovative systems and solutions enabling
government, defense and intelligence organizations
to meet existing and future threats and challenges.
Leveraging 40 years of experience in developing and
servicing the world’s most advanced supercomputers;
Cray offers a comprehensive portfolio of high
performance computing, storage and data analytics
solutions delivering unrivaled performance, efficiency
and scalability for the intelligence community. Whatever
your need is, Cray makes it easy to take advantage of
high performance computing advancements.
Contact: Mark Gilbert
Phone: 443-285-5400
Email: mark.gilbert@copt.com
Contact: Louis Hackerman
Phone: 301-869-5734
Email: lhackerman@cray.com
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Crossroads Systems StrongBox
Cubic Cyber Solutions
Booth #3061
www.crossroads.com
Booth #2049
www.cubic.com/defense-applications/cyber-technologies
Crossroads Systems, Inc. is a global provider of data
protection solutions. Crossroads’ StrongBox product is a
network-attached storage appliance purpose-built for longterm preservation of unstructured data and fixed content.
Delivering low-cost storage and comprehensive data
protection, StrongBox empowers organizations to reduce the
total cost of storage, simplify IT infrastructure and provide
secure access to mission-critical data.
Cubic Cyber Solutions provides cyber products and solutions,
including cross-domain transfer solutions, architecture
development, system evaluation and certification, and
enterprise network architecture and engineering. Our XD
portfolio includes certified and accredited cross-domain
transfer appliances and solutions from Unclassified to TS/SCI,
including Bi-Directional Transfer of GeoSpatial Data using Open
GeoSpatial Consortium standard service calls and HDFMV.
Contact: David Cerf
Phone: 512-928-7002
Email: dcerf@crossroads.com
Contact: Tom Richards
Phone: 727-460-0168
Email: tom.richards@cubic.com
CSC
D-Wave Systems Inc.
Booth #1095
www.csc.com
Booth #4050
www.dwavesys.com
CSC has helped solve our clients’ toughest challenges for
more than five decades. As a leader in next-generation
technologies such as big data, cloud, cyber security,
infrastructure and managed services, CSC’s federal sector
leverages commercial best practices and proven technologies
to bring scalable, more cost-effective IT solutions to
government agencies seeking efficiency through innovation.
CSC.com/government
D-Wave is the world’s first commercial quantum computing
company, whose mission is to integrate new discoveries in
physics, engineering, manufacturing, and computer science
into breakthrough approaches to computation that help solve
some of the world’s most complex challenges. D-Wave’s
customers include NASA, Google and Lockheed Martin.
Contact: René Copeland
Phone: 410-340-6310
Email: rcopeland@dwavesys.com
Contact: David Henze-Gongola
Phone: 703-725-8169
Email: rhenze@csc.com
DataDirect Networks
Booth #2029
www.ddn.com
CSTARS
Booth #1069
www.cstars.miami.edu
DDN, the “BIG DATA” storage leader, delivers the world’s
fastest, most scalable solutions for capturing and converting
data into actionable intelligence by: handling thousands of
FMV surveillance streams, capturing data uninterrupted even
during system correction, supporting peak IO of extremely
large clusters and delivering Self-Healing, autonomous cloud
storage at massive scale.
Miami’s CSTARS earth station reliably provides actionable near
real-time satellite intelligence through the use of its on-site dual
tracking antennas and acquisition/processing systems. Since
2002, CSTARS has acquired, processed, and archived data
at CSTARS from 25 different satellite sensors. An experienced
technical staff provides for complete GEOINT analysis.
Contact: Amber Kodish
Phone: 410-352-7186
Email: akodish@ddn.com
Contact: Hans Graber
Phone: 305-421-4954
Email: hgraber@rsmas.miami.edu
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Defense Intelligence Agency
Eliminate legacy
UNIX roadblocks.
Booth #5091
www.dia.mil
The United States must revolutionize its intelligence activities
in the face of dynamic global trends. The Defense Intelligence
Agency (DIA) is adapting rapidly. DIA’s Innovation Office,
Small Business Division and Chief Information Office will
showcase DIA’s latest initiatives and provide attendees
insights into the agency’s cutting-edge future.
Reduce costs, embrace
emerging technologies and
outpace the competition.
Contact: Mercedes Sinnott
Phone: 202-231-0824
Email: michelle.sinnott@dodiis.mil
Transform your legacy IT systems into a modern, efficient
environment. With no vested interest in proprietary RISC/UNIX®
platforms, Dell Application Modernization Services can help
you outpace the competition and take advantage of emerging
technologies such as cloud, mobile and big data.
Dell
Booth #2035
www.dell.com/fed
Dell is committed to providing its government customers
with the tools they need to solve complex problems
with efficient and effective IT solutions giving them
the power to do more. Dell has helped thousands of
companies and organizations, including 95 percent
of federal agencies, use information technology and
business process solutions to improve performance and
reduce costs, earning a reputation for excellence based
on strong performance and expert council. For more
information, visit www.dell.com/federal.
Learn more at Dell.com/unixtolinux
Digital Results Group Inc.
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Booth #3074
www.drgisr.com
Ageon ISR is a Multi-INT Sensor C2 (Command & Control)
and PED (Processing, Exploitation & Dissemination) capability
supporting operations from remote tactical platforms
and ground stations to the global enterprise and cloud
environment. Ageon ISR’s standards-based, open architecture
supports plug-and-play interoperability with most common
platforms and sensors.
Contact: Joe Trickey
Phone: 512-728-6402
Email: joe_trickey@dell.com
Contact: Stephen St. Mary
Phone: 617-517-3210
Email: sstmary@drgisr.com
Dewberry
Booth #1059
www.dewberry.com
Dewberry’s Geospatial and Technology Services is one of
the largest and most advanced geospatial services providers
in the world. For more than thirty years, our staff of 300+
geospatial professionals (many with clearances) have been
offering progressive multi-technological solutions to clients
such as USGS, FEMA, NOAA, US Army, and the NGA.
DigitalGlobe
Booth #5019
geoint.digitalglobe.com
DigitalGlobe, a leading provider of commercial high-resolution
earth observation and advanced geospatial solutions, helps
decision makers better understand our changing planet in
order to save lives, resources and time. Sourced from the
world’s leading constellation, our imagery solutions deliver
unmatched coverage and capacity to meet our customers’
most demanding mission requirements. Visit Booth 5019.
Contact: Jim Stephens
Phone: 703-849-0661
Email: jstephens@dewberry.com
Contact: Chris Incardona
Phone: 703-480-9593
Email: chris.incardona@digitalglobe.com
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DLT Solutions
EIZO Inc.
Booth #7044
www.dlt.com
Booth #8046
www.eizo.com
DLT Solutions provides the defense and intelligence community
with best-in-class geospatial technology products and superior
services on your procurement vehicle of choice. Through
partnerships with leading vendors: Google, Autodesk, TomTom,
among others, we bring powerful mapping, imaging, and
modeling to optimize your geospatial missions.
EIZO will showcase their wide range of IEC base lined LCD
displays and calibration software. With over 45 years of
manufacturing excellence, their attention to detail and quality
is immediately seen in the workmanship of their displays and
the difference translates directly on-screen when viewing your
geospatial applications.
Contact: Jeff Hamlin
Phone: 800-262-4358
Email: jeff.hamlin@dlt.com
Contact: Brian Cote
Phone: 703-754-3464
Email: brian.cote@eizo.com
Dynamic Aviation Group Inc.
EMC Isilon
Booth #1082
www.dynamicaviation.com
Booth #8097
www.emc.com/isilon
Dynamic Aviation provides innovative turboprop and jet
aircraft solutions for government and commercial customers
worldwide. Our aircraft are modified to meet specific mission
requirements and can readily accommodate existing and
emerging ISR technologies. Dynamic Aviation provides the
exact aerial assets needed to meet mission requirements,
including leased aircraft, experienced flight crews and reliable
maintenance services.
The EMC Isilon file-based, scale-out storage platform
consolidates file-based applications and data into a single,
shared pool of storage emphasizing flexibility to grow and
change with user needs. Security is more than an afterthought
and is built into Isilon’s technology infrastructure, allowing
wide use in classified networks throughout the government.
Contact: Audie Hittle
Phone: 978-846-1632
Email: audie.hittle@emc.com
Contact: Steve Scates
Phone: 540-828-6070
Email: sscates@dynamicaviation.com
En-Net Services
Booth #1071
www.en-netservices.com
e-GEOS
En-Net Services is a GSA Schedule supplier of computer
hardware, software, networking equipment, cabling solutions,
supplies, and worldwide maintenance. As a designated Small
Business with 18 years of government experience, En-Net
Services has forged key relationships to meet specialty
government contracting requirements.
Booth #2085
www.e-geos.it
e-GEOS (20% ASI, 80% Telespazio), is a leading geospatial player offering a complete range of services in Earth
Observation and in geo-spatial application domains for
key markets: defence, emergency & security, agriculture &
forestry, land, environment, oil/ gas, utilities and industry.
e-GEOS promotes applications of COSMO-SkyMed, for
which it has exclusive worldwide distribution rights.
Contact: Ryan Crouse
Phone: 717-432-2104
Email: rcrouse@en-netservices.com
Contact: Luciana Di Domenico
Phone: + 39 335 1448173
Email: luciana.didomenico@e-geos.it
Endgame
Booth #8104
www.endgame.com
Endgame uses data science to bring clarity to the digital
domain, allowing our federal and commercial partners
to sense, discover, and act in real time. We provide
data analytics driven by ease of use, scalability, speed,
and effectiveness. We build great products to solve our
customers’ hardest problems.
Contact: Kenny Clessas
Phone: 703-653-0315
Email: kclessas@endgame.com
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Envitia Inc.
Esri
Booth #2071
www.envitia.com
Booth #5036
esri.com/intelligence
Envitia Inc is an approved US SME and a supplier of GEOINT
Solutions to DOD. Envitia’s standards based technologies
address the Discovery, Integration, Visualization and
Exploitation of geospatial intelligence.
Esri’s geospatial technology transforms intelligence
organizations to effectively fuse, analyze, and manage
geospatial information to solve problems and make informed
decisions. Implementing ArcGIS as a platform leverages
web and cloud technologies to share data and services in
execution of intelligence operations and planning. Learn more
about Esri at www.esri.com\intelligence
Contact: Robin Parrish
Phone: 703-597-6261
Email: robin.parrish@envitia.com
Contact: Wendy Creighton
Phone: 909-793-2853
Email: wcreighton@esri.com
EOIR Technologies
Booth #8093
www.eoir.com
Eternix Ltd.
EOIR is an advanced solutions company with more than 30
years of experience providing U.S. Government, Military and
Intelligence Communities with cutting edge solutions in Cloud
computing, advanced visualization, ISR technologies, and
big data analytics to locations worldwide. Our state-of-theart technology solutions are developed with a focus on the
client’s current and future needs.
Booth #6084
www.eternix.co.il
Eternix Ltd. is a leading software company, developing highperformance visualization and GIS products. The company’s
products are oriented towards GIS professionals, enabling
to process, re-project and manipulate files of virtually
any size and format, in real-time, without pre-processing.
The Blaze product family includes several applications
and complementary extensions, delivering outstanding
performance and unparalleled usability.
Contact: Brittany Paulshock
Phone: 443-417-6873
Email: bpaulshock@eoir.com
Ergo
Contact: Raviv Brueller
Phone: +972 3 6911662
Email: raviv.brueller@eternix.co.il
Booth #2072
www.ergo.net
Ergo combines cutting-edge Wall Street research
and unrivaled commercial access to address the U.S.
Government’s toughest information challenges. Ergo’s highly
specialized primary research capacity delivers custom data
and perspectives from high-risk, opaque geographies.
Customers rely on Ergo to provide ground truth and nuanced
insights into human geography, illicit supply chains, local
sentiment, and influence networks.
exactEarth Ltd.
Booth #3092
www.exactearth.com
exactEarth is the premier supplier of maritime vessel locationbased data on a global scale. We offer highly secure data
subscription services for the delivery of vessel information
ready for easy integration into operational maritime, C2
or geospatial intelligence systems for enhanced maritime
domain awareness and operational maritime support.
Contact: Todd Egeland
Phone: 703-332-1911
Email: tegeland@ergo.net
Contact: Chan Smith
Phone: 310-692-0619
Email: chan.smith@comdev-usa.com
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Exelis
Booth #3035
www.exelisinc.com
Exelis is a diversified, top-tier global aerospace,
defense, information and technical services company
that leverages a 50-year legacy of deep customer
knowledge and technical expertise to deliver affordable,
mission-critical solutions for global customers. We are
a leader in communications, sensing and surveillance,
critical networks, navigation, and information systems.
Exelis provides standards-based and interoperable
solutions—from data capture, processing, exploitation, to
dissemination and visualization—that can work together as
integrated, end-to-end systems to reduce time to higher
confidence decisions—saving lives, time and resources.
Transform big data into
high confidence decisions.
• Faster contextual intelligence
• On-demand situational awareness
• Affordable cloud and mobile access
• Secure, high performance networks
Visit us at Booth #3035
Congratulations to USGIF for 10 Years
of the GEOINT Symposium
www.exelisinc.com/geoint2013
Contact: Adrian Luh
Phone: 585-269-6981
Email: adrian.luh@exelisinc.com
Use of U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) imagery in this
advertisement does not constitute or imply DoD endorsement.
F5 Networks Inc.
FluxData
Booth #6091
www.f5.com
Booth #2079
www.fluxdata.com
F5 makes the connected world run better, helping federal
agencies meet the growing demands of voice, data, and video
traffic, mobile workers, and applications—in the data center
and the cloud. With F5, agencies can optimize application
delivery while protecting against DDoS attacks, unauthorized
access and malicious traffic.
FluxData, Inc. develops and manufactures multispectral
and polarimetric imaging systems for aerospace, defense,
industrial, medical and scientific markets. FluxData’s imaging
and system integration expertise helps guide customers
from camera specification to delivery of the final system.
FluxData is a privately held, woman owned company located
in Rochester, NY.
Contact: Kim Newkom
Phone: 206-272-7211
Email: k.newkom@f5.com
Contact: Pano Spiliotis
Phone: 585-305-4183
Email: pano@fluxdata.com
FireEye
Booth #6093
www.fireeye.com
Freedom Consulting Group Inc.
Booth #1077
www.freedomconsultinggroup.com
FireEye has invented a purpose-built, virtual machine-based
security platform that provides real-time threat protection
against the next generation of cyber -attacks. The FireEye
platform provides real-time, dynamic threat protection without
the use of signatures to protect across the primary threat
vectors, including Web, email, and files.
Freedom Consulting Group’s experienced team has
expertise and a proven track record of delivery in a variety
of different information technology fields. Our core skill sets
include Database Architecture and Systems Development,
Data Warehousing and Business Intelligence, Geospatial
Information Systems, Software and Web Development, and
PeopleSoft Development.
Contact: Chris Zimmerman
Phone: 703-626-2215
Email: chris.zimmerman@fireeye.com
Contact: Bruce Morton
Phone: 410-290-9035
Email: bmortom@choosefreedomit.com
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Front Porch Digital Inc.
General Dynamics
Booth #8055
www.fpdigital.com
Booth #6015
www.generaldynamics.com
Front Porch Digital provides storage virtualization software
to allow customers to build hierarchies of storage vertically
within a facility and horizontally across facilities. Their
flagship DIVArchive software is used by multi-national media
companies to implement distributed central repositories
accessible anywhere in the world.
General Dynamics’ broad portfolio leverages big and large
data techniques, intelligence, and trusted services to enhance
operational utility in support of worldwide missions. From
putting activity-based intelligence in the hands of the user,
to coupling innovative collection techniques with missionfocused solutions, General Dynamics brings innovation to
every mission.
Contact: Steve Atkinson
Phone: 303-517-6353
Email: satkinson@fpdigital.com
Contact: Ray Ivie
Phone: 703-268-2692
Email: raymond.ivie@gd-ais.com
GameSim Inc.
Booth #3080
gamesim.com
General Dynamics Fidelis Cybersecurity
Solutions
GameSim, a GIS software company, will be providing live
demonstrations of Conform, a new framework that provides
easy-to-use, real-time 2D and 3D visualizations of geospatial
information. Conform is designed for GameSim and the
community to employ its base power as a platform for solving
GEOINT specific needs.
Booth #9068
www.fidelissecurity.com
General Dynamics Fidelis Cybersecurity Solutions provides
organizations with a robust, comprehensive portfolio of
products, services, and expertise to combat today’s advanced
threats and prevent data breaches. Our customers around the
globe can face advanced threats with confidence through use
of our Network Defense and Forensics Services, and our awardwinning Fidelis XPS Advanced Threat Defense Products.
Contact: Stephen Eckman
Phone: 407-583-7774
Email: seckman@gamesim.com
Contact: Dale McCloskey
Phone: 301-841-6488
Email: dale.mccloskey@fidelissecurity.com
General Atomics Aeronautical Systems Inc.
Booth #1052
www.ga-asi.com
GEOINT Shoothouse (Blue Canopy Training for
Preparing the Warfighter)
General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc. (GA-ASI) is a
leading manufacturer of remotely piloted aircraft systems,
radar, and electro-optic and related mission systems,
including the Predator/Gray Eagle aircraft series and the Lynx
Multi-mode Radar. GA-ASI provides long-endurance, missioncapable aircraft with the integrated sensor/data link systems
required for persistent situational awareness/rapid strike.
Booth #1028
www.bluecanopy.com
Blue Canopy Training and Mission Support Practice provides
realistic training through planning, scenario development,
instruction and exercise control for DoD customers. With
our partners, we have created an unparalleled service that
combines innovative technology and instruction in warfighting
skills- including Soft Skills, Force Protection, and Synthetics
over. Marksmanship Training. We stand ready to support our
warfighters.
Contact: Chris Pehrson
Phone: 202-496-8208
Email: chris.pehrson@ga.com
Contact: Adi Karisik
Phone: 703-732-7382
Email: akarisik@bluecanopy.com
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Geodesic Dome Co.
GeoNorth LLC
Booth #2081
www.geodesic-dome.biz
Booth #1090
www.geonorth.com
We are “The Geodesic Warriors of the Middle East”; we are
capable of collecting GeoINT in hot areas like Iraq, Libya, and
Syria. We consider requests for other countries. We might
be the only geodesic constellation with activity all over Syria
despite the ongoing war. Try us.
GeoNorth, an Alaska Native-Owned Small Business/8(a)
Corporation, is an Information Technology solutions provider
specializing in Optical and Radar Satellite Imagery Capture,
Processing, and Distribution, Satellite Tasking for Near Real
Time Imagery Capture, GIS, Web Design and Development,
Web-based Applications, Mobile Applications, Database
Management, and Graphic Design.
Contact: Abubaker Sadeq
Phone: 212-726-1130
Email: info@geodesic-dome.biz
Geographic Services Inc.
Contact: Bob Johnson
Phone: 907-646-4535
Email: rjohnson@geonorth.com
Booth #7055
www.geographic-services.net
George Mason University
Booth #8073
cgeoint.gmu.edu
Geographic Services, Inc. is an ISO certified leader in human
geography and cultural analysis. GSI provides Human Atlas
data, database development, geonames, feature extraction,
linguistic services, and risk monitoring. GSI offers innovative
solutions for defense, intelligence, and transnational
corporations with customized products and services and the
phonetic search engine, “DataFlex.”
The Center for Geospatial Intelligence (CGEOINT) at George
Mason University focuses on research that relates to
geospatial and spatiotemporal information extraction, analysis,
and visualization. This includes image and video analysis,
harvesting geospatial information from social media feeds,
geosensor networks, spatial and spatiotemporal databases,
spatiotemporal analysis, and complex visualization solutions.
Contact: Jennifer Lopatin
Phone: 703-287-9705
Email: jlopatin@geographic-services.net
GEO Huntsville
Contact: Anthony Stefanidis
Phone: 703-993-9237
Email: astefani@gmu.edu
Booth #6098
www.geohuntsville.com
Geospatial Intelligence Forum
GEO Huntsville is one of three economic/workforce
development initiatives sponsored by Huntsville, Alabama’s
Mayor Tommy Battle. GEO Huntsville (a non-profit 501c6)
is a collaborative effort of over 50 private companies, 25
government entities and 3 universities, and is keenly focused on
cultivating business opportunities that utilize the vast geospatial
technologies and capabilities that exist within our region.
Booth #7067
www.gif-kmi.com
Contact: Joe Francica
Phone: 256-509-3661
Email: joe.francica@gmail.com
Contact: Scott Parker
Phone: 301-670-5700
Email: scottp@kmimediagroup.com
GIF focuses on geospatial information systems and
databases, image collection, terrain generation, intelligence
distribution, remote sensors and platforms, and homeland
security. GIF is the only magazine specifically dedicated to
covering every aspect of military geospatial intelligence!
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Geospatial Media and Communications
GISCafe.Com
Booth #8059
www.geospatialmedia.net
Booth #2104
www.giscafe.com
Geospatial Media works to initiate a new era of
industrialization of geospatial technology by raising the profile
and expanding horizons of geospatial industry worldwide. Our
print, online publications and conferences create awareness
about the technology; connects stakeholders; advocates for
right policy environment; and provides an ideal platform for
business development.
GISCafe is a portal offering GIS and geospatial professionals
daily news, editorial, blogs, event postings, job placement
and more. We are recording video interviews at our booth
#2104. Contact Sanjay Gangal at sanjay@giscafe.com to
book a time slot for an interview.
Contact: Sanjay Gangal
Phone: 408-850-9202
Email: sanjay@giscafe.com
Contact: Harsha Vardhan
Phone: +91-120-4612500
Email: harsha@geospatialmedia.net
Global Marketing Insights Inc. (GMI)
Booth #2091
www.globalinsights.com
Geoweb3d
Booth #3058
www.geoweb3d.com
Geoweb3d is modernizing 3D GEOINT. Native, high-resolution
data including GIS, CAD, 3D Models, LIDAR, and FMV are
fused together in real-time with game quality graphics and pixel
accurate analysis. Geoweb3d Mobile uses plug-in free HTML5
for use on any web page and on any device in the cloud.
As Geospatial Business Intelligence Experts, GMI bridges
the gap between geospatial and spaceborne commercial
technologies to practical societal applications for a
global Federal Government and Private Sector client
base. Geospatial project areas range from large volume
interoperability test programs to highly customized market
research and geospatial strategic operations planning.
Contact: Robert Holicky
Phone: 607-372-6749
Email: rholicky@geoweb3d.com
Contact: Shawana P. Johnson
Phone: 216-525-0600
Email: shawana@globalinsights.com
Gigamon
Global SOF Foundation
Booth #8092
www.gigamon.com
Booth #4057
globalsoffoundation.org
Virtualization, cloud computing, mobility, big data and
software-defined networking are impacting the way
enterprises and service providers operate and how people
communicate over IP networks. Gigamon’s intelligent Visibility
Fabric provides pervasive intelligent visibility and control
over network traffic, including voice, video, and data, which
organizations need to successfully manage, analyze and
secure their network environments.
The Global Special Operations Forces (SOF) Foundation is a
non-profit organization that advocates for SOF development,
employment, and sustainment in the fight to defeat globally
networked threats. It leads an international effort to increase
understanding of Special Operations; advance SOF
capabilities; and promote the role of Special Operations by
linking public and private sector initiatives.
Contact: Meaghan Keeler-Pettigrew
Phone: 727-432-6657
Email: mkeelerpettigrew@globalsoffoundation.org
Contact: Tammy Janorske
Phone: 301-466-7553
Email: tammy.janorske@gigamon.com
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Google
GEOINT
Booth #3009
www.google.com/federal
Google transforms the way government employees work
together with powerful, intuitive, secure products designed
for people and built for the Web. Google’s search, geospatial
data, and office productivity applications are easy to use,
quick to deploy, fast & scalable. Visit booth 3009 or learn
more at www.google.com/federal.
Delivered on Demand
Contact: Dan Israel
Phone: 202-346-1201
Email: disrael@google.com
GuidePoint Security LLC
Booth #5052
www.guidepointsecurity.com
BOOTH 8034
GuidePoint Security provides customized, innovative
and valuable information security solutions that enable
commercial and federal organizations to successfully
achieve their security and business goals. By embracing new
technologies, GuidePoint Security helps our clients recognize
the threats, understand the solutions, and mitigate the risks
present in their evolving IT environments. Learn more at www.
guidepointsecurity.com.
geoint.harris.com
Headwall Photonics Inc.
Booth #2097
www.headwallphotonics.com
Headwall manufactures small, light, and athermalized
hyperspectral sensors for ground, airborne, and space
applications. Aberration-corrected imaging using diffractive
optics provides high efficiency, high SNR, wide FOV, and
high spatial and spectral resolution across the VNIR, NIR,
SWIR, MWIR, and LWIR spectral ranges. OEM spectrometers,
diffraction gratings and Raman sensors are also available.
Contact: Mark McAfee
Phone: 703-408-0915
Email: mark.mcafee@guidepointsecurity.com
Harris Corp.
Booth #8034
geoint.harris.com
Contact: Kirk Grim
Phone: 978-353-4010
Email: kgrim@headwallphotonics.com
Harris Corporation pioneers next-generation GEOINT
Management, Analysis and Geospatial Products–onDemand. The on-line services that we have developed
and integrated, along with our assured communications
networks deliver GEOINT and Multi-INT products when
and where they are needed, from the cloud to the palm
of your hand at the tactical edge. Visit us in Booth
8034 to learn more about how Harris can deliver your
geospatial needs for Imagery, Feature and Elevation
products on demand; Full Motion Video / Multi-INT
Fusion solution; and portals and cloud services. Also
learn about how Harris can deliver global connectivity
through managed satellite communications services.
HERE
Booth #8099
www.here.com
HERE, formerly NAVTEQ Maps, delivers the best-in-class GIS
applications to the enterprise, fleet and government markets.
We provide robust data that helps GIS users around the world
achieve a competitive edge. With our maps, customers are
building applications that optimize processes, manage assets
and increase productivity. Learn more at www.here.com.
Contact: Cliff Allison
Phone: 703-217-9267
Email: cliff.allison@here.com
Contact: Terry Porter
Phone: 703-663-4871
Email: terry.porter@harris.com
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HGST
Booth #981
www.hgst.com
HGST (formerly known as Hitachi Global Storage
Technologies or Hitachi GST), a Western Digital company
(NASDAQ: WDC), develops advanced hard disk drives,
enterprise-class solid state drives, intelligent storage devices,
and innovative external storage solutions used to store,
preserve and manage the world’s most valued data. HGST
was established in 2003 and maintains its U.S. headquarters
in San Jose, California.
On a Smarter Planet,
answers are hidden in the data.
Contact: Joe Siedlarz
Phone: 703-439-9297
Email: joseph.siedlarz@hgst.com
With smarter geospatial data, we can make sense of information in all its forms,
through all its sources—including data gathered from commercial satellites,
government satellites and manned or unmanned Intelligence, Surveillance and
Reconnaissance (ISR). Through new forms of analytics, we can also see how
one piece of information relates to everything surrounding it.
Hortonworks Inc.
Smarter data, delivered in real time, allows for greater mission responsiveness
to warfighters and national decision makers.
Booth #2067
www.hortonworks.com
Join the discussion at IBM booth #4029
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Hortonworks is the only 100-percent open source software
provider to develop, distribute and support an Apache
Hadoop platform explicitly architected, built and tested for
enterprise-grade deployments. Our distribution, Hortonworks
Data Platform, provides an open and stable foundation for
enterprises and a growing ecosystem to build and deploy big
data solutions.
HumanGeo
Booth #1067
www.thehumangeo.com
The HumanGeo Group specializes in innovative software
and analytics to enable geospatial data fusion and big data
analytics for decision support, market intelligence, and
business intelligence. We utilize cutting-edge data analysis
techniques to quickly and effectively simplify complex
challenges, solve problems and spot opportunities for
business leaders.
Contact: Lance Howden
Phone: 703-244-4813
Email: lhowden@hortonworks.com
HP/INTEL
Booth #3021
www.hp.com
Contact: Brian Poe
Phone: 703-888-1247
Email: info@thehumangeo.com
HP creates new possibilities for technology to have a
meaningful impact on people, businesses, governments and
society. The world’s largest technology company, HP brings
together a portfolio that spans printing, personal computing,
software, services and IT infrastructure to solve customer
problems. More information about HP (NYSE: HPQ) is
available at http://www.hp.com.
i3 ICS
Booth #8060
www.i3ics.com
Unique in the industry, i3 ICS is a Small Disabled VeteranOwned Business ( SDVOB) specializing in analytical
integration – the process of synchronizing new or emerging
technologies into the analytical process to maximize
impact and streamline operations. i3 ICS’ experience and
understanding helps provide both technical and practical
solutions to customers’ requirements.
Contact: Phyllis Koenig
Phone: 443-285-4043
Email: phyllis.koenig@hp.com
Contact: Phil Oakley
Phone: 703-313-7041
Email: info@i3ics.com
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IBM Corp.
ikeGPS
Booth #4029
www.ibm.com/federal
Booth #9072
www.ikegps.com
IBM is your valued mission partner providing operational
solutions for GEOINT On-Demand. IBM intelligence solutions
include: Big Data analytics, Activity Based Intelligence
applications, IC Cloud solutions, VDI, human geography
semantic reasoning, collaborative geospatial awareness
portals, super-scalable storage in a global Namespace,
visualization and link analysis tools, Watson, real-world
modeling/gaming and Mobility Cross Platform Development.
ikeGPS develops integrated mobile solutions for
measurement & remote asset management. Our solutions
have been adopted globally by Utility, Telecom, Public Safety,
Defense, and Engineering industries. Spike is the world’s
first laser accurate smartphone solution, enabling the photo
capture, measure, model, and sharing of an object up-to 200
yards away.
Contact: Brian Soliday
Phone: 303-250-5537
Email: brian.soliday@ikegps.com
Contact: Gabe Chang
Phone: 301-803-3655
Email: changg@us.ibm.com
Immersive Media/iMove
iGT (iDirect Government Technologies)
Booth #4083
www.immersivemedia.com
Booth #5054
www.idirectgt.com
iDirect Government Technologies (iGT) serves the diverse
and specialized needs of the Department of Defense and
civilian government agencies, providing the most bandwidthefficient, scalable, reliable and highly-secure satellite platform
to support such mission-critical applications as ISR, airborne,
COTM and maritime communications worldwide.
The creators of Google Streetview, Immersive Media, have
merged with iMove, the leader in Situational Awareness,
bringing the highest fidelity 360 video. Providing DOD the
ultimate in visualization both LIVE and real-time, with highly
accurate geo-location to be used for intelligence analysis;
forensic backtracking; pre/post mission planning, and wide
angled persistent surveillance.
Contact: Glen MacWhirter
Phone: 703-648-8118
Email: gmacwhirter@idirectgt.com
Contact: Thomas McGovern
Phone: 360-609-3419
Email: tmcgovern@immersivemedia.com
IHS
Infoblox
Booth #7101
www.ihs.com
Booth #7095
www.infoblox.com/federal
Whether protecting the homeland, cleaning up natural
disasters or building critical national infrastructure, IHS helps
organizations collate necessary building blocks of geospatial
knowledge to transform complex data into actionable
intelligence. Integrating the right geospatial knowledge into
the right workflow at the right time to advance decisions that
advance the world.
Infoblox (NYSE:BLOX) helps customers control their
networks. Our innovative solutions help the federal
government connect end users, devices, and networks while
reducing costs, increasing security and maximizing uptime.
Infoblox solutions help over 6,900 customers in 25 countries
make their networks more available, secure and automated.
Contact: John Sullivan
Phone: 301-371-3580
Email: jsullivan@infobloxfederal.com
Contact: Sales
Phone: 703-683-3700
Email: americasdefenseandsecurity@ihs.com
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Informatica
Intermap Technologies
Booth #9082
www.informatica.com
Booth #6082
www.intermap.com
To transform data into actionable information, agencies in the
intelligence community require software with sophisticated
analytical capabilities to detect and protect against threats.
The Informatica solution for the intelligence community
directly supports the gathering of intelligence by discovering,
distilling, and delivering the information needed to detect and
prevent new threats.
Intermap is an industry leader that provides geospatial
solutions on demand with its secure, cloud-based Orion
Platform. Through its powerful suite of 3D Business
Intelligence applications and proprietary development of
contiguous databases, Intermap enables diverse customers
and governments around the world with the Orion Platform
and its location-based solutions.
Contact: George Kirby
Phone: 240-357-8244
Email: gkirby@informatica.com
Contact: Ian Wosiski
Phone: 310-817-3793
Email: iwosiski@intermap.com
InTec LLC
Iron Bow Technologies
Booth #3076
www.intecllc.net
Booth #7052
www.ironbow.com
InTec, LLC, a certified Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small
Business, is one of the fastest growing Systems Engineering
and Integration (SE&I) businesses based in the Washington
DC Metropolitan Area. Specialties include Intelligence
Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) systems integration,
program management support, big data, intelligence
operations, and multiple aspects of training.
Iron Bow, a leading IT solutions provider, transforms business
performance for customers through the strategic planning,
integration and management of technology capabilities. With
established partnerships and premier solutions we enable
government and industry to work faster and smarter. At
GEOINT we will partner with SGI to showcase Trusted Edge, a
holistic data storage solution.
Contact: Nate Copeland
Phone: 703-255-1524
Email: natecopeland@intecllc.net
Contact: Gary Coppeler
Phone: 240-487-1502
Email: gary.coppeler@ironbow.com
Intergraph Government Solutions
JMP software from SAS
Booth #4023
www.intergraphgovsolutions.com
Booth #3045
www.jmp.com
Intergraph Government Solutions (IGS) provides Intergraph’s
geospatially powered solutions to the U.S. government and
defense, intelligence and security agencies. From activitybased intelligence workflows with ERDAS IMAGINE and
ERDAS APOLLO to real-time mission critical data on-demand,
we can make your organization more effective and efficient.
Visit our booth and register to win an Apple TV!
For nearly 25 years, JMP statistical discovery software from
SAS has been the tool of choice for scientists, engineers and
other data explorers in almost every industry and government
sector. JMP combines powerful statistics with dynamic
graphics, in memory and on the desktop.
Contact: Tyler Johnson
Phone: 919-531-7656
Email: tyler.johnson@jmp.com
Contact: Brad Ward
Phone: 703-264-5600
Email: brad.ward@intergraphgovsolutions.com
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STAYAHEAD
Smarter Decisions for Creating the Intelligence Advantage
From activity-based intelligence workflows with ERDAS IMAGINE® and ERDAS APOLLO to real-time mission
critical data on-demand, we can make your organization more effective and efficient. Visit Intergraph Government
Solutions at booth 4023 to learn about creating your intelligence advantage and register to win an Apple TV!
www.intergraphgovsolutions.com
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Juniper Networks
KEYW Corp.
Booth #4078
www.juniper.net
Booth #2009
www.keywcorp.com
As an industry leader in network innovation, Juniper Networks
is focused on designing and delivering systems and
software that fit the needs of our worldwide customers. For
hundreds of U.S. Federal Government organizations, Juniper
understands and implements high-performance, scalable, and
cost-effective networking environments that meet security,
efficiency, and mission objectives.
KEYW is a highly specialized provider of mission-critical
cybersecurity, cyber superiority and geospatial intelligence
solutions to U.S. Government defense, intelligence, national
security agencies and commercial enterprises. Our core
capabilities include solutions, services and products to
support the collection, processing, analysis, and use
of intelligence data and information in the domains of
cyberspace and geospace.
Contact: Chris Murphy
Phone: 703-405-0521
Email: cemurphy@juniper.net
Contact: Nichole Potee
Phone: 443-733-1642
Email: npotee@keywcorp.com
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L-3
Layer 7, a CA Technologies Co.
Booth #4007
www.l-3com.com
Booth #8100
www.layer7.com
L-3’s full spectrum of geospatial solutions support all stages of
the intelligence cycle and combine multi-source intelligence with
geospatial analysis and visualization to yield powerful insights
and accelerate decision making. Mission-essential professionals
support the most vital functions of national security in the US and
forward-deployed locations around the world.
Layer 7, a CA Technologies company, helps enterprises
secure and govern interactions that span the Web, cloud
and mobile devices. Through its award-winning line of API
Gateways, Layer 7 provides the ability to control identity,
data security, SLA and visibility requirements for sharing
application data and functionality across organizational
boundaries.
Contact: Larry Fairchild
Phone: 703-434-4332
Email: larry.fairchild@L-3com.com
Contact: Melinda Ryan
Phone: 317-564-4993
Email: melinda.ryan@ca.com
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Leidos
Link Information Systems Co. Ltd. (LIS)
EXHIBIT HALL SPONSOR
Booth #1103
www.lis.co.jp/english_top
Booth #4001
www.leidos.com
LIS founded in 1977, is a private company specialized in
developing custom computer software and focused on
meeting a diverse range of corporate clients’ unique needs.
Especially, we offer a wide breadth of software design and
development services for Aerospace and Defense systems.
Leidos is a science and technology solutions leader
working to address some of the world’s toughest
challenges in national security, health, and engineering.
Leidos supports vital missions for our government and
the commercial sector, develop innovative solutions to
drive better outcomes, and defend our Nation’s digital
and physical infrastructure from ‘new world’ threats.
www.leidos.com
Contact: George Inouye
Phone: +81-33476-0913
Email: j-inoue@lis.co.jp
LizardTech
Contact: Krissy Camacho
Phone: 571-282-8739
Email: kristin.j.camacho@leidos.com
Booth #4079
www.lizardtech.com
LizardTech creates state-of-the-art software products and
solutions that enable governments and businesses to manage
and distribute massive, high-resolution geospatial data such as
aerial and satellite imagery and LiDAR data. LizardTech pioneered
MrSID, a powerful image encoder, viewer, and file format.
LexisNexis
Booth #7075
www.lexisnexis.com
LexisNexis provides secure, anonymous access to a vast
collection of Open Source Intelligence, including international
news and media monitoring, in-depth company profiles,
valuable country analysis, patents, scientific journals, and
more. Find out how this trusted and reliable content can be
included in your Big Data delivery feeds.
Contact: Terry Ryan
Phone: 206-652-5211
Email: tryan@lizardtech.com
Lockheed Martin
Booth #6035
www.lockheedmartin.com
Contact: Adam Dietz
Phone: 202-857-8207
Email: adam.dietz@lexisnexis.com
Headquartered in Bethesda, Md., Lockheed Martin is a global
security and aerospace company that employs approximately
115,000 people worldwide and is principally engaged in the
research, design, development, manufacture, integration and
sustainment of advanced technology systems, products and
services. The Corporation’s net sales for 2013 were $45.4 billion.
LexJet Corp.
Booth #8094
www.lexjet.com
LexJet will demonstrate the latest inkjet printer technology for
technical printing, mapping and graphics reproduction of all
kinds at GEOINT in Booth 8094. Stop by for show-only specials,
including: exclusive pricing, printer and inkjet media bundle
deals, inkjet media samples and swatchbooks, and more.
Contact: Paul Weise
Phone: 301-240-6210
Email: paul.weise@lmco.com
Contact: Vincent Bejar
Phone: 941-524-5007
Email: vincent.bejar@lexjet.com
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for Global Missions.
Your partner for special operations success
Leidos will continue SAIC’s legacy of securing the future for our families,
communities and our world, using our unique insights in new ways to
deliver end-to-end solutions that solve mission-critical challenges.
Our globally networked solutions include geospatial collection,
processing and exploitation which enable smaller scale, fully
integrated operations.
Visit us at booth 4001
or leidos.com
© Leidos. All rights reserved.
EXHIBITOR PROFILES
Logos Technologies LLC
MapR Technologies Inc.
Booth #1070
www.logos-technologies.com
Booth #3078
www.mapr.com
Logos Technologies is a diversified technology and services
provider specializing in the fields of wide area motion imagery,
large data processing and exploitation, advanced analytics,
and cyber. Logos serves both government and commercial
customers including the IC, Department of Defense,
Department of Energy and Department of Homeland Security.
Logos Technologies is headquartered in Fairfax, Virginia.
MapR delivers on the promise of Hadoop with a proven,
enterprise-grade platform that supports a broad set of
mission-critical and real-time production uses. MapR brings
unprecedented dependability, ease-of-use and world-record
speed to Hadoop, NoSQL, databases and applications in one
unified Big Data platform to Government and Fortune 100
companies.
Contact: Susan Kerin
Phone: 703-237-6550
Email: skerin@logos-technologies.com
Contact: Jim Hawley
Phone: 408-914-2390
Email: jhawley@maprtech.com
Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL)
MarkLogic Corp.
Booth #8072
www.lanl.gov
Booth #7077
www.marklogic.com
LANL is a multidisciplinary, capability-based research
institution engaged in strategic science, enhancing national
security by ensuring the safety, security, and reliability of the
U.S. nuclear deterrent; developing technologies to reduce
global threats; and solving other emerging national security
and energy challenges.
MarkLogic delivers a powerful, agile and trusted Enterprise
NoSQL database platform that enables organizations to
turn all data into valuable and actionable information.
Organizations around the world rely on MarkLogic’s
enterprise-grade technology to power the new generation
of information applications. MarkLogic is headquartered
in Silicon Valley with offices in WashingtonDC, New York,
London, Frankfurt, Tokyo.
Contact: David Seigel
Phone: 505-665-2743
Email: seigel@lanl.gov
MapBox
Contact: Kim Kok
Phone: 571-389-0406
Email: kim.kok@marklogic.com
Booth #2070
www.mapbox.com
Maryland of Opportunity
Booth #3103
www.choosemaryland.org
MapBox is a platform for creating custom maps that fit your
style, enhance user experiences, and visualize your data. With
MapBox, anyone can publish maps that perfectly integrate
with apps, products, and stories.
Opportunities for innovation infuse every facet of the space /
satellite, cyber security and UAVs sectors – both commercial and
government - in Maryland. Major military and federal resources
along with stellar business contractors create a dynamic synergy
of talent and discovery. To learn more about this unique business
environment, visit www.ChooseMaryland.org
Contact: Lindsay Young
Phone: 202-250-3633
Email: lindsay@mapbox.com
MapLarge
Contact: LaToya Staten
Phone: 410-767-1381
Email: lstaten@choosemaryland.org
Booth #2080
maplarge.com
MapLarge is a GeoSpatial Platform for Big Data Analytics,
Visualization and Publishing. The Maplarge Analytics API
provides real time geospatial analytics on over 15 billion
location events per day and trillions of historical events. The
MapLarge Visualization API provides dynamic query and
rendering capability for large web service deployments.
Contact: Lynwood Bishop
Phone: 404-797-3408
Email: lynwood@maplarge.com
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MaxVision, Rugged Portable Computers LLC
Meadowgate Technologies
Booth #3086
www.maxvision.com
Booth #2077
www.meadowgate.us
Rugged Portable Computers (dba MaxVision) specializes in
ruggedizing the industry’s best Commercial-Off-The-Shelf
(COTS) technology to create the fastest rugged portable
computers in the industry which include deployable storage/
servers and multi-screen workstations. Our designs provide
competitive pricing of COTS technology, built rugged for
extreme environments.
Small Business IT solution provider, HUBZone Certified, with a
DD254 & Integration Facility in Savage, MD. Multiple contract
holder with FSI’s supporting the Intelligence Community and
prime contracts directly with federal agencies. Specializing
in Computers, Networking, High Performance Computing,
Enterprise Storage, Peripherals & Software (Cloud, Analytics,
Big Data, Virtualization & Cyber).
Contact: Tim Kavanagh
Phone: 256-772-3058
Email: tim@maxvision.com
Contact: Phil Loperfido
Phone: 267-626-9126
Email: loperfido@meadowgate.us
McAfee
Mellanox Federal Systems
Booth #1102
www.mcafee.com
Booth #8095
www.mellanoxfederal.com
McAfee, a wholly owned subsidiary of Intel Corporation
(NASDAQ:INTC), is the world’s largest dedicated security
technology company. We are relentlessly focused on
constantly finding new ways to keep our customers safe.
Mellanox has supported the government’s IT networking needs
for more than 10 years, and has established itself as a trusted
leader in delivering high-performance InfiniBand and Ethernet
interconnect solutions. Mellanox products are specified for high
speed storage networks and the clustering of processors, parallel
file processing, GPUs and heterogeneous storage platforms.
Contact: Hope Jones
Phone: 703-584-3122
Email: hope_jones@mcafee.com
MDA
Contact: Elizabeth Burgoyne
Phone: 571-699-5997
Email: elizabethb@mellanox.com
Booth #8018
www.mdacorporation.com
Merrick & Co.
Booth #7091
www.merrick.com
MDA is a leading provider of advanced geospatial intelligence
solutions, and mission critical systems enabling near real-time
reception and processing of remote sensing data. Actively
supporting the U.S. DoD and intelligence community for over
three decades, MDA delivers systems, services, and products
for government and commercial programs—employing data
products from leading high-resolution satellite missions.
Merrick & Company offers multi-sensor airborne mapping
services including project planning and consulting, sensor
integration, data acquisition and processing, complimented
by innovative data fusion and analysis capabilities. By
providing a unique combination of comprehensive geospatial
capabilities, extensive project experience and advanced
equipment, Merrick delivers cost-effective, accurate elevation
data products.
Contact: Edward Lee
Phone: 240-833-8244
Email: edward.lee@mdaus.com
Contact: Trey Howell
Phone: 303-353-3759
Email: trey.howell@merrick.com
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MicroLink, an HP Autonomy Co.
Napatech Inc.
Booth #2083
www.microlinkllc.com
Booth #6051
www.napatech.com
MicroLink, an HP Autonomy company, helps government
and business leaders turn a superabundance of information
into actionable intelligence. We help clients better discover,
manage, and govern information across disparate systems,
sources and data types — while significantly reducing
operational costs.
Napatech is the leading supplier of Intelligent Ethernet (10/
40/100 GBS) adapters used across a wide variety of GEOINT
applications to significantly improve performance, reliability,
scalability, and flexibility. Napatech adapters fit in Intelligence
collection platforms for the purposes of post processing,
Video Analytics, Data/Security Analytics, Cross Domain
Solutions, and High Speed Packet Capture purposes.
Contact: Cori Moore
Phone: 410-262-2674
Email: cmoore@microlinkllc.com
Contact: Philip Carruthers
Phone: 703-626-8818
Email: pc@napatech.com
MongoDB
Booth #6101
www.mongodb.com/industries/government
National Geospatial-Intelligence
Agency
MongoDB (named from “huMONGOus,” meaning “extremely
large”) is reinventing data management and powering big
data. Designed for how we build and run applications
today, MongoDB, the leading NoSQL database, empowers
organizations to be more agile and scalable. It enables new
types of applications, better customer experience, faster time
to market and lower costs.
Booth #4091
www.nga.mil
NGA delivers world-class geospatial intelligence, or
GEOINT that provides a decisive advantage to warfighters,
policymakers, intelligence professionals and first
responders. Both an intelligence agency and combat
support agency, NGA fulfills the president’s national
security priorities in partnership with the U.S. Intelligence
Community and the Department of Defense. NGA also is
the lead federal agency for GEOINT and manages a global
consortium of more than 400 commercial and government
relationships. For more information about NGA visit our
website at www.nga.mil, like us on Facebook at www.
facebook.com/NatlGEOINTAgency and follow us on
Twitter at www.twitter.com/nga_GEOINT.
Contact: Rich Savage
Phone: 703-871-8629
Email: rich.savage@carahsoft.com
MotionDSP Inc.
Booth #3053
www.motiondsp.com
MotionDSP, winner of two Air Force RIF contracts, makes
commercial GPU-accelerated FMV and WAMI processing
software for real-time video improvement and video analytics.
MotionDSP’s advanced image processing algorithms
comprehensively address video quality issues, provide realtime Visual Moving Target Indicator (VMTI) and tracking, and
vastly improve the productivity of the FMV analyst.
Contact: Reishia Kelsey
Phone: 571-557-9014
Email: reishia.r.kelsey@nga.mil
National Reconnaissance Office
Booth #3091
www.nro.gov
Contact: Sean Varah
Phone: 650-288-1164
Email: varah@motiondsp.com
The NRO, a joint DoD-IC organization, develops,
launches, and operates America’s signals, imagery, and
communications intelligence satellites. Using NRO data,
NRO mission partners produce intelligence products for the
President, Congress, national policy makers, warfighters, and
civil users. For more than 50 years, the NRO has developed
innovative overhead intelligence systems for national security.
Contact: Suzanne Arey
Phone: 703-808-2356
Email: suzanne.arey@nro.mil
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National Training & Simulation Association
Booth #8080
www.trainingsystems.org
The National Training & Simulation Association (NTSA)
provides the training, simulation, related support systems and
training services industries a focused, formal organization to
represent and promote their business interests in the market
place. NTSA is an affiliate of National Defense Industrial
Association (NDIA). NDIA is America’s leading Defense
Industry association promoting National Security.
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NATIONAL GEOSPATIAL-INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
Contact: Debbie Langelier
Phone: 703-247-9480
Email: dlangelier@ndia.org
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ON NIPR/SIPR/JWICS
Naval Postgraduate School,
Remote Sensing Center
apps.nga.mil
Booth #3094
www.nps.edu/rsc
apps.nga.smil.mil
apps.nga.ic.gov
The Remote Sensing Center at the Naval Postgraduate
School is an interdisciplinary alliance of faculty, teamed
to strengthen remote sensing research, education and
technology. We provide intelligence-centered remote
sensing education, research and technology solutions to the
government and military’s intelligence providers.
NetApp
Booth #4085
www.netapp.com
NetApp creates innovative storage systems and software that
help customers around the world store, manage, protect, and
retain one of their most precious assets: their data. Defense
and intelligence agencies choose NetApp storage to optimize
efficiencies, deliver performance, drive down costs, and
prepare their IT infrastructure for the future. Learn more at
www.netapp.com.
Contact: R.C. Olsen
Phone: 831-656-2019
Email: olsen@nps.edu
Nebula Inc.
Booth #5058
www.nebula.com
Contact: Tony Ardura
Phone: 703-918-7200
Email: tony.ardura@netapp.com
Nebula is dedicated to enabling all enterprises to easily, securely
and inexpensively, deploy large private cloud computing
infrastructures. Nebula One, the world’s first cloud computer,
enables any business to easily build a scale-out private
computing cloud from racks of industry-standard servers.
NetScout Systems Inc.
Booth #2050
www.netscout.com
Contact: Kimberly Lembo
Phone: 650-539-9809
Email: kim.lembo@nebula.com
NetScout, the market leader in Unified Service Delivery
Management, provides trusted and comprehensive real-time
network and application performance intelligence enabling
unified assurance of dynamic network and application
environments. The highly scalable and extensible solutions
enables superior and sustainable visibility enabling IT staff
with more proactive management strategies and enhanced
operational agility.
NerVve Technologies Inc.
Booth #3057
www.nervvetechnologies.com
NVSS searches every frame of video or imagery, either live
or forensically, at extreme speeds (20,000 FPS per server) for
defined objects of interest, providing the user with ranked results
or alerts that includes minimally: frame, Geospatial, Temporal and
likelihood information. NVSS is fully scalable and easy to use.
Contact: Elizabeth Lundwall
Phone: 972-713-4412
Email: elizabeth.lundwall@netscout.com
Contact: Robert Robey
Phone: 703-334-1488
Email: rrobey@nervvetechnologies.com
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Nimble Storage
Booth #9084
www.nimblestorage.com
Nimble Storage thinks enterprises shouldn’t compromise
on performance, capacity, ease of use, or price. So they
developed the first storage architecture designed from the
ground up to seamlessly integrate SSDs with high-capacity
disks, all to give you unparalleled performance and capacity
efficiency, easier backups and DR, and stress-free operations.
IT Transformed.
Business Evolved.
Contact: Todd Roti
Phone: 703-220-8227
Email: troti@nimblestorage.com
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NJVC
Booth #8004
www.njvc.com
NJVC encompasses a range of IT disciplines focused
on helping customers create high-performing, missionoptimized IT operations using breakthrough innovations
and solutions. We possess more than a decade of
expertise supporting customers in the intelligence,
defense and geospatial communities that depend on
agility, robust IT capability and advanced security. As
a systems integrator specializing in enterprise-class IT
automation and service integration, NJVC strategizes
and operationalizes agile solutions that deliver greater
responsiveness, performance and transparency within
highly secure, complex environments. We partner with
customers to support their missions with securitycleared, talented employees ready to deploy globally.
Visit www.njvc.com to learn more.
www.njvc.com
Northrop Grumman
Corp.
Booth #6025
www.northropgrumman.com/geoint
Northrop Grumman is highlighting capabilities across
three key areas supporting the Intelligence Community,
Department of Defense and other Federal, State and
Local entities. Our demonstrations and briefings will
focus on Activity Based Intelligence and anticipatory
analysis, IC-ITE enabling technologies, and our
Paradigm™ Big Data Analytics product line.
Contact: Jeff Bongianino
Phone: 703-429-9389
Email: robert.bongianino@njvc.com
Contact: Peter Nelson
Phone: 703-322-5108
Email: peter.nelson@ngc.com
Northeastern University
Booth #8081
www.northeastern.edu/cps
Novetta Solutions
Booth #8050
www.novetta.com
Northeastern University offers graduate degree programs
that meet the needs of working professionals and are aligned
with emerging innovation-based fields, helping to build a
globally competitive workforce. Degrees offered in: Homeland
Security, Geographic Information Technology, Project
Management, Law and Policy, and more.
Novetta Solutions is a mission-critical technology solutions
company created by four companies in the Intel, Defense,
and LE Communities: White Oak Technologies, FGM, Inc.,
White Cliffs Consulting, and International Biometric Group.
Our capabilities include geospatial analysis and visualization,
large-scale data analytics, correlation, cyber security,
biometric intelligence, cloud computing, and enterprise-class
SOA implementation.
Contact: Craig Gruber
Phone: 1-877-668-7727
Email: cpsadmissions@neu.edu
Contact: Andrea Keilholtz
Phone: 703-885-1024
Email: akeilholtz@novetta.com
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NT Concepts
Observera Inc.
Booth #2078
www.ntconcepts.com
Booth #5087
www.observera.com
NT Concepts delivers advanced geospatial, data analytics,
and software solutions, coupled with skillful professional
services, to enable mission achievement for our Intelligence,
DoD, and Federal customers. Our approach integrates leading
technologies, proven best practices, and deep expertise,
yielding innovative technology solutions to drive operational
efficiency and inform critical decision making.
Observera is a high technology, small business that
specializes in sophisticated geospatial science, processing
and analysis. Located in the Washington D.C. area,
Observera has supported the defense, intelligence and
commercial communities since 1995 with advanced
geospatial information systems, system engineering prototype
development, process automation and imagery services.
Contact: Skip Maselli
Phone: 301-524-6889
Email: skip.maselli@gmail.com
Contact: Mark Yeshnik
Phone: 703-378-3153
Email: myeshnik@observera.com
Nutanix
Optech
Booth #8105
www.nutanix.com/federal
Booth #7051
www.optech.com
Nutanix delivers web-scale IT infrastructure with its softwaredriven Virtual Computing Platform, natively converging
compute and storage into a single solution to drive
unprecedented simplicity in the datacenter.
Optech is the worldwide leader in the development,
manufacture and support of advanced lidar instruments, and
has a long history of serving the needs of defense customers.
As a Teledyne majority-owned company, Optech is renewing its
commitment to meeting the evolving requirements of the market
sector through its Defense and Security Solutions initiative.
Contact: Robert Withers
Phone: 513-616-7297
Email: rwithers@nutanix.com
Contact: Barry Cross
Phone: 905-660-0808
Email: inquiries@optech.com
Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Geographic
Information Sciences and Technology
Opus Medicus Inc.
Booth #8083
www.ornl.gov/sci/gist
Booth #2068
www.opuszoom.com
Oak Ridge National Laboratory has been addressing
multidisciplinary problems in energy, environment, and
national/homeland security since 1969. Today, ORNL is
internationally recognized for developing novel technological
solutions and products through GIScience Research
and Development including high performance geospatial
computing ranging from regional to global scope.
Opus Medicus, Inc.’s OPUSZOOM Magnifier is a unique
software product for websites that uses patented methods
to provide effective and responsive viewing of very highresolution images over networks on all major client platforms.
Originally developed for demanding healthcare applications,
this secure, standards-compliant product easily integrates
with any website.
Contact: Budhendra Bhaduri
Phone: 865-241-3976
Email: bhaduribl@ornl.gov
Contact: Tom Tahan
Phone: 858-922-2372
Email: ttahan@opuszoom.com
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Orbis Technologies Inc.
Overwatch/Textron Systems
Booth #1084
www.orbistechnologies.com
Booth #2001
www.overwatch.com
Orbis Technologies specializes in providing technology
services to Department of Defense (DoD) and commercial
clients with near-Internet data challenges. The firm has
developed a variety of solutions and services associated with
service-oriented architecture (SOA), semantic technology,
cloud computing, advanced cloud analytics, knowledge
discovery, semantic search, and enterprise information fusion.
Overwatch develops and fields industry leading geospatial
intelligence solutions supporting global and national
defense, security, humanitarian assistance, disaster
relief, environmental studies, forestry and urban planning.
Overwatch geospatial solutions provide intelligence analysts
and geospatial users advanced capabilities for high-powered
imagery exploitation, mapping, operations planning and
comprehensive geospatial data management. For more
information visit: www.overwatch.com.
Contact: Steve Hamby
Phone: 678-346-6386
Email: shamby@orbistechnologies.com
ORBIT Communication Systems Ltd.
Contact: Kevin Opitz
Phone: 406-829-1384 x5274
Email: kopitz@overwatch.textron.com
Booth #977
www.orbit-cs-usa.com
Palo Alto Networks
Booth #9086
www.paloaltonetwork s.com
ORBIT Communication Systems is a global provider of highly
engineered mission and business-critical communication
systems and solution for aerospace, maritime and airborne
applications in the commercial, defense and HLS markets.
ORBIT launches the Gaia Ground Station solution for earth
observation satellite tracking. The Gaia is suitable for GIS
Experts, Researchers, VAR, Satellite owners.
Palo Alto Networks is leading a new era in cybersecurity by
protecting thousands of enterprise, government, and service
provider networks from cyber threats.
Contact: Greg Huerbin
Phone: 703-728-8877
Email: ghuerbin@paloaltonetworks.com
Contact: Shlomit Hertz
Phone: +972-9-8922785
Email: shlomit.hertz@orbit-cs.com
Panasas
Booth #9066
www.panasas.com
Orbit Logic
Booth #3090
www.orbitlogic.com
Panasas scale-out NAS solutions maximize research
productivity in enterprise and HPC environments by
accelerating workflows and simplifying data management.
Panasas ActiveStor storage, together with the integrated
PanFS parallel file system, assures leading performance,
unmatched performance at scale, linear scalability, superior
reliability, and easy management. For more information,
visit www.panasas.com.
Orbit Logic specializes in mission planning and scheduling
solutions for aerospace and geospatial intelligence. Orbit
Logic’s operationally proven software products – Collection
Planning & Analysis Workstation, STK Scheduler, SpyMeSat
iPhone App, Collection Feasibility Tool, and Sibyl Satellite
Tasking Mobile App - create better plans faster with fewer
resources and less risk.
Phone: 408-216-6800
Email: info@panasas.com
Contact: Ella Herz
Phone: 301-982-6234
Email: ella.herz@orbitlogic.com
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PAR Government
Pherson Associates LLC
Booth #5078
www.pargovernment.com
Booth #3070
www.pherson.org
PAR Government delivers innovative systems and service
solutions for the geospatial intelligence community with a
focus on Situational Awareness, FMV, raster imagery, LiDAR,
and geospatial information assurance. For 30+ years, PAR
has provided cutting edge support to the DoD, Federal, State
and local agencies, as well as private industry and global
commercial/government markets.
Pherson Associates, LLC provides training, mentoring, and
consulting services. We are the nation’s thought leader in
developing and teaching structured analytic techniques. We
specialize in building analytic communities with tools and
techniques that substantially reduce errors rates. We also
develop and teach courses in analytic techniques, critical
thinking, writing and briefing skills and specialized topics.
Contact: Wes Cordova
Phone: 315-356-2104
Email: wesley_cordova@partech.com
Contact: Johanna Shin
Phone: 703-390-9942
Email: jshin@pherson.org
PCI Geomatics
Ping Identity
Booth #8044
www.pcigeomatics.com
Booth #7082
www.pingidentity.com/publicsector
PCI Geomatics is a world-leading developer of software for
remote sensing, image-processing, and photogrammetry.
With over 30 years experience in the geospatial industry, PCI
is recognized globally for its excellence in providing software
for accurately and rapidly processing both satellite and aerial
imagery. PCI has more than 30 thousand users, in over 150
countries worldwide
Ping Identity believes secure professional and personal
identities underlie human progress in a connected world. Our
identity and access management platform allows for oneclick access to any application from any device. Over 1,000
companies rely on our award-winning products to make the
digital world a better experience for millions of people.
Contact: Chris Wachel
Phone: 781-547-5287
Email: cwachel@pingidentity.com
Contact: Clark Selby
Phone: 819-770-0022 x218
Email: selby@pcigeomatics.com
PIXIA
Penn State World Campus
Booth #8024
www.pixia.com
Booth #8066
www.worldcampus.psu.edu/gep
For government agencies seeking to rapidly share a wide
range of geospatial information across users, teams
and departments, PIXIA combines proven, scalable,
standards-driven technology with ease of use to enable
instant access to the right data, at the right time,
wherever they are located. Our innovative technology
and HiPER LOOK, HiPER STARE and HiPER WATCH
products focus on increased storage I/O, scalability and
interoperability to empower data-as-a-service (DaaS) to
be accessed anywhere within a cloud environment.
Penn State’s graduate certificates in Geospatial Intelligence
focus on sound theory, methodologies, techniques, ethics
and best practices for the geospatial intelligence professional.
You can learn how to use critical thinking, knowledge of
human and physical geography, problem-solving abilities, and
geographic information technologies to confront challenges
such as disaster response, emergency management, and
military operations.
Contact: Todd Bacastow
Phone: 814-863-0049
Email: tsb4@psu.edu
Contact: Gary Newgaard
Phone: 571-203-9665
Email: newgaardg@pixia.com
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PLW Modelworks
Pure Storage
Booth #8091
PLWModelworks.com
Booth #4052
www.purestorage.com
PLW Modelworks creates 3D urban models for an array of
different simulation and training applications. We provide
high-resolution data for simulation, training, security, planning,
and other applications. We specialize in creating custom
datasets spanning multiple square kilometers but we also
have an ever-expanding archive of existing models available
for resale.
Pure Storage, the all-flash enterprise storage company,
enables broad deployment of flash in the data center.
Compared to traditional disk-centric arrays, Pure Storage allflash enterprise arrays are 10x faster and 10x more space and
power efficient at a price point that is less than performance
disk per gigabyte stored.
Contact: Graham Moore
Phone: 443-758-5602
Email: graham@purestorage.com
Contact: Tony Isaacs
Phone: 321-674-9910
Email: tony@plwmodelworks.com
Qbase
Primordial
Booth #6083
www.4qbase.com
Booth #2069
www.primordial.com
Qbase, LLC is a worldwide provider of innovative decision
support technologies and information technology professional
services that support the mission-critical operations of
our clients. With its MetaCarta line of products, Qbase
delivers an industry-leading geo-technology platform that
combines geosearch and geotagging capabilities to enable
data and unstructured content to be “location-aware” and
geographically relevant.
Primordial’s product, Ground Guidance, is patented, fielded
software that plans fast and concealed routes for mounted
and dismounted soldiers. Ground Guidance enables unit
leaders to perform terrain analysis, load planning, and route
selection. Ground Guidance also performs line of sight
analysis, predicts movements, and routes around threats.
Contact: Steve Hersman
Phone: 612-710-2134
Email: steve.hersman@primordial.com
Contact: Geof Milstein
Phone: 703-389-6288
Email: gmilstein@4qbase.com
PTFS
Quantum
Booth #1011
www.ptfs.com
Booth #1017
www.quantum.com
ArchivalWare GS is an easy-to-use web-based enterprise
content management solution supporting imagery and other
Multi-INT file formats. ArchivalWare GS is intuitive, provides
OGC/CSW/WCS and GIAS interfaces, and supports map/
exploitation technologies including Google Earth/Esri/
RemoteView. It collects AOI data and manages repositories
enterprise-wide while combining full-text and geospatial
search, significantly increasing productivity by reducing
search time.
Quantum’s solutions provide the flexibility and scale to
meet the most demanding distributed storage challenges
across Defense, Intelligence, and Civilian agencies. Quantum
provides Big Data solutions to the Federal Government
and continues to innovate with new computing capabilities
around Object Storage, high throughput file systems, content
archives, and Data Protection strategies.
Contact: Don Maruca
Phone: 301-955-3000
Email: government@quantum.com
Contact: Dan Quinn
Phone: 301-654-8088 x154
Email: dquinn@ptfs.com
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RadiantBlue Technologies
Red Hen Systems LLC
Booth #1091
www.radiantblue.com
Booth #5063
www.redhensystems.com
Ranked as one of the world’s fastest growing technology
companies, RadiantBlue provides software development, IT,
consulting and program support services for the U.S. Defense
and Intelligence Communities. With 96% of our staff cleared,
RadiantBlue is making a difference in delivery of solutions
quicker and with lower total costs of ownership.
Red Hen Systems’ digital camera accessories and GPS video
recorders let you collect geo-tagged video imagery. Our GIS
software lets you process imagery and generate maps that
bring vital information to decision-makers. Just click a button
and you know where something is and what it looks like.
Then, share these secured maps via the internet.
Contact: Larry Shand
Phone: 703-867-4014
Email: lshand@radiantblue.com
Contact: Bob Juif
Phone: 970-493-3952
Email: bob@redhensystems.com
Raytheon Co.
RGS (Responsive Geospatial Systems)
Booth #5029
www.raytheon.com
Booth #2095
www.1rgs.com
Raytheon Company is a technology and innovation leader
specializing in defense, security and civil markets throughout
the world. With a history of innovation spanning 92 years,
Raytheon provides capabilities in the areas of sensing;
effects; and command, control, communications and
intelligence systems, as well as cyber security and a broad
range of mission support services.
RGS (Responsive Geospatial Systems) is the worldwide leader
in geospatial data management solutions and services for
GEOINT theatre. We focus on customers with time sensitive
and tactical missions. Please stop by the RGS booth to see the
latest in geospatial data management and rapid geospatial data
access solutions for supporting the war-fighter.
Contact: Rocky Yoda
Phone: 703-595-6361
Email: ryoda@1rgs.com
Contact: Luis Martinez
Phone: 972-205-4647
Email: luis_m_martinez@raytheon.com
RIEGL USA
Red Hat
Booth #7093
www.rieglusa.com
Booth #7097
www.redhat.com
Celebrating twenty years of excellence, RIEGL USA delivers
cutting edge technology in airborne, mobile and terrestrial
laser scanning solutions. RIEGL USA: Building Systems,
Delivering Performance.
Red Hat is the world’s leading provider of open source
solutions, using a community-powered approach to provide
reliable and high-performing cloud, virtualization, storage,
Linux, and middleware technologies. Red Hat’s solutions,
support, training, and consulting services provide everything
needed to bring the power and freedom of open source into
government agencies.
Contact: Susan Licari
Phone: 407-248-9927
Email: slicari@rieglusa.com
Ringtail Design
Contact: Jennifer Lohmann
Phone: 703-871-8592
Email: jennifer.lohmann@carahsoft.com
Booth #4054
www.ringtaildesign.com
Ringtail Design specializes in developing quick reaction,
prototype, and operational systems for the intelligence
community. We focus on simplifying the complex problems
facing intelligence analysts today. We deliver relevant ISR
solutions that meet the needs of today’s warfighter and have
a direct impact in their deployed environment.
Contact: Jeff Carpenter
Phone: 888-813-4551 x701
Email: jcarpenter@ringtaildesign.com
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Riverside Research
SafeNet Inc.
Booth #2045
www.riversideresearch.org
Booth #7094
www.safenet-inc.com
Riverside Research is an independent, not-for-profit
organization providing trusted end-to-end technical advice
and solutions to the GEOINT community. We apply our
expertise in remote sensing, data analysis, ground systems
engineering, mission planning, and education and training to
support the development of GEOINT capabilities for national
security and commercial applications.
SafeNet, Inc. is one of the largest information security
companies in the world, and is trusted to protect the most
high value information throughout its lifecycle. The U.S.
Federal Government trusts SafeNet to protect and control
access to sensitive data, manage risk, ensure compliance,
and secure virtual and cloud environments.
Contact: Brian Price
Phone: 443-327-1310
Email: brian.price@safenet-inc.com
Contact: Jim Bower
Phone: 703-908-2104
Email: jbower@riversideresearch.org
Sandia National Laboratories
RT Logic
Booth #2057
www.sandia.gov
Booth #2052
www.rtlogic.com
Sandia National Laboratories is a government-owned/contractor
operated facility managed by Sandia Corporation for the U.S.
Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration.
Sandia is recognized as a national leader in preventing
technological surprise, anticipating threats, and providing
innovative, science-based system engineering solutions to our
nation’s most challenging national security problems.
Efficient, error-free transmission of mission critical data
through constrained SATCOM links and ground networks
is a challenge – RT Logic provides narrow and wideband
real-time data capture, record, processing, and assured
transport solutions with unique impaired network mitigation
and monitoring capabilities specifically designed to solve the
problem of moving ISR Data reliably and efficiently.
Contact: Kelly Chavez
Phone: 505-284-3455
Email: kchavez@sandia.gov
Contact: Bill Asiano
Phone: 719-598-2801
Email: basiano@rtlogic.com
SAS
SAAB VRICON SYSTEMS
Booth #4044
www.sas.com/national-security
Booth #3044
www.saabgroup.com/vricon
SAS is the leader in predictive analytics software and
services. Through innovative solutions, SAS helps government
and military intelligence fully utilize all available data to solve
complex problems and reveal national security threats. Since
1976, SAS has been giving customers around the world THE
POWER TO KNOW. sas.com/national-security
The Vricon system is unique in its ability to rapidly and
automatically produce high resolution geospatial 3D data for
large areas based on aerial imagery from aircraft, UAVs or
satellites. The scalable and automatic system produces data
of exceptional photorealism and accuracy. Vricon is built for
integration and provides geospatial exploitation capabilities to
existing systems.
Contact: Josh Mahoney
Phone: 410-418-9902
Email: josh.mahoney@sas.com
Contact: Manne Anliot
Phone: +46 734 18 36 55
Email: manne.anliot@saabgroup.com
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Satrec Initiative
ServiceNow
Booth #6049
www.satreci.com
Booth #7096
www.servicenow.com/solutions/industry-solutions/federal
Satrec Initiative is the worldwide exclusive representative of
KOMPSAT imagery. KOMPSAT-2 and KOMPSAT-3 provide
VHR optical image, while KOMPSAT-5 will soon provide
VHR radar image. KOMPSAT imagery will deliver alternative
sources of Earth observation with more frequent imaging
opportunities (06:00, 10:50, 13:30, & 18:00). Other VHR
satellites, DubaiSat-2 and Deimos-2, will be included in the
satellite fleet in 2014.
ServiceNow transforms IT by automating and managing IT
service relationships across the global enterprise. Using our
extensible platform, agencies create custom applications and
evolve the IT service model to service domains inside and
outside the enterprise. See how ServiceNow transforms the
I.C. from the department of no to the department of now by
visiting www.servicenow.com.
Contact: Edward (Ed) Titus
Phone: 703-201-4499
Email: edward.titus@servicenow.com
Contact: Kyoung Jin Jung
Phone: +82-10-2764-0519
Email: kjjung@satreci.com
SGI
Booth #8010
www.sgi.com
Scitor Corp.
Booth #2056
www.scitor.com
SGI, the trusted leader in technical computing, helps
customers solve their most demanding business and
technology challenges by delivering high performance
computing (HPC), Big Data, cloud computing and storage
solutions that accelerate time to discovery and innovation for
the government and intelligence communities.
Exceeding customer expectations for more than 30 years,
Scitor provides innovative Total Solutions, focused on
mission success, throughout the Intelligence and DoD
communities. As trusted advisors for customers facing
critical defense and national security challenges, we work
together to plan, acquire and deliver responsive GEOINT
and Information Technology systems and services for
Online, On-Demand Access.
Contact: Robert Paddison
Phone: 301-520-6429
Email: bobp@sgi.com
Contact: Randall Allison
Phone: 703-488-5199
Email: geointandit@scitor.com
Sierra Nevada Corp.
Booth #1008
www.sncorp.com
SNC is a world-class prime integrator and systems provider.
It is a widely diversified leader in innovative technologies and
provides cost-effective, swift, flexible and comprehensive
solutions to numerous operational challenges. SNC’s
electronic, aerospace and communication capabilities
range from C4ISR, Intelligence and Technology Solutions,
Cyber Security, Nanotechnology, Net-Centric Operations,
Microsatellites and Human Space Flight.
Semantic Research Inc.
Booth #5060
www.semanticresearch.com
Semantica helps humans make sense of big data by
identifying patterns, trends, networks and relationships
hidden within all-source data. Semantica enables Activity
Based Intelligence by focusing on specific targets, events,
movements and transactions in a given area. The Semantica
platform for ABI helps people make better, faster, more
confident decisions.
Contact: Rick Osmun
Phone: 719-238-0977
Email: rick.osmun@sncorp.com
Contact: Brad Chatlos
Phone: 443-924-6326
Email: bchatlos@semanticresearch.com
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SIG
Skybox Imaging
Booth #3056
www.siginnovations.com
Booth #3050
www.skybox.com
Signal Innovations Group, Inc. (SIG) offers a suite of
innovative video and multi-source analytic ISR products
that enable automated and enhanced processing of sensor
data for new mission capabilities and improved operator
efficiencies. Please contact SIG for more information on how
we can meet your specific mission and platform needs.
Skybox Imaging empowers global businesses to make
better decisions with timely, high fidelity imagery and infinite
analytics. By combining the power of web technologies and
a constellation of high-resolution imaging satellites, Skybox
is generating a unique data source describing daily global
activity with timely, accessible, sub-meter color imagery and
high definition video of the Earth.
Contact: Paul Runkle
Phone: 919-323-3453
Email: info@siginnovations.com
Contact: Ching-Yu Hu
Phone: 650-316-6660
Email: sales@skybox.com
Simulyze Inc.
Skyline Software Systems Inc.
Booth #7059
www.simulyze.com
Booth #3079
www.skylinesoft.com
Simulyze offers high-end four-dimensional analysis and
visualization software tailored to meet the needs of the
military (operations and intelligence), commercial defense,
tracking, and aerospace communities. Flight Control fuses
planning and real-time information from diverse sources.
Customized & user-friendly, Flight Control provides
comprehensive battlespace analysis and visualization.
Skyline Software is a leader in 3D earth visualization,
geospatial data fusion and dissemination capabilities.
Skyline’s TerraExplorer and SkylineGlobe applications set
the standards for 3D desktop and web-based applications;
allowing users to generate custom 3D globes utilizing their
own data, integrated with their applications and delivered
across almost any network.
Contact: Christy Gallagher
Phone: 703-391-7001 x272
Email: christy@simulyze.com
Contact: Matt Harrison
Phone: 703-378-3780 x112
Email: mharrison@skylinesoft.com
SitScape Inc.
Solers Inc.
Booth #2066
www.sitscape.com
Booth #5083
www.solers.com
Must See! Game-changing technology for Agile Big Data
Correlation, Data Visualization and Analytics in a 100% webbased, mobile-enabled collaborative User-Defined-OperatingPicture (UDOP) environment. Users can achieve amazing
shared situational awareness and rapid informed decision
making into today’s big data world. Seeing is believing!
Solers is an industry leader, with CMMI Level 3, in developing
advanced Service-Based Ground Enterprises and information
sharing solutions. Our advanced ground solutions use
SOA and cloud computing technologies to create Multi-Int
infrastructure. Solers delivers high quality Mission Ground
Systems, Cloud Computing, SCIF Containers, Rapid C&A,
and Cross Domain Services.
Contact: Bobby Polis
Phone: 301-335-0345
Email: bpolis@sitscape.com
Contact: Gregg Morrison
Phone: 703-346-2015
Email: gregg.morrison@solers.com
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Solid Terrain Modeling Inc.
SpaceCurve
Booth #8063
www.solidterrainmodeling.com
Booth #3072
www.spacecurve.com
Solid Terrain Modeling (STM) provides the world’s most
accurate, full-color, 3D solid models of geographic terrain.
STM models are actual physical models that people can
gather around, touch and view from any angle, allowing for a
deeper understanding of the information presented. They are
useful for applications that require a higher degree of map
interpretation.
SpaceCurve is a real-time big data platform that delivers
breakthrough geospatial performance and scalability
and drives innovations in geospatial and location-based
services. The SpaceCurve platform continuously captures,
fuses and analyzes multiple layers of geospatial, sensor,
satellite, social media, weather and other streaming and
historical data sources to provide organizations with
immediately actionable, activity-based intelligence. With
SpaceCurve, organizations can create real-time common
operating pictures, gain immediate situational awareness
and enable global information sharing. The highly
scalable, massively parallel SpaceCurve platform delivers
online indexing at petabyte scales, while performing fully
geodetic operations and analytics on complex geospatial
data in real time.
Contact: Remy Frank
Phone: 805-524-7307
Email: rfrank@stm-usa.com
Space Dynamics Laboratory
Booth #8069
www.sdl.usu.edu
SDL provides space, air and ground-based sensors, small
satellite technologies, prototype hardware and software
development, concept validation studies and demonstrations,
and solutions for ISR operations from data acquisition to enduser data exploitation. Products include tactical sensors for
real-time data acquisition, data compression and transmission
solutions, ground processing and display stations, and
screening/exploitation software.
Contact: Dane Coyer
Phone: 303-517-0953
Email: dane.coyer@spacecurve.com
spatial networks
Booth #8101
www.spatialnetworks.com
Contact: Darin Partridge
Phone: 435-713-3382
Email: darin.partridge@sdl.usu.edu
spatial networks is a provider of unique and exclusive geospatial
data, covering a broad historical, thematic and geographic
spectrum. We specialize in human-geography data acquisition,
visualization and analytics with emphasis on emerging & postconflict areas. We also build technology products and solutions
designed for working in challenging environments.
Contact: Anthony Quartararo
Phone: 727-216-2893
Email: ajq3@spatialnetworks.com
Spectra Logic
Booth #6050
www.spectralogic.com
Spectra Logic defines, designs and delivers innovative data
protection with tape and disk-based backup, recovery and
archive storage solutions. Spectra products are available
through our dedicated Federal Sales Team, GSA Schedule
and other GWACs, providing customizable solutions for
Federal Agency IT requirements. www.SpectraLogic.com
Contact: Glenn Saxman
Phone: 703-407-8800
Email: glenns@spectralogic.com
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Spectrum Systems – Emtec Federal
Strategic Operational Solutions
Booth #2075
www.spectrum-systems.com
Booth #1104
www.stopso.com
Spectrum Systems - Emtec Federal, headquartered in
Herndon, Va., is an IT integrator, value-added reseller, and a
provider of VDI and other IT infrastructure and professional
solutions to the federal marketplace. We have decades of
experience, a strong portfolio of contract vehicles, and solid
partnerships with the world’s most respected manufacturers.
STOPSO combines small company responsiveness with large
company business practices. Achieving both these goals
simultaneously often proves to be beyond the reach of many
companies, small and large. STOPSO’s success in all these
areas is a point of pride and will continue to be a core aspect
of the company’s support provided to our clients.
Contact: Kelley Doane
Phone: 301-518-1192
Email: kelley.doane@emtecfederal.com
Contact: Min Chong
Phone: 703-942-8590
Email: min.chong@stopso.com
Splunk Inc.
Summit Terragraphics Inc.
Booth #6087
www.splunk.com
Booth #3068
www.summitmaps.com
Splunk Inc. provides the leading software platform for realtime Operational Intelligence. Splunk software and cloud
services enable organizations to search, monitor, analyze and
visualize machine-generated big data coming from websites,
applications, networks, sensors and mobile devices. Over
6,400 organizations use Splunk to improve uptime, reduce
cost and mitigate cyber-security risk.
Summit designs and produces custom raised-relief maps that
precisely model the shape of the terrain. These 3D molded
maps are intended for display on the walls of conference
rooms, classrooms, training/briefing rooms, or offices. They
make valuable tools for planning and debriefing operations
and training in mountainous or rugged terrain.
Contact: Michael Higgins
Phone: 304-274-0978
Email: higgins@summitmaps.com
Contact: Tom Beck
Phone: 703-969-5983
Email: fed@splunk.com
Surrey Satellite Technology US LLC
SRI International
Booth #2090
www.surreysatellite.com
Booth #5084
www.sri.com
With over 40 satellites launched and 200 years of in-orbit
experience, Surrey Satellite Technology is the world’s premier
provider of small satellite programs. Surrey provides in-house
design, manufacture, launch, and operation of small satellites,
along with remote sensing and communications payloads,
avionics suites and subsystems, ground infrastructure, and
consulting services.
SRI International is a leader in R&D and technology transition
for the Intelligence Community and DoD. Our technology
portfolio includes state-of-the-art software and systems for
the processing and exploitation of video, imagery, WAAS, and
LIDAR. Visit us at booth #5084 to learn more.
Contact: Ron Krakower
Phone: 609-734-2493
Email: ron.krakower@sri.com
Contact: KC Foley
Phone: 720-224-5678
Email: kfoley@surreysatellite.com
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TASC
Booth #7047
www.tasc.com
ACTIONABLE
Founded in 1966, TASC, Inc., provides advanced
systems engineering, integration and decision-support
services to the Intelligence Community, Department of
Defense and civilian agencies of the federal government.
At TASC, we combine strategic thinking with precise
analytics to solve complex problems of national
importance. Our far-reaching perspective on geospatial
intelligence and other specialized domains allows us to
develop national security and public safety solutions that
extend beyond organizational boundaries. With more
than 4,000 employees in 40 locations, TASC generates
over $1.5 billion in annual revenue. For more information
and career opportunities, visit our website at
www.tasc.com or emailinfo@tasc.com.
INTELLIGENCE
TASC intelligence solutions help protect the
nation and our forces around the globe.
Stop by our booth to learn how our team of
intelligence experts can help you meet your
mission requirements.
Visit us at booth 7047
TASC.COM
Contact: Teri Dempsey
Phone: 703-653-5952
Email: teri.dempsey@tasc.com
Symantec
Booth #7090
www.symantec.com
Technical Innovation
Booth #1101
www.technical-innovation.com
Symantec is the global leader in security, backup, and
availability solutions. Our innovative products and services
protect information in any environment – from the smallest
mobile device, to the enterprise data center, to cloud-based
systems. Our industry-leading expertise in protecting data,
identities, and interactions gives our customers confidence in
a connected world.
Technical Innovation Secure Federal focuses on signal
processing, control systems, video conferencing, and
state-of-the-art display technology within the federal
intelligence community. Our products and services are used
in command and control applications and other collaborative
communications within tactical operation centers focused on
increasing situational awareness.
Contact: Erin Hitchinson
Phone: 877-GOV-SYMC
Email: erin.hitchinson@carahsoft.com
Tampa Bay Business Pavilion
Contact: Jonathon Reany
Phone: 770-441-5138
Email: jreany@technical-innovation.com
Booth #1076
www.tampaedc.com/geoint2013
Technology Management Associates Inc.
Booth #1079
www.techma.com
One of the nation’s most vibrant business destinations and
top military communities, Tampa Bay is a recognized leader
in the defense and technology industries. Working with
C-level executives and other influential decision-makers, our
team offers a variety of relocation, expansion and integration
resources to help companies grow and thrive in the region.
Experienced professionals developing and servicing
advanced signal processing systems and business
intelligence applications for the federal government since
1993. We combine highly competent and productive project
teams whose development talents in digital signal processing,
web-based development, databases & warehousing, current
software technologies, and a thorough understanding of the
underlying customer problems and environments.
Contact: Steve Morey
Phone: 813-218-3814
Email: smorey@tampaedc.com
Contact: LaMont Wells
Phone: 703-964-5241
Email: wells.lamont@techma.com
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TeraLogics LLC
Booth #8054
www.teralogics.com
TeraLogics enables access to global FMV through our Unified
Video family of products, leveraging the FMV Cloud with easy
to use, open, and scalable solutions. From the enterprise
to mobile devices, Unified Video products deliver real-time
situational awareness, dissemination and storage. Visit us at
www.TeraLogics.com.
Contact: Jake Hickman
Phone: 571-258-5018
Email: hickman@teralogics.com
a full spectrum of
INTELLIGENT SOLUTIONS
TerraGo
Booth #1100
www.terragotech.com
from architecture to operations
TerraGo develops powerful location intelligence, geospatial
collaboration and field data collection solutions that help
the world’s leading defense and intelligence departments,
government agencies and commercial enterprises achieve
mission success. TerraGo allows organizations to discover
location intelligence, integrate geospatial intelligence and deliver
situational awareness to the edge of operations and back.
thesiorg.com
The SI Organization Inc.
Booth #3027
www.thesiorg.com/geoint
Contact: Scott Lee
Phone: 678-391-9760
Email: slee@terragotech.com
The SI is a leading provider of high impact, analytical
and technical expertise to the U.S. Government and
its agencies. Its scalable systems engineering platform
helps customers baseline requirements, optimize
resources and manage risk. The company has 40 years
of experience successfully delivering complex, missioncritical information solutions leveraging core strengths in
data analytics and cyber. The SI employs approximately
2,000 people, with major locations in Chantilly, Va.;
Valley Forge, Pa.; Laurel, Md.; Denver; Los Angeles;
and Basking Ridge, N.J.
For more information, visit
www.thesiorg.com.
Thales e-Security
Booth #979
www.thales-esecurity.com
Thales e-Security is a leading global provider of cyber security
solutions to the US Government, high tech manufacturing
and financial services sectors. Thales products are used by
various US federal agencies, large Defence Contractors and
21 NATO member countries. Our Encryption hardware is
FIPS 140-2 Level 3 certified and winner of the 2013 InfoSec
Products Guide.
Contact: Kent Matlick
Phone: 703-460-3623
Email: kent.l.matlick@thesiorg.com
Contact: Brian Murphy
Phone: 954-888-6259
Email: brian.murphy@thalesesec.com
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Thermopylae Sciences & Technology
TIBCO Software Federal Inc.
Booth #6059
www.t-sciences.com
Booth #8057
www.tibco.com
TST is a full-service SDVOSB IT company that specializes in
mobile, geospatial, and cloud technologies for Government
and Commerce. Referred to as “Silicon Valley in the Beltway,”
we reward creativity and innovation, delivering emerging
technologies to our customers. TST is a Premier Google
Enterprise Partner and offers lineup of geocentric services
and software products.
For over 20 years TIBCO has collaborated with government
agencies providing integration, big data analytics, event
processing, as well as social and cloud capabilities. Our
innovative technologies minimize IT complexity and manage
risks all while providing cost effective solutions that work to
extend the ROI on IT investments.
Contact: Chuck Stevens
Phone: 240-899-0355
Email: cstevens@tibco.com
Contact: David Smith
Phone: 703-772-9777
Email: dsmith@t-sciences.com
Tintri
Thetus
Booth #6095
www.tintri.com
Booth #6085
www.thetus.com
Thetus develops modeling and analysis software that helps
solve real-world challenges in the intelligence and defense
communities. Thetus’ core product, Savanna, is a multisource analysis suite that helps better fuse, visualize and
make sense of information by ‘right-sizing’ analysis for your
organization, from cloud to combat.
Tintri is reinventing storage for the virtual enterprise with
simplified, intelligent storage that transforms datacenter
economics. Designed from the ground up for virtualization,
Tintri’s VM-aware storage appliance delivers agility,
intuitive management and assured performance for virtual
environments. Tintri is based in Mountain View, CA with global
sales offices.
Contact: Michael Adams
Phone: 703-871-8681
Email: michael.adams@carahsoft.com
Contact: Kristen O’Donnell
Phone: 703-407-1230
Email: kodonnell@tintri.com
Thinklogical
TomTom
Booth #1051
www.thinklogical.com
Booth #7079
www.tomtom.com/licensing
Thinklogical’s fiber-optic KVM and video signal extension
and switching systems are used in highly classified visual
computing environments for C4ISR and enable multi-domain
isolation and secure control of key computing resources and
networks. Thinklogical’s VX Series products are made in the
USA and are accredited to The Common Criteria EAL4, NATO
NIAPC Evaluation Scheme: GREEN, and TEMPEST Level B.
TomTom North America is the leading global supplier of
transportation and boundary data, location, logistics, traffic
intelligence navigation products and services to the Defense
and Intelligence Community. TomTom Licensing delivers the
newest, highest quality maps and dynamic content for over
233 countries worldwide. For further information, visit www.
tomtom.com/licensing.
Contact: Thinklogical
Phone: 800-291-3211
Email: info@thinklogical.com
Contact: James Pardue
Phone: 303-880-4306
Email: james.pardue@tomtom.com
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TouchShare Inc.
Booth #4045
www.touchshare.com
United States Geospatial
Intelligence Foundation
TouchShare’s industry-leading geospatial collaboration
solutions empower teams to visualize, interact, manipulate,
and share geospatial data from any device, anywhere, for
faster, better decision-making. From military commands to
emergency response centers to off-shore drilling operations,
hundreds of customers rely on TouchShare’s real-time
visualization and collaboration technologies to bring clear
decisions in sight.
Booth #3067
www.usgif.org
The United States Geospatial Intelligence Foundation
(USGIF) is a non-profit, educational organization
dedicated to promoting the geospatial intelligence
tradecraft and building a stronger GEOINT Community
across industry, academia, government, professional
organizations and individual stakeholders. USGIF
annually hosts the GEOINT Symposium, the nation’s
preeminent and largest intelligence event of the year.
Contact: John Hepler
Phone: 410-353-7212
Email: john@touchshare.com
Build the Community | Advance the Tradecraft |
Accelerate Innovation
Tripwire Inc.
Contact: Jeff Ley
Phone: 703-793-0109
Email: jeff.ley@usgif.org
Booth #6105
www.tripwire.com
Tripwire is a leading global provider of risk-based security
and compliance management solutions, enabling
enterprises, government agencies and service providers
to effectively connect security to their business. Tripwire
provides the broadest set of foundational security controls
including security configuration management, vulnerability
management, file integrity monitoring, log and event
management. Learn more at www.tripwire.com
Universal Space Network Inc.
Booth #4061
www.sscspace.com/usn
USN’s extensive ground network supports missioncritical operations such as real-time Telemetry, Tracking &
Commanding, as well as ensuring valuable payload data is
received/distributed securely for users. USN provides the
necessary ground-based infrastructure, including mission
assurance and data security, to ensure success of any spacebased platform. USN excels at providing “Benefits from Space.”
Contact: Tripwire Sales
Phone: 503-276-7500
Email: govt@tripwire.com
TVAR Solutions
Contact: Erik Eliasen
Phone: 719-578-3321
Email: eeliasen@uspacenet.com
Booth #7103
www.tvarsolutions.com
TVAR Solutions is partnering with MemSQL, Silver-Peak,
Index Engines and AvePOINT to accelerate applications and
data access, protect and manage information, and reduce
the complexity of Government’s IT infrastructures. From data
centers to cloud computing, the people of TVAR Solutions
show how to make IT Simple.
Contact: Stacey Meyer
Phone: 703-635-3917
Email: smeyer@tvarsolutions.com
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University of Denver
Urban Robotics Inc.
Booth #8070
universitycollege.du.edu/gis
Booth #1098
urbanrobotics.net
Customize a master’s degree in GIS at the University of
Denver entirely online or earn a graduate certificate in GIS
online or on campus. Students can mix and match courses to
suit their career needs, from Information Systems Security to
Mobile Application Development, courses provide up-to-date
and in demand skills.
Urban Robotics specializes in rapid 3D processing of massive
image data sets for Defense/ISR applications. Core capabilities
include sensor-agnostic dense 3D extraction, rapid ortho image
processing, aerial and ground computer clusters and clouds,
and low cost aerial 3D imaging systems. UR systems are
deployed worldwide for all major armed forces.
Contact: Mark Guthrie
Phone: 303-871-7582
Email: mark.guthrie@du.edu
Contact: Ryan Zukas
Phone: 503-224-9239
Email: ryan.zukas@urbanrobotics.net
University of Florida - Geomatics
URS
Booth #8084
sfrc.ufl.edu
Booth #5050
www.urs.com
A University of Florida School with on campus and online
programs in Geomatics, Forestry, Natural Resource
Conservation, Fisheries, & Marine Sciences. Graduate,
Undergraduate, and Certificate Geomatics programs are oncampus, throughout Florida, and online: focusing on Surveying,
Remote Sensing, Digital Mapping, GIS, GPS, Satellite Imagery,
and other technologies of Geospatial Science!
URS Corporation is a fully integrated engineering,
construction and technical services organization. We offer
a full range of program management; planning, design
and engineering; systems engineering and technical
assistance; information technology; construction and
construction management; operations and maintenance; and
decommissioning and closure services. For more information,
please visit www.urs.com
Contact: Kristina Haselier
Phone: 352-846-0847
Email: khaselier@ufl.edu
Contact: Rick Randall
Phone: 703-579-0728
Email: rick.l.randall@urs.com
University of Redlands - Master of Science in
Geographic Information Systems
UrtheCast
Booth #8067
www.msgis.redlands.edu
Booth #5061
www.urthecast.com
Our MS GIS Program is designed for an audience of
professionals seeking to improve their knowledge of analysis
and management of geographic information. One- or two-year
program is in America’s GIS heartland—Redlands, California,
home of Esri. An intensive, international learning environment
ensures a global context of relevance to students.
UrtheCast has developed the first Ultra HD video feed of
Earth, streamed from the International Space Station (ISS)
in full color. UrtheCast’s two cameras will provide access
to dynamic and exceptionally high-resolution, multispectral
video of Earth — which can be used to complement existing
data sets. Visit booth 5061 to witness UrtheCast’s unique
Earth imagery.
Contact: Debra Riley
Phone: 909-362-3248
Email: debra_riley@redlands.edu
Contact: Justin Segal
Phone: 778-331-7845
Email: jsegal@urthecast.com
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Verizon
VMware Inc.
Booth #2053
www.verizon.com/nis
Booth #7086
www.vmware.com/government
Verizon Enterprise Solutions creates global connections that
generate growth, drive business innovation and move society
forward. With industry-specific solutions and a full range
of global wholesale offerings provided over the company’s
secure mobility, cloud, strategic networking and advanced
communications platforms, Verizon Enterprise Solutions helps
open new opportunities around the world for innovation,
investment and business transformation.
VMware is the industry leader in virtualization and cloud
infrastructure solutions. All 15 cabinet-level agencies, all
military services, numerous DoD agencies, joint and unified
commands, and many independent Federal agencies rely on
VMware to avoid IT infrastructure costs, ensure continuity
of operations, and provide secure endpoint computing
capabilities.
Contact: Carol Traynor
Phone: 571-839-9490
Email: ctraynor@vmware.com
Contact: John Birrane
Phone: 410-309-7376
Email: john.w.birrane@verizon.com
Vormetric
VideoBank
Booth #9070
www.vormetric.com
Booth #1014
videobankdigital.com
Vormetric is the industry leader in data security solutions
that span physical, virtual and cloud environments. Vormetric
helps over 1300 customers, including 17 of the Fortune 25
and many of the world’s most security conscious government
organizations meet compliance requirements and protect
what matters —their sensitive data —from both internal and
external threats.
VideoBank engineers tools for processing, exploiting,
disseminating and archiving full-motion video and imagery.
Features include live multi-stream capture, automated georeferenced telemetry and chat, geo-referenced target folders,
and data fusion through temporal and analytic tools. Live
workflows function within browser-based Cloud architectures
and in ESRI ArcGIS using VideoBank’s ArcGIS plugin.
Contact: Joe Faxlanger
Phone: 540-428-3162
Email: jfaxlanger@vormetric.com
Contact: Christopher Lazzari
Phone: 201-767-2002
Email: chris@videobankdigital.com
Voyager Search
ViON Corp.
Booth #8096
www.voyagersearch.com
Booth #1085
www.vion.com
Voyager Search provides a powerful Multi-INT, Multi-Domain
data search solution that allows an organization or individual
to manage, audit and search for all spatial and non-spatial
content across the enterprise. Voyager allows a user to search
for files utilizing a spatial query through a map interface, user
specified filters and text/keyword search.
Since 1980, ViON has been providing IT solutions in support
of the nation’s most sensitive operations; working with major
OEM’s to support FMV, VDI, Cloud and Big Data missions.
ViON is the provider of the largest Storage-as-a-Service
contract in the DoD and the Prime on the Large Data Object
Store contract.
Contact: Jon Polay
Phone: 631-258-3249
Email: jon@voyagersearch.com
Contact: Kirk Mardis
Phone: 571-353-6000
Email: kirk.mardis@vion.com
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Washington College GIS Program
XYRATEX
Booth #8082
gis.washcoll.edu
Booth #7048
www.xyratex.com
At Washington College we are experimenting with radical
and disruptive innovations needed to propel our students
into the geospatial intelligence careers of the future. Our
student-based entrepreneurial team is breaking new ground
in 3D visualizations, virtual world creations, open source
anticipatory intelligence, crime analysis, and open educational
online learning environments.
Xyratex is the #1 OEM provider of data storage solutions
which include ClusterStor high performance data storage
used for data intensive applications in the defense,
research, energy and life sciences markets. The ClusterStor
family delivers unmatched availability, ease of use, priceperformance and overall TCO leadership.
Visit www.xyratex.com to learn more.
Contact: Stewart Bruce
Phone: 443-282-0012
Email: sbruce2@washcoll.edu
Contact: Mike Moritzkat
Phone: 703-400-2228
Email: mike_moritzkat@xyratex.com
Wiser
Young Professionals
Networking Lounge
Booth #3082
www.wiserco.com
Booth #3067
usgif.org/community/ypg
Wiser is a Technical Services Firm that offers unique solutions
by thinking beyond the map in the following areas: Geospatial
Intelligence, Information Solutions, and Intelligence Analysis
services. We have successfully built a reputation as a trusted
provider of high quality professional services for both public &
private sectors.
The USGIF Young Professionals Group (YPG) serves to
unite junior GEOINT professionals within the Defense
and Intelligence communities. This group offers events
and programs that parallel the Foundation’s mission
of advancing the geospatial intelligence tradecraft
by maximizing on the unique dynamics of our young
professional membership based off of their needs
and wants from this group. Stop by the USGIF Young
Professionals Group Networking Lounge and get to
know the future of leaders of the Geospatial Intelligence
Community. It is sure to be a hot spot for networking at
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USGIF accreditation of collegiate geospatial intelligence certificate
programs supports vital national security interests by assuring that
students are prepared for careers within the growing GEOINT enterprise.
Earning a geospatial intelligence certificate from a USGIF-accredited institution
provides students with the skills required to address challenges, and it ensures
employers are getting high caliber potential hires who understand GEOINT.
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ABOUT USGIF
ABOUT USGIF
The United States Geospatial Intelligence Foundation (USGIF) is the only organization dedicated to supporting the geospatial
intelligence tradecraft and developing a stronger community of interest between those who share a mission focused around
applying geospatial intelligence to address national security objectives. USGIF, as a 501(c)(3) non-profit educational foundation,
provides the forum to exchange ideas, share best practices and promote the education and importance of a national geospatial
intelligence agenda. Through its various programs, USGIF creates the forum to accomplish this mission.
COMMITTEES
Academic
Technical
The Academic Committee is responsible for USGIF’s
educational initiatives. In addition to providing scholarships
for high school, undergraduate and graduate students, the
committee spearheads an accreditation program at the
university and college level. USGIF accreditation of collegiate
geospatial intelligence certificate programs supports vital
national security interests by assuring that students are
prepared for careers within the growing GEOINT enterprise.
The Technical Committee identifies emerging trends and
serves as a collection point for community needs, developing
technical aspects of the tradecraft to demonstrate true
interoperability from common community standards.
Within this committee are the Tradecraft Development
Subcommittee, Interoperability Outreach Subcommittee and
Emerging Technologies Subcommittee.
Outreach
The Tradecraft and Professional Development Committee
covers and implements ways to assess the needs for
geospatial intelligence professionals to support government,
industry and academia. The committee determines the
basic and advanced qualifications for geospatial intelligence
professionals and assesses education and training programs
which prepare individuals for entry or advancement in the
GEOINT profession.
Tradecraft & Professional Development
The Outreach Committee is responsible for delivering USGIF’s
message to public and private partners, as well as to policy
and decision makers. To ensure USGIF is best supporting the
community and tradecraft, the Outreach Committee oversees
congressional education initiatives, the Interagency Working
Group and the USGIF Awards Subcommittee.
Planning
The Planning Committee is responsible for overseeing all
USGIF events, to include the GEOINT Symposium, GEOINT
Community Week, Chairman’s events, the USGIF Workshop
Series, GEOINTeraction Tuesdays and more.
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ABOUT USGIF
ANNUAL EVENTS & PROGRAMS
GEOINT Symposium
Chairman’s Events
The annual GEOINT Symposium is the nation’s premier
intelligence event. Each year, thousands from the community
attend the GEOINT Symposium to discover cutting edge
geospatial intelligence technologies, converse with top
leaders in the intelligence, defense and homeland security
communities, share best practices, learn from academia and
network with government, industry and military leaders. The
GEOINT Symposium features an exhibit hall of more than
200,000 square feet of exhibits encompassing the latest
innovative technologies from more than 270 exhibitors. Even
after the exhibit hall closes, the Symposium continues to
deliver plenty of exciting networking events for attendees and
exhibitors alike. The high-level participation of the directors,
commanders and under secretaries of the community atlarge in conjunction with the program managers, engineers,
academics and warfighters makes the GEOINT Symposia
stand out from other events.
USGIF hosts smaller dinner events where USGIF Strategic
Partners can listen and speak with community leaders.
Chairman’s events are open only to Strategic Partner members,
USGIF Board of Directors and select invited guests.
GEOINTeraction Tuesday
GEOINTeraction Tuesday is a series of casual networking
events. It serves to develop relationships, exchange ideas
and discover opportunities in an informal setting. Each event
features a guest speaker from an organization within the
defense and intelligence communities who shares their views
on current issues, followed by a question and answer session
from attendees.
USGIF Workshop Series
The USGIF Workshop Series brings together the GEOINT
Community on a periodic basis to discuss relevant issues in
tradecraft, innovation and the community. Ranging in size
from fewer than 25 to more than 100 participants, these
workshops tackle topics that span the defense, intelligence
and homeland security stakeholders. If you are interested in
proposing or organizing a topic for a USGIF Workshop, please
e-mail workshop@usgif.org with your idea.
GEOINT Community Week
For one week, participants from across Industry, Academia,
Government, and the Defense, Intelligence, and Homeland
Security Communities gather in Northern Virginia for a
variety of GEOINT-focused activities. Participants engage
in classified briefings and workshops, tour technology
exhibits, benefit from professional development sessions,
and network with colleagues. One workshop during the
week might be packed with 100 or more participants eager
to hear about the future of commercial remote sensing while
USGIF member organizations display the latest innovations
to a filled exhibit hall. In 2013, GEOINT Community Week
added unprecedented training and education opportunities,
with nearly 20 sessions devoted to topics such as human
geography, crowd sourcing, disaster relief, full-motion video,
LiDAR point clouds, spatial statistics, and more.
NGA Tech Showcases
East
NCE opens its doors for more than 1,000 attendees to
participate in numerous activities. NGA demonstrates the
agency’s newest technology, such as apps and on-demand
tools, while exhibits showcase how NGA products, services,
and personnel support the warfighter, assist in humanitarian
relief efforts, provide homeland security, and respond to
natural and man-made disasters.
West
The Tech Showcase at NGA Campus West in St. Louis
introduces attendees to the unique mission set and
capabilities of this campus. Participants in Tech Showcase
West attend demonstrations and training sessions, view a
number of exhibits, and tour NGA’s Arnold and 2nd Street
facilities. The event is an exceptional opportunity for industry
partners to interact directly with the NGA West workforce and
discuss technology needs and accomplishments.
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ABOUT USGIF
USGIF WORKING GROUPS
Activity-Based Intelligence Working Group
Modeling And Simulation Working Group
The ABI Working Group informs and educates the community
on a common understanding of Activity-Based Intelligence,
and it enhances communications throughout the relevant
government and contractor circles of the ABI value
proposition. The ABI Working Group looks into development
of common terminology and technological shortfalls that need
to be addressed, and identifies best practices. It also provides
a forum for the coordination of IR&D with existing ABI related
technological gaps.
USGIF established the M&S WG to promote the value and use
of improved interoperability of tools and technologies, best
practices, and increased sharing of geospatial data across the
M&S and GEOINT communities. The M&S WG hosts several
workshops and meetings to address: the economic value
of interoperability and data sharing; what makes simulation
data different and technically challenging compared with
geospatial data; and best practices for the integration of
modeling and simulation and geospatial programs in today’s
collaborative environment.
Administrative Professionals Working Group
Small Business Advisory Working Group
The APWG highlights the unique contributions of
administrative professionals in the GEOINT Community. It
offers administrative professionals the opportunity to be
part of a team in our important occupation. Working under
the support and direction of USGIF, the goal is to better the
community through the planning and implementation of
APWG projects and to unite administrative professionals from
different sectors of the geospatial intelligence community.
The SBAWG advises and counsels USGIF on representation
of sustaining small business Foundation members. The
SBAWG’s primary objective is to assist small business
members seeking to gain traction in the GEOINT market by
facilitating access and opportunities to build relationships
between the Intelligence Community, Department of Defense,
and civil agencies, prime contractors, and other small
businesses. The SBAWG conducts monthly meetings, and it
also hosts quarterly luncheons featuring key decision makers,
acquisition officials, and small business program office
representatives from government and military agencies.
Africa Working Group
The AWG encourages professionals from any and all
interested communities to come together, creating an
open dialogue to examine and explore unique security,
environmental and developmental challenges and solutions
on the African continent.
Commercial Electro Optical Imagery Working Group
The EO WG promotes the value and use of commercial
electro optical imagery and systems through education,
information, workshops, fora and other activities. It develops
and delivers position papers, educational flyers, training
programs, discussion sessions and other efforts as necessary.
The EO working group engages with government entities as
appropriate to further the USGIF and WG mission.
Commercial Airborne Working Group
The CAWG promotes the value and use of airborne acquired
GEOINT data solutions and sensor phenomenology.
The working group holds educational and informational
workshops and develops position papers, educational flyers,
and training programs. The group was founded in June 2012
and USGIF charter organizations include Fugro EarthData
Inc, Woolpert, Ball Aerospace, Pictometry, Surdex, Sanborn,
Intermap, Northrop Grumman and EOIR.
Young Professionals Working Group
The YPWG is dedicated to promoting, supporting and
encouraging active involvement in the Young Professionals
Group. The YPWG develops projects and activities for young
professionals in the GEOINT Community and encourages
active involvement and service. The YPWG has successfully
planned youth outreach programs, coordinated panel sessions
and workshops for career development, and engaged the next
generation of geospatial intelligence leaders.
Commercial SAR Satellite Working Group
USGIF members formed the CSARS Working Group to explain
the capabilities and advantages of space-based SAR, as well
as to provide hands-on learning and training for users. The
CSARS Working Group charter members include MacDonald
Dettwiler and Associates Ltd. (MDA),‑ Astrium GEO-Information
Services - Infoterra GmbH and e-GEOS S.p.A.
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The USGIF Young Professionals Group (YPG) serves to unite
GEOINT professionals, age 35 and under, within the Defense,
Intelligence and Homeland Security communities. The YPG
offers events and programs that parallel the Foundation’s
mission of advancing the geospatial intelligence tradecraft.
Visit us at the YPG Networking Lounge
(booth 3067) in the exhibit hall.
www.usgif.org/community/YPG
@USGIFypg
USGIF BOARD OF DIRECTORS
MIKE CAMPANELLI
C H AI R M A N O F T H E B OA RD OF DIRECT ORS
K. STUART SHEA
Senior Systems Engineer, RadiantBlue Technologies Inc.
Stu Shea is the Chairman of the Board of
Directors at the United States Geospatial
Intelligence Foundation (USGIF) and founder of
the GEOINT Symposium. From 2005-2007 he
led SAIC’s support to the national security
community. With over 10,000 employees and $3.2B in
revenues, his Group provides support for customers across
the full spectrum of national security programs, including:
cyber-security; intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance;
imagery and signals intelligence; operational intelligence;
special operations; intelligence analysis; electronic warfare;
offense and defensive counter-space; linguistics; geospatial
production; biometrics; and the development of technologies
to support counter-terrorism. From 2005 to 2007, Shea led
SAIC’s support to
the National Reconnaissance Office,
National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, Defense Intelligence
Agency, U.S. Air Force, and other elements of the intelligence
community and Department of Defense (DoD). He provided
mission support to the Office of the Director of National
Intelligence’s (ODNI) special technology programs, and the
DoD’s critical space superiority programs. In 2003, Shea was
named as one of the 12 members of the National Commission
for the Review of the R&D Programs of the U.S. Intelligence
Community. He was appointed by the Speaker of the House,
the Honorable J. Dennis Hastert (R-IL), in consultation with
the Chairman of the Permanent Select Committee on
Intelligence of the House of Representatives, the Honorable
Porter J. Goss (R- FL).
Mike Campanelli is a Senior Systems Engineer
with RadiantBlue Technologies. With a focus on
Moving Target Intelligence (MTI), Mr. Campanelli
has spent his career supporting the acquisition,
technical development, and operations of
advanced systems for the Intelligence Community (IC) and
DoD. Mr. Campanelli started his career with Lockheed Martin,
serving in operational support, mission planning, and systems
engineering roles over a six year period. In 2010, Mr.
Campanelli joined RadiantBlue Technologies where he
supports the design, development, and testing of software
and systems across multiple programs and projects for the IC
and DoD. He is an emerging subject matter expert on Moving
Target Intelligence exploitation, data, and systems and has
trained and supported over a hundred analysts and service
members across the globe in the understanding and
exploitation of MTI data.
Mr. Campanelli earned a B.S. in Aerospace Engineering and a
B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from West Virginia University,
a M.S. in Systems Engineering from George Washington
University and is currently completing post-graduate work in
Geospatial Intelligence at Penn State University.
JOAN AVALYN DEMPSEY
Executive Vice President, Booz Allen Hamilton
Ms. Joan Dempsey is an executive vice
president in Booz Allen Hamilton’s defense
business, where she leads firm-wide growth and
functional integration initiatives. Previously, she
led the firm’s largest defense and intelligence
accounts and was responsible for strategic development,
execution, and day-to-day operations in each account. She is
a member of the firm’s Sensitive Risk Review Board and for
several years led the firm’s participation in the Aspen Ideas
Fest where she continues as a frequent panelist on defense
issues, cybersecurity and cyber operations, and women in
leadership panels. During a 25-year career in the federal
government, Dempsey held political appointments twice: first,
in the Clinton Administration upon Senate Confirmation, she
served as the deputy director of Central Intelligence for
Community Management; and, in the Bush Administration as
the executive director of the President’s Foreign Intelligence
Advisory Board. Dempsey also spent 17 years as a senior
civilian in the Department of Defense as deputy director of
intelligence at the Defense Intelligence Agency, as director of
the General Defense Intelligence Program, and as the deputy
assistant secretary of defense for intelligence and security.
DR. PEGGY AGOURIS
Professor and Dean, College of Science, George Mason University
Dr. Peggy Agouris is Professor and Dean of the
College of Science at George Mason University
(GMU). She is also
the director of the Center of
Earth Observing and Space Research, one of the
largest research centers at GMU. Agouris
received her diploma in engineering from the National Technical
University of Athens, Greece, and her master’s
and Ph.D. from
the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
and
Geodetic Science, Ohio State University. Prior to joining George
Mason University in 2007, Agouris was with the Swiss Federal
Institute of Technology in Zurich, and the Department of Spatial
Information Engineering, University
of Maine. Agouris has
authored more than 100 articles in journals, books and
conference proceedings in the image analysis and computer
science literature. She has also edited three books on digital
image analysis for geospatial applications as well as two journal
special issues.
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USGIF BOARD OF DIRECTORS
PAUL L. GRAZIANI
JOSHUA HARTMAN
Chief Executive Officer & Co-Founder, Analytical Graphics Inc.
Chief Executive Officer, Horizon Strategies Group LLC, Principal,
The Center for Strategic Space Studies (CS3), Senior Associate,
Center for Strategic & International Studies
Paul L. Graziani is the chief executive officer and
co-founder of Analytical Graphics Inc. (AGI), the
producer of commercial off-the-shelf (COTS)
analysis software for land, sea, air and space.
For the past 20 years, he has championed the
use of COTS in the national security and space industries and
today, AGI’s flagship product STK, is used in more than
35,000 worldwide installations
by aerospace, defense and
intelligence professionals. Graziani has been nominated for
and received a number of entrepreneurial excellence
awards
at both local and national levels. AGI has also enjoyed
strong growth and has been named to numerous prestigious
lists, including the Military Training Technology magazine’s
Top 100, Space News Top 50, Inc. 500, Technology Fast 50,
Technology Fast 500, Philly 100 and Softletter Top 100.
Joshua T. Hartman is the CEO for Horizon
Strategies Group, LLC, a company that develops
problem-focused strategies and innovations
leveraging the business marketplace. He is also
a Principal at the Center for Strategic Space
Studies (CS3) and a Senior Associate with CSIS. His career
has focused on development and execution of strategy and
programs covering missile defense, cyberspace, intelligence,
and space. Recently, he has been advising industry on
corporate strategy, new market creation, and innovation
theory. Previously, he was senior adviser to the under
secretary of defense for acquisition, technology and logistics
(USD(AT&L)) and director of the Space and Intelligence
Capabilities Office (SIO). As senior adviser, he was responsible
for supporting the USD(AT&L) in matters relating to the
acquisition system at the Department of Defense (DOD),
including research and development, advanced technology,
test and evaluation, production and logistics, to include
end-to-end systems delivery of technology to the warfighter.
As SIO director, he established and ran departmental activities
on all acquisition programs and industrial base issues related
to space, intelligence, and cyber, totaling over 61 programs
and $70 billion annually. Hartman began his career as an
officer in the U.S. Air Force. His assignments included the
Space and Missiles Systems Center, National Reconnaissance
Office, Joint Chiefs of Staff, Office of the Secretary of Defense,
and Naval Research Laboratory.
THE HONORABLE JEFFREY K. HARRIS
Chief Executive Officer & President, JKH Consulting LLC
Jeffrey K. Harris has contributed to U.S. national
security in both government
and industry for 35
years where he has fostered new technologies,
programs
and capabilities that have contributed
significantly to U.S. national security capabilities.
He is an aerospace, defense and intelligence community
consultant. He is retired from Lockheed Martin, where he was a
corporate officer and served as president of Lockheed Martin
Missiles and Space and president of Lockheed Martin Special
Programs. Prior to this, he served as president of Space
Imaging, the first company to commercially provide highresolution satellite imagery and information products of the
Earth for cost-effective solutions to today’s global business
needs. Before entering the private sector, Harris served with
distinction in senior national leadership positions, including
assistant secretary of the Air Force for Space; director, National
Reconnaissance Office and associate executive director of the
Intelligence Community Management Staff. In all of these
capacities, he provided direct support to both the Secretary of
Defense and the Director of Central Intelligence.
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USGIF BOARD OF DIRECTORS
DEWEY R. HOUCK
JEFF JONAS
Vice President and General Manager; Information Solutions,
The Boeing Company
Chief Scientist, IBM Context Computing
Jeff Jonas is the Chief Scientist of IBM Context
Computing. Previously he was the Chief
Scientist of the IBM Entity Analytics Group and
an IBM Distinguished Engineer. The IBM Entity
Analytics Group was formed based
on
technologies developed by Systems Research & Development
(SRD), founded by Jonas in 1984, and acquired by IBM in
January 2005. Prior to the acquisition, Jonas led SRD through
the design and development of a number of unique systems,
including technology used by the Las Vegas gaming industry.
One such innovation played a pivotal role in protecting the
gaming industry from aggressive “card count” teams, the
most notable known as
the MIT team featured in the book
“Bringing Down the House,” and recent movie “21.” Following
an investment in 2001 by In-Q-Tel, the venture capital arm of
the CIA, SRD began playing a role in America’s national
security and counterterrorism mission. One such contribution
includes an analysis of the connections between the individual
9/11 terrorists. This link analysis is now taught in universities
and has been widely cited by think tanks and the media.
Dewey Houck is deputy general manager of
Electronic and Information Solutions (E&IS), a
division of Boeing Network and Space Systems
(BN&SS). He is responsible for oversight of all
E&IS research and development efforts focused
on advanced technologies that support the division’s longterm growth strategy. Houck is also a Boeing Senior Technical
Fellow. Houck was previously vice president and general
manager of the Information Solutions division, prior to its
merger with Electronic and Mission Systems in 2012. In that
role, Houck led approximately 3,000 employees focused on
delivering innovative technical solutions for security and
information management, cybersecurity, satellite and ground
operations. Prior to that, he was the vice president of the
Intelligence Systems group, where he oversaw the horizontal
integration of the Intelligence Community through the
deployment of information sharing technologies and the
development of information management components for
more effective intelligence planning and analysis. He currently
serves on the board of directors of the Intelligence and
National Security Alliance (INSA) and the Northern Virginia
Urban League (NOVAUL).
JOANNE O. ISHAM
President, Isham Associates LLC
Joanne Isham is an independent consultant,
working with a variety of clients in the defense
and intelligence sectors to develop strategies,
identify high- value opportunities, address
critical challenges and transform their business.
She was formerly a senior vice president for L-1 Identity
Solutions—a market leader in identity management—where
she was the corporate leader responsible for planning,
developing, and executing the L-1 federal market strategy.
From 2007 to 2008, Isham was the chief operating officer of
High Performance Technologies, Inc. (HPTi), where she had
management and operational responsibility for the firm. Isham
was the former Vice President/ Deputy General Manager of
Network Systems at BAE Systems. In addition to managing
day-to-day operations, she was directly responsible for
identifying strategic opportunities for new mission focus
within the Intelligence Community, Department of Defense
and Department of Homeland Security.
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BRIG. GEN. MICHAEL G. LEE, USAF (RET.)
DR. KEITH E. LITTLEFIELD
Brigadier General Mike Lee, U.S. Air Force (Ret.)
joined Blue Canopy from General Dynamics
Information Technology (GDIT) in May 2012. At
GDIT, as the Vice President and General
Manager for the Military Service Sector, General
Lee was responsible for the growth and performance of the
Defense Intelligence business unit. The customer base
included the Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marine Corps, along
with Joint/Combatant Commands and Coalition Forces. Prior
to GDIT, he worked at Lockheed Martin Corporation as Vice
President of Business Development and Strategic Initiatives
and was the Vice President and Executive Director at
American Systems Corporation. Mike Lee joined General
Dynamics from Lockheed Martin in August 2009. Prior to his
entry into the private sector, he served a distinguished 31 year
career
in the U.S. Air Force. During the last 3 years of his
military career he was assigned as the Military Executive at the
National Imagery and Mapping Agency (now the National
Geospatial-Intelligence Agency – NGA). While at NGA, he was
deployed for 22 months to Afghanistan and Iraq as
USCENTCOM’s National ISR and C2 coordinator during
Operations Enduring and Iraqi Freedom. General Lee’s ability
to bring “intelligence to the war fighter” revolutionized NGA’s
wartime capabilities. The Director for Central Intelligence (DCI)
awarded him the National Intelligence Medal of Achievement
for revolutionizing intelligence support to active duty troops.
With more than 30 years of hands-on operational management
experience, he has proven expertise in worldwide operations
and intelligence activities, especially those involving matrixed
international management and negotiations.
As TASC’s chief technology officer, Keith
Littlefield sets the company’s direction for
technology investments, establishes thought
leadership for the technology base, manages
intellectual property and supports technical
personnel development. He also oversees TASC’s
independent research and development and technical fellows
programs. Littlefield has spent the bulk of his career
managing large, complex acquisition IT programs. He joined
TASC from the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency
(NGA), where he served most recently as the agency’s chief
information officer. In this role, Littlefield was responsible for
planning, managing and protecting all GEOINT information
technology. Most notably, he was one of six federal CIOs
selected to help deliver a common infrastructure across the
Intelligence Community, a groundbreaking initiative heavily
dependent on technology and acquisition expertise.
Previously, he served as the Director of National Intelligence
senior acquisition executive with oversight on the Intelligence
Community’s entire IT portfolio of major systems acquisitions
and facilities worldwide. During the course of his 30-year
career, Littlefield has garnered numerous awards, including
the Director of National Intelligence Superior Service Medal,
Presidential Rank Award of Distinguished Executive, and NGA
Distinguished Civilian Service Award. Littlefield earned a Ph.D.
in advanced geographic information systems from the
University of Maryland at College Park; an M.A. in urban and
environmental planning as a Thomas Jefferson Fellow at the
University of Virginia; and a B.A. in economics and geography
at Mary Washington College.
Partner, National Security, Blue Canopy
Chief Technology Officer, TASC
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ELIZABETH LYON
KEITH J. MASBACK
For the past five years, Elizabeth Lyon has
worked as a geographer with the U.S. Army
Corps of Engineers, Engineer Research and
Development Center. From 2010 to 2011 she
was fortunate to have a unique detail supporting
the U.S. Agency for International Development and the
Human Performance, Training and BioSystems Directorate
within the Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for
Research and Engineering. Recently nominated to the U.S.
Geospatial Intelligence Foundation’s Board of Directors, Lyon
is looking forward to working with the Young Professionals
and supporting the geospatial community. Lyon is currently
completing her Ph.D. in computational social science at
George Mason University. She has a master’s of science in
geography from University of Illinois and a bachelor’s degree
in economics and French from Augustana College.
Mr. Masback is the Chief Executive Officer
(CEO) of the United States Geospatial
Intelligence Foundation (USGIF). As CEO, he is
responsible for leading the Foundation to
accomplish its mission to promote the
geospatial intelligence tradecraft and develop a GEOINT
Community among government, industry, academic,
professional organizations and individuals whose mission
focus is the development and application of geospatial
intelligence to address national security objectives. Prior to
joining USGIF, Mr. Masback spent a combined 20 years as an
officer in the U.S. Army, and in the government civilian
service, culminating as a member of the Defense Intelligence
Senior Executive Service at the National GeospatialIntelligence Agency (NGA). He held a variety of positions at
NGA primarily focused on strategic planning and
programming. Most recently, he served as the Director,
Source Operations Group where he was responsible for
tasking the Nation’s space-based imagery collection assets.
He has served as a member of the Intelligence Task Force of
the Defense Science Board, and currently serves as a
member of the Department of Commerce, National Oceanic
and Atmospheric Administration’s Advisory Committee on
Commercial Remote Sensing (ACCRES) and the Department
of Interior’s National Geospatial Advisory Committee (NGAC).
Mr. Masback grew up in White Plains, NY, and he and his wife
Allison have five children.
Geographer, Engineer Research and Development Center,
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Chief Executive Officer, United States Geospatial Intelligence
Foundation (USGIF)
GABRIELA MALDONADO
Senior Consultant, Booz Allen Hamilton
Gaby Maldonado is a Sr. Consultant at Booz
Allen Hamilton supporting the firm’s analytics
capability focusing on geospatial services. As a
GEOINT subject matter expert, Ms. Maldonado
currently leads the GEOINT production for the
Secretary of Homeland Security daily intelligence briefings.
Additionally, Ms. Maldonado provides GEOINT tradecraft
development expertise and training to homeland security
mission partners. In 2012, Ms. Maldonado became an active
member in the USGIF Young Professionals Working Group,
leading several service projects, and networking events for
young professionals. Prior to joining Booz Allen Hamilton in
2009, Ms. Maldonado started her career as a geodatabase
analyst at ESRI, where she was the lead geospatial analyst
and briefer in support to Infrastructure Protection during
national-level incidents and events. Gaby Maldonado received
a M.A in Geography from The Ohio State University. For her
master thesis she merged qualitative and quantitative analysis
in a cross-sectional study to examine how spatial and
contextual accessibility to breast cancer screening centers
affects the stage of diagnosis of women diagnosed with
breast cancer. She is also a proud graduate of the
Pennsylvania State University, where she earned her B.S. in
Geography and was an awardee of the Bunton Waller
Academic Fellowship.
AIMEE MCGRANAHAN
Chief Operating Officer, United States Geospatial Intelligence
Foundation (USGIF)
Aimee McGranahan currently serves as the
United States Geospatial Intelligence
Foundation’s (USGIF) Chief Operating Office
(COO) and is also a member of USGIF’s board of
directors. In these capacities, McGranahan, who
has been a part of the Foundation since its onset, oversees
the day-to-day business, as well as advising on and executing
the Foundation’s strategic vision. Prior to joining USGIF, she
worked as a project manager at Northrop Grumman TASC for
the Space and Intelligence Operating Unit. McGranahan also
served as the proposal coordinator for the largest dollar value
contract in TASC history, which earned her the Northrop
Grumman President’s Award.
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MATTHEW M. O’CONNELL
THE HONORABLE SUE C. PAYTON
Matt O’Connell is the President of MOC
Partners. He came to the commercial remote
sensing industry in 2001 as CEO
of GeoEye’s
predecessor, ORBIMAGE. In January 2006,
ORBIMAGE acquired Space Imaging to form
GeoEye Inc. O’Connell has over 25 years of experience in
communications management and finance. Prior to joining
GeoEye, O’Connell was a managing director at Crest
Advisors, a New York-based private merchant bank that
invested in and advised communications companies, and
senior vice president of Legal and Business Affairs for Sony
Worldwide Networks, a division of Sony Corp. specializing in
radio and Internet programming. Before working at Sony, he
served as senior vice president and general counsel of
Osborn Communications Corp., a publicly traded radio and
television station operator. In January 2008, O’Connell was
appointed by the Department of the Interior to serve on its
National Geospatial Advisory Committee. He also serves on
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s
Advisory Committee on Commercial Remote Sensing.
The Honorable Sue C. Payton—change agent,
acquisition expert, innovative industry leader
and public servant—has over 27 years of
continued success working in senior industry
and government positions with military services,
defense agencies, coalition partners, Joint Chiefs of Staff,
Office of the Secretary of Defense, the intelligence
community, Congress, Universities and the media. As the
former assistant secretary of the Air Force, Payton was
responsible for all Air Force research, development and
acquisition activities. She provided strategy, direction,
guidance and oversight of all matters pertaining to the
formulation, review, approval and execution of acquisition
plans, policies and programs. Payton directed a $30 billion
annual investment that included major weapon systems such
as unmanned air vehicles, mobility, ISR and fighter aircraft,
and munitions, as well as, capability areas such as alternative
fuels, information technology, command and control,
intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance systems. During
her tenure with Lockheed Martin and Martin Marietta, Payton
was responsible for leveraging the latest information
technology needs of DOD and the intelligence community and
she resolved complex space system acquisition and technical
issues. In her current role, Payton advises business and
government executive leaders in areas of corporate
governance principles and policies, standards of conduct,
strategic business planning including R&D and game
changing technology transition, acquisition and logistics
approaches to meet national security needs, resource
allocations and operating execution plans.
President, MOC Partners
President, SCI Aerospace Inc.
STEPHEN S. OSWALD
Founding Partner, SYZYGY Enterprises
Stephen S. Oswald is chief operating officer for
Information Solutions, a division within Boeing
Network and Space Systems business of
Boeing Defense, Space & Security. In this role
he is responsible for managing the day-to-day
operations of the division. Previously, Oswald was vice
president and general manager of Intelligence and Security
Systems (I&SS), a division of Boeing’s Network and Space
Systems, where he provided integrated solutions for the
intelligence community and homeland security customers in
five major program areas: Cyber and Information Solutions,
Digital Receiver Technologies, Global Security Solutions,
Mission Operations and Mission Systems. Prior to this
assignment, Oswald was vice president and program
manager of Boeing’s Space Shuttle Program, supporting
United Space Alliance and NASA in the operation of the
shuttle system. During his government career with both the
Navy and NASA, Oswald served as a tactical pilot, test pilot,
space shuttle astronaut and senior executive. As an astronaut,
Oswald flew three space shuttle missions: He piloted two
missions aboard Discovery in 1992 and 1993, and
commanded STS-67 aboard Endeavour in March 1995. In
1996, Oswald was assigned to NASA headquarters in
Washington, D.C., as deputy associate administrator for
space operations, responsible for the Space Shuttle,
Expendable Launch Vehicles and Space Communications
programs for the agency.
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MR. MICHAEL A RODRIGUE
JENNIFER K. STANSALL
Michael A. Rodrigue was appointed to the
Defense Intelligence Senior Executive Service in
2000 and to the position of Deputy Director of the
National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency in June
2012. As Deputy Director, he formulates policy,
manages agency resources, and leads operational activities to
accomplish NGA’s mission. NGA is both a Combat Support
Agency and a member of the National Intelligence Community.
Located in over 200 places around the world, the men and
women of NGA provide timely, relevant, and accurate targetbased geospatial intelligence to military forces and to senior
national security policy makers for the United States of America.
Mr. Rodrigue previously led the Leader Development Strategic
Initiative for NGA. He also served as Director, NGA Vision
Integration Team (VIT), supporting the Director in facilitating the
coordination, integration, and synchronization of activities
realizing the NGA Vision and Strategic Initiatives. Before
entering Federal Service, Mr. Rodrigue spent 20 years in the
U.S. Army. Mr. Rodrigue had various leadership assignments in
Korea, Hawaii, and the United States, including Joint
assignments in the U.S. Pacific Command and DMA. He was an
assistant professor in computer science and topographic
research at the United States Military Academy (USMA). He
served as DMA’s representative to U.S. Central Command
Forward in Desert Storm. Mr. Rodrigue has a bachelor’s degree
in Nuclear Engineering, USMA in 1972, and a master’s degree in
Mechanical Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology in
1980. His military awards include the Legion of Merit, Bronze
Star, and Joint Meritorious Service Medal. He was awarded the
Meritorious Executive Presidential Rank Award in 2010 and the
National Intelligence Distinguished Service Medal in 2011.
Jennifer Stansall is a senior account manager at
DigitalGlobe. In this role, she is responsible for
developing and managing DigitalGlobe’s Global
Strategic Alliance partners in the commercial
and defense and intelligence markets. Ms.
Stansall acts as a conduit to facilitate corporate relationships
between DigitalGlobe and large, global organizations. Prior to
that, she supported a variety of proposal efforts with Defense
and Intelligence customers and was a liaison to the National
Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) Commercial GEOINT
Solutions (CGS) focused on driving advanced imagery
products and services. Additionally, she participated in a
two-year rotation at DigitalGlobe’s Washington DC office
supporting business development efforts by conducting
statistical and geospatial research and analysis, identifying
and influencing technical sales solutions, and promoting
awareness and understanding of DigitalGlobe’s products and
services. Previous to her work in Washington, DC, she was a
Strategic Account Manager responsible for managing and
executing daily activity of DigitalGlobe’s ClearView and
NextView contracts with the NGA. She also supported various
other Defense and Intelligence customers to facilitate satellite
collection, production and delivery and ensure the customer’s
requirements were being met. Ms. Stansall has been an active
member of the USGIF Young Professionals Group (YPG),
volunteering and participating in various events and
programs. She received a Bachelor of Arts in Geography (GIS/
Remote Sensing) from the University of Colorado, Boulder.
Deputy Director, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency
Senior Account Manager, DigitalGlobe
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JEFFREY R. TARR
MICHAEL M. THOMAS
Jeff Tarr is Chief Executive Officer, President and
a Director of DigitalGlobe (NYSE: DGI), a leading
global provider of commercial high-resolution
earth imagery products and services serving
both governments and commercial customers.
Since joining DigitalGlobe, Jeff has refocused the company’s
strategic direction, positioning it for rapid growth and value
creation for customers and shareowners. During his career,
Jeff has held leadership positions at some of the world’s
leading information businesses. Before joining DigitalGlobe in
April 2011, Jeff served as President and Chief Operating
Officer of IHS Inc. (NYSE: IHS). Jeff joined IHS as President
and Chief Operating Officer of one of the company’s two
operating divisions in 2004. He was named Co- President and
Co-COO of IHS in 2007 and sole President and COO in 2008.
During his tenure, IHS grew from $394 million in revenue in
2004 to more than $1 billion in 2010, through both rapid
organic growth and more than 40 acquisitions, including
Jane’s Information Group, Lloyd’s Register Fairplay and
Global Insight. Prior to IHS, Jeff was Chairman and CEO of
Hoover’s, a publicly traded business information provider. He
joined Hoover’s in 2001, leading the company to profitability
and double-digit growth. In 2003, Jeff led the sale of Hoover’s
to Dun & Bradstreet (D&B). Upon completion of the
acquisition, he was retained by D&B as President of the new
subsidiary. Jeff began his career with Bain & Company, a
leading strategy consulting firm, based in its Paris office. Later
he was a Vice President and General Manager with US WEST,
where he served on the executive team of the corporation’s
$1.5 billion revenue Yellow Pages publishing subsidiary (now
a division of Dex One Corp.) and led the creation of the
company’s leading Internet yellow pages business. Jeff holds
a BA in Public and International Affairs from Princeton
University’s Woodrow Wilson School and an MBA from
Stanford University. He serves on the board of directors of
The Corporate Executive Board Company.
A senior vice president at Booz Allen Hamilton,
Mike Thomas supports the broad security
initiatives of the firm. His key areas of expertise
include systems development, technology and
the intelligence community. Prior to joining Booz
Allen in 2010, Thomas was president of the Security
Product
Line at Lockheed Martin’s IS&GS organization, where
he provided knowledge solutions capabilities, intelligence
mission management, and processed and disseminated
intelligence data for enhanced national and tactical decision
making. Thomas’ career highlights include several years as
IBM’s White House account manager for national federal
accounts, and business area manager for new and advanced
programs, where he was responsible for a major classified
COTS development program. As vice president of special
application programs for Lockheed Martin Mission Systems,
he led the redirection of the business into imagery and
geospatial programs and expanded into the federal,
commercial and international markets.
President and Chief Executive Officer, DigitalGlobe
Senior Vice President, Booz Allen Hamilton
DR. CHRISTOPHER K. TUCKER
Principal, Yale House Ventures
Christopher K. Tucker manages Yale House
Ventures, a portfolio of social ventures and
technology companies that span the worlds of
energy, geospatial, sensor, cybersecurity, open
source and social media technologies, across the
domains of defense/intelligence, international affairs, civilian
government, commercial industry, NGOs and academe. Tucker
was previously senior vice president for the Americas and
national programs at ERDAS, a technology provider for
geospatial exploitation, analysis, data management/
dissemination, information sharing and collaboration across the
defense, intelligence, civilian federal, state/local and
commercial sectors worldwide. Tucker was also the founding
chief strategic officer of In-Q-Tel, the CIA’s venture capital fund,
focusing his efforts on developing In-Q-Tel’s overall strategy for
tackling the agency’s priority IT problems.
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