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02 | VANTAGE POINT Features 12 | ELEVATE Member feedback drives 14 NOVA Information USGIF’s marketing & | MACHINE LEARNING, Management School at communications team. BIG UNDERSTANDING How will the IC harness advancements the Universidade de Lisboa is the first international 04 | INTSIDER in artificial intelligence? GEOINT program NGA Director Cardillo By Melanie D.G. Kaplan on a new age of GEOINT; accredited by USGIF. IGAPP Grand Challenge winner 20 awarded; breaking ISIL’s brand; | QUANTUM LEAPS 25 | MEMBERSHIP PULSE DARPA pushes boundaries of The Intelligence Advanced Textron Systems space technology. Research Projects Activity tackles Geospatial Solutions the IC’s most vexing problems. 06 | IN MOTION evolves proactively to By Jim Hodges Lundahl-Finnie Award and anticipate new trends. USGIF Awards winners announced; USGIF launches SPECIAL SECTION 27 | HORIZONS Universal GEOINT Certification 2016 USGIF MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY Reading List; Peer Intel; program; USGIF accredits Flip the magazine to the back cover to view James Madison University. this special double edition. USGIF Events Calendar.

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hat do Symposium, Cardillo introduced a Presidents new NGA Strategy focused on four George distinct pillars: people, partners, W Washington, profession, and value. Because he Thomas Jefferson, Theodore would have been an avid NGA Roosevelt, and Abraham Lincoln customer, President Washington, have in common with the Cardillo told the audience, per- DAILY National Geospatial-Intelligence sonifi es value. Search “Making Agency (NGA)? A lot, actually, “Enabling customer success is 2016 USGIF Membership according to NGA Director what compels [NGA] every day. Robert Cardillo, who used the We’re driven forward by our fear celebrated American leaders to of failing them. They—you—are illustrate the continued evolution our reason for being,” Cardillo of geospatial intelligence during said, stressing the importance his keynote address Monday of NGA’s GEOINT Services morning at GEOINT 2016. initiative in creating customer “Seventy-fi ve years ago, the value. GEOINT Services, the Mt. Rushmore National Memo- Intelligence Community’s rial was dedicated in the Black enterprise-wide GEOINT delivery National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency Director Robert Cardillo discussed the future of his All issues are Hills of South Dakota,” Cardi- platform that spans all security agency’s research efforts, workforce development, industry engagement, and more in his Sense of llo said. “It was a phenomenal domains, is on track to deliver GEOINT 2016 keynote. Directory including achievement of art and science geospatial content fully in the resulting in an iconic memorial cloud by the end of 2017. to four great Americans … So When it does, NGA will be “ We must go wherever the data, technology, let’s use these four remarkable even closer to achieving his vision and people exist, and apply that knowledge Americans as a framework to look of succeeding “in the open,” at our progress.” according to Cardillo. wherever the customers demand.” During his fi rst address as direc- The Director then turned —ROBERT CARDILLO, DIRECTOR, NGA tor of NGA at the GEOINT 2015 to President Jefferson, who see A New Age p. 16 available as PDFs to the online-only Compression” to read Missed a keynote or panel? Catch the latest videos at vimeo.com/trajectoryonlocation download online. capabilities index. a new guest post. TRJ-041 VANTAGE POINT

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A COLLECTIVE EFFORT USGIF CEO AND PUBLISHER Keith J. Masback I recently had the opportunity to visit USGIF Strategic Partner IBM to learn more about the company’s Watson cognitive system and its applicability to broader national security missions and the EXECUTIVE EDITOR GEOINT Community. I sincerely appreciated experiencing Watson in action, and it made clear Jordan Fuhr the Intelligence Community is simply nipping at the edges of artificial intelligence (AI). [email protected] We are challenged to discover the most efficient and effective uses of AI technologies across the expanse of our collective mission sets. On page 14, longtime trajectory writer Melanie D. G. MANAGING EDITOR Kristin Quinn Kaplan does a wonderful job of helping our readers develop a baseline for understanding AI and [email protected] machine learning. Also in this issue of trajectory, you’ll find an insightful piece by Jim Hodges regarding the work of the Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity. EDITOR The trajectory team takes pride in providing USGIF members and the GEOINT Community Brad Causey with unique views into myriad topics representing the breadth and depth of the tradecraft. We [email protected] share these via our integrated print, web, and social media properties. Your feedback and our analytics tell us you ART DIRECTOR engage in highly individualized approaches to Gretchen Kirchner Rund content consumption, and we strive to serve [email protected] interesting, relevant information in a variety of ASSISTANT EDITOR formats. We are always looking for your input, Lindsay Tilton Mitchell and I hope you continue to share your thoughts [email protected] with letters to the editor, survey responses, and via direct communication to the staff. AD SALES USGIF Vice President of Strategic Communi- Erik Henson cations and Marketing Jordan Fuhr leads a team [email protected] that manages all of this, providing tremendous The USGIF Marketing & Communications team. value to our membership and the Community. Kristin Quinn is the Managing Editor of trajectory responsible for all editorial content, while Shameka Jordan manages the Foundation’s marketing, making sure we provide clear and consistent messaging about USGIF and its activities. Lindsay Trajectory is the official magazine Mitchell plays an integral part, contributing to both the trajectory and marketing missions. of the United States Geospatial I want to acknowledge the marketing and communications department’s collective role as Intelligence Foundation (USGIF). part of our larger USGIF team, which at any given time, including interns, numbers about 16 HOW TO REACH US employees. I’m proud of them and the tireless effort they expend in the true spirit of the Founda- LETTERS AND COMMENTS tion—that the proverbial rising of the GEOINT tide would indeed raise all boats. You, our For comments on trajectory, contact members, continue to vote with your feet. Your investments in the Foundation are humbling, and [email protected]. we remain focused on delivering unquestionable return on that investment. Now in our 13th year, USGIF leadership is working closely with our Board of Directors SUBSCRIPTIONS to develop a strategic plan to set the course for the organization’s next decade. The continued For information on subscribing to engagement with our members helps us remain true to your expectations, and we are poised to trajectory, sign up for free at firmly remain the convening authority for the larger GEOINT Community. trajectorymagazine.com. Thanks for your ongoing support, and enjoy this issue of trajectory. We look forward to seeing you in our office and/or at one of our events soon. USGIF MEMBERSHIP For more information on USGIF or becoming a USGIF member, contact 888-MY-USGIF (888-698-7443).

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NEWS UPDATES AND HIGHLIGHTS A NEW AGE OF GEOINT Last year, during his GEOINT soon debut a Silicon Valley 2015 keynote, National Geospatial- branch called NGA Outpost Intelligence Agency (NGA) Director Valley to take advantage of Robert Cardillo introduced a new tech industry talent. NGA Strategy focused on four distinct “[These initiatives] pillars: people, partners, profession, allow us to put more and value. In his GEOINT 2016 minds on tasks, bringing keynote, Cardillo reiterated this fresh ideas, innovative research tech- strategy and announced new initiatives niques, and path-breaking science,” to promote the continuing evolution of explained Cardillo, who next pivoted geospatial intelligence. to NGA’s focus on its partners. “Enabling customer success is what Cardillo announced the agency compels [NGA] every day. We’re driv- would exchange talent with industry en forward by our fear of failing them. and academia through its new NGA They—you—are our reason for being,” Geospatial Exchange program— Cardillo said, stressing the importance “eNGAge” for short. By sending of NGA’s GEOINT Services initiative internal employees out, and bringing in creating customer value. GEOINT external resources in, NGA hopes to Services, the Intelligence Community’s catalyze a culture of innovation that enterprise-wide GEOINT delivery plat- fuels new business practices, enhances form that spans all security domains, is collective tradecraft knowledge, and on track to deliver geospatial content deepens existing partner relationships. fully in the cloud by the end of 2017. “[The program] will offer our NGA recently replaced its Inno- people immersive experiences with NATIONAL GEOSPATIAL-INTELLIGENCE AGENCY Director Robert Cardillo discussed the future of his agency’s research efforts, Vision Directorate with the launch of industry and academia—and will also workforce development, industry engagement, and more in his GEOINT NGA Research, which leverages external allow us to welcome outside talent into 2016 keynote. research expertise. NGA Research will NGA,” explained Cardillo.

PICTURED IGAPP GRAND CHALLENGE FROM LEFT TO RIGHT TASC, an Engility company, announced the winner of its ARE: NGA Innovative GEOINT App Provider Program (IGAPP) Grand Director Robert Challenge 2016 at the Symposium. IGAPP, managed by TASC Cardillo; Scott Zimmer of for the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA), Optensity Inc.; bridges application developers with government customers. Eileen Ratzer Optensity Inc., along with partners PlanetRisk and Rosoka, of PlanetRisk; Pamela Arya of received a $25,000 award for its SafeTravelerGlobe app. Now Optensity Inc.; available for download via NGA’s app store, the app provides and Amanda situational awareness to government employees traveling Brownfield of in high-risk areas. NGA Director Robert Cardillo presented Engility Corp. Optensity with its award.

The GEOINT 2016 Symposium featured 60 hours of training and education sessions.

4 | TRAJECTORYMAGAZINE.COM ll 2016 ISSUE 3 BREAKING ISIL’S BRAND The Honorable Michael D. Lumpkin is no stranger to the battlefield. A former Navy SEAL, he spent more than 20 years in active-duty military service, including the first Gulf War and multiple deployments in Iraq and Afghanistan. Those conflicts, however, are far different from the war he’s currently fighting: Instead of parachuting from helicopters to fight enemies in the desert, Lumpkin is opening an internet browser to fight them on the web as director of the State Department’s new Global Engage- ment Center (GEC). Established in January, GEC’s mission is to counter the sophisticated marketing and communication campaigns of violent extremist groups such as ISIL, also known as ISIS or Daesh. By creating and distributing alternative messaging, the State Depart- BRADFORD TOUSLEY, director of DARPA’s Tactical Technology Office, discussed the agency’s ment hopes the U.S. can curb the spread of violence and terror in latest space-related projects at GEOINT Foreword. the Middle East and around the world. “Daesh/ISIL/ISIS has leveraged social media … in order to get their message out and to recruit. Basically, they’ve crowdsourced DARPA PUSHES THE BOUNDARIES terrorism,” Lumpkin told Jim Sciutto, CNN’s chief national OF SPACE TECHNOLOGY security correspondent, during a fireside chat-style interview at GEOINT 2016. “We have changed our strategy to create an agile Speaking at GEOINT Foreword, a second phase that will culminate in and innovative organization to combat and to focus on countering Bradford Tousley, director of DARPA’s a flight demonstration, Tousley said. their messages and revealing their true nature. Essentially, our Tactical Technology Office, provided DARPA is also preparing to release focus is looking at how we’re going to break the brand of ISIL.” updates on the agency’s latest efforts to another solicitation for its latest advance the state of the art for space effort in space robotics, the Robotic launch, on-orbit satellite servicing, and Servicing of Geosynchronous Satellites space domain awareness. (RSGS) program. DARPA has a long In space launch, DARPA is focusing history in space robotics, but operating on the Experimental Spaceplane, or in geosynchronous orbit presents XS-1 program, an effort to field a small unique challenges resulting from the satellite launcher that operates more high altitude and extreme radiation like an aircraft. XS-1 will take off and environment. land from a runway unlike a traditional In another program, dubbed Hall- rocket. The XS-1 is expected to be able mark, the aim is to enable warfighters THE HONORABLE MICHAEL D. LUMPKIN of the to launch 10 times in as many days at a to collect and use space situational State Department spoke with Jim Sciutto, CNN’s chief cost of $5 million per mission. DARPA awareness data in real time, as can be national security correspondent, on stage at GEOINT 2016. recently completed the initial study done with air operations today, accord- phase of the program and is readying for ing to Tousley.

EMBRACING COMMERCIAL SPACE The National Reconnaissance Musk, SpaceX recently broke proaches including its Prospector Office (NRO) is taking full ad- United Launch Alliance’s (ULA) broad agency announcement, vantage of emerging commercial longtime monopoly on the U.S. which was introduced on space and information technolo- national security launch busi- Facebook and Twitter, Sapp gy capabilities including launch, ness by winning a contract to said. Prospector proposals were NRO Director Betty Sapp said in launch an Air Force GPS satel- limited to a one-page abstract— her GEOINT 2016 keynote. lite. ULA, a Boeing-Lockheed typical proposals can be as NATIONAL RECONNAISSANCE NRO has contracted Martin joint venture, declined thick as phone books—and a OFFICE (NRO) Director Betty Sapp with SpaceX for upcoming to bid on that contract. seven-minute video. Five of the announced at GEOINT 2016 NRO has contracted launches, Sapp said. Founded NRO is also trying new and seven awards went to new NRO with SpaceX for commercial launch capabilities. by celebrity entrepreneur Elon nontraditional acquisition ap- partners, Sapp said.

GEOINT 2016 featured more than100 speakers from government, industry, and academia.

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USGIF officially launched its Universal GEOINT Certification Program at GEOINT 2016. USGIF’s certification Visit usgif.org/ program—available to U.S. and certification to learn more international GEOINT practitioners about USGIF’s across industry, military, academia, and Universal GEOINT government—includes three exams: GIS Certification and Analysis Tools, Remote Sensing and Program. Imagery Analysis, and Geospatial Data Management. Each of the three exams and subsequent certifications are valuable as standalone credentials. GEOINT practitioners who earn and maintain all three USGIF certifications will be eligible to apply for USGIF’s overarching Universal GEOINT THE HONORABLE MARTIN C. FAGA, former director of the NRO, was named the 2016 Professional (UGP) designation. USGIF announced at the recipient of USGIF’s Lifetime Achievement Award. Symposium the six practitioners who achieved the UGP designation during the program’s pilot testing phase. The first UGP recipients are Talbot Brooks, Stewart Bruce, A LIFETIME OF DEDICATION Chris Johnson, Angel Martinez, Christopher Stahl, and TO TRADECRAFT Lt. Col. Michael Wood.

USGIF named The Honorable Martin C. Faga, former director of the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO), the 2016 recipient of the Foundation’s Arthur C. Lundahl-Thomas C. Finnie Lifetime Achievement Award. Faga is the 12th individual to receive this prestigious award. “It’s hard to express how much the award means to me,” Faga said. “I actually knew Arthur Lundahl—he was retired by the time I knew him, but he was very active in mentoring people in the field…To receive an award in his name is a special privilege for me.” Faga was the 10th director of NRO, where he led the declassification of NRO’s existence following more than 30 years of secrecy. He revolutionized NRO support to the military, downgraded the classification of NRO products, and appointed a deputy director for military support. Faga retired in 2006 as president and chief executive officer of the MITRE Corporation. Before joining MITRE, Faga served as Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Space from 1989 to 1993, simultaneously USGIF RECOGNIZED at GEOINT 2016 three of the first six serving as director of NRO. practitioners to achieve the Foundation’s Universal GEOINT The Lundahl-Finnie award recipient is nominated and voted on by the Professional (UGP) designation. Pictured from left to right are: USGIF Board of Directors. This distinguished award is named after Arthur USGIF CEO Keith Masback, Stewart Bruce, Lt. Col. Michael Wood, C. Lundahl and Thomas C. Finnie, celebrating their accomplishments—in USGIF Vice President of Professional Development Dr. Darryl imagery analysis and mapping, respectively—and their legacies within the Murdock, Talbot Brooks, and USGIF Chairman of the Board The GEOINT Community. Honorable Jeffrey K. Harris. USGIF HOSTS GETTYSBURG COLLEGE EXTERNS

USGIF hosted three students from Space Museum’s Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Gettysburg College in June to learn Center, and visited USGIF organizational more about the GEOINT Community. members including the Army Geospatial The students took part in a GEOINT Center, DigitalGlobe, OGSystems, Leidos, EXTERNS FROM GETTYSBURG COLLEGE visit USGIF 101 course led by USGIF’s Dr. Darryl the National Geospatial-Intelligence Organizational Member DigitalGlobe. Murdock, toured the National Air and Agency, and VRICON.

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James Madison University in Harrisonburg, Va., became the 14th university to achieve USGIF academic accreditation. JMU students earning a bachelor’s CAPT. DAVE BLAKESLEY of NGA discusses the significance of the Pacific Ocean with JROTC cadets from degree in Oak Ridge High School in Orlando, Fla., on National Geographic’s Giant Traveling Map at GEOINT 2016. geographic science THE NEXT GENERATION OF GEOINTERS (GS) or intelligence analysis (IA) will also be eligible for a USGIF Nearly 200 young professionals working in the GEOINT Community attended GEOINT 2016. The GEOINT Certificate. Symposium offered a networking event, panel discussion, and mentoring sessions intended specifi- “The certificate program ensures cally for young professionals. USGIF also hosted a Young Professionals Golden Ticket Program students are familiarized with a through which 25 individuals received complimentary Symposium registration and participated in broad set of technical and critical mentoring luncheons, special exhibit hall briefings, and the USGIF Chairman’s Reception. thinking skills, as well as provided U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Carlos Jimenez participated in the Golden Ticket Program for the with knowledge relevant to enter- first time. ing and fostering a career in the “The mentorship opportunities provided have given me a new outlook on life,” Jimenez said. “Jeff geospatial intelligence profession,” Jonas of IBM and Sue Gordon of NGA gave great career advice and insight on the importance of self- said Dr. Helmut Kraenzle, professor belief and risk taking. I recommend every young professional apply for a chance to win a golden ticket of geographic science at JMU. “The to the GEOINT Symposium.” interdisciplinary nature of our depart- Also at the Symposium, USGIF presented National Geographic’s Giant Traveling Map of the ment and of the GS and IA programs Pacific Ocean. USGIF’s Young Professionals Group hosted 50 Oak Ridge High School JROTC will ensure a cutting-edge education cadets who visited the giant map. Capt. Dave Blakesley of the National Geospatial-Intelligence for the students in the USGIF Agency spoke to the JROTC students about the importance of the Pacific Ocean. Ninety Orlando GEOINT Certificate program.” area fifth-grade students also visited the Symposium to explore the map and experience special tours and briefings from exhibiting organizations.

ADVANCING THE THE 2016 USGIF AWARDS were presented in May at the GEOINT 2016 Symposium in Orlando, Fla. GEOINT TRADECRAFT

The USGIF Awards Program annually recognizes the exceptional work of the geospatial intelligence tradecraft’s brightest minds and organizations pushing the leading edge. Award winners are nominated by their colleagues and selected by the USGIF Awards Subcommittee. “From year to year the quantity of nominations may vary, but the number submitted this year sets an all-time record, and the competition in all the categories was fierce,” said Kevin Jackson, USGIF THE 2016 USGIF AWARD WINNERS ARE: Awards Subcommittee Chair. “However, some things Academic Achievement Award: The Geospatial Semester, James Madison University do remain constant. Underneath the outstanding Community Support Achievement Award: Exemplar City Inc. achievements of the individuals and teams that we Government Achievement Award: iMAP Team, Santa Clara County Fire Department honor each year at the Symposium are people of Industry Achievement Award: ABACO R&D Team, ABACO SpA great character and commitment, each with a true Military Achievement Award: Gunnery Sgt. Jesus M. Bocanegra, Marine Special Operations sense of purpose.” Company, U.S. Special Operations Command

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USGIF ACADEMIC ADVISORY BOARD Member Dr. Rakesh Malhotra (far left) and USGIF Vice President of Professional Development Dr. Darryl Murdock (second from left) met with faculty and staff from the NOVA Information Management School at the Universidade de Lisboa in Lisbon, Portugal, in June.

ARTICIPATING IN A the program to date. During the two-year program, students COLLEGE COURSE with take a set of required and elective coursework in the first year, students from the other side and they have the choice of writing a thesis or working in the of the world is becoming GIS/GEOINT field and writing about their experience in the an impressive norm. NOVA second year. PInformation Management School (IMS) NOVA IMS is USGIF’s first international school to be at the Universidade de Lisboa in Lisbon, accredited and joins 13 other USGIF-accredited collegiate Portugal, uses this e-learning approach GEOINT certificate programs. Through the USGIF Aca- for its online master’s degree program demic Accreditation program, colleges and universities around the globe have the opportunity to seek accreditation for their geospatial intelligence programs and award accompanying GEOINT certificates to students who meet certain criteria. NOVA IMS is USGIF’s first international school to To date, more than 650 students have graduated with USGIF be accredited and joins 13 other USGIF-accredited GEOINT Certificates. “In past years, we have seen an interest from some students collegiate GEOINT certificate programs. in GEOINT,” said Dr. Marco Painho, NOVA IMS program coordinator. “We started paying attention to these questions and demands and observed although GEOINT regionally is in geographic information systems and very much attached to defense and security, it’s also spreading science (GISy&Sc). to other areas of society…We are a competitive program and Created in 2000 following strong stu- I believe the GEOINT certificate is a great add-on to what we dent interest, GISy&Sc is the first formal are already offering.” e-learning degree offered in Portugal For the GEOINT certificate, NOVA IMS students are with 115 graduates having completed required to complete courses in science and geographic

12 | TRAJECTORYMAGAZINE.COM ll 2016 ISSUE 3 “ For anyone interested in geographic information sciences, the master’s [program at NOVA IMS] is a great opportunity to learn and grow as a GIS specialist.” —Filipe Pinto, cartographer and GIS specialist, Rio 2016 Olympics and Paralympic Organising Committee

information systems, applications online coursework offers assignments, of geographic information systems, discussions, forums, and exams. modeling in geographic information According to Painho, some students systems, remote sensing, and geospatial create their own online communities to intelligence. Additionally, students select better interact with other students and elective courses based on their personal faculty concerning a specific topic or interests in preparation for their thesis GEOINT application. or real-world work experience in their Filipe Pinto, a graduate of the pro- second year. The GISy&Sc program gram, works with the Rio 2016 Olympics also places an emphasis on data analyt- and Paralympic Organising Committee PHOTO COURTESY OF WIKIPEDIA OF COURTESY PHOTO ics, data mining, geostatistics, and as a cartographer and GIS specialist. He remote sensing. found the NOVA program to be a great classes are set up with the study material DESPITE THE “Many of our students work in local opportunity for his career. and the support of the teachers was very STRIKING ARCHITECTURE government, civil protection, hazards, “For anyone interested in geographic helpful. I’m very proud to have been a of the NOVA IMS flooding, education, homeland security, information sciences, the master’s NOVA IMS student, and this master’s Rectorate Building, forestry, archeology, health, etc.—they [program at NOVA IMS] is a great degree will always be an important tool most graduates of the come from all walks of life,” Painho said. opportunity to learn and grow as a GIS and big reference in my career.” e-learning GISy&Sc The program is designed for indi- specialist,” Pinto said. “In the beginning, The first students to receive USGIF master’s degree viduals currently working in the field I was afraid the e-learning system would GEOINT Certificates from NOVA IMS program do not frequent and looking to enhance their skills. The not work well with me, but the way the will graduate in 2017. the campus.

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he ancient Chinese game of Go has simple rules, yet is extremely sophisticated. With a large board and few restrictions, the game is said to be a googol (10 to the hundredth power) times more complex than chess. There are more possible positions in Go than there are atoms in the universe. The game, in which opponents take turns placing black or white stones on a board, is played largely through intuition. Players understand that moves made early in the game can shape the match dozens of plays later. Go’s subtleties, patterns, and elegance have captivated players, scholars, and mathematicians for millennia.

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USGIF.ORG kk TRAJECTORY | 15 According to Google DeepMind, another. In 1959, Arthur Samuel defined BIG UNDERSTANDING which created the computer program machine learning as a field of study that It wasn’t long ago that the phrase “big AlphaGo, Go has long been viewed as gives computers the ability to learn with- data” created a deafening buzz in the a pinnacle against which to measure out being explicitly programmed. Deep IC. Now, the focus has shifted—in a artificial intelligence (AI). AlphaGo uses learning is commonly considered to be a subtle but profound way—from col- a form of AI called deep neural networks more in-depth subset of machine learn- lecting information to empowering to mimic expert players and achieve a ing. Regardless of terminology, experts it. How can we derive meaning from 99.8 percent success rate against other agree these technologies promise a sea big data? How can we use big data to programs designed to change in problem solving. change outcomes? Today’s buzz is “big take on Go. In Octo- Terry Busch, chief of the Defense understanding,” for which intelligent ber 2015, AlphaGo Intelligence Agency’s (DIA) integrated machines are essential. became the first analysis and methodologies division, “Whether we call it AI or machine “ Whether we call it AI computer program believes machine learning and automa- learning, they’re different methodolo- to beat a professional tion will allow his experts to be just that, gies to try and replicate the human or machine learning, Go player, and in experts, rather than data managers. Find- thought process,” explained Dr. Col- March, AlphaGo ing new ways to interrogate data will leen “Kelly” McCue, a data scientist they’re different took on Go world benefit the tradecraft and yield powerful at CACI and author of Data Mining champion Lee Sedol, results, Busch said. But he’s also aware of and Predictive Analysis: Intelligence methodologies to try beating him in four the challenges. Gathering and Crime Analysis. “We use matches out of five. “We’re in about third grade,” Busch them to confirm what we know or think and replicate the human Industry leaders said of DIA’s machine learning capabilities we know and to discover new patterns, and academics in April at USGIF’s second Data Analytics relationships, and entities.” thought process.” often use games as Forum in Herndon, Va. “And we need a testing ground for to get to graduate school—fast.” — Dr. Colleen McCue, data scientist, CACI algorithms. In 1997, IBM supercomputer Deep Blue defeated the world chess BUZZWORDS champion, and in 2011, the company’s Watson supercom- Although proper definitions puter beat two champions at Jeopardy. are still being debated among experts and scholars, the following Two years ago, DeepMind algorithms learned to play dozens of Atari games. are generally accepted definitions to help understand the nuances The Intelligence Community (IC) among these increasingly common phrases. has discussed AI for decades, and in the months after AlphaGo’s success, ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: A branch of computer science a wave of surprise swept through the focused on the development of technologies that simulate human community. For many, the human-like cognition and general intelligence. intuition required to be successful at Go represents the progression of AI to MACHINE LEARNING: A multidisciplinary approach allowing the next level. computers to adapt without the need for explicit programming, “Many experts thought this wouldn’t i.e., the machine may modify its own rule set to learn new rules for happen for another 10 years,” said future problems. Machine learning includes two training methods: Michael Laielli, a research and development technologist at the National supervised learning, in which known events are used to create Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA). models; and unsupervised learning, in which the machine learns “We’re very interested in how [Google] from naturally occurring trends, patterns, sequences, and associa- used deep learning in just the right way, tions. The two methods can be used alone or in parallel. A common combined with other approaches, to example of a machine learning paradigm is an artificial neural solve a very hard problem.” network mimicking a biological one. AlphaGo’s victory was a wake up call for the IC—not only is machine DEEP LEARNING: A branch of machine learning that attempts to learning advancing at a breakneck mimic the architecture of the human brain by using multiple levels speed, it also demands changes to a of highly connected simple models, i.e., a multilayer neural net- long-established culture. work. Deep learning systems can infer new insights from a large Experts debate the precise definitions of AI, machine learning, and deep learn- set of provided data or inputs. ing as well as their relationships to one

16 | TRAJECTORYMAGAZINE.COM ll 2016 ISSUE 3 McCue said AI is particularly helpful in achieving two goals: performing tasks humans WHAT’S NEXT? cannot (such as processing JEFF JONAS ON SELECTIVE CURIOSITY massive amounts of information); and performing Standing on the grounds of the U.S. Capitol, one hears birds, tasks humans should not buses, and the chattering of tourists. Off in the distance is (such as those that are highly a siren, the overhead whir of a helicopter, the clanging of a repetitive). construction site. In the nation’s capital, these sounds are typical, “Whether you’re trying to optimize sales in your store or figure out where and they generally don’t elicit inquisitiveness. Throw the crack of a the bad guy will go next, trying to pro- gunshot into the mix, and one instantly becomes quite curious. cess that much data is not a good use of This is what IBM Fellow and USGIF board member Jeff Jonas has human time,” McCue said. coined “Selective Curiosity.” Esri President Jack Dangermond said “You can’t be curious about everything,” Jonas said, noting that machine learning is about finding the the out-of-the-ordinary cannot always invoke our curiosity either. needle in the haystack. He is especially “There are simply not enough free computational cycles to investi- fond of the phrase, “burn the haystack gate everything.” down.” Esri’s capabilities now allow In his lab, Jonas is developing Selective Curiosity features, in users to find the proverbial needle in the which a machine will not only determine it needs more information haystack in minutes, not weeks—whether to reach a conclusion, but independently seek the information from it’s discovering incongruities, recognizing patterns, or revealing fraud. The key sources such as Google or LexisNexis. is integrating big data and AI into a GIS In a 2014 blog, Jonas wrote that his G2 Selective Curiosity platform, which allows the user to detect tool—which he hopes to reveal later this year—“finds a maybe that links between people and places, changes would matter.” In the Intelligence Community, machines routinely in imagery, or interactions between produce “maybes.” In such situations, this new technology aims to humans, events, and locations. help a machine determine what it wishes it knew (i.e., an individu- “In the intel space, this may mean al’s employer or home address) and figure out where it should go finding bad guys based upon their spatial to find the answer. data anomalies discovered out of billions “In big data there are millions of maybes,” Jonas said. He of human observations,” Dangermond added that tipping and cueing—which tips analysts or an algorithm said. “We are not as interested in big toward a particular person or object in the data—is riddled with data and smart computations as we are in creating big understanding and being false positives. “Fixing these accuracy rates will not come from able to drive that understanding and more algorithm work, it will come from more data.” insight into the actual workflows or right But which data? Jonas said Selective Curiosity will allow the down to the tactical operations people machine to figure out—and then search for—exactly the type of making decisions.” data it needs, yielding significantly more accurate decision-making In automating some tedious tasks than existing methods can deliver. typically performed by humans, such as manually scanning an image, AI frees us to think creatively, “one of the best attributes of the human brain,” noted and has since become the benchmark for need to understand (or be explicitly NGA’s Laielli. Many in the IC say large-scale object recognition. Competi- programmed for) the universe’s rules for machine learning is, at the very least, a tors in industry and academia train their every possible scenario. Rather, its algo- workforce multiplier—a powerful tool algorithms using more than one million rithm learns. In essence, developers teach for finding the most valuable bits among labeled images in more than 1,000 cate- and guide the algorithm. For example: vast amounts of data. gories. During competition, their software “This is a cat; go identify other cats.” But to create truly intelligent ma- is tasked to name unlabeled images, and Machines that learn from experience chines, Laielli said, the computer must in 2012 the event hit a milestone: For the are now tasked with intuitive problems, be able to connect those bits of data, first time, the winning team used deep such as recognizing speech, faces, and think critically, and produce cohesive learning to improve accuracy. preferences. Considered a branch of analysis as a result. Loosely based on the brain’s neural machine learning, deep learning already network—yet not nearly as intricate— touches human lives in countless DEEP LEARNING deep learning feeds off big data. Because ways: DeepMind helps doctors detect The ImageNet Large Scale Visual it is designed to work like a brain, a cases of acute kidney injury; Netflix Recognition Challenge began in 2010 deep learning enabled machine doesn’t recommends movies for you to watch;

USGIF.ORG kk TRAJECTORY | 17 Microsoft’s CaptionBot describes photos; machine to learn to detect a car in a learning is particularly helpful to the IC: Google’s spam filter uses an artificial picture, for example, you’d give it many “It would be impossible to have enough neural network to intercept 99.9 percent samples of a car, and the algorithm would trained analysts and time to evaluate all of unwanted emails; Facebook’s Deep- pick up on features such as distinct edges, the sensor data available,” she said. Face recognizes your friends; Google color, and shapes. Then it could see a However, a well-trained machine and Chrysler are building driverless picture of another vehicle and say, ‘I have learning system could sift through the data minivans that can recognize pedestrians; 95 percent confidence this is a car.’” and then human analysts could evaluate and Amazon’s Alexa keeps track of your Laielli said historically, visual the smaller set of more relevant data. grocery list. Some say it’s not long before recognition has been a hard problem for But these techniques are only as a machine will review inbox messages, machines. “[Achieving this] has brought good as your data and training methods, filter out the noise, and show us only the computers to a level arguably as good as Battersby added. “One should never emails that require our attention. humans on certain visual tasks.” implement a machine learning system to “You train the machine like a new- He added, deep learning has given provide ‘the answer’ without evaluating born,” explained Dr. Dennis Bellafiore, machines an important boost in the abil- the potential quality concerns of the who teaches in the geography department ity to learn from large amounts of data. result,” she said. at Pennsylvania State University and Deep learning is not just hype, Laielli Potential GEOINT applications for studies machine learning. “But once you stressed. Academia, government, and deep learning include crisis response do, boy are they fast. And [the machine] industry are keeping an eye on how the management, unmanned vehicle opera- will go beyond repetitive tasks. It will start other sectors are applying the technology, tions, air traffic control, and industrial to consider various scenarios, possibilities, and some describe the effort to snatch process control. Deep learning algorithms and things that may be related from a up deep learning experts as a virtual can keep up with events that happen in geographic and temporal perspective.” arms race. NGA, for example, is paying different times and places, look for objects Andrew Jenkins, a principal data attention to research being conducted in enormous geographic areas, or locate scientist at DigitalGlobe, said perhaps by companies such as Uber, Facebook, words in vast social media repositories. one of the most significant tasks taken Apple, and Google. The banking and Using satellite imagery, weather analytics, on by machine learning is feature finance sectors are investing heavily in and human activity, for example, deep extraction, which has traditionally this area. Advances in neuroscience con- learning can help predict famines and relied on human expertise. tinue to help humans understand how droughts that could lead to uprisings or “What deep learning provides is an the brain works and how we learn, which make informed decisions about the best unsupervised process that allows the in turn helps data scientists develop place to land a helicopter. The machine algorithm to learn and extract the best smarter computer programs. helps humans understand, reason, and features—taking the human out of the Sarah Battersby, a senior research learn; and the more it works, the smarter loop,” Jenkins said. “If you want the scientist at Tableau Software, said deep it becomes.

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18 | TRAJECTORYMAGAZINE.COM ll 2016 ISSUE 3 MACHINES ON OUR TEAM Computers also have a difficult time intelligence agencies still have a long A critical ingredient to machine learning understanding deception and sarcasm, road ahead before bringing the benefits is providing machines with enough feed- which can lead to false alarms. of machine learning to analysts and back so they know when they’re right or “If you train a computer to recognize warfighters. wrong. Although experts agree humans what an invasion looks like, it might be “We need to find a faster way to need to stay in the loop, finding the tripped up by a fake invasion,” Biltgen transition from the innovative to the sweet spot of human-computer balance said. “There’s promise with AI, but the everyday,” Chang said. He added that is tricky at best. Concerns about humans journey is very frustrating, especially decision-makers, traditionally risk-averse, being totally replaced by machines with GEOINT.” need to be “more willing in this cogni- might be unfounded. Yet experts in He cited an example of an airborne tive world to make mistakes and learn many areas of AI still talk about the motion sensor that was confused by the from them.” potential dangers of intelligent movement of trees blowing in a strong Implementation challenges are con- computers and express concern about wind. That created an alert that there siderable. As academia pursues ways for technological singularity—when com- were 50,000 “movers” in a city—and non-technical people to use data science puter intelligence exceeds that of the it took a human to understand this tools in the workplace, industry leaders try human brain with dire consequences. scenario was implausible in a city with to embed AI into the workflow in ways that “The biggest issue for the 21st cen- fewer than 50,000 residents. are seamless, relevant, and actionable. tury, for individuals and organizations “So you go back and tweak the algo- “If you present something that’s A machine alike, is determining how to achieve the rithm,” Biltgen said. “[There’s often] some overly complex or not timely, it’s the correct balance between humans and fairly obvious false alarm that a human analytic version of a tree falling in the may discover automation to optimize outcomes,” said should have known to correct for.” woods,” McCue said. “The end user Richard Boyd, CEO of SZL, which The possibilities for error are bound- needs to be able to understand the out- a city in Syria offers a cognitive machine learning less: A computer can report that a large put, and you have to be able to analyze system by the same name. number of vehicles uncharacteristically data in motion. You can’t say, ‘Just put has new As an example of this balance, Boyd appeared at a location where it previously the investigation on hold for three days described an object-scanning machine hadn’t seen cars. What the machine while I work on these algorithms.’” fortifications, that is 85 percent confident in its doesn’t know—until a human educates She added that because of the long- or it may assessment. A human follows behind, it—is that it’s the first Sunday of football established “I’ll know it when I see it” amends answers, and the machine season, and the cars are gathering in a culture among analysts, it’s important determine learns. Those adopting AI look at stadium parking lot. to incorporate AI slowly. machines as an integral team member “This is an example of the challenge “Some of the models are so that a runway and perceive the goal as synergy between of ‘normalcy,’” Biltgen said. “Is the complicated, you have to just look at machine processing and human atten- empty parking lot normal or is football the metrics and say it works,” McCue has doubled tion and care. season every fall normal?” said. “That’s not something analysts are “Whether you’re trying to do calcula- In another widely cited example, comfortable with right away. You can in size, but it tions for space missions or work on the motion imagery systems may be earn the trust of the analyst by incorpo- human genome, machines are good for calibrated to detect loitering and U-turns, rating a little machine learning and then can’t tell us some things, and humans are good at under the assumption that anyone who building up to some of the more compu- some things,” Boyd said. “The combi- loiters or U-turns is up to no good. But tationally intensive capabilities.” if either was nation of them working together is a what about loitering taxis? Or mail trucks At USGIF’s April Data Analytics powerful way to go after unstructured that often turn around? Machine learning Forum, Skip McCormick, a CIA data built by friend data—and separate the wheat from the systems require extensive tuning to scientist, said even the best algorithms chaff—from chatter on social media to eliminate false alarms. don’t stand a chance without ground or foe. satellite imagery.” Computers also struggle when it truth against which to measure. Although machines can sometimes comes to judgment—which is why “If you don’t have some sort of pick up subtleties that aren’t apparent Predator UAVs don’t decide where ground truth to measure your forecast to humans, Patrick Biltgen, technical to fire and robots don’t sit in a jury against, you have no way to know wheth- director for analytics at Vencore, box. A machine may discover a city in er your algorithm is any good and no emphasizes machines don’t understand Syria has new fortifications, or it may way to convince an analyst they should nuance. This is immediately clear determine that a runway has doubled pay attention to it,” McCormick said. when you upload slightly ambiguous in size, but it can’t tell us if either was Despite the cultural and logistical photos into Microsoft’s CaptionBot. built by friend or foe. A machine—at challenges, McCue said deep learning The classic example is that a computer least for now—cannot discern whether in the GEOINT space is a critical next sees a picture of a cat—perhaps in an an adversary is lying. step for the IC—and the time is right. unusual position—and says, “I am not Gabe Chang, IBM’s federal CTO “Enormous content and high-perfor- really confident, but I think it’s a cat,” architect, contributed to an article mance computing and algorithms have whereas a 3-year-old human will know, on deep learning for USGIF’s 2016 all come together. The timing is beauti- unequivocally, that it’s a feline. State of GEOINT Report. Chang said ful,” she said. “It’s game-changing.”

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FTER CONDUCTING speech research in laboratories at agencies to pursue high-risk solutions with the potential for high Purdue University, the University of Maryland, and Johns reward. Upon completion of their contract, some PMs return to their Hopkins University, Dr. Mary Harper’s quest to build former positions, while others move on with the addition of IARPA to advanced speech recognition systems led her to the Intel- their resume. ligence Advanced Research Projects Activity (IARPA). At IARPA, new PMs take on programs orphaned by departing “As you begin to engage larger and larger groups of PMs while also embarking on new programs of their own—knowing researchers, which is something that we get to do here the programs they launch will likely be completed by someone at IARPA, you can actually solve much more interest- else. It’s a cycle that keeps fresh ideas and approaches flowing ing and important problems than is possible as an through the building, located in a research park on the University individual researcher,” said Harper, who leads Babel, of Maryland campus. an ambitious IARPA program that has collected speech IARPA was conceived in 2006 and officially stood up in 2007 for 26 of the world’s 7,105 living languages. under the Office of the Director of National Intelligence to support Some of the languages are as well known as the Intelligence Community (IC). Built on the model of its older Cantonese and Pashto, while others, such as Zulu and and more commonly recognized cousin, the Defense Advanced Igbo, are more obscure. Harper’s mission: Use data Research Projects Agency (DARPA), IARPA has unclassified pro- in those languages—collected in a variety of recording conditions grams addressing computing, global-scale 3D modeling, biometrics, including cellphones in a crowded room or microphones in a forecasting, cybersecurity, and geospatial and signals intelligence— reverberant room—as the foundation for technology that would to name a few. The end goal is to successfully transition research to enable computers to be trained in a week or less to transcribe speech federal agencies for intelligence gathering and processing. in these languages to text. Though DARPA and IARPA serve the Defense Department Harper belongs to a cadre of program managers (PMs) that are and the IC, respectively, the two organizations share information the backbone of IARPA. The PMs are hired on three- to five-year to avoid redundancy. For example, Babel leverages research from contracts from academia, industry, national laboratories, and federal and expands upon earlier DARPA research. IARPA programs seek to

USGIF.ORG kk TRAJECTORY | 21 solve problems so complex they require Matheny served in various posts on and research efforts are cancelled for substantial resources only an organiza- his way to the director’s chair. a variety of reasons that do not always “ If we had a tion such as IARPA can offer. “I got to multiply my own research equate to failure. And cancellations “People say that in order to be suc- effort by a factor of 100,” Matheny said. aren’t kept under wraps; in fact they failure rate cessful in an IARPA program, you’re “I know some program managers who demonstrate that IARPA is hard at work, of only looking at one or two miracles to hap- came from academia or industry labs or Matheny added. pen,” said Dr. Hakjae Kim, who is on other government labs are here because “If we had a failure rate of only 10 assignment to IARPA from the National of the ability to create an entire research percent, I would say we’re picking prob- 10 percent, Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA). community that didn’t exist before.” lems that are too easy,” he said. I would say Since arriving at IARPA, Kim pitched CORE3D, a global-scale 3D model- NO PET PROGRAMS BITTERSWEET FAREWELLS we’re picking ing program that would use data from Program managers shepherd programs In addition to taking on existing several satellite sensors to add a third from conception, through a “Propos- programs, IARPA PMs are hired based problems that dimension to map features through auto- ers’ Day”—a conference in which the upon their own pitch of a new program. are too easy.” mation—taking humans out of the loop. research community weighs in on the PMs pitch their program ideas by IARPA programs seek to meet a long- idea, and the writing and releasing of a answering “Heilmeier Questions,” created – Dr. Jason Matheny, term need of an intelligence agency or broad agency announcement to inform by Inventors Hall of Fame engineer Director, IARPA the overall IC. The requesting agency potential researchers around the globe George Heilmeier. The questions ask for offers consulting before a program of the IARPA opportunity. a clear, jargon-free explanation of the begins, representatives for the program’s The PM job is heady. For example, problem and its current state of solution, advisement team, and a plan to transi- the research groups PMs manage might as well as an explanation of what IARPA tion a viable solution into the agency for include Nobel Laureates or McArthur can add to that state and what it would field use. Genius Grant recipients. Cold Spring cost to do so. “At every opportunity, we try to make Harbor Laboratory, part of a consor- Seemingly straightforward, the sure there’s somebody who’s going to tium that signed a $21 million IARPA Heilmeier Questions often stump benefit from this research,” said IARPA contract in February to map the brain aspiring PMs. Deputy Director Dr. Stacey as part of the Machine Intelligence “I came in and pitched an idea to Dixon, who was most recently at from Cortical Networks (MICrONS) the director (then Dr. Lisa Porter),” said NGA. “[The agencies] have an program, led by Dr. R. Jacob Vogelstein, IARPA PM Dr. David Moehring. “I think opportunity to influence the types has eight such prize winners. MICrONS her quote was, ‘It’s clear you are technical- of metrics we set, so we know is part of a neuroscience effort that ly competent, but you need more practice whatever capability we’re trying to seeks to make computers think more in organizing and managing milestone- develop translates into something like humans by reverse-engineering the driven programs like those at IARPA.’” they actually need accomplished.” brain’s algorithms. Dr. David Wineland Moehring refined his Heilmeier an- Dixon has held several shared the 2012 Nobel Prize in physics swers, improved his pitch, and was later positions throughout her career, partly for his IARPA research on quan- hired. His newest program, LogiQ, seeks including serving as a professional tum computing. a solution to the problem of encoding Dr. Jason Matheny, staff member on the U.S. House The fresh talent circulating through imperfect physical qubits into a logical Director, IARPA of Representatives Permanent IARPA is, in part, the result of a saying qubit. Qubits—or quantum bits—are Select Committee on Intelligence. by Matheny’s predecessor, Dr. Peter somewhat like the analog computer’s In this role, she helped with Highnam, who is said to have frequently bits. But qubits, the foundation of the legislative groundwork that reminded PMs not to fund their “pet quantum computing, can greatly shorten established IARPA. rocks.” Highnam now directs research the time needed to decipher encrypted Leading IARPA since August and development at NGA, but the term messages, which is one reason the IC 2015 is Director Dr. Jason Ma- “pet rocks” lingers as a reminder to PMs wants to leverage quantum computing. theny, who joined IARPA from that their programs can end at any time Moehring’s program aims to take the IC Oxford University, where he was if adequate progress is not made. This is part of the way there in five years. The researching probability theory and why approximately a quarter of the bud- U.S. government has worked on quan- risk assessment. get for an IARPA program is allocated tum computing for 20 years and IARPA Dr. Stacey Dixon, Deputy “I came [to IARPA] because I to testing and evaluation—for a typical has several transition partners for LogiQ. Director, IARPA could fund 100 people who were unclassified program, this is around $2.5 But somebody else will reap the world-class scientists and engineers who million per year on “T&E,” according to recognition should LogiQ’s quest come could work on those problems,” said Matheny. The overall IARPA budget is to fruition. Moehring learned this lesson Matheny, whose first IARPA position was classified, as are some of its programs. when he took over the Multi-Qubit to manage forecasting programs, one of Approximately 20 percent of IARPA Coherent Operations (MQCO) program which supported a research effort that programs and as many as 50 percent from its original PM, Dr. Michael Man- alerted U.S. public health officials to the of its research efforts end short of a delberg, who recruited Moehring as his West African Ebola outbreak. solution, Matheny estimates. Programs replacement.

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SUCCESS AND FAILURE When word of an Ebola epidemic drifted out of West Africa in 2014, much of the world averted its eyes. But the Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity (IARPA) and Dr. Jason Matheny, who came to IARPA as a program manager in 2011 after a long career in epidemiology, looked closer. At the time, Matheny—now director of IARPA—led a program called Open Source Indicators (OSI). One of OSI’s funded research teams, Harvard University’s HealthMap, sounded an alarm to RICHARDS/ORNL JASON BY PHOTO DR. CHRIS BOEHNEN operates a standoff face and iris sensor to capture biometrics at a distance. U.S. health officials, who put a relief effort in motion that included the programs become classified when of how, even when programs end, Intelligence Community (IC) to help they transition to the IC, according to we still support them and help our quell the epidemic. a spokesperson from the Office of the partners continue to use them.” “With machine learning and Director of National Intelligence. But not all IARPA programs open-source data, social media, However, researchers who transition to the field unless research newsfeeds, financial market data, contract with IARPA to work on shows they are feasible or valuable and web search queries, we can unclassified programs are free enough to continue to completion. detect disease outbreaks weeks to publish and develop products The Synthetic Holographic sooner than with other methods,” of their own. This is how Google Observation program was one that Matheny said. “I spent most of obtained facial recognition research fell short of its technical goals. my life working in public health in conducted for IARPA’s Biometrics Intended to produce full-color 3D epidemiology. We often had disease Exploitation Science and Technology workstation displays that could be outbreaks that we detected too (BEST) program, previously managed viewed simultaneously by multiple late. Thousands of people would by Michael King, when the company people without specialized lenses, die because we detected diseases acquired Carnegie Mellon Univer- the goals proved too ambitious too late.” sity offshoot Pittsburgh Pattern and the program ended early. OSI is just one example of what Recognition. But as IARPA leadership says, IARPA has accomplished since it was “The government was able to technical failures only prove the stood up in 2007. But IARPA success get usage rights for the technology activity is carrying out its intended stories aren’t often publicized since we supported its development,” purpose of tackling the Intelligence because most of the activity’s said Dr. Chris Boehnen, an IARPA Community’s most challenging generally unclassified research program manager. “It’s an example problems.

“At the end of the program, the program, Odin, in which he seeks to teach manage world-class research in support people would informally call it ‘Dave’s a computer when it has been attacked by of the Intelligence Community, but program,’ which is nice because I did adversaries trying to thwart facial, finger- tempers those offers with term limits that manage it longer than [Mandelberg],” print, and iris identification elements. steer PMs away from pet rocks. That’s Moehring said. “But it also gives me “My children have not yet reached the nature of IARPA, as is the inevitable the realization that [LogiQ], which I the point of going off to college, but I exchange that comes with science and started, will be somebody else’s program pect it’s like that,” Boehnen said. “You’re technology. Watch IARPA Deputy Director someday. So be it.” happy to see them going, happy that “IARPA is sort of an evolving organ- Dr. Stacey Dixon’s This is why PMs often influence the they’re successful and doing well, but ism,” Matheny said. “Not only should GEOINT Foreword selection of their successors. Dr. Chris you’re probably a little sad that they’re our research change, our structure 2016 presentation Boehnen is in his first year at IARPA not home with you any more.” should change to adapt. The staff will at vimeo.com/ from Oak Ridge National Laboratory. He It’s the price PMs pay for working be constantly changing, and I think trajectoryonlocation. already knows he won’t see the end of his at IARPA, which offers opportunities to that’s a good thing.”

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he GEOINT tradecraft has come a long way since analysts produced hard copy exploitation on physical photographs, and few know that better than the engineers at Textron Systems Geospa- tial Solutions. Textron Systems’ flagship image exploitation product, RemoteView, was released in 1996 and replaced the Image Data Exploitation (IDEX) II workstation as the primary image exploitation engine for intelligence analysts. T“We were part of the initiative to reduce the cost of the million-dollar-per-workstation IDEX and to put it on a desktop,” said Daryl Madden, senior vice president and general manager of Textron Systems Geospatial Solutions. “RemoteView rose to the top as the premier provider in the intelligence industry, and it was really decided by the users.” Textron Systems’ parent company, Textron, has a long and storied history, beginning as a small textile company in 1923 and eventually becoming the conglomerate it is today via its acquisition of transportation, aerospace, defense, and other companies in the past 60 years. Currently, Textron’s business—with 35,000 employees spread across 25 countries—encompasses five main segments: Bell Helicopter, Industrial, Textron Aviation, Textron Financial, and Textron Systems. > IMAGES COURTESY OF TEXTRON SYSTEMS GEOSPATIAL SOLUTIONS GEOSPATIAL SYSTEMS TEXTRON OF COURTESY IMAGES

USGIF.ORG kk TRAJECTORY | 25 THESE REMOTEVIEW 4 IMAGES (previous page and below) illustrate change detection using 2-Color Multi-View. Anything new since the last time imagery was collected appears in blue; red indicates something has either departed or changed. Image on page 23: Bassel Al-Assad International Airfield, Jablah, al-Ladiqiyah, Syria; image below: Fiery Cross Reef, Spratly Islands, South China Sea.

Within each of these segments, meets National Imagery Transmission Beyond adapting its technology for Textron owns numerous businesses and Format (NITF) standards. new imagery sources, Textron Systems is responsible for hundreds of products “When a company or governmen- continuously responds to GEOINT and brands, including Beechcraft, tal organization comes along and says Community trends. Cessna, Cushman, and Jacobsen. In they want to take data and perform an Recent comments by National 2006, Textron acquired Overwatch algorithm on it, they don’t want to go Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) Systems, the developers of Remote- through the NITF certification, they Director Robert Cardillo discussing the View, and brought them under the don’t want to have to read in 40 different “darkening of the skies” by small sats Textron Systems umbrella, creating the types of geospatial data—all they want prompted Textron Systems to form an Geospatial Solutions business. Since is to be able to run their analysis on advance concept team. This team is its release in 1996, RemoteView has the data and provide that to the user,” developing innovative new solutions to been enhanced regularly to meet the Madden said. “So the extensibility of help the Intelligence Community keep ever-changing needs of the geospatial the RemoteView API is really valuable pace with the influx of imagery from next intelligence landscape, both with to them.” generation commercial remote sensing. updates to the core software as well as “We work very closely with the image separate plugins and extensions. scientists at NGA as they are trying to use “We reach out to our users, under- this new data in a—I don’t even want stand what they do, bring back feature to say ‘bleeding edge’ way, because it’s requests, and then [include those “We work very closely beyond that,” said Tony Bruzzese, NGA additions] in our maintenance release account manager at Textron Systems that we put out once or twice a year,” with the image scientists Geospatial Solutions. “RemoteView is Madden said. “We like to say Remote- used extensively by imagery analysts all View is a product designed by analysts at NGA as they are trying over the world to perform their daily and implemented by engineers. Over to use this new data in activities. Image scientists or software the years we’ve put in hundreds of user- engineers that are creating analysis tools requested tools and features.” a—I don’t even want to for solving complex geospatial problems Keeping a software product such can utilize RemoteView as a platform to as RemoteView up to date for two say ‘bleeding edge’ way, deliver these services to the enterprise.” decades is not an easy task. Textron This process demonstrates Textron Systems has developed strong relation- because it’s beyond that.” Systems’ focus on responding to and Visit usgif.org/ ships with imagery vendors so it is often — Tony Bruzzese, NGA account manager, proactively anticipating user needs. membership to learn among the first to receive simulated Textron Systems Geospatial Solutions It ensures that once the user is ready more about becoming imagery to build compatibility for new to manipulate new types of data, a USGIF Organizational image types and metadata into Remote- Textron Systems is ready as well. Member. View, as well as to ensure the product BY ANDREW CONNER

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Woolpert named Scott Cattran president and CEO. Cattran has president and chief technology officer. Previously, he was been with the company for nearly 17 years and most recently director of biomedical sciences at MITRE, overseeing the served as COO. organization’s internal health transformation research and The Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) selected Melissa development program. Drisko as its next deputy director, effective in August. U.S. Air Force Maj. Gen. Linda Urrutia-Varhall, former Drisko currently serves as DIA’s lead for rank-in-person assistant deputy chief of staff for ISR at the Pentagon, is implementation. She has more than 35 years of experience in now director of operations for NGA. Urrutia-Varhall has served federal service. in the Air Force for 32 years and was formerly director of John Goolgasian, former director of source operations intelligence for U.S. Southern Command as well as a for the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA), joined senior executive officer to Director of National Intelligence OGSystems as an associate partner. In this role, Goolgasian James Clapper. will lead the company’s geospatial analytics efforts. USGIF announced two additions to its Board of Directors. John D. Johns became vice president of business Carmen Medina, founder of MedinAnalytics and co-founder development and account executive for national agencies of RebelsatWork.com, has 32 years of experience with the at KEYW. Johns has more than 25 years of experience in CIA. Dr. L. Roger Mason Jr., senior vice president of national strategic business development in international commercial, security and intelligence and chief security officer for government, and intelligence markets. Noblis, was previously the first assistant director of national The MITRE Corporation appointed Dr. Jay Schnitzer vice intelligence for systems and resource analyses.

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We seek opportunities to partner latest in cloud based video management with government and industry in edu- and reporting application. cation and R&D activities in pursuit of POC: Erin Murphy, Director, Sales advanced GEOINT capabilities. 850-748-7471 POC: Dr. Curt Davis, Director [email protected] 573-884-3789, [email protected] Membership Level: Small Business Partner Carahsoft Technology Corp. Membership Level: Academic Partner 1860 Michael Faraday Dr., Suite 100 Cloudera Reston, VA 20190 Business Unit: Cloudera Government www.carahsoft.com Solutions Carahsoft Technology Corp. is the trusted 1420 Spring Hill Rd., Suite 600 Government IT solutions provider, sup- McLean, VA 22102 porting an ecosystem of manufacturers, www.cloudera.com value-added resellers, system integrators, Cloudera delivers the modern platform and consulting partners committed to Cisco Systems Inc. for multi-int data and analytics. 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Carahsoft is consistent- CSTARS is a state-of-the-art high video, and mobility to provide a respon- [email protected] ly recognized by its partners as a top capability receiving and analysis facility sive and unified environment–allowing Membership Level: Sustaining Partner revenue producer, and is listed annually and testbed for commercial EO and government to securely utilize informa- among the industry’s fastest growing firms SAR satellite data. A leading provider of tion anywhere, anytime–for improved by CRN, Inc., Washington Technology, value-added products and operational ser- situational awareness, decision making The Washington Post, and Washington vices. Innovative research and expertise and delivery of the mission. Business Journal. in interferometry, time-sensitive oceanic POC: Brian Zook, Account Manager POC: Mary Warmkessel, Intelligence and terrestrial applications to ensure U.S. 240-477-2351, [email protected] Community Focal Point, 844-423-8687 superiority in science, safety, and security. Membership Level: Sustaining Partner [email protected] POC: Dr. Hans Graber, Executive CMX Technologies, Membership Level: Strategic Partner Director, 305-421-4954 an Xator Corp. [email protected] 1835 Alexander Bell, Suite 210 Membership Level: Sustaining Partner Reston, VA 20190 www.xatorcorp.com CMX Technologies, an Xator Company, provides innovative technology-based geospatial-intelligence consulting and Civil Applications Committee solutions, with a proven record reflecting 12201 Sunrise Valley Dr., MS #562 extremely high customer satisfaction. Cardio Logic Inc. Cherokee Nation Reston, VA 20192 CMX selectively recruits and places 1200 Industrial Rd, #7 www.cac.usgs.gov leaders into challenging positions where San Carlos, CA 94070 Technology Solutions The Civil Applications Committee their experience ensures Mission Success www.cardiofx.com 85 NE Loop 410, Suite 304 oversees Federal civil use of national for our customers in the National Cardio supplies hardware-accelerated San Antonio, TX 78216 and commercial imagery systems data. Geospatial-Intelligence Agency and the software that processes drone video, www.cherokee-cnts.com The CAC provides the United States Intelligence Community. aerial or satellite imagery with accuracy, Cherokee Nation Technology Solutions Geological Survey and other Federal POC: Ted Wrublesky, VP of Business automation and speed to assemble the big (CNTS) is a tribally-owned business that civil organizations with a connection to Development, 215-990-5749 picture instantly for actionable informa- excels in assisting clients with achieving the intelligence community as a way to [email protected] tion in real-time surveillance, wide-area their goals. With CNTS and its sister further their individual missions. Membership Level: Sustaining Partner

2016 MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY ll USGIF.ORG | 5 open-architecture, standards-based, data CRI is focused on providing ISR system management solutions providing geospa- research and technology development, tial data search, retrieval, organization, system integration and certification, test visualization and collaboration, across the enterprise and through mobile devices. and operations, and operational expertise For over 30 years COMPUSULT has for Wide Area Motion Imagery (WAMI) Commonwealth Computer delivered products and services to our and Multi-Spectral 2D/3D Modeling customers through innovation, teamwork systems to include EO, IR, LIDAR, Courage Services Inc. Research Inc. (CCRi) and by placing the highest priority on our SAR, Hyper-Spectral and Multi-Spectral 1440 Sachem Place clients’ requirements. 4121 Wilson Blvd., Suite 301 sensors with over 150,000 flight hours of Charlottesville, VA 22901 POC: Robert Thomas, Marketing Arlington, VA 22203 www.ccri.com Manager, 1-888-745-7914 experience (US and overseas) during the www.courageservices.com CCRi takes on technically challenging [email protected] last eleven years. Courage Services, Inc. is an industry-lead- projects that give our clients the informa- Membership Level: Sustaining Partner POC: Rodney Norris, Business ing provider of open source advanced tional leverage they need to attain new Development Manager, 616-735-2080 analytics, geospatial data, and technology levels of speed, accuracy, and productivity. solutions. Our innovative products ensure POC: James Conklin, Director of Strate- [email protected] gy & Business Development Membership Level: Sustaining Partner that our clients have a clear understand- 434-214-4415, [email protected] ing of complex and changing global Membership Level: Small Business Partner dynamics and empower them to make Compusult Systems Inc. confident decisions and navigate risk. 12110 Sunset Hills Rd., Suite 410 POC: Jason Patti, Vice President Reston, VA 20190 Operations, 571-356-9384 www.compusultsystems.com [email protected] Compusult Systems Inc. (CSI) provides Membership Level: Associate Partner professional information technology Continental Mapping services including project management, Compass Inc. business process and system design, systems Consultants Inc. 465A Carlisle Dr. engineering, systems integration, needs 121 S Bristol St Herndon, VA 20170 analysis, customized software development, Suite 201 www.cmpsinc.com infrastructure planning and systems imple- Sun Prairie, WI 53590 Compass, Inc. is a Woman Owned mentation, deployment and training. www.continentalmapping.com Cray Inc. Small Business (WOSB) providing POC: Michael A. Rampino, CEO & Continental Mapping is a leading 901 Fifth Ave., Suite 1000 trusted expertise focused on the Defense President, 703-464-5649 Seattle, WA 98164 [email protected] small business provider of geospatial and Intelligence Community. We are www.cray.com a completely non-conflicted company Membership Level: Small Business Partner services to private and public clients. Cray builds innovative systems and employing senior program managers, Project experience includes high solutions enabling customers to meet acquisition professionals, architects, accuracy photogrammetry, satellite engineers, functional leaders, and subject their hardest simulation, analytics and cy- imagery expertise for civil and defense matter experts who understand the mis- bersecurity challenges. Leveraging years sions and needs of the Warfighters. applications, lidar and other remote of experience developing the world’s POC: Kevin Maull, Vice President sensing data processing, mobile and most advanced supercomputers, Cray Business Development, 703-707-9870, other terrestrial lidar types, land and brings you a comprehensive portfolio of [email protected] Concurrent Technologies hydrographic survey, unmanned aerial high performance computing, storage, Membership Level: Sustaining Partner Corp. systems, and software development. and data analytics solutions delivering unrivaled performance, efficiency, and 100 CTC Dr. POC: Ben Redding, Business Johnstown, PA 15904 Development Manager, 888-815-3327 scalability. POC: Louis B. Hackerman, Account www.ctc.com [email protected] Manager, 301-910-6416 Concurrent Technologies Corporation Membership Level: Sustaining Partner (CTC) is an independent, nonprofit, [email protected] CompassData Inc. applied scientific research and development Membership Level: Sustaining Partner professional services organization 12353 E. Easter Ave., Suite 200 providing innovative solutions that solve Centennial, CO 80112 data discovery, correlation, and analysis www.compassdatainc.com challenges. CTC supports intelligence CompassData is the world’s foremost and national security missions; develops supplier of GPS-based ground control secure and cross-domain, collaborative, survey data, maintaining the largest COPT Data Center cloud-based, multi-INT information commercially available archive of Ground environments; and makes significant Control Points (GCP). Continuously Solutions advances in human-computer symbiosis adding to its more than 30,000 GCP, 6711 Columbia Gateway Dr., Suite 300 and user and data personalization. Crunchy Data CompassData provides accurate geospatial Columbia, MD 21046 POC: Randy A. Weaver, Executive 146 Fairchild St., Suite 134 data and collection services for clients in a Director, Advanced Intelligence www.coptdata.com Daniel Island, SC 29492 partnership model. Solutions Market, 814-269-6223 Corporate Office Properties Trust (COPT) POC: Hayden Howard, Vice President www.crunchydata.com [email protected] 303-627-4058 (NYSE:OFC) develops, owns & operates Crunchy Data is a provider of trusted, Membership Level: Sustaining Partner [email protected] data centers & Class A office for U.S. Gov- open source PostgreSQL and PostGIS. A Membership Level: Sustaining Partner ernment, Defense IT and enterprise data leading enterprise PostgreSQL vendor, center customers. COPT’s Data Center Crunchy Data provides Crunchy Cer- Solutions division provides industry lead- tified PostgreSQL, the most advanced ing, green and highly efficient data center pure open source RDBMS on the market featuring container support for solutions for build to suit, wholesale and cloud native architectures, fine-grained customized managed collocation. security with SELinux for high security Consolidated Resource POC: Frank Ziegler, Senior Vice environments, and the leading open Compusult Limited President, New Business and 40 Bannister St. Imaging (CRI) source GeoSpatial extension. Mount Pearl, NL, Canada A1N 1W1 2943 S Wilson Ct NW Development, Government Services, POC: Bob Laurence, 703-819-1300 www.compusult.net Grand Rapids, MI 49534 443-285-5680, [email protected] [email protected] COMPUSULT is leading supplier of www.cri.us.com Membership Level: Sustaining Partner Membership Level: Small Business Partner

6 | 2016 MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY ll USGIF.ORG and Intelligence. The program of study features 21 courses with focus on analytics, GIS, remote sensing, surveying, and programming/data CSG Solutions management.DSU is an NGA Center 214 Burgess St. D-Wave Systems for Academic Excellence. Out-of-state Fayatteville, NC 28301 2650 E. Bay Shore Rd. tuition is waived, start anytime. www.csg-isr.com Palo Alto, CA 94303 Dell Inc. CSG is an emerging leader in the deliv- POC: Chris Smith, 662-846-4521 www.dwavesys.com Business Unit: Federal Government ery of specialized remote sensing, ISR, [email protected] D-Wave is the world’s first quantum One Dell Way and GEOINT services to government computing company, whose mission is Round Rock, TX 78682 Membership Level: Academic Partner and commercial customers worldwide. www.dell.com/fed Drawing on extensive SOF and IC to integrate new discoveries in physics and computer science into breakthrough Dell has a decades-long history of experience, we can deliver collection providing solutions and services to U.S. approaches to computation. The com- operations, sensor exploitation, and Department of Defense agencies that GEOINT analytics with an unparalleled pany’s new 1000-qubit superconducting have come to rely on Dell for everything combination of technical acumen and processor uses quantum mechanics from rugged tablets and notebooks to our operational experience. to accelerate computation. D-Wave data center and back office and forward POC: Mike Bosco, Director of Business customers include NASA, Google, Lock- deployed solutions. Today, Dell is a rec- Development, 703-447-2103 heed Martin and Los Alamos National ognized leader in providing solutions that [email protected] Dewberry Laboratory. support Department of Defense missions Membership Level: Sustaining Partner Business Unit: Geospatial & Technology POC: René Copeland, Director, from data analytics, cybersecurity and mobile computing solutions to data cen- Services Government Sales, 410-340-6310 ter, cloud and a wide range of services. 8401 Arlington Blvd. [email protected] POC: Andy Kemp, Regional Sales Fairfax, VA 22031 Membership Level: Sustaining Partner Director, 571-465-0745 www.dewberry.com [email protected] Membership Level: Associate Partner Dewberry’s Geospatial and Technologies Services is one of the largest and most advanced geospatial services providers CSRA in the world. For more than thirty years, Business Unit: Defense and Intelligence our staff of 300+ geospatial professionals Group 3170 Fairview Park Dr. (many with clearances) have been Falls Church, VA 22042 offering progressive multi-technological www.csra.com DataDirect Networks solutions to clients such as USGS, CSRA was formed through the Federal FEMA, NOAA, US Army, and the NGA. combination of the North American Deloitte LLP 8320 Guilford Rd., Suite L POC: Phillip Thiel, Senior Vice President Public Sector business of CSC and Business Unit: Federal Consulting 703-849-0271, [email protected] SRA International. With over 50 Columbia, MD 21046 1919 N. Lynn St. Membership Level: Associate Partner years of experience supporting U.S. www.ddn.com Arlington, VA 22209 government agencies and programs, DDN, the performance storage leader, www.deloitte.com/us/intelligence we deliver innovative, next-generation delivers the world’s fastest, most scalable With decades of industry-leading IT solutions and professional services solutions for capturing and converting analytic and advisory experience, the Deloitte Geospatial Analytics practice to help our customers modernize data into actionable intelligence by helps government and commercial their legacy systems, protect their handling thousands of FMV surveillance networks and assets, and improve the clients use the power of location to streams, capturing data uninterrupted effectiveness and efficiency of mission- gain critical insights for improving event during system correction, support- critical functions for our warfighters their mission outcomes. Our analysts, and our citizens. ing peak IO of extremely large clusters, software developers, data scientists, and POC: Kelley Artz, Director, NGA/DIA and delivering Self-Healing, autonomous strategists couple innovative data-driven 571-999-3533, [email protected] cloud storage at massive scale. approaches with geospatial solutions to Digital Reasoning Membership Level: Sustaining Partner POC: Bob Merkert, VP, Federal Sales deliver results—where it matters. 1765 Greensboro Station Pl., Suite 1200 POC: Lisa Barrow, Senior Strategic 410-352-7192, [email protected] McLean, VA 22102 Relationship Manager, 703-929-8483 Membership Level: Associate Partner [email protected] www.digitalreasoning.com Membership Level: Sustaining Partner Digital Reasoning’s cognitive computing platform, Synthesys transforms unstructured human communications into structured insights to reveal Cubic Global Defense concealed risks and relationships. 205 Van Buren, Suite 310 Combining large scale machine Herndon, VA 20170 learning, natural language processing, www.cubic.com and deep learning algorithms, Synthesys Cubic provides comprehensive Intelli- DataFission Inc. 2526 Qume Dr Bldg 22 delivers entity, geospatial, document, gence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance and behavioral analytics to support time- (ISR) capabilities for defense, intelligence San Jose, CA 95131 sensitive, critical missions. Successfully and security operations and training. www.datafission.com Our C4ISR integrated systems provide DataFission is a Silicon Valley-based Delta State University deployed on C2S with proven results capture, assessment, exploitation and technology company leading the way by Center for Interdisciplinary in Activity Based Intelligence (ABI) cross-domain dissemination within a net- innovating Content Indexing, Search and Geospatial Information and Object Based Production (OBP), work-centric environment. Backed by six Analytics systems and solutions based on Synthesys empowers analysts to quickly decades of experience, Cubic continues its core product offering the DataHunter Technologies build profiles of objects of interest, and to deliver innovative, secure and scalable 1008 W Sunflower Rd. Search platform. DataFission allows you identify, prioritize, and assess threats. solutions for mission success. Cleveland, MS 38733 POC: Joe Dvornicky, Director, National POC: Tom Richards, Vice President to find anything. www.gis.deltastate.edu Special Projects, 727-460-0168 POC: Allan Torres, 952-412-2381 The Delta State University GIS Security Programs, 410-984-1900 [email protected] [email protected] program now offers a Bachelor’s of [email protected] Membership Level: Sustaining Partner Membership Level: Small Business Partner Applied Science in Geospatial Analysis Membership Level: Associate Partner

2016 MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY ll USGIF.ORG | 7 and analysis of time-dependent data. POC: Jeff Feige, Business Development 202-546-4089, [email protected] Membership Level: Sustaining Partner EMC Corp. DigitalGlobe Business Unit: Federal 1300 West 120th Avenue 8444 Westpark Dr., Suite 300 Euroconsult USA Westminister, CO 80234 McLean, VA 22102 4601 N. Fairfax Dr., Suite 1200 www.digitalglobe.com www.emc.com Arlington, VA 22203 DigitalGlobe is the world’s leading EMC offers key cloud infrastructure www.euroconsult-ec.com provider of high-resolution Earth capabilities that enable our customers Euroconsult is the leading global consult- imagery, data, and analytics. Operating e-GEOS to drive up mission value while driving ing firm specializing in space markets. the most agile and sophisticated Via Tiburtina, 965 down TCO. Whether for the analyst As a privately-owned, fully independent commercial satellite constellation Rome, Italy 00156 stateside or the warfighter abroad, our firm, we provide first-class strategic con- in orbit, we put the world’s smartest www.e-geos.it solutions deliver any data, any time, any sulting, develop comprehensive research place, accessible by any authorized user. images into everyone’s hands, giving e-GEOS, an ASI/Telespazio Company, and organize executive-level annual them confidence to make decisions that EMC: Powering the GEOINT Cloud. is a leading international player in the summits and training programs for the matter. Our unmatched imagery, along POC: Mike Veneri, Director, ISR and Earth Observation and Geo-Spatial satellite industry. With more than 30 with comprehensive data and actionable Cyber Programs, 571-217-0531 Information business and commercial- years of experience, Euroconsult is trust- analytics, make us a trusted partner izes the COSMO-SkyMed Programme [email protected] ed by 600 clients in over 50 countries. across dozens of industries—from on the world-wide market. e-GEOS Membership Level: Sustaining Partner POC: Sima Fishman, Managing defense to mining, from mapping to offers unique portfolio of application public safety. Customers worldwide rely services and also direct access to satellite Director, Euroconsult USA, 703-520-6415 on our best-in-class technology, global downlinks through ground stations and [email protected] coverage, and 16-year time-lapse image value-added and application products to Membership Level: Sustaining Partner library to provide the most exacting, a wide range of market segments. mission-critical information available POC: Luciana Di Domenico, Head of about our changing planet. Sales, +39 064 0694224 POC: Marcy Steinke, Senior Vice [email protected] Envitia Business Unit: US Office President, Government Relations Membership Level: Sustaining Partner 703-292-5833 11710 Plaza America Dr., Suite 2000 [email protected] Reston, VA 20190 Membership Level: Strategic Partner www.envitia.com Envitia is a SMB with 25 years of experience helping customers make better, faster exactEarth Ltd. decisions through software specializing in 60 Struck Ct. the Discovery, Visualization, Situational Cambridge, Ontario, Canada N1R 8L2 Awareness, and Exploitation of Actionable www.exactearth.com Eagle Ray Inc. Geospatial Intelligence. Envitia provides exactEarth is a data services company 14425 Penrose Place, Suite 110 best-of-breed capability, complemented leading the way in delivering advanced Chantilly, VA 20151 by open standards for cross-community location-based maritime vessel informa- www.eaglerayinc.com interoperability, supplying comprehensive DLT Solutions An ISO 9000 registered, woman-owned GEOINT solutions to domestic and tion critical for government authorities 2411 Dulles Corner Park, Suite 800 mid-tier company, Eagle Ray delivers international defense programs. and commercial organizations around Herndon, VA 20171 expertise in acquisition, program and fi- POC: Robin Parrish, Business the world. Such high quality geo-based www.dlt.com nancial management, alongside technical Development Manager, North America, information delivers real value for a DLT Solutions is a leading technology know-how in infrastructure modern- 703-871-5255, [email protected] wide range of maritime operational partner to the Federal intelligence ization (including IC ITE adoption), Membership Level: Sustaining Partner applications including Vessel Monitoring, community. Over the past 25 years, the predictive analytics and agile engineering Security and Surveillance, Environmen- company’s dedication to helping govern- to address our clients’ most complex tal Protection and Search and Rescue. ment agencies make smart technology mission challenges. POC: David Martin, Vice President choices ensures its customers have the Membership Level: Sustaining Partner Global Sales & Marketing, 519-620-5872 best options for cybersecurity, cloud, [email protected] business applications and IT management solutions. Membership Level: Sustaining Partner POC: Sales, 800-262-4358 Esri [email protected] 380 New York St. Membership Level: Sustaining Partner Redlands, CA 92373 www.esri.com The market leader in geospatial technology, Esri software is used by more than East View Geospatial 350,000 organizations worldwide includ- 10601 Wayzata Blvd. ing local, state, & national agencies. The Minneapolis, MN 55305 ArcGIS platform provides high-perfor- F5 Networks www.geospatial.com mance 2D and 3D mapping and analysis Two Discovery Square East View Geospatial has served the US in desktop, server, and hosted environ- Government, defense contractors, foreign ments. It’s a complete and open solution 12012 Sunset Hills Rd., Suite 900 Dynamic Graphics Inc. governments and think-tanks for over for managing, analyzing, and sharing Reston, VA 20190 1015 Atlantic Ave. twenty years. East View offers products data and products. Esri is transforming www.f5.com Alameda, CA 94501 and solutions in support of GEOINT and how organizations solve problems and F5 makes the connected world run better, www.dgi.com OSINT including topographic and geo- make informed decisions. Implementing helping organizations meet the demands Dynamic Graphics, Inc. partners with logical maps, DEMs, satellite imagery, the ArcGIS platform leverages big data, and embrace the opportunities that come our clients to solve spatial analysis vector data, and nautical/aeronautical web technologies, and integrated apps to with the growth of voice, data, and video problems. Over the past four decades, charts. East View is your partner for make GIS easy to use, more accessible, we have been a premier provider of sourcing uncommon information from traffic, mobile workers, and applications— and collaborative. in the data center and the cloud. With F5, geospatial solutions with our innovative, extraordinary places. POC: Kyra Williams, Sales Associate federal agencies can deliver and protect easy-to-use software and outstanding POC: Rodney Buhrsmith, Business 703-506-9515 x8014, [email protected] their applications and services while support services. DGI’s CoViz 4D Development, 952-252-4523 Membership Level: Strategic Partner software is an industry leader in [email protected] ensuring people stay connected. quantitative visualization, integration, Membership Level: Sustaining Partner Membership Level: Sustaining Partner

8 | 2016 MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY ll USGIF.ORG solutions, and an authority on Human 3D engine for GEOINT visualization, Geography. GSI’s innovative technologies, analysis, and mapping. Open, standard and authoritative content accessible via geospatial data including GIS, NGA, mobile apps or cloud-based architecture, CAD, 3D Models, M&S, Web Services, Freedom Consulting General Dynamics enhance knowledge and understanding Business Unit: Mission Systems; of critical areas of the world, and support LIDAR, FMV, and others are fused Group Inc. Information Technology anticipatory analysis while enabling more together in real-time with game quality 9881 Broken Land Pkwy., Suite 300 2941 Fairview Park Dr. informed, timely decisions. graphics and pixel accurate analysis. The Columbia, MD 21046 Falls Church, VA 22042 POC: Nancy McGee, Chief Operating 3D engine is accessible as SDK or plug- www.freedomconsultinggroup.com www.gd.com/business-groups/ Officer, 703-287-9702 in ready Desktop app. Freedom Consulting Group provides en- information-systems-and-technology/ [email protected] terprise solutions for geospatial capabilities index.cfm Membership Level: Sustaining Partner POC: Robert Holicky, President including geodatabase architecture and General Dynamics supports the Intelli- 607-372-6749, [email protected] implementation, application develop- gence Community vision of Intelligence Membership Level: Sustaining Partner ment, and analyst support operations. Integration by providing advanced We specialize in developing solutions for Information Technology services and large-scale operations for the intelligence solutions that improve data management community; incorporating cutting-edge while enhancing security and reducing technology including cloud based comput- costs. With deep knowledge and expe- ing, high availability designs and business rience in the Intelligence Community intelligence into our system designs. and the Geospatial Intelligence mission, GeoNorth LLC POC: Rich Walker, VP-Advanced we integrate the very best commercial 561 E 36th Ave. Technology Solutions, 410-290-9035 technology and tradecraft to enhance Anchorage, AK 99503 [email protected] capability and capacity. Today our geospa- www.geonorth.com Global Marketing Membership Level: Sustaining Partner tial intelligence command and control Established in 1994, GeoNorth is an Insights Inc. tools enable real-time visualization, SBA-certified 8(a) firm providing tailored Business Unit: Global Geospatial communications, information sharing, in- geospatial solutions to government and teroperability and collaboration. The end commercial clients. Our expertise devel- Market Research; Strategic Tactical Plans result: consequence-driven intelligence oping enterprise geospatial applications 8803 Brecksville Rd., Suite 306 that helps our military, intelligence and is complemented by our US-based, Cleveland, OH 44141 first-responder communities protect our multi-mission Direct Receiving Station www.globalinsights.com country. General Dynamics is a market (DRS), capable of delivering timely Global Marketing Insights, Inc. (GMI) leader in business aviation; land and ex- and relevant GEOINT from all the Fulcrum peditionary combat systems; armaments commercial, Airbus Defense and Space provides Geospatial Business Intelligence 5870 Trinity Pkwy., Suite 400 and munitions; shipbuilding and marine satellites, including Pleiades, SPOT and Expertise focused on strategic sales/ systems; and information systems and Centreville, VA 20120 TerraSAR-X. market planning and customized market technologies. www.fulcrumco.com POC: Jon Heinsius, Director of Sales research for commercial and government POC: Mike Manzo, Mission Systems; Fulcrum has been a recognized leader 202-361-7447, [email protected] Joanna Davenport, IT, Director of sectors. As authors of the USGS and in total information technology solutions Membership Level: Small Business Partner GEOINT Processing and Exploitation NOAA international remote sensing for the Federal Government for over Systems; Business Development for studies that include ten-year trends data 25 years. From health care enterprise NGA, 703-628-3049; 703-268-7309 architecture and advanced technologies, GMI possesses the largest database of [email protected]; to cybersecurity and human capital man- global geospatial users. [email protected] agement, we solve our customer’s most POC: Shawana Johnson, GISP, President Membership Level: Strategic Partner complex operational challenges in time- 216-525-0600, [email protected] and resource-constrained environments. Membership Level: Sustaining Partner POC: Ken Diller, Vice President of Business Development, 703-543-2788 George Mason University [email protected] Center for Geospatial Intelligence, Membership Level: Sustaining Partner College of Science 4400 University Dr., MS 6C3 Fairfax, VA 22030 www.cgeoint.gmu.edu Geo Owl LLC With strong expertise in geoinformat- 721 Brentwinds Ln., Suite 308 ics, ranging from remote sensing and Spring Lake, NC 28390 photogrammetry to GIS and social media Grover Consulting www.geoowl.com analysis, GMU is offering world-leading Geo Owl is an innovative professional educational programs in geospatial Services (GCS) services organization specializing in intelligence (including USGIF-accred- P.O. Box 11702 General Atomics Geospatial Intelligence Services, En- ited Certificate and MS programs), and 9501 Burke Rd Aeronautical Systems Inc. terprise level IT Networks and Satellite pursues a wide array of research activities Burke, VA 22009 14200 Kirkham Way Communications. in this field through its Center for Geo- Poway, CA 92064 POC: Nicholas Smith, President spatial Intelligence. www.grovercsllc.com www.ga-asi.com 727-771-5716, [email protected] POC: Anthony Stefanidis, Director Grover Consulting Services (GCS) is a General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Membership Level: Small Business Partner 703-993-1212, [email protected] veteran-owned small business dedicated Inc. (GA-ASI) is a leading manufacturer Membership Level: Academic Partner to providing the Department of Defense of Remotely Piloted Aircraft (RPA) sys- (DoD) and Intelligence Community tems, radars, and electro-optic and related (IC) with high-value, agile consulting mission system solutions, including the Predator/Gray Eagle aircraft series and services and project management. GCS the Lynx Multi-mode Radar. GA-ASI specializes and thrives in remote sensing provides long-endurance, mission-capa- applications and geospatial disciplines ble aircraft with the integrated sensor/ Geographic Services Inc. with the guiding principles of sound data link systems required for persistent 7901 Jones Branch Dr., Suite 210 science and engineering, consistently situational awareness/rapid strike. McLean, VA 22102 Geoweb3d meeting customer mission. POC: Chris Pehrson, Sr. Director www.geographicservices.com 45 Lewis St. Strategic Development, 202-496-8229 Geographic Services, Inc. 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2016 MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY ll USGIF.ORG | 9 The HumanGeo Group LLC GuidePoint Security 4350 N. Fairfax Dr., Suite 950 11951 Freedom Dr., Suite 1331 Helm Point Solutions Inc. Arlington, VA 22203 Reston, VA 20190 Hewlett Packard Enterprise www.thehumangeo.com 6760 Alexander Bell Dr., Suite 105 13600 EDS Dr. www.guidepointsecurity.com Columbia, MD 21046 The HumanGeo Group, LLC is GuidePoint Security provides custom- Herndon, VA 20171 www.helmpoint.com headquartered in Arlington, Virginia. Hu- ized, innovative and valuable information www.hpe.com manGeo’s unique capabilities include the Helm Point Solutions, Inc. combines ex- security solutions that enable commercial Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) is an development of big data applications and pertise in cyber solutions like vulnerability and federal organizations to more success- industry leading technology company tools to synthesize, manage and exploit fully achieve their security and business research, network monitoring, information that enables customers to go further, fast- large data sets, big data analytics, geospa- goals. By embracing new technologies, assurance, and critical infrastructure pro- er. As one of the world’s largest providers tial visualization, anticipatory analysis, GuidePoint Security helps our clients tection with physical security monitoring, of IT infrastructure and over 50 years and real-time social media events. recognize the threats, understand the access control, and workforce manage- supporting intelligence community POC: Al DiLeonardo, CEO solutions, and mitigate the risks present in ment. Providing engineering expertise to requirements, HPE brings the industry’s 202-250-1592, [email protected] their evolving IT environments. open-source and government-led cloud most comprehensive portfolio, spanning Membership Level: Sustaining Partner Membership Level: Sustaining Partner research projects has led to advance- the cloud to the data center to workplace ments in mission-based analytics, cloud applications. Our technology and services help customers around the world make performance at scale, and monitoring and IT more efficient, more productive and security auditing solutions. more secure. POC: Geoff Martino, Technical Director POC: Brenda Brown, IC Account 410-290-1111, [email protected] Relations, 703-736-3336 Membership Level: Small Business Partner [email protected] H2M Group LLC Membership Level: Strategic Partner 11220 Assett Loop, Suite 201 i3 ICS Manassas, VA 20109 6564 Loisdale Ct., Suite 1010B www.theh2mgroup.com Springfield, VA 22150 H2M Group is a Woman-Owned and www.i3ics.com Veteran-Owned Small Business providing Unique in the industry, i3 ICS is a geospatial analysis services to the federal Service Disabled Veteran-Owned Small government and commercial clients. Business (SDVOSB) specializing in We specialize in data science, geospatial Hera Systems Inc. Analytical Integration (AI) – the process intelligence, imagery analysis, geospatial of synchronizing new or emerging 6389 San Ignacio Ave. HHB Systems analysis, and human geography. H2M 1818 Library St., Suite 500 technologies into the analytical process to San Jose, CA 95119 Group also provides professional services Reston, VA 20190 maximize impact and streamline opera- including geospatial training, policy analy- www.herasys.com www.hhbsystems.com tions. i3 ICS’ experience and knowledge sis, career services, information assurance Hera Systems is a satellite information HHB Systems is a GEOINT information assists with both technical and practical and Cyber network defense, and program and analytics company collecting systems technology company specializing solutions to customers’ challenges. management. images of the Earth, monitoring change in professional management advisory POC: Phil Oakley, President POC: John T. Hartman, Executive Vice and empowering decisions about our services, government GEOINT systems 703-313-7040, [email protected] President, 703-509-4317 planet’s constantly changing features and architecture and operations, program Membership Level: Sustaining Partner [email protected] emerging situations across the globe, in acquisition services, systems engineering, Membership Level: Associate Partner near-real time. Starting in December systems and applications integration, and 2016, our 1HOPSat microsat constella- systems administration. Whether im- tion will produce multispectral imagery plementing specialized GEOINT tools, and video at submeter resolution. or integrating and administering entire POC: Joe Thurgood, PhD, VP Corporate systems, we are GEOINT experts. Development and Marketing POC: Brent Hermansen, CEO Harris Corporation 415-412-1730, [email protected] 703-956-3006 IBM [email protected] 1025 W NASA Blvd. Membership Level: Small Business Partner 6710 Rockledge Dr. Membership Level: Sustaining Partner Melbourne, FL 32919 Bethesda, MD 20817 www.harris.com www.ibm.com/federal Harris Corporation is a leading technology IBM forges integrated intelligence. innovator, solving our customers’ toughest INNOVATION. IBM provides real-time mission-critical challenges by providing analytics, cognitive solutions, cloud solutions that connect, inform and protect. service expertise, and the infrastructure From sensors and software to actionable to support GEOINT On-Demand. With intelligence on-demand, Harris provides R&D investments over $6B annually, IBM our customers the geospatial information leads the world in patents - making the they need to analyze the environment HERE HP Inc. kind of discoveries that shape the future for smarter operational and business 425 W. Randolph St. 1501 Page Mill Rd. of government, business, academia and decisions – when and where they need it. Chicago, IL 60606 Palo Alto, CA 94304 society. These breakthroughs are leveraged We are a proven enterprise transformation www.company.here.com www.hp.com in IBM solutions to handle challenging partner to the intelligence community and HERE, the location cloud company, HP creates new possibilities for tech- NSG mission imperatives. IBM’s industry offer a full spectrum of capabilities such enables rich, real-time location applications nology to have a meaningful impact on leadership is recognized in numerous areas as IT services, security frameworks and and experiences for consumers, vehicles, people, businesses, governments and - Consulting and Managed Services, Ana- society. With the broadest technology network managed services. Harris supports enterprises and cities. HERE is backed by a lytics, where IBM has received more than portfolio spanning printing, personal customers in more than 125 countries, has consortium of leading automotive compa- 500 analytics patents, Cost-savings Meth- approximately $8 billion in annual reve- systems, software, services and IT odologies, IT Workload Optimization, nies. To learn more about us, including our infrastructure, HP delivers solutions for nue and 22,000 employees worldwide. work in the areas of connected and auto- Application Integration, Cloud and Cloud customers’ most complex challenges in Storage, DevOps, and Cybersecurity. POC: Stuart Blundell, Director, Strategy mated driving, visit http://360.here.com. and Business Development every region of the world. POC: Gabe Chang, Federal CTO Archi- POC: Cliff Allison, Senior Account 571-203-1575, [email protected] POC: David Aumiller, Enterprise tect, 301-803-3655, [email protected] Executive, 703-217-9267 Membership Level: Strategic Partner Account Manager, 410-991-2783 Membership Level: Strategic Partner [email protected] [email protected] Membership Level: Sustaining Partner Membership Level: Associate Partner

10 | 2016 MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY ll USGIF.ORG Insitu creates customized unmanned aerial systems and information processing software solutions that provide information for superior decision making. Our platforms - ScanEagle, Integrator, and In-Q-Tel Blackjack – deliver high-quality, com- Intelligent Decisions Inc. ICES P. O. Box 749 bat-proven ISR for both land and maritime 21445 Beaumeade Cir. 2214 Rock Hill Rd., Suite 100 Arlington, VA 22216 missions. Insitu is a wholly owned subsidi- Ashburn, VA 20147 www.intelligent.net Herndon, VA 20170 www.iqt.org ary of The Boeing Company. Intelligent Decisions partners with www.ices-inc.net In-Q-Tel is the not-for-profit, strategic in- POC: Danny Proko, Director, National vestment organization that works to identify, clients, enabling them to reach and ICES provides life-cycle systems Security Operation, East Coast adapt, and deliver innovative technology surpass their IT goals. ID’s diversified engineering and integration services solutions to support the mission of the U.S. 949-540-0740, [email protected] IT solutions combine technology and geospatial intelligence analysis. We Intelligence Community (IC). Launched Membership Level: Sustaining Partner expertise with our employees’ innovative specialize in architecture (systems, data, in 1999, IQT identifies and partners approach to solutions. We develop, deploy security), information assurance, IT asset with companies developing cutting-edge and maintain the most sophisticated management and accredited asset man- technologies that serve the national security technology solutions on the market by agement training. We leverage expertise interests of the United States. combining high-end professional services in agile engineering while ensuring the POC: Nick Miller, Director, Intelligence and cutting-edge technology to provide an transformation of systems to service-ori- Community Support, 703-248-3000 all-encompassing, end-to-end solution. POC: Michael Walsh, Senior Director ented and cloud based capabilities are [email protected] Membership Level: Sustaining Partner for Intelligence Programs, 703-840-6038 sound, secure and cost effective. InTec LLC [email protected] POC: Steven Zameito, Vice President for 10306 Eaton Pl., Suite 520 Membership Level: Sustaining Partner Business Development, 610-306-7020 Fairfax, VA 22030 [email protected] www.intecllc.net Membership Level: Associate Partner InTec, LLC provides expertise in systems engineering and integration, information technology/assurance, training develop- Innovative Analytics & ment, intelligence analysis, collection management, and program management Intergraph Government Training LLC support to the Federal Government. 1455 Pennsylvania Avenue, Suite 710 Solutions InTec is a leader in integrating big data Washington, DC 20004 Business Unit: Defense and Intelligence Image Matters LLC www.innovative-analytics.com and cloud technology. Since 2005, InTec 1881 Campus Commons Dr., Suite 410 has provided high quality multi-disci- Reston, VA 20191 201 Loudoun St. SW Innovative Analytics & Training, LLC plined experts to support intelligence www.intergraphgovsolutions.com Leesburg, VA 20175 (IAT), is a small business focusing on systems, training and operations. Intergraph has served the United States www.imagemattersllc.com improving decisionmaking for government & commercial clients. We excel in POC: Bruce J. Donaldson, President, government for more than four decades. Image Matters specializes in innovative strategy and policy development, analytic 703-255-1524 As a wholly owned subsidiary of Intergraph, solutions for Object-Based Production tradecraft, cyber analysis, and human [email protected] Intergraph Government Solutions (IGS) and next generation Structured Analytics. provides geospatially-powered solutions to capital and HR analytics. Membership Level: Associate Partner As exemplified in our FactWeave prod- POC: Rick Raftery, Executive Vice the U.S. government’s defense, intelligence, uct, we offer cloud-based solutions for President, 202-280-2045 ext. 702 security and civilian agencies. IGS is the knowledge-assisted analytic models and [email protected] exclusive provider of ERDAS Imagine, services, robust treatment of provenance Membership Level: Small Business Partner GeoMedia and other Hexagon Geospatial technologies to the US Federal govern- and tradecraft in analytic processes, ment. Our wide-ranging solutions include advanced search, discovery and explo- remote sensing, photogrammetry, geospatial ration of object based intelligence, and intelligence production, and cloud-based autonomous workflow, collaboration and Integrity Applications exploitation. IGS solutions help our cus- distribution capabilities. tomers collect, fuse and analyze geospatial POC: Harry Niedzwiadek, CEO InQuisient Incorporated intelligence, mitigate security threats, and 703-669-5510 46290 Summerhill Place Business Unit: Analytical Services make fast, effective decisions. [email protected] Potomac Falls, VA 20165 15020 Conference Center Dr. POC: Rob Mott, VP for Geospatial Membership Level: Small Business Partner www.inquisient.com Chantilly, VA 20151 Solutions, 703-264-5713 InQuisient’s enterprise data manage- www.integrity-apps.com [email protected] ment platform creates order from chaos, Integrity Applications Incorporated Membership Level: Strategic Partner enabling agile, user-driven data manage- (IAI) is an engineering, software services ment and business transformation at the and solutions company supporting speed of your mission. This browser-based intelligence, civil, defense and other platform provides a clear chain of custody customers focusing on ISR activities. and is especially well suited for DoD and Headquartered in Virginia, IAI has Intelligence organizations, enabling the ability to look at ‘today’s truth’ across all offices in 13 States, providing specialized Intergraph Services Co. (ISC) Immersive Media operational levels. support for all aspects of engineering Business Unit: Intergraph Government 1700 Main St., Suite 222 POC: Sandy Levine, Chief Marketing Offi- and acquisition. IAI SMEs guide Solutions Washougal, WA 98671 cer, 888-230-2181, [email protected] development and validate performance 301 Cochran Rd. www.immersivemedia.com Membership Level: Small Business Partner for our customers, and produce innovative Huntsville, AL 35824 As the technology behind Google Street software applications. Our domain www.intergraphgovsolutions.com View, our Immersive 360˚ platform can expertise in GEOINT ISR includes radar, ISC is one of the largest providers of Geo- assist you in developing virtual tours of EO/IR and MASINT, ground systems, spatial data based solely in the U.S. The almost any location; cities, factories, pipe- geo-positioning, photogrammetry, image data we produce supports the government marketplace in their day-to-day planning ac- lines, construction locations, oil rigs or quality analyses, and special capabilities. tivities - whether that is a county tax official, developments sites. All accompanied by POC: Barry Tilton, P.E., PMP, Chief a federal GIS manager, or the Warfighter. full video, tagged assets and the capability Insitu Inc. Architect, Analytical Services POC: George Jones, Business Develop- to link information from or integrate with 118 East Columbia River Way 703-378-8672 x3325 ment Manager, 256-799-6430 other databases. Bingen, WA 98605 [email protected] [email protected] Membership Level: Small Business Partner www.insitu.com Membership Level: Associate Partner Membership Level: Sustaining Partner

2016 MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY ll USGIF.ORG | 11 Juniper Networks IvySys Technologies LLC International Spy Museum 2251 Corporate Park Dr. KEYW Corporation 4501 North Fairfax Dr., Suite 920 Herndon, VA 20171 800 F St NW 7740 Milestone Pkwy., Suite 400 Arlington, VA 22203 Hanover, MD 21076 Washington, DC 20004 www.juniper.net/federal www.ivysys.com www.keywcorp.com www.spymuseum.org Juniper Networks offers the U.S. IvySys develops big data integration KEYW provides mission-critical solutions The International Spy Museum chronicles software solutions that enable existing federal government a high-performance networking and security solutions port- for geospatial intelligence and cybersecu- the history of spying throughout the ages intelligence analytics tools and rity to defense, intelligence and national folio, enabling a responsive and trusted and across the globe. Without political large-scale databases to securely share security agencies. Our services and prod- bias, the Museum presents the facts data, while providing capabilities environment to support mission-critical, ucts support the collection, processing, behind the missions, tradecraft, and the to automatically synchronize, geospatial programs. Delivered in part- analysis, and use of intelligence data and spies themselves and features the largest disambiguate, and align entities/objects nership with leading systems integrators, information in the domains of geospace collection of international espionage- across disparate data stores. IvySys Juniper solutions enable high-perfor- and cyberspace. Our solutions are related artifacts open to the public. data integration solutions provide mance, secure networking for the entire designed to respond to meet the critical seamless intelligence software system POC: Rebecca Diamond, Director of federal enterprise, from the data center to needs for our customers who include the interoperability and information sharing Development and Membership the desktop. National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency 202-654-0954, [email protected] to facilitate object-based production in a (NGA), other intelligence agencies, the POC: Allan Assel, National Security Membership Level: Small Business Partner cloud-computing environment. Department of Defense and other federal Group, Special Programs, 571-203-1700 POC: Dr. James A. DeBardelaben defense and law enforcement agencies. President & CEO, 703-414-5665 x111 [email protected] POC: Michele Cook, Executive Vice [email protected] Membership Level: Sustaining Partner President, Business Development Membership Level: Sustaining Partner 571-421-8500, [email protected] Membership Level: Strategic Partner

Iron Bow Technologies 4800 Westfields Blvd., Suite 300 Jacobs Chantilly, VA 20151 11710 Plaza America Dr., Suite 600 www.ironbow.com KaDSci LLC Reston, VA 20190 Knowledge Link Inc. 7225 Whitson Dr. Iron Bow Technologies is an IT solutions www.jacobs.com 2551 Dulles View Dr., Suite 305 Springfield, VA 22153 provider that successfully transforms Jacobs is one of the world’s largest, most Herndon, VA 20171 technology investments into business diverse providers of technical and profes- www.kadsci.com www.knowledge-link.com capabilities for government and industry. sional services to the intelligence, space KaDSci, LLC is a small decision science Knowledge Link was incorporated in Our depth of technical expertise, global and special operations communities. We research and data analytics company with 2003. At its core Knowledge Link was reach and strategic partnerships with lead- focus on the crucial linkages between the goal of doing applied intelligence established to solve the most daunting and challenging technology and service ing OEMs positions Iron Bow to target technology solutions and operational related research with an eye toward requirements. We endeavor to build the right solution for successful business mission support. Jacobs provides mission transitioning successful research to strong customer relationships through an outcome. Regardless of how your organi- critical telecommunications, enterprise analysts and operators. Toward that end zation consumes technology, we can help IT management, end-to-end GEOINT uncompromising commitment to quality we, often in partnership with academia, you innovate. analysis and production, cybersecurity and client satisfaction. Our consultants have delivered research results in many POC: Gary Coppeler, Account Manager and insider threat program management deliver innovative solutions that span the areas including simulation, artificial full infrastructure lifecycle. 240-487-1502, [email protected] and advisory services. POC: Blair Carter, Executive Director Membership Level: Sustaining Partner POC: Vincent Mihalik, 202-460-8090 intelligence, and forecasting. [email protected] POC: Daniel T. Maxwell, Ph.D. 703-827-8500, [email protected] Membership Level: Sustaining Partner President, 703-409-7828 Membership Level: Small Business Partner [email protected] Membership Level: Sustaining Partner

ISPA Technology 6138 Redwood Square Centre, Suite 203 Johns Hopkins University Kongsberg Geospatial Centreville, VA 20121 Advanced Academic Programs 411 Legget Drive, Suite 400 www.ispatechnology.com 1717 Massachusetts Ave. NW Ottawa, Ontario, Canada K2K 3C9 ISPA Technology is a Command, Washington, DC 20036 Keeper Technology www.kongsberggeospatial.com www.advanced.jhu.edu/academics/ Control, Communications, Computers, Kongsberg Geospatial develops leading graduate-degree-programs/ 21740 Beaumeade Circle, Suite 150 Intelligence Surveillance and Recon- situational awareness and Command and geographic-information-systems Ashburn, VA 20147 Control software solutions that allow users naissance (C4ISR) company. ISPA has a Geographic Information Systems (GIS) www.keepertech.com of geospatial information to architect high decade of experience providing support represent a technological breakthrough in Keeper Technology has a 10-year history performance, real-time, mission critical to the Department of Defense and Intel- organizing and displaying spatial inform- of architecting, deploying, and supporting applications. The company provides a ligence Community. ISPA is comprised taion to promote better decision-making enterprise class data storage and data complete range of customized solutions of technology applicators that specialize by scientists, public officials, and management solutions. Keeper’s revolu- for customers worldwide, leveraging over in supporting government organizations communities facing increasingly complex tionary keeperSAFE storage appliance 25 years of experience and world class as they build custom applications and demands upon their available resources. in-house software components. Kongsberg solves the hard problems of managing upgrade their infrastructures for the The Master of Science in GIS is designed Geospatial is a subsidiary of Kongsberg billions of files and petabytes of data emerging battlefield. for students looking to enter this lucrative Defence Systems. POC: Michael C. Grochol, Principal and exciting field. through a unique combination of open POC: Christopher Ivey, Marketing 850-524-7077 POC: Geri Miller, GIS Program Coordi- source technology, Keeper intellectual Manager, 1-613-271-5500 [email protected] nator, 215-817-6241, [email protected] property, and tightly integrated hardware. [email protected] Membership Level: Small Business Partner Membership Level: Academic Partner Membership Level: Sustaining Partner Membership Level: Sustaining Partner

12 | 2016 MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY ll USGIF.ORG KPMG LLP Leidos LizardTech Mapbox Business Unit: National Security Sector 1008 Western Ave., Suite 200 1714 14th St NW 1676 International Dr. 11951 Freedom Dr. Seattle, WA 98104 Washington, DC 20009 McLean, VA 22102 Reston, VA 20190 www.lizardtech.com www.mapbox.com www.kpmg.com www.leidos.com LizardTech creates state-of-the-art soft- Mapbox is a platform for building custom KPMG is a leading professional services Leidos is a FORTUNE 500 science and ware products and solutions that enable maps and processing geo data, relying firm, with more than 23,000 profession- technology solutions leader working to governments and businesses to manage heavily on open source tools. We power als in 87 offices nationwide. KPMG’s address some of the world’s toughest and distribute massive, high-resolution maps for organizations like Foursquare, Federal Advisory practice supports the challenges in national security, health geospatial data such as aerial and satellite the Financial Times, and the National Department of Defense and Intelligence and engineering. The Company’s 19,000 imagery and LiDAR data. LizardTech Parks Services. Our team is based in Community (IC) in addressing business employees support vital missions for our pioneered MrSID, a powerful image Washington, DC and San Francisco. and technology challenges, including fi- government and the commercial sector, encoder, viewer, and file format. Membership Level: Sustaining Partner nancial and business transformation, cost develop innovative solutions to drive Membership Level: Sustaining Partner management, shared services optimiza- better outcomes and defend our Nation’s tion, organizational change management, digital and physical infrastructure from program management, and mission ‘new world’ threats. Headquartered in services enablement. Reston, Virginia, Leidos reported annual revenues of approximately $5.06 billion Membership Level: Sustaining Partner for its fiscal year ended January 30, 2015. Lockheed Martin POC: Karen Pifer, Strategic Events MapLarge Manager, 703-589-5149 Business Unit: Space Systems Company PO Box 179 1201 Peachtree St NE, Ste 200 [email protected] 400 Colony Square Membership Level: Strategic Partner Denver, CO 80201 www.lockheedmartin.com Atlanta, GA 30361 Headquartered in Bethesda, Maryland, www.maplarge.com Lockheed Martin is a global security MapLarge maximizes the time-to-value of and aerospace company that employs GEOINT by enabling analysts to visualize LAND INFO Worldwide approximately 125,000 people worldwide and analyze geospatial Big Data in real and is principally engaged in the research, time with High Definition resolution. The Mapping LLC design, development, manufacture, platform leverages its powerful in-mem- 9609 S University Blvd. #631961 LexisNexis integration and sustainment of advanced ory technology and an open API-driven Littleton, CO 80130 technology systems, products and services. architecture that provides a new view of Business Unit: LexisNexis OSINT geospatial data. MapLarge improves deci- www.landinfo.com 1150 18th Street NW, 6th Floor Lockheed Martin is a global leader in sion-making, planning, and collaboration LAND INFO is a leading provider Washington, DC 20036 technology for the full range of geospatial resulting in lasting mission outcomes. www.lexisnexis.com intelligence, geospatial processing and of satellite imagery and value-added POC: Lynwood Bishop, CEO, remote sensing solutions such as feature LexisNexis is the leader in open source related geospatial intelligence products. Lockheed Martin’s advanced systems 1-855-MAP-LARGE extraction (buildings, roads, hydrology intelligence (OSINT) research with over provide the technology backbone for col- [email protected] etc.), spectral classification/Object-Based 89,000 news and social media sources and lecting and disseminating imagery, fusing Membership Level: Sustaining Partner Image Analysis (land-use/land-cover, adaptable search technology from one discreet provider. LexisNexis takes intelli- multi-source data into a common picture, vegetation & change detection mapping) and delivering situational awareness and Digital Elevation Models. The gence professionals straight to information that matters, without leaving a footprint. through easy-to-use web-based services for company also offers custom mapping of Our intelligence is available via our own analysts and warfighters world-wide. economic indicators and an extensive proprietary platform, or via a direct feed. POC: David Messina, Business archive of global digital map data. POC: Adam Dietz, Senior Government Development, 703-466-2791 POC: Nick Hubing, President Consultant, 202-256-6794 [email protected] 303-790-9730, [email protected] [email protected] Membership Level: Strategic Partner MapR Technologies Membership Level: Small Business Partner Membership Level: Sustaining Partner 350 Holger Way, Suite 109 San Jose, CA 95134 www.mapr.com MapR enables organizations to create disruptive advantage and long-term value from their data with the industry’s only Luciad Inc. Converged Data Platform, which delivers 2200 Pennsylvania Ave. NW distributed processing, real-time analytics, 4th Floor, East Tower and enterprise-grade requirements across Learning Tree International LGS Innovations Washington, DC 20037 cloud and on-premise environments– 13650 Dulles Technology Dr. 13665 Dulles Technology Dr., Suite 301 www.luciad.com while leveraging the significant ongoing Herndon, VA 20171 Herndon, VA 20171 At Luciad, we are passionate about geospa- development in open source technologies www.learningtree.com www.lgsinnovations.com tial software. Our innovative, principled including Spark and Hadoop. Learning Tree International is a leading LGS Innovations delivers mission-critical approach and dedication to customer POC: Doug Natal, 703-674-7695 vendor-independent provider of training communications products, R&D, and satisfaction have earned us a reputation [email protected] to IT professionals and managers of supporting services to government and for cutting-edge excellence worldwide. Membership Level: Sustaining Partner business and government organizations commercial customers worldwide. We Luciad’s real-time situational awareness create advanced solutions in wireless worldwide since 1974. We provide skills geospatial software components are known communications, signals processing and for their flexibility, high performance enhancement services that help organi- analysis, optical networking, photonics, and accuracy. Luciad software plays an zations assess the skill levels of their staff, routing and switching, and spectrum invaluable role in safety-critical industries determine skill gaps and define learning management, driving mission success including aviation, defense, maritime, paths to enhance the competencies of in C4ISR, cyberspace operations, and public-safety & homeland-security, and their IT workforce. network assurance. utilities & logistics. MarkLogic Corporation POC: Brian Green, SVP, Sales & Solu- POC: Dustin Lowry, Business Opera- POC: Demetreus Lancsweert, Country Business Unit: Public Sector tion Development, 703-925-7611 tions Analyst, 703-394-1518 Manager North America, 202-507-5895 7950 Jones Branch Dr., Suite 200 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] McLean, VA 22107 Membership Level: Sustaining Partner Membership Level: Sustaining Partner Membership Level: Sustaining Partner www.marklogic.com

2016 MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY ll USGIF.ORG | 13 For over a decade, organizations around demanding federal computing, storage, the world have come to rely on MarkLog- networking, mobile and embedded ic to power their innovative information applications. applications. As the world’s experts at POC: Jim Board, Director of Federal Sales, 202-412-9806, [email protected] integrating data from silos, MarkLogic’s Mellanox Federal Systems Membership Level: Sustaining Partner operational and transactional enterprise 350 Oakmead Pkwy., Suite 100 NoSQL database platform empowers Sunnyvale, CA 94085 National Geospatial- our customers to build next generation www.mellanoxfederal.com Mellanox Technologies is a leading Intelligence Agency (NGA) applications on a unified, 360-degree 7500 GEOINT Dr. view of their data. supplier of end-to-end Ethernet and InfiniBand intelligent interconnect solu- Springfield, VA 22150 POC: Kim Kok, National Security tions and services for servers, storage, and www.nga.mil Programs, 571-389-0406 hyper-converged infrastructure. Mellanox NGA delivers world-class geospatial The MITRE Corp. intelligence, or GEOINT that provides a [email protected] intelligent interconnect solutions increase 7515 Colshire Dr., MS T630 decisive advantage to warfighters, policy- Membership Level: Sustaining Partner data center efficiency by providing the McLean, VA 22102 makers, intelligence professionals and first highest throughput and lowest latency, www.mitre.org responders. Both an intelligence agency delivering data faster to applications and The MITRE Corporation is a private, and combat support agency, NGA fulfills unlocking system performance. independent not-for-profit organization, the president’s national security priorities POC: Dale D’Alessio, CEO chartered to work solely in the public in partnership with the U.S. Intelligence 703-969-5735, [email protected] interest. It provides systems engineer- Community and the Department of De- Membership Level: Sustaining Partner ing, research and development, and fense. NGA also is the lead federal agency MDA information technology support to the for GEOINT and manages a global 13800 Commerce Pkwy. government. MITRE operates federally consortium of more than 400 commercial funded research and development centers Richmond, BC, Canada V6V 2J3 and government relationships. for the DoD, FAA, IRS, DHS, NIST, POC: Office of Corporate Communica- www.mdacorporation.com CMS and the U.S. Courts. MDA is a is a unique global commu- tions, 571-557-5200, [email protected] POC: Catherine Pennington, Portfolio Membership Level: Strategic Partner nications and information company, a MemSQL USG Director, National Geospatial Programs member of USGIF, and a leading source 534 4th St. 703-983-7104, [email protected] of actionable geospatial intelligence San Francisco, CA 94107 Membership Level: Sustaining Partner solutions for commercial and government www.memsql.com organizations worldwide. Actively sup- MemSQL is the real-time database for transactions and analytics. Our in-memory porting the U.S. DoD and Intelligence database provides for rapid ingest and Community for three decades, MDA simultaneous querying of data in flight. We delivers advanced geospatial systems, ser- enable our customers to have access to their vices, and products for government and data in the moment while performing ana- Monitor 360 Nelson Intelligence commercial programs, employing data lytics on constantly changing data sources. 444 Spear St., Suite 210 Solutions LLC products from leading high-resolution POC: Mike Kilrain, President San Francisco, CA 94105 800 Corporate Dr., Suite 301 satellite missions. MDA also has extensive 703-201-4480, [email protected] www.monitor-360.com Stafford, VA 22554 experience in priming turnkey satellite Membership Level: Small Business Partner Narratives are unseen forces that drive www.nelsonintelligencesolutions.com missions, and is a leader in multi-sensor behavior, and work for or against you. Nelson Intelligence Solutions (NIS), ground segments. People now express themselves across LLC was formed as a Service Disabled POC: Wendy Keyzer, Director, Market- numerous media platforms, allowing a Veteran and Minority Owned Business ing Communications, 604-231-2743 discoverable set of narratives that govern with offices located in Stafford, Virginia [email protected] people’s attitudes and behavior. Monitor and Little Rock, Arkansas. NIS’s main service sector will be intelligence analysis, Membership Level: Strategic Partner 360 helps clients harness the power of narratives—rather than being disrupt- geospatial production, providing on-site Mercom Corporation ed by them—impacting marketing, personnel services and in the intelligence 313 Commerce Dr. communications, strategy, and customer systems integration and Information Pawleys Island, SC 29585 experiences. Technology (IT) support. www.mercomcorp.com POC: Mary Jo Lampe, Director of Busi- POC: Eric W. Nelson, 703-629-8839 Mercom Corporation, your trusted ness Development, 202-412-2650 [email protected] technology advisor, combines the latest [email protected] Membership Level: Small Business Partner technology with highly trained profes- Membership Level: Small Business Partner sionals to deliver best in cutting edge Meadowgate Technologies solutions with first class customer service. Business Unit: Small Business POC: Betsy Chewning, Marketing and 171 Jersey St., Bldg 3, Suite 101 Vendor Relations Coordinator Trenton, NJ 08611 843-979-9957 www.meadowgate.us [email protected] Membership Level: Sustaining Partner Certified HUBZone, Women Owned MotionDSP Inc. 700 Airport Blvd., Suite 270 Neptune Small Business. Value-added reseller Burlingame, CA 94010 415 8th Street SE providing IT Solution Architecture and www.motiondsp.com Washington, DC 20003 Agile Secure Supply Chain Manage- MotionDSP, winner of two Air Force RIF www.neptuneasc.com ment with a DD254 & Integration contracts, makes commercial GPU- Neptune supports leaders in both Facility in MD. Multiple Prime contracts accelerated FMV and WAMI processing the private and public sectors with supporting the U.S. Federal Government. software for real-time video improve- an integrated offering that includes Specializing in Enterprise Servers & Micron Technology Inc. ment and video analytics. MotionDSP’s consulting services, proprietary research, Storage, Networking, High Performance 8000 S. Federal Way advanced image processing algorithms and policy and programmatic analysis. Boise, ID 83716 Computing, Peripherals, Services and comprehensively address video quality By leveraging our enterprise model, we www.micron.com issues, provide real-time Visual Moving identify risk and opportunity upstream of Software (Cloud, Analytics, Virtualization Micron is a global leader in advanced Target Indicator (VMTI) and tracking, the competition, setting the conditions and Cyber Security). semiconductor systems and the only and vastly improve the productivity of the to change problems into solutions and POC: Phil Loperfido, Director, Business U.S.-based memory provider capable of FMV analyst. value creation opportunities. Development, 267-626-9126 supplying the high-performance DRAM, POC: Sean Varah, CEO, 650-288-1164 POC: David Schopler, Partner [email protected] Flash, SSDs, and multichip packages that [email protected] 202-827-0277, [email protected] Membership Level: Sustaining Partner enable innovative solutions for the most Membership Level: Sustaining Partner Membership Level: Small Business Partner

14 | 2016 MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY ll USGIF.ORG provides integrated learning that enhances our student’s academic experience and career development. POC: Cordula Robinson, Associate NetApp Teaching Professor, 857-319-6650 Business Unit: U.S. Public Sector Next Century Corp. [email protected] 1921 Gallows Rd., Suite 600 Membership Level: Academic Partner 7075 Samuel Morse Dr., Suite 250 NJVC LLC Vienna, VA 22182 Columbia, MD 21046 14295 Park Meadow Dr. www.netapp.com www.nextcentury.com Chantilly, VA 20151 Leading organizations worldwide count Next Century is a professional services www.njvc.com on NetApp for software, systems and firm that provides Critical Insight Systems NJVC helps Intelligence agencies services to manage and store their data. which utilize innovative technologies and maximize mission capability through advanced cloud computing without Customers value our teamwork, expertise interface mechanisms to provide users compromising security, availability or and passion for helping them succeed with at-a-glance insight and decision support (i.e., bringing key information to those usability. NJVC engineers better paths to Northrop Grumman Corp. now and into the future. who need it, when they need it, where the cloud and improves IT performance Business Unit: Cyber & Intelligence POC: Gary Hale, Sr. Director, Intelli- they need it, and in a form that facilitates through cloud migration and hybrid Mission Solutions Division gence Programs, 703-918-7200 rapid and effective decision-making). IT transformation & optimization. We 2691 Technology Dr. align and manage more responsive, agile [email protected] POC: Mark A. Allen, VP, Business Annapolis Junction, MD 20701 IT through enterprise management & Membership Level: Associate Partner Development, 443-545-3135 www.northropgrumman.com [email protected] monitoring, software solutions and an absolute commitment to cyber security. Northrop Grumman is a leading global Membership Level: Sustaining Partner As a trusted IC partner since 2000, security company providing innovative NJVC unleashes the power of advanced systems, products and solutions in technology within the unique require- autonomous systems, cyber, C4ISR, ments of the Intelligence enterprise. strike, and logistics and modernization to Our 1,200 highly cleared IT profession- government and commercial custom- als are deployed globally, driven by your ers worldwide. We hold ourselves to a mission. higher standard, both in the products New Light Technologies POC: Jeff Bongianino, SVP, Chief Next Tier Concepts Inc. Revenue Officer, 703-429-9389 we deliver and in the way we con- Inc. (NLT) [email protected] duct ourselves throughout the entire 1100 H Street, NW, Suite 700 (NT Concepts) Membership Level: Strategic Partner customer experience. Because, after Washington, DC 20005 1945 Old Gallows Rd., Suite 400 all, we are in the business of securing a www.newlighttechnologies.com Vienna, VA 22182 great deal more than just our place in NLT provides enterprise IT and GIS www.ntconcepts.com the market. Our mission is to be at the NT Concepts serves customers across solutions through complete GIS system forefront of technology and innovation, Government with leading edge implementation services, from GIS needs delivering superior capability in tandem information technology solutions and with maximized cost efficiencies. The assessment through system implementa- comprehensive professional services. tion, maintenance, and ongoing quality Our technical capabilities span software, security solutions we provide help secure assurance/quality control. NLT has system, and network engineering, and freedoms for our nation and its partners Noblis around the world. helped numerous commercial, federal, include deep expertise in big data 3150 Fairview Park Dr. South POC: Tim Pasierb, Geospatial Account state, and local clients achieve the highest analytics, enterprise portal, cybersecurity, Falls Church, VA 22042 levels of return on their investments in IT and geospatial domains. Founded in www.noblis.org Manager, 314-704-0434 and GIS technology. 1998, we employ over 1000 professionals Noblis, a nonprofit S&T organization, [email protected] delivering customer-centric offerings to POC: Ghermay Araya, 202-568-6300 brings the best of science, management, Membership Level: Strategic Partner the Department of Defense, Intelligence and engineering together objectively. To- [email protected] Community, and Civilian agencies, Membership Level: Small Business Partner gether with our subsidiaries, Noblis ESI supporting a multitude of efforts with and Noblis NSP, we tackle the nation’s direct impact to our nation’s security. toughest problems and support critical POC: Chris Powell, CTO, 703-752-8634 national security, intelligence, transporta- [email protected] tion, healthcare, resilient infrastructure, Membership Level: Associate Partner and enterprise engineering missions for government and industry clients. POC: Jeff Anderson, Director of Business Development and Strategy Novetta 703-610-1637, [email protected] Business Unit: Corporate Business New World Solutions, Membership Level: Sustaining Partner Development 12021 Sunset Hills Rd., Suite 400 a SOSi Company NextFED Inc. Reston, VA 20190 1765 Greensboro Station Pl., Suite 900 1881 Campus Commons Dr., Suite 500 www.novetta.com Reston, VA 20191 McLean, VA 22102 www.nextfederal.com Novetta delivers agile big data solutions www.new-world-solutions.com NextFED is a consulting firm with a and services that deliver actionable New World Solutions LLC—an SOS deep understanding of the National insights. Our Identity, Cyber and International (SOSi) company based Security Mission and decades of Northeastern University Social Analytics enable government in Reston, Virginia provides support to experience and expertise. NextFED is Business Unit: College of Professional and commercial customers worldwide a wide spectrum of ground-, airborne-, a privately-held woman owned small Studies to quickly make data-driven decisions. and space-based ISR programs operating business with TS/SCI access. Focus 360 Huntington Ave. We apply mission critical technology in across a range of disciplines in the areas: Mergers and Acquisition Support; Boston, MA 02115 cloud computing, geospatial analysis and defense and intelligence communities. Strategic Planning and Advisory; www.northeastern.edu/cps visualization, entity resolution, biometrics Business Development and Capture NWS is an award-winning company offer- Northeastern University is a top-tier, and software and systems engineering to Support; Commercialization of Dual- nonprofit, research university ranked in ing our customers high value technical drive mission success. Use Technology. the Top 50 by U.S. News & World Report services to meet mission needs. POC: Lorraine Castro, Executive Vice connecting students to leading faculty, POC: Andrea Keilholtz, Senior Director, POC: Harry G. 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2016 MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY ll USGIF.ORG | 15 Oracle America Inc. Octo Consulting Group Inc. Business Unit: National Security Group NVIDIA 1600 International Dr., Suite 500 Open Geospatial 1910 Oracle Way McLean, VA 22102 Reston, VA 20190 2701 San Tomas Expy. Consortium (OGC) www.oracle.com www.octoconsulting.com Santa Clara, CA 95050 35 Main Street, Suite 5 From data center operations to cloud www.nvidia.com/defense Octo Consulting Group, Inc., (Octo) is Wayland, MA 01778 applications, Oracle not only eliminates NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA) is a an agile, mid-sized business delivering www.opengeospatial.org the complexity that stifles business computer technology company that has mission enabling management consulting The OGC is an international consortium innovation, but also engineers in speed, pioneered GPU-accelerated computing. and technology services. Our experience of more than 500 companies, government reliability, security, and manageability. It targets the world’s the most demanding in program management, agile software agencies, research organizations, and Oracle’s industry-leading cloud-based users — gamers, designers and scientists development, testing and evaluation, and universities participating in a consensus and on-premises solutions give custom- — with products, services and software ers complete deployment flexibility and sustainment services has enabled us to process to develop open geospatial stan- that power amazing experiences in virtual unmatched benefits including applica- grow extensively across the federal civilian, dards. OGC standards play a critical role reality, artificial intelligence, professional in geospatial intelligence, empowering tion integration, advanced security, high health, defense, and intelligence markets. visualization and autonomous cars. technology developers to make geospatial/ availability, scalability, energy efficiency, POC: James Vant, Senior Vice President, POC: Kevin Berce, Director, Industry location information and services useful powerful performance, and low total Business Development, 408-566-6467 703-447-1133 across the net-centric environment. cost of ownership. Oracle’s open architecture and multiple operating [email protected] [email protected] POC: Mark Reichardt, President & CEO system options (Oracle Linux, Oracle Membership Level: Sustaining Partner Membership Level: Sustaining Partner 301-840-1361 Solaris, and more) provide unrivaled [email protected] choice and flexibility for all deployment Membership Level: Sustaining Partner scenarios, including hybrid clouds. Oracle’s National Security Group is proud to provide the IC with innovative technology that enables the world’s best intelligence. POC: Mark Tatum, Vice President, Mission Solutions, 703-364-2311 Oasys International Corp. OGSystems [email protected] 1750 Tysons Blvd., Suite 1500 14291 Park Meadow Dr., Suite 100 Membership Level: Strategic Partner McLean, VA 22102 Chantilly, VA 20151 OpenWhere Inc. www.oasysic.com 2201 Cooperative Way, Suite 350 Oasys International Corporation (Oasys) www.ogsystems.com Herndon, VA 20171 is a management IT services company OGSystems is a disruptive GEOINT www.openwhere.com serving Government and industry with Solutions provider- we are technology OpenWhere is harnessing the power of agility, while delivering objective, flexible enablers. We don’t just create proprietary the world’s sensors delivering insights and efficient solutions for our customers’ solutions for our customers, we seek for a smarter and safer planet. We apply toughest challenges. We do so with one the best ones. Immersing in our clients’ cloud computing, location based services, simple goal in mind: deliver responsive, Orbit Logic mission needs, we work tougher to com- open source technologies, and big data efficient solutions and services—one cus- 7852 Walker Dr., Suite 400 bine our vast experience with the best analytics to deliver next generation tomer, one person, and one deliverable Greenbelt, MD 20770 technologies and partnerships available to information services to government and at a time. www.orbitlogic.com commercial customers. Our experienced POC: Paige Openshaw, Director get you from problem to solution- faster. Orbit Logic specializes in mission plan- Corporate Administration, 703-269-8825 POC: Aarish Gokaldas, Executive Part- team turns sensed data into advanced ning, scheduling, and space situational [email protected] ner, 202-549-6256 analytics to support decision makers. awareness. Orbit Logic’s operationally Membership Level: Sustaining Partner [email protected] POC: Chris Glanzmann, COO proven software products create better Membership Level: Strategic Partner 703-935-1934 plans faster with fewer resources, more [email protected] insight, and less risk. Our highly configu- Membership Level: Small Business Partner rable desktop, web, mobile, and onboard software supports analysis and operations for domains including aerial/satellite imaging and space/ground networking. POC: Ella Herz, Chief Operating Officer 301-982-6234, [email protected] Observera Inc. Membership Level: Sustaining Partner 3856 Dulles South Ct., Suite I OmniEarth Inc. Chantilly, VA 20151 251 18th St South, Suite 650 www.observera.com Optensity Inc. Arlington, VA 22202 Observera is a high technology, wom- 860 Michael Faraday Drive, Suite 100 an-owned small business that specializes www.omniearth.net Reston, VA 20190 in sophisticated geospatial science, pro- OmniEarth improves our subscribers’ www.optensity.com cessing and analysis. Our staff’s expertise ability to visualize the world around Optensity offers AppSymphony, a covers the range of geospatial disciplines, them by enhancing their ability to see, platform that enables developers, data Orbital ATK Inc. scientists and analysts to rapidly build including imagery science, imagery analyze, and react to change in real time. Business Unit: Aerospace advanced analytic applications as com- analysis, GIS and imagery software Through a constant stream of geoinfor- 45101 Warp Dr. posite “apps” from dynamic workflows. development. Our specialties include: matics, OmniEarth subscribers always Dulles, VA 20166 AppSymphony then orchestrates these providing on-site image science and have access to imagery and derived www.orbitalatk.com analysis expertise, providing imagery sys- apps to execute across hybrid clouds and information products from any location Orbital ATK’s Space Systems Group is tems engineering services and geospatial multiple infrastructures wherever the one of the world’s preeminent satellite on Earth – on demand and over time. workflow development, optimization and data resides. AppSymphony is currently builders and advanced space systems pro- customization. POC: Alistair Miller, Sales and Partner- available on AWS and enterprise clouds. viders, for commercial, military, scientific POC: Todd Jamison, CEO ships, 888-838-6318 x702 POC: Pamela Arya, CEO, 703-868-5248 and international customers. We are a 703-378-3153, [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] market-leading supplier of space compo- Membership Level: Sustaining Partner Membership Level: Small Business Partner Membership Level: Small Business Partner nents that power and enable satellites of

16 | 2016 MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY ll USGIF.ORG all classes, and is pioneering innovative analytics company with a unified compre- management, location intelligence, analysis; and enterprise risk modeling. in-orbit satellite servicing technologies. hensive platform. Pentaho’s open source customer engagement, shipping and PlanetRisk develops models enabling POC: Daniel Brophy, Senior Director, heritage, helps organizations eliminate mailing, and global ecommerce. More analysts to recognize hidden patterns, Business Development, 703-406-5436 coding while harnessing value from all than 1.5 million clients in approximately detect anomalies, and forecast future [email protected] their data, including big data, Internet of 100 countries around the world rely on conditions. Membership Level: Sustaining Partner Things, predictive analytics, with easy to products, solutions and services from POC: Eileen Ratzer, Director, Analytics embed analytics for custom dashboards, Pitney Bowes. 703-663-2010, [email protected] data visualizations in the Cloud, or POC: Joe Francica, Managing Director, Membership Level: Small Business Partner on-premise. Location Intelligence Solutions POC: Trisha Orndoff, Director, Federal 256-640-9507, [email protected] Sales, 301-509-5161 Membership Level: Sustaining Partner [email protected] Membership Level: Small Business Partner PAR Government Systems The Potomac Advocates Corp. (PAR Government) (PRASAM LLC) Business Unit: Intelligence, Surveil- 12884 Harbor Dr., Suite D lance, and Reconnaissance Division Woodbridge, VA 22192 421 Ridge St. PIXIA Corp. www.potadv.com Rome, NY 13440 Business Unit: Corporate Headquarters The Potomac Advocates is a leading www.pargovernment.com 11951 Freedom Dr. Washington-based consulting and lob- Pherson Associates Reston, VA 20190 bying firm. We provide comprehensive PAR Government delivers innovative 1892 Preston White Dr., Suite 300 www.pixia.com and cost effective services to some of the systems and service solutions for the Reston, VA 20191 Since 1999, PIXIA provides blazing fast world’s largest corporations, small and geospatial intelligence community with www.pherson.org data management, access and dissemi- medium sized businesses, and individu- a focus on Situational Awareness, FMV, Pherson Associates provides training, nation of massive volumes of large visual als. Our principals have served in DoD raster imagery, LiDAR, and geospatial mentoring, and coaching services. For and geospatial datasets. PIXIA creates fast and on Congressional staffs. We identify information assurance. For 30+ years, serve federal agencies, providing experts and easy access to large data so customers opportunities and help you win business. PAR has provided cutting edge support to to teach and guide the effective applica- pull exactly the data they need, precisely POC: John Nichols, Partner/Owner the DoD, Federal, State and local agen- tion of strategies, tools, and techniques to when they need it anywhere around the 703-493-8036, [email protected] cies, as well as private industry and global make sense of the present and anticipate world without changing user workflows, Membership Level: Sustaining Partner commercial/government markets. the future. We develop clear-thinking POC: Wes Cordova, Director, Business architectures or existing tools. analysts and leaders who will help our POC: Pat Ernst, COO, 571-203-9665 Development, 315-356-2104 nation foresee and prepare to meet new [email protected] [email protected] threats and challenges. Membership Level: Sustaining Partner Membership Level: Sustaining Partner POC: Diana Pittman, PMP, Program Manager, 703-391-6071 [email protected] Membership Level: Sustaining Partner Polyverse Corporation 550 Kirkland Way, Suite 210 Kirkland, WA 98033 www.polyverse.io Polyverse provides the only com- Penn State University mercially deployed Moving Target Planet Defense (MTD) cybersecurity platform. Penn State Geospatial Intelligence Pictometry 346 9th Street Program Polyverse dynamically partitions server International Corp. San Francisco, CA 94103 applications into vast numbers of secure 2217 EES Building www.planet.com University Park, PA 16802 25 Methodist Hill Rd. containers which constantly reset to Rochester, NY 14623 Planet’s mission is to image the entire a known good state, automatically www.psu.edu Earth, every day, and to make informa- Penn State has offered instructor-led www.pictometry.com eliminating any undetected malware. Pictometry International Corp., an tion about change on the Earth visible, Polyverse constantly scrambles an online education to over 5600 geospatial accessible, and actionable. We design, professionals since 1999. We have over 35 EagleView Technologies company, is the application’s binaries, fundamentally unparalleled provider of aerial imagery, build, and operate commercial remote inoculating systems against cyberattacks. courses covering Geospatial Intelligence sensing satellites, and maintain a web competencies and cutting-edge applica- data analytics and GIS solutions serving The platform is highly adaptable to exist- the government, commercial and public platform for searching, viewing, and ing on-premise and cloud environments. tions. Penn State specializes in designing downloading our imagery. and implementing educational programs utility sectors. Patented image capture POC: Steve Potter, Vice President, Sales processes and property-centric analytic POC: Scott Brunton, Director US 619-261-3421, [email protected] that emphasizes preparation of the Government Sales, 703-475-1398 individual to confront disaster response, tools empower end-user workflows with Membership Level: Small Business Partner highly accurate answer sets supporting [email protected] emergency management, and military Membership Level: Associate Partner operations. property claims, risk management, POC: Dr. Todd S. Bacastow, Professor of construction, emergency response, assess- Practice, 814-863-0049, [email protected] ment, corridor mapping and more. Membership Level: Academic Partner POC: Ira Marcus, VP, Federal Sales 571-335-8356, [email protected] Membership Level: Sustaining Partner ProCleared LLC 10432 Balls Ford Rd., Suite 300 PlanetRisk Manassas, VA 20109 www.procleared.com (formerly iMapData) Bridging Skills to Requirements: We pro- 8280 Greensboro Dr., Suite 800 vide highly qualified cleared personnel Pentaho, A Hitachi Group McLean, VA 22102 to satisfy National Security requirements, Pitney Bowes www.planetrisk.com but not just any person in any require- Company 3001 Summer St. PlanetRisk is a global big data analytics ment. We look for the right person in the Business Unit: Federal Government Sales Stamford, CT 06926 company providing advanced technolo- right requirement, with the right skills, 5950 Hazeltine National Drive www.pitneybowes.com/us gy solutions merging big data, visionary with the right clearance, at the right time, Orlando, FL 32822 Pitney Bowes is a global technology analytics and subject matter expertise. to accomplish the mission. www.pentaho.com company offering innovative products Capabilities are in data sourcing, POC: Gary L. Martin, CEO Pentaho, a Hitachi Group company, is and solutions that enable commerce integration and engineering; advanced 540-422-1202, [email protected] a leading data integration and business in the areas of customer information analytics; geospatial and social network Membership Level: Sustaining Partner

2016 MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY ll USGIF.ORG | 17 gration, testing, training and deployment. POC: Mike Lee, Director, Technical Solutions, 703-272-3204 x2052 [email protected] Quantum Corp. Membership Level: Small Business Partner 224 Airport Pkwy., Suite 300 Raytheon Co. PTFS (Progressive Business Unit: Raytheon Intelligence, San Jose, CA 95110 Information and Services Technology Federal www.quantum.com/government 22270 Pacific Blvd., Mail Drop: AA Quantum StorNext scale-out storage Systems) Inc. Dulles, VA 20166 powers today’s most demanding ISR 11501 Huff Ct. www.raytheon.com Bethesda, MD 20895 workflows—enabling analysts to capture, Raytheon Company, with 2014 sales process, share, and preserve the growing www.ptfs.com of $24 billion, is a technology and influx of geospatial data. Designed to PTFS provides a content management innovation leader specializing in defense, Riegl USA meet advances in remote sensors, full homeland security and other government 7035 Grand National Dr., Suite 100 system (CMS) for more than 500 orga- motion video, and satellite technologies, markets throughout the world. With Orlando, FL 32819 nizations worldwide. Our core products Quantum addresses skyrocketing ISR a history of innovation spanning 90 www.rieglusa.com providing geospatial CMS functionality needs with a high-performance, scalable years, Raytheon provides state-of-the-art RIEGL USA delivers cutting edge include Knowvation, Bibliovation and storage solution. electronics, mission systems integration technology in airborne, mobile, terrestrial, Droneware. To help organizations focus POC: Don Maruca, 800-881-2296 and capabilities in sensing; effects; and the newest unmanned laser scanning on their core mission, we also offer highly [email protected] command, control, communications and solutions. From purchase, to system technical teams that streamline the Membership Level: Sustaining Partner intelligence systems (C3I); and cyber, as integration, as well as training and support, process to stand up and maintain custom well as a broad range of mission support RIEGL USA stands out as a leader in the solutions that best meet client needs. and training services. With headquarters industry. RIEGL USA: Building Systems, POC: Dan Quinn, Vice President in Waltham, Mass., Raytheon employs Delivering Performance. 301-654-8088 x154, [email protected] 63,000 people worldwide. POC: James Van Rens, Chief Operating POC: Luis Martinez, Director, Membership Level: Sustaining Partner Officer, 407-248-9927 GEOINT Business Development [email protected] 972-664-7723 Membership Level: Sustaining Partner [email protected] Radiance Membership Level: Strategic Partner Technologies Inc. Business Unit: Technical Intelligence Group 5100 Springfield St., Suite 210 PwC Dayton, OH 45431 Riverside Research 1800 Tysons Blvd. www.radiancetech.com Business Unit: Washington Business McLean, VA 22102 Radiance Technologies, Inc. is an em- Office www.pwc.com/publicsector ployee owned small business geospatial Red Hen Systems LLC 2900 Crystal Dr., 8th Floor PwC’s Public Sector Practice helps feder- solutions integrator for the Department of 145B W. Swallow Rd. Arlington, VA 22202 Defense and the Intelligence Commu- al agencies solve complex business issues, Ft. Collins, CO 80525 www.riversideresearch.org nity. Radiance provides multi-discipline www.redhensystems.com Riverside Research is a leading innovator/ manage risk and add value through our time- and content- dominant geospatial RHS, the handheld guys, offer mobile integrator of advanced GEOINT con- comprehensive service offerings in finan- intelligence support to a diverse customer mapping solutions. From MediaMapper cepts, algorithms, and capabilities for the cial management; program management; base including the Air Force National Air Mobile App for Android available at NGA, IC, and DoD. We are experienced human capital; enterprise effectiveness; and Space Intelligence Center, the Army the IGAPP Store, to THISR tactical in designing enterprise-wide strategies governance, risk and compliance; and Intelligence and Security Command, the handheld ISR and UAS kits, RHS fuses and mission-focused solutions addressing technology, all of which are delivered Naval Oceanographic Office. metadata from cameras, GPS and emerging ISR and Cyber needs. As a not- seamlessly throughout the world. POC: Bill Bailey III, Strategic Initiatives telemetry instruments. Converts to MISB for-profit, we employ an open innovation POC: John Guedel, Director Analyst, 256-489-8526 compliant FMV. For defense, mobile R&D model encouraging internal and ex- 703-624-4722, [email protected] [email protected] missions, patrols, Zika, natural/manmade ternal collaboration to advance technology Membership Level: Sustaining Partner Membership Level: Sustaining Partner disasters, gas leak detection, natural in defense of our Nation. resources, etc. POC: John Boylan, Vice President POC: Neil Havermale, Managing Government Relations, 703-908-2104 Member, 970-493-3952 [email protected] [email protected] Membership Level: Sustaining Partner Membership Level: Sustaining Partner

Quadrint Inc. RadiantBlue 10411 Motor City Dr., Suite 375 Technologies Inc. Bethesda, MD 20817 1975 Research Pkwy., Suite 315 Reinventing Geospatial www.quadrint.com Colorado Springs, CO 80920 Inc. (RGi) S2 Analytical Solutions www.radiantblue.com Quadrint is a small business that provides Business Unit: Government Solutions 625 Elden Street, Suite 202 end-to-end support for corporate business Ranked as one of the world’s fastest 4035 Ridge Top Rd., Suite 520 Herndon, VA 20170 systems throughout the Intelligence growing technology companies, Radiant- Fairfax, VA 22030 www.s2analyticalsolutions.com Community. We provide systems engi- Blue provides software development, IT, www.rgi-corp.com S2 Analytical Solutions, LLC is a consulting and program support services neering, development, architecture, and RGi is a consulting and technology-driven small business providing full life cycle, for the U.S. Defense and Intelligence business process support for the system business that enables our Intelligence, mission-focused system engineering, agile Communities. With 95% of our staff technology insertion, cloud migration, that manage the IC, including human Defense and Federal clients to achieve cleared, RadiantBlue is making a differ- mission success. Our consultative ap- and business analytic services to the U.S. resources, workforce security, financials, ence in delivery of solutions quicker and proach is based on customer collaboration intelligence community, Department of and records management systems. with lower total costs of ownership. and thoughtful consideration of the Defense and other agencies. POC: David Conetsco, Director of Busi- POC: Todd Ham, Vice President Pro- right technology, workflows, policies and POC: Steven Bailey, CEO and Manag- ness Development, 703-349-0139 x706 grams & Development, 571-521-8018 training necessary to achieve operational ing Partner, 703-597-9647 [email protected] [email protected] success. We specialize in architecture, [email protected] Membership Level: Small Business Partner Membership Level: Sustaining Partner engineering, research, development, inte- Membership Level: Sustaining Partner

18 | 2016 MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY ll USGIF.ORG Safe Software Inc. SAS SGI Sandia National Laboratories Business Unit: Federal 7445 132nd St., Suite 2017 Business Unit: Federal P.O. Box 5800, MS 0980 1530 Wilson Blvd., Suites 800 & 900 Surrey, BC, Canada V3W 1J8 420 National Business Pkwy., Suite 180 Albuquerque, NM 87185 Arlington, VA 22209 www.safe.com Annapolis Junction, MD 20701 www.sandia.gov sas.com/national-security Connect, Transform & Automate with www.sgi.com Sandia National Laboratories is a govern- SAS is the leader in predictive analytics intuitive workflow authoring and enter- software and services. Through innovative SGI is a global leader in high perfor- ment-owned/contractor operated facility prise automation. Easily move spatial and solutions, SAS helps government and mil- mance solutions for compute, data managed by Sandia Corporation for the non-spatial data between applications itary intelligence fully utilize all available analytics and data management that U.S. Department of Energy’s Nation- with FME’s unlimited flexibility to data to solve complex problems and reveal enable customers to accelerate time to al Nuclear Security Administration. national security threats. Since 1976, SAS restructure, reformat and integrate 325+ discovery, innovation, and profitability. Sandia is recognized as a national leader has been giving customers around the different data formats. Connect systems POC: Robert Paddison, Federal Relations in preventing technological surprise, world THE POWER TO KNOW. with workflow automation, job sched- anticipating threats, and providing inno- POC: Josh Mahoney, Senior Account Manager, 301-874-5994, [email protected] uling, notification services, real-time vative, science-based system engineering Executive, 410-418-9902 Membership Level: Associate Partner capabilities and more. solutions to our nation’s most challenging [email protected] POC: Frank Zander, Account Executive Membership Level: Sustaining Partner national security problems. Federal Government, 604-501-9985 x354 [email protected] Membership Level: Sustaining Partner Membership Level: Sustaining Partner

SDL Government 2325 Dulles Corner Blvd., Suite 1100 Sierra Nevada Corp. Herndon, VA 20171 Business Unit: Intelligence, Surveil- www.sdlgov.com lance, and Reconnaissance SanDisk, SDL Government translation technology 444 Salomon Cir. solutions have been chosen by govern- Sparks, NV 89434 SAIC a Western Digital brand ment and commercial customers for their www.sncorp.com 1710 SAIC Dr. 13873 Park Center Road, Suite 230 easy adaptability to specific domains and SNC is a world-class prime systems McLean, VA 22102 Herndon, VA 20171 custom applications, providing a universal COTS architecture that rapidly delivers integrator and electronic systems provider www.saic.com www.sandisk.com linguistic technology tailored to specific known for its rapid, innovative, and agile SAIC is a premier technology integrator SanDisk, a Western Digital brand, is deployment scenarios. Our translation technology solutions. Fast-growing and providing full life cycle services and expanding the possibilities of data storage. technology products support applications widely diversified, SNC is a high-tech solutions in the technical, engineering, Our products are used in the world’s including broadcast and media monitor- electronics, engineering, and manufactur- intelligence, and enterprise information leading-edge data centers, embedded in ing, cross language internet and enterprise technology markets. SAIC provides sys- advanced smartphones, tablets, and lap- searching, instant message chat, speech ing corporation that continues to expand tems engineering and integration offerings tops, and entrusted by consumers around to text translation, social media analytics, its impressive portfolio of capabilities, for large, complex projects. Headquartered the globe. From mobile devices to and document and media exploitation by products and services. in McLean, Virginia, SAIC has approx- hyperscale data centers, SanDisk storage incorporating machine translation into the POC: Taco Gilbert, VP of Business application functionality. imately 15,000 employees and annual solutions make the incredible possible. Development, 303-795-0604 revenues of about $4.3 billion. POC: Denise Rhea-McKenzie, VP Sales [email protected] POC: Shaylin O’Connell, 703-890-5307 Marketing & BD, 703-665-6739 POC: Colleen Oresky, VP, Intelligence Membership Level: Sustaining Partner shaylin.o’[email protected] [email protected] Community Solutions, 703-676-6573 Membership Level: Sustaining Partner Membership Level: Associate Partner [email protected] Membership Level: Sustaining Partner

Sigma Space SAP National Security Seagate Government 4600 Forbes Blvd. The Sanborn Map Company Services (SAP NS2) Solutions Lanham, MD 20706 13800 Coppermine Rd. www.sigmaspace.com 1935 Jamboree Dr., Suite 100 1101 Wootton Pkwy., Suite 800 Herndon, VA 20171 Established in 1998, Sigma Space Corpo- Colorado Springs, CO 80920 Rockville, MD 20852 www.seagategov.com ration produces next-generation LiDAR, www.sanborn.com/industries/ www.sapns2.com Seagate Government Solutions is a US laser ranging, attitude determination, Sanborn delivers total geospatial SAP National Security Services (SAP business entity dedicated to helping spectroscopy, and radiometry instrumen- solutions. Leveraging a 140-year history, NS2) combines the power of enterprise, address the growing data management Sanborn provides high value solutions database, business analytics and mobile needs of government agencies. Seagate’s tation for remote sensing. Sigma Space for mapping and geographic data, aerial software solutions from SAP, Sybase and SL200 can simplify management of 100’s offers advanced science and engineering surveys, photogrammetry and image BusinessObjects with the highest levels of of petabytes of data while protecting mis- services to private and government analysis, as well as advanced structured security and support to meet the unique sion-critical data sets from cyber-threats clients, including NASA and DoD. Sup- in an efficient, cost effective manner, analytics and 3D modeling and visualiza- mission requirements of US national secu- porting these efforts is our world-class staff enabling Multi-Level Security for the rity and critical infrastructure customers. of engineers, technicians, and scientists. tion systems for customers worldwide. Geospatial Community. POC: Katie Fitzsimmons, Director of POC: Jason Caldwell, Vice President POC: Kristen Sanchez, Vice President of POC: Mike Moritzkat, Sales Manager - Business Development, 719-264-5547 Marketing, 301-896-1120 Federal, 703-400-2228 Operations, 301-552-6001 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Membership Level: Sustaining Partner Membership Level: Associate Partner Membership Level: Sustaining Partner Membership Level: Sustaining Partner

2016 MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY ll USGIF.ORG | 19 solutions that solve the problem of long term storage for business and technology professionals dealing with exponential data growth. Spectra enables affordable, Solers Inc. Space Dynamics Laboratory multi-decade data storage and access Simulyze Inc. 1965 N Research Park Way by creating new methods of managing 950 North Glebe Rd., Suite 1100 information in all forms of deep storage— 12020 Sunrise Valley Dr., Suite 300 N Logan, UT 84341 Arlington, VA 22203 including archive, backup, cold storage, Reston, VA 20191 www.sdl.usu.edu private cloud and public cloud. www.simulyze.com www.solers.com SDL provides space, air and ground- POC: Glenn Saxman, Director, Federal Simulyze offers a high-end four-dimen- Solers, Inc. is an innovative software based sensors, small satellite technologies, Sales, 703-407-8800 sional operational intelligence platform development and systems integration prototype hardware and software de- [email protected] tailored to meet the needs of the military company. CMMI Maturity Level 3 velopment, concept validation studies Membership Level: Sustaining Partner (operations and intelligence), commer- certified and Agile processes, Solers and demonstrations, and solutions for cial defense, tracking, and aerospace delivers high quality solutions of ISR operations from data acquisition to end-user data exploitation. C4ISR communities. Simulyze’s technology can Enterprise Services, Net-Centric & solutions include data compression and analyze complex events in real-time with Service Oriented Architecture, Cloud transmission solutions, ground processing data from multiple disparate data sources. Computing, Satellite Ground Systems, Customized & user-friendly, Mission In- and display stations, screening/exploita- Cybersecurity, Information Assurance, sight provides comprehensive battlespace tion software, and tactical sensors for IdAM & Cross Domain Solutions, analysis and visualization. real-time data acquisition. POC: Christy Gallagher, Senior Systems Data Visualization and Geospatial POC: Amy Secrist, Business Develop- Engineer, 703-391-7001 x272 Applications. ment Manager, 435-713-3088 SRC Inc. [email protected] POC: Trey Rhiddlehoover, Vice President [email protected] 7502 Round Pond Rd. Membership Level: Sustaining Partner 703-526-0001 Membership Level: Academic Partner North Syracuse, NY 13212 [email protected] www.srcinc.com Membership Level: Associate Partner SRC, Inc. formerly Syracuse Research Corporation, is a not-for-profit research and development company with almost 60 years of experience in defense, environment and intelligence. As a Spaceknow Inc. not-for-profit, our value and integrity isn’t 620 Folsom St., Unit 100 measured by investors, but by the satisfac- Skyline Software San Francisco, CA 94107 tion level of the customers we serve and Systems Inc. www.spaceknow.com success of the missions we support. Spaceknow is a provider of online plat- POC: John (Jack) Lo Secco, Assistant Business Unit: Defense Solvarus forms for automatic analysis of satellite Vice President, 315-452-8998 13873 Park Center Rd., Suite 201 6200 Maple Run Ct. imagery. By partnering with leading [email protected] Herndon, VA 20171 Clifton, VA 20124 satellite imagery companies, Spaceknow Membership Level: Sustaining Partner www.skylinesoft.com brings the imagery and analytics into Skyline Software is a leader in 3D www.solvarus.com an integrated interface for on-demand earth visualization, geospatial data fusion Solvarus specializes in domain-specific sub- situational awareness. and dissemination capabilities. Skyline’s ject matter expertise (SIGINT, GEOINT, POC: Pavel Machalek, CEO MULTIINT), cloud services adoption, TerraExplorer and SkylineGlobe 415-349-1576, [email protected] applications set the standards for 3D migration of legacy systems & data, Membership Level: Small Business Partner desktop and web-based applications; management of Agile development efforts, SRI International allowing users to generate custom 3D creating & institutionalizing enterprise ar- 201 Washington Rd. globes utilizing their own data, integrated chitectures, promoting IT interoperability Princeton, NJ 08540 with their applications and delivered & reuse, and managing large IT portfolios. www.sri.com across almost any network. We bring full development lifecycle exper- Silicon Valley-based SRI International, POC: Steve Marks, Director, Business tise to solve mission problems. a nonprofit research and development Development, 703-378-3780 x112 organization, performs sponsored R&D for POC: Russ Wallace, President [email protected] Spatial Networks Inc. governments, businesses, and founda- Membership Level: Sustaining Partner 321-961-5360, [email protected] 360 Central Ave., Suite 200 tions. SRI is known for world-changing Membership Level: Sustaining Partner St. Petersburg, FL 33701 innovations in computing, health and www.spatialnetworks.com pharmaceuticals, materials, sensing, ener- Spatial Networks is a geospatial tech- gy, education, national defense, and more. nology solution provider specializing in POC: Ron Krakower, Director data acquisition, analysis, visualization, 609-734-2493, [email protected] human-geography & management with Membership Level: Sustaining Partner emphasis on emerging & post-conflict regions. Our products and services Software AG Government amplify GEOINT for CONUS & Solutions OCONUS requirements. We operate a 12950 Worldgate Dr., Suite 300 SOS International LLC strategic global footprint & respond with Herndon, VA 20170 1881 Campus Commons Dr., Suite 500 an on-demand tempo. www.softwareaggov.com Reston, VA 20190 POC: Anthony Quartararo, CEO Our integrated digital business platform www.sosi.com 727-216-2893, [email protected] removes barriers to connect data from SOS International LLC (SOSi) is a pri- Membership Level: Sustaining Partner Stellar Solutions Inc. any source. Trusted for rapid application vate, family-owned government services 14425 Penrose Pl., Suite 400 development, process automation, IT integrator. Founded in 1989, we have Chantilly, VA 20151 transformation, real-time in-memory experience in more than 30 countries www.stellarsolutions.com data management and analytics, our worldwide. SOSi provides intelligence, Stellar Solutions is an engineering products enable GEOINT professionals technology and project management services business providing top-tiered to exploit new and legacy technologies technical expertise and problem-solving solutions to large government and to quickly solve mission critical IT skills to significant national and interna- challenges at massive scale. private-sector organizations. Spectra Logic tional aerospace programs. The company POC: Ray Falcione, Regional Vice POC: James Edwards, Vice President 6285 Lookout Rd. has distinguished itself by satisfying cus- President, 703-949-9549 Business Development, 703-674-5018 Boulder, CO 80301 tomers’ critical needs on diverse projects, [email protected] [email protected] www.spectralogic.com including defense-related intelligence Membership Level: Sustaining Partner Membership Level: Sustaining Partner Spectra Logic develops deep storage projects, international telecommuni-

20 | 2016 MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY ll USGIF.ORG cations satellites, commercial imagery solutions to our customers. Our team of global activity with timely, accessible, satellites and NASA’s earth science and senior engineers and program managers sub-meter imagery and HD video. planetary missions. are specialists in operations, enterprise POC: Andy Hock, Product Manager, POC: Pat Logsdon, Vice President management, web development, virtu- Analytics Textron Systems Intelligence Programs, 703-657-2738 Membership Level: Associate Partner alization, cloud computing, large-scale Business Unit: Geospatial Solutions [email protected] transitions, SAFe, software and hardware 21660 Ridgetop Circle, Suite 110 Membership Level: Sustaining Partner integration support, and innovative data Sterling, VA 20166 visualizations with Tableau. www.textronsystems.com Membership Level: Small Business Partner Textron Systems Geospatial Solutions delivers scalable and innovative software solutions that enable GEOINT analysts to produce timely and relevant geospatial information to support mission critical TerraGo Technologies operations. Its analytic, visualization and 45610 Woodland Rd., Suite 350 data management technologies provide us- Surrey Satellite Sterling, VA 20166 er-focused interfaces, optimized workflows Technology US LLC Teledyne Optech www.terragotech.com and precise positioning to deliver action- Founded in 2005, TerraGo invented able intelligence from imagery sources 345 Inverness Dr South, Suite 100 Business Unit: Defense & Security the industry’s most widely adopted and sensors. Textron Systems time-tested Englewood, CO 80112 Solutions geospatial collaboration technology with and mission-proven tools for imagery www.surreysatellite.com 150 Lucius Gordon Dr. its innovative GeoPDF products and exploitation (RemoteView), 3D analysis Surrey Satellite is the world’s leading West Henrietta, NY 14586 is revolutionizing field data collection (3D Pro), full motion video exploitation small satellite innovator with over www.teledyneoptech.com with its TerraGo Edge mobile platform. (V-TRAC), feature extraction (Feature 30 years of experience and 47 successful Teledyne Optech is a world leader in the TerraGo’s customers include the world’s Analyst), LIDAR exploitation (LIDAR missions to date. For decades, Surrey has development, manufacture and support of leading defense and intelligence de- Analyst), Geospatial Data Management been changing the economics of space advanced lidar and imaging instruments. partments, along with over 1,500 global (GeoCatalog), Web-based Geospatial by providing cost-effective, full mission Teledyne Optech’s success is a direct customers based in over 70 countries Image Exploitation Capability (RVcloud), solutions through continual advance- result of many partnerships with Defense and all 50 US states. and other GEOINT applications provide a ments in small satellite technology, & Security customers; and now with the Membership Level: Sustaining Partner core set of capabilities in support of NGA applications, and services. diverse businesses of Teledyne Technolo- gies, remains committed to meeting the and the Intelligence Community. POC: Carol Thorpe, Marketing Com- POC: Kevin Opitz, Sales Operations munications Manager, 720-256-2594 evolving needs for ISR capabilities. POC: Barry A. Cross, Sales Manager, Manager, 406-829-5274 [email protected] [email protected] Defense & Security Solutions Membership Level: Sustaining Partner Membership Level: Strategic Partner 585-427-8422 x4204 [email protected] Membership Level: Sustaining Partner Terran Orbital 15265 Alton Pkwy., Suite 200 Irvine, CA 92618 www.terranorbital.com Terran Orbital is the leading provider of nanosatellite defense solutions, offering Thinklogical TASC, an Engility Company turnkey, concept-to-operations services 100 Washington St. for government customers. Nanosatellite 4801 Stonecroft Blvd. Milford, CT 06460 solutions – including design and Chantilly, VA 20151 www.thinklogical.com build, testing, launch integration and www.tasc.com Tenax Aerospace Thinklogical manufactures secure video flight – make space-based research TASC, an Engility Company provides ad- 600 Crescent Blvd., Suite B distribution systems (VDS) and KVM, and utilization more accessible and vanced systems engineering, integration Ridgeland, MS 39157 video, audio, and computer peripheral ex- cost efficient than ever by leveraging and decision-support services to Space www.tenaxaerospace.com tension and switching products for C4ISR, unparalleled industry knowledge with agencies and the Intelligence Community. Tenax Aerospace provides special mission command and control, visualization, simu- state-of-the-art technology. TASC combines strategic thinking with leased aircraft to the US Government lation and training. Thinklogical products POC: Emily Krasch, Office Manager precise analytics to solve complex problems and commercial partners. Our key areas enable multi-domain isolation in secure 949-753-1020, [email protected] of national importance. TASC’s far-reach- of focus are LiDAR aerial mapping; ISR visual computing environments and are Membership Level: Small Business Partner ing perspective on space systems, geospatial enabled aircraft; aerial firefighters, C2 IA-accredited to the Common Criteria intelligence, intelligence operations and and specialized executive lift. Our capital EAL4, DISA JITC UCR APL, NATO other specialized domains allows us to de- position, former senior executive members NIAPC Evaluation Scheme: GREEN and velop national security solutions that extend of the US Government as Board Members TEMPEST Level B. beyond organizational boundaries. For set us apart from the competition. POC: Keith Johnson, Vice President more information and career opportunities, POC: Jason Dean, Vice President of U.S. Federal, 203-647-8700 visit our website at www.tasc.com. Business Development, 601-664-8858 [email protected] POC: Andrew Boyd, VP, Client Account [email protected] Membership Level: Sustaining Partner 703-449-3054 Membership Level: Sustaining Partner [email protected] Tesla Government Inc. Membership Level: Strategic Partner 8614 Westwood Center Dr., Suite 310 Vienna, VA 22182 www.teslagovernment.com Tesla Government develops and manages collaboration platforms for TomTom North America Inc. government and industry that include Business Unit: Geospatial Terra Bella curation staff who organize the 11 Lafayette St. 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway information topically, temporally, and Lebanon, NH 03766 Mountain View, CA 94043 geospatially. Our products are built www.tomtom.com/geospatial www.google.com/terrabella using open source components and are TomTom North America Inc. is a leading teKnoluxion Terra Bella empowers global businesses designed to integrate open-source and provider of global map and traffic con- 641 S Street NW to make better decisions with timely, high proprietary data streams, providing users tent. TomTom offers global map coverage Washington, DC 20001 fidelity imagery and infinite analytics. By with visualizations that provide easy with navigable maps for 135 countries. www.teknoluxion.com combining the power of web technolo- navigation. POC: John Auble, Director of Govern- teKnoluxion is a service-disabled veteran gies and a constellation of high-resolution POC: Fred Hassani, Founder ment Programs, 603-643-0330 owned small business (SDVOSB) that imaging satellites, Terra Bella is generat- 301-219-2901, [email protected] [email protected] specializes in providing innovative ing a unique data source describing daily Membership Level: Small Business Partner Membership Level: Sustaining Partner

2016 MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY ll USGIF.ORG | 21 TransVoyant 5845 Richmond Hwy., Suite 600 Alexandria, VA 22303 Trusted Knowledge University of Southern Vencore www.transvoyant.com Options Inc. 15052 Conference Center Dr. TransVoyant puts the power of global California Spatial Sciences Chantilly, VA 20151 2795 Luna Ct., Suite 100 live data and advanced analytics into the Institute www.vencore.com hands of decision makers for the first time Punta Gorda, FL 33950 Dana and David Dornsife College of Vencore is a proven information in order to deliver better future outcomes. www.tkoptions.com Letters, Arts, and Sciences solutions, engineering and analytics TransVoyant provides timely and action- Trusted Knowledge Options, Inc. is 3616 Trousdale Pkwy., AHF B55 company that helps our customers across able information on globally occurring a veteran-owned small business with Los Angeles, CA 90089-0374 Government solve their most complex real-time and predicted events through personnel in Virginia, New Mexico, www.spatial.usc.edu challenges. For more than 40 years, we the use of continuous risk mitigation and Colorado, Florida, Washington DC, The USC Spatial Sciences Institute is have designed, developed and delivered opportunity assessment technologies and Tennessee and Washington State. For dedicated to the science of “where” and mission-critical solutions as our custom- professional services. 11 years, TKO has provided cleared, to the power and importance of spatial ers’ trusted partner. Our innovations POC: Jim Clautice, Vice President experienced engineers and program thinking. Our faculty, staff, students, in cyber security, data analysis and 703-778-3500 managers to critical IC and DoD acquisition, program management, and alumni collaborate with researchers, technology, and our focus on research, [email protected] ensure Vencore remains ahead of the Membership Level: Sustaining Partner systems engineering, integration, and businesses, non-profits, NGOs, and other research efforts. entities to analyze, model, and visualize ever-changing demands in the market. POC: Tammy Jones, President location-based data to inform deci- Vencore has 4,800 employees and is 703-508-3126, [email protected] sion-making for human well-being. based in Chantilly, VA. Membership Level: Small Business Partner POC: Susan H. Kamei, Associate Direc- POC: Kent Matlick, Intelligence Group tor, 213-740-1375 703-460-3623, [email protected] [email protected] Membership Level: Strategic Partner Membership Level: Academic Partner Trident Systems Inc. Business Unit: Assured Collaboration Systems 10201 Fairfax Blvd., Suite 300 Fairfax, VA 22030 www.tridsys.com TVAR Solutions Trident Systems delivers innovative af- 1320 Old Chain Bridge Rd., Suite 445 fordable technology solutions for critical McLean, VA 22101 ViaSat government and commercial needs. www.tvarsolutions.com Ursa Space Systems Inc. 6155 El Camino Real Founded in 1985, Trident continues TVAR Solutions is a value-added reseller 314 E State St., Suite 200 Carlsbad, CA 92009 to harness technology and provide that can design, deploy, and manage Ithaca, NY 14850 www.viasat.com leading-edge solutions to the DoD, effective infrastructure, from data centers www.ursaspace.com Through innovative satellite, wireless, Intelligence Community, and a broad to cloud. Our senior technical advisors, Ursa is a US-based company founded and cybersecurity systems and services, spectrum of government and industry experienced engineers, and proven by veterans of the satellite, radar, and ViaSat enables fast, secure, and efficient partners. Trident develops products performance ensure a fully functional, software/data security industries. Ursa is communications to any location. in three primary areas: Integrated C4I dynamic, and secure enterprise. For over releasing an application in 2016 which Worldwide mobile broadband service systems, Radar Systems, and Assured 10 years we’ve been streamlining the provides geospatial information derived for ISR/C2; UHF to Ka high-capacity Collaboration Systems. acquisition of IT products and services to from satellite based synthetic aperture satcom; Man-portable broadband satcom POC: Dave Britton, Vice President, our Federal Government. radar (SAR) imagery. This will be terminals; Link 16 and tactical data links; Business Director, 703-963-7942 POC: Stacey Meyer, Sr. Account followed by launch of Ursa designed and Hard drive encryption, secure networks, [email protected] Executive, 571-235-6157 owned SAR satellites which will provide secure wireless/smartphone, real-time Membership Level: Small Business Partner [email protected] hourly revisit times. cybersecurity visualization. Membership Level: Sustaining Partner POC: Alec Mitchell, 856-630-2804 POC: Bill Menter, Director of Intelli- [email protected] gence Solutions, 760-476-2523 Membership Level: Small Business Partner [email protected] Membership Level: Sustaining Partner

Trinity Global Consulting LLC United States Army 5285 Shawnee Rd., Suite 315 Geospatial Center Alexandria, VA 22312 7701 Telegraph Rd. UrtheCast www.triglocon.com Alexandria, VA 22315 33-1055 Canada Place Video Inform Trinity Global Consulting, LLC (TGC) www.agc.army.mil Vancouver, BC, Canada V6C 0C3 Business Unit: Visual Profiler is a Virginia Certified DMBE, Verified To coordinate, integrate and synchronize www.urthecast.com 100 Jabotinsky St., P.O. 3331 Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small geospatial information requirements and With a diverse sensor suite—Deimos-2, Petach Tikva, Israel 49130 Business (SDVOSB) professional services standards across the Army and within the Iris, Theia, and Deimos-1—and a www.video-inform.com firm. TGC’s principals bring decades Army Geospatial Enterprise framework; powerful, open-API Platform, UrtheCast VIDEO INFORM Visual Profiler, a of combined experience successfully develop and field geospatial-enterprise provides space-based imagery and video at cognitive computer vision search engine providing and managing a broad range enabled systems and capabilities to the multiple resolutions to address diverse and for automatic target acquisition on aerial of professional support services and Army and the Department of Defense; complex requirements. UrtheCast’s 16-sat- & satellite imagery. This software solution solutions for the US Government (DoD and to provide geospatial engineering ellite OptiSAT and 8-satellite UrtheDaily is designed for operational geospatial & Federal) and Intelligence Community support to operating and generating Constellations, both under development, intelligence and airborne ISR missions. (IC) customers. forces - ultimately enabling geospatial will provide high-resolution, high-revisit Visual Profiler makes your imagery more POC: Marilyn Rivera, Executive Vice information dominance. imagery and worldwide coverage. valuable & copes with the growing of President, Strategic Communications & POC: Joseph F. Fontanella, Director POC: Lyne Rainville, Director of Mar- information overload and is field-proven. Marketing, 703-868-7810 703-428-6600 keting, 604-669-1788 POC: Yoram Sagher, CEO [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Membership Level: Sustaining Partner Membership Level: Sustaining Partner Membership Level: Sustaining Partner Membership Level: Small Business Partner

22 | 2016 MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY ll USGIF.ORG ViON Corporation Vricon WISER World Wide Technology Inc. 196 Van Buren St., Suite 300 8280 Greensboro Dr., Suite 850 701 Fee Fee Rd. 1427 Kensington Square Court Herndon, VA 20170 McLean, VA 22102 Maryland Heights, MO 63043 Murfreesboro, TN 37130 www.vion.com www.vricon.com www.wwt.com www.wiserco.com ViON Corporation is committed to Vricon has a mission: To build The World Wide Technology, Inc. (WWT) is Wiser is a technology services firm innovation – and to the success of Globe in 3D. We are revolutionizing an award-winning Systems Integrator that offering geospatial and intelligence your organization. Founded in 1980, GEOINT tradecraft with 3D analytics provides innovative technology products, solutions, information solutions, and civil ViON has grown from a small product and 3D data models that depict the services and supply chain solutions to cus- solution services. Technology is essential reseller into a leading systems integrator world the way it really is. Our products tomers and suppliers around the globe. delivering customized solutions and are sensor agnostic, commercially to everything we do, and we serve our WWT brings an innovative and proven best of breed offerings from the world’s available, and accurate at any point on clients by combining technology and approach to how organizations evaluate, premier OEMs to large public and Earth. That’s right – anywhere. expertise to develop innovative solutions architect and implement technology. private organizations. POC: Craig Brower, Vice President that deliver quality results and aid in Membership Level: Sustaining Partner POC: Evan Laufer, Vice President, 703-283-4588, [email protected] critical decision-making. Federal Sales, 571-353-6087 Membership Level: Associate Partner Membership Level: Sustaining Partner [email protected] Membership Level: Sustaining Partner

Zodiac Data Systems - Westway Development Zodiac Aerospace Woolpert Business Unit: Space & Communications Services LLC 11800 Amber Park Dr., Suite 140 4454 Idea Center Blvd. Voyager Search 23950 Craftsman Road Alpharetta, GA 30009 Dayton, OH 45430 111 E State St., Suite 204 Calabasas, CA 91302 www.zodiacaerospace.com/en/ www.woolpert.com Redlands, CA 92373 www.westwaydevelopmentservices.com products-services/aircraft-systems/data- Woolpert is a leader in the collection, www.voyagersearch.com Westway Development Services (WDS) systems Voyager Search enables enterprises promotes acquisition competition within processing, exploitation, dissemination, Zodiac Data Systems a high technology and government agencies to catalog the security market by providing rapid and storage of geospatial data to advance company that designs, manufactures any data and find it within a single access to turn-key accredited secure situational awareness. Our capabilities and supplies a broad range of products search interface. The company can facilities and communication infrastruc- include airborne/terrestrial collection and solutions for airborne & ground index 1,800+ different formats – map tures with all-inclusive security, IT, and of LiDAR/EO/IR data, creation of telemetry, mission video and flight test data, imagery, PDFs, databases, Excel facilities support services and building GEOINT products, data analysis, recorders, satellite command control, files, Word documents, videos – and amenities to support start government research & development, system integra- data collection from observation satellites seamlessly access those files from the programs, small businesses and estab- tion/engineering and UAS data collection and, products and solutions for satellite cloud, databases, content management lished firms. and processing. We offer comprehensive communications QoS monitoring. systems, or a server. POC: Daniel Kressley, Director of end-to-end GEOINT solutions. POC: Michele Switalski, Business Devel- POC: Brian Goldin, CEO Operations, 703-624-6923 POC: Tim Hale, Project Manager opment Manager, 1-470-365-8466 909-730-6698, [email protected] [email protected] 937-531-1668, [email protected] [email protected] Membership Level: Small Business Partner Membership Level: Sustaining Partner Membership Level: Associate Partner Membership Level: Sustaining Partner

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