Sourcing, Storing and Analysing Imagery in the Digital Era

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Some interesting findings include:

• 77% of respondents expect border disputes will be a driving force behind the adoption of gis

• Although only 43% currently source imagery using aircrafts, a further 48% expect to be using aircrafts in the next five years
  
• 18% of respondents report that they are storing all their data in the cloud, while 71% split their data storage between the cloud and the premises

• Integration and adoption of new technologies is the top priority when it comes to speedy data analysis, while the biggest burdens to this are high volumes of data and a shortage of analysts

• 68% feel confident that geospatial intelligence analysis is developing at a healthy rate, while 38% feel the industry could be doing more

… and much more

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DGI gathers 650+ of the ‘who is who’ in the international geospatial intelligence community to define how to best respond to new policy developments and breakthroughs in technology. With breakthroughs in imagery and remote sensing and new developments in automation, AI and ML for exploitation and analysis are you ready to take full advantage of all the emerging geospatial capabilities? Download the latest agenda here: https://bit.ly/2TQsu0E

An unmissable opportunity to gain practical insights on sourcing better imagery, automating analysis at scale, and optimising data workflows, and much more.

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