7th Annual Geospatial Intelligence Middle East 2014

Key Topics

• Utilization methods and data collection to establish best practice in an enterprise
• Definition of a policy which satisfies security needs and benefits multiple agencies
• Mobile intelligence
• Acquisition procedures and requirements to help meet growing data demands
• GIS applications and tools to attain a esired geospatial capability for serving multiple military and security interests
• The best remote sensor to use to collect your data, maximizing performance
• Cost control and access guarantee, ensuring ROI is generated and KPIs met
• Space-Based Remote Sensing

Who should Attend

Attendees involved in Geographic Centres, General Surveying Commission, C4ISR Section, Armed Forces GHQ, Army, Navy, Joint Forces, Air Force, Coast Guard and Border Guard, public safety, homeland security, GIS professionals from: MOI, Police, Mapping Agencies, Military Surveying, Intelligence Agencies, Space Reconnaissance Centre, law enforcement, GIS / Geospatial analysis, Geospatial Intelligence Sections, Imagery department, Geo-Information, Intelligence analysts, Cartography sections, Survey Authorities, Military Surveyors, Operations, Spatial Analysts, GIS Dictorate, Planning and Infrastructure, Emergency response, Cartography Specialists, C4ISR, Mapping Specialists, Intelligence agencies, Surveillance agencies, Urban planning and Data collection.