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Home » Intergraph Addresses Demand for Heightened Availability of Geospatial Information with Interoperable Geospatial Intelligence Solutions 10.22.2003
Intergraph's Preetha Pulusani to address government officials on geospatial
issues for homeland security and military intelligence at GEO-INTEL 2003.
Intergraph Mapping and Geospatial
Solutions is highlighting its geospatial intelligence solutions at the
GEO-INTEL 2003 conference in New Orleans, Louisiana, today through October
17. These solutions enable military and intelligence organizations to
combine data from diverse sources into a single environment for better
decision making and response. Intergraph is displaying the interoperability
of its solutions through participation in the industry-organized Geospatial
Intelligence Interoperability Demonstration based on specifications from the
OpenGIS Consortium (OGC). The demonstration involves numerous spatial
technology exhibitors who are showcasing their use of interoperable
geospatial technology to support development of a multisource, Web-based
Common Operating Picture (webCOP) for first responders and warfighters; to
manage geospatial intelligence from multiple distributed sources; and to
develop plug-and-play enterprise systems and architectures. Interoperable
solutions can help enterprises overcome information barriers that result
from isolated or segregated systems, and increase the efficiency and cost
effectiveness of viewing, analysis, maintenance, collaboration,
exploitation, and intensification associated with using geospatial data.
"A big challenge currently confronting military and intelligence agencies is
finding the best way to access and integrate the vast amounts of data that
is readily available to help secure the nation," said Preetha Pulusani,
President of Intergraph Mapping and Geospatial Solutions. "Interoperable
geospatial technology from Intergraph is helping these organizations improve
the use of this data for analysis, planning and operation of intelligence
and defense programs by enabling real-time, seamless integration of the many
available types of data, which are often distributed over many source
locations."