What is Geospatial Intelligence or GEOINT?

Geospatial Intelligence, or GEOINT, is the process of collecting, analyzing, and interpreting data associated with a specific location on earth. This data can come from various sources, including satellites, aerial photography, and IoT sensors.
GEOINT is used by various organizations, including military and intelligence agencies, government agencies, and commercial companies, to make decisions based on location-based information.

[@orlandonovoa355]

Genial. El mundo ya se maneja desde los diferentes equipos que conectan información y con los software que procesan dichos datos. Aplicamos inteligencia y podemos manejar el tablero de juego completo. Necesitamos cuidar y mejorar nuestro mundo. Geacias por el video

[@DeeWayTV]

Oh my god.. I just found my career

[@maricellamason8819]

You won’t regret it!

[@marshalllapenta7656]

Question? Does the military have their own satellites?

[@773zzy]

Well yes, but it’s not “specifically” for military. E.g a US made satellites can be used for US military

[@Local-i2e]

Yes they do, the NRO provides them specifically for the military

[@shlmel]

Amazing

[@death_parade]

Nice script Mukesh ji.

[@phooshqt]

As a woman in the geospatial field, I wanted to share the information in the video, but ultimately did not because of how male dominated the majority of the images were.

[@mohamedabdukadir3271]

Did you know where to study courses related to geoint, i am interested

[@GrowWildOutdoors]

For me, it's the terrible voiceover. I agree that it would be great to see more females - we do exist!

[@phooshqt]

@@mohamedabdukadir3271 Geography was my major. Now I'm working on a GIS cert at my community college. I hope you look into it!👍

[@Sakura-s5y]

Yes​@@mohamedabdukadir3271