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Event overview: This Symposium provides a collaborative forum for analysts, scientists, and developers to discuss current and emerging technologies in remote sensing and electro-optical sensors. The event is held annually and generally covers a wide range of topics related to GEOINT tools and analytic methodologies to include:
Uses of Foreign and Commercial GEOINT
New and Future NRO Overhead Systems (NOS) Capabilities
Advanced Processing and Analysis of all EO Modalities
Automation and Machine Learning
The Symposium will feature classified sessions with keynote speakers and presentations regarding topics such a future NRO overhead systems, commercial GEOINT, automation, machine learning, and much more.
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