Defense and Intelligence—Volume 1
GIS technology is a critical infrastructure for the defense and intelligence communities...This book portrays your work and the important contributions you are making to your nation's security.
—Jack Dangermond
President, ESRI
You can view each chapter individually or download the entire document [PDF–4 MB, 72 pages].To receive a complimentary hard copy, contact Fred Woods, Defense Solutions Manager, at fwoods@esri.com.
GIS in the Defense and Intelligence Communities—Volume 1
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- Infrastructure
- Commercial/Joint Mapping Toolkit (C/JMTK)
- U.S. Air Force GeoBase
- Navy...Facilities Management
- U.S. Army...Installation Management
- Distributed Geospatial Intelligence Network
View Chapter
[PDF–817 KB, 12 pages ]
- Air Force
- March Air Reserve Base
- Vandenberg Air Force Base
- MacDill Air Force Base
- Kunsan Air Base
- Elmendorf Air Force Base
- Global Mirror Exercise
- Tactical Pilotage Chart
View Chapter [PDF–750 KB, 14 pages ]
- Army
- Digital Topographic Support System
- Army Map Server
- Maneuver Control System—Engineer
- U.S. Army CHPPM
- Fort Sam Houston
- U.S. Army Europe —ITAM
- Terrain Commander
- Battlefield Command Support System
- Deployable Geomatics Support Systems
- U.S. Army: PRISM Program
- Battle Space Terrain Reasoning and Awareness
- U.S. Military Academy
- GeoRover
- U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
- Fort Bragg
View Chapter [PDF–1 MB, 20 pages ]
- Marines
- Surface Danger Zone Tool
- Iwo Jima
View Chapter [PDF–174 KB, 4 pages ]
- Navy and Coast Guard
- U.S. Navy Antiterrorism/Force Protection
- Navy Site Planning
- Portuguese Hydrographic Office
View Chapter
[PDF–546 KB, 10 pages ]
- Intelligence
Intelligence
[PDF–249 KB, 5 pages ]
- Joint
- EOD IS
- Homeland Security
- WebCOP
- Defense Logistics Information Systems
Joint [PDF–438 KB, 10 pages ]
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