2-DAY PROGRAM

Defense & Intelligence: Enabling a Robust GeoIntelligence Infrastructure for Growth and Security

Overview

In today’s landscape, the concept of security extends beyond traditional military or defense parameters. Instead, it encompasses various aspects of societal well-being and stability. As warfare goes beyond conventional security concerns, ensuring security requires a broader perspective that comprises emerging threats such as cyberattacks, information warfare, terrorism, ransomware, and other advanced-AI threats.

A robust GeoIntelligence infrastructure not only contributes to multiple dimensions of security, it also plays a crucial role in collecting, analyzing, and disseminating geospatial information for various national development purposes. By establishing a robust GeoIntelligence infrastructure, it becomes possible to address multiple security challenges, including climate, health, border, food, and supply chain security.

Hence, growth and security – two commonly shared visions among nations – are becoming interconnected. Sustainable and inclusive growth requires a foundation of stability and protection, especially in the ever-evolving geo-political dynamics. By addressing various dimensions of security, societies can create an environment that fosters economic prosperity, social progress, and overall well-being.

2-DAY PROGRAM ON DEFENSE & INTELLIGENCE:

ENABLING A ROBUST GEOINTELLIGENCE INFRASTRUCTURE FOR GROWTH AND SECURITY AT GWF 2024

Geospatial World Forum 2024 shall host a two-day program on Defense & Intelligence to discuss the changing global security requirement and the importance of establishing a robust GeoIntelligence infrastructure at national and regional levels.

SUBMIT INTEREST TO SPEAK Submission Deadline | 15 October 2023

Session Highlights

  • GeoIntelligence and the Changing Security Landscape
  • Space Infrastructure & GeoIntelligence Strategy for National Defense
  • Commercial Imageries and Solutions Transforming Intelligence Fusion
  • AI/ML Revolution: Capitalizing New Data Sources for GeoIntelligence
  • GeoIntelligence in National Cybersecurity Strategy
  • Maritime Security and Domain Awareness
  • Commercialization and Public-Private Engagement in GeoIntelligence Infrastructure Development
  • Collaboration, Interoperability and Commonality of Solutions towards Global Security
  • Space Security: Ensuring Peaceful and Sustainable Use of Space

TARGET SEGMENTS

Defense Forces - Army, Navy, Air Force
Geospatial Intelligence Agencies
Civil Defense Departments
Maritime Security Agencies
Customs & Border Controls Officials
National Security Agencies
Counter Terrorism & Cyber Agencies
Police Forces
Disaster & Emergency Responders
Policy Makers
Geospatial Data/Technology Providers
Space Industry Ecosystems
PNT Solution Providers
Defense System Integrators