Workshop 1: Utilizing Artificial intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) within the GXP Ecosystem

Attendees will discover how the analysis of identified leads within an Area of Interest can be enhanced by a variety of AI and ML tools either built-in or integrated with the GXP Ecosystem. In addition, the differences between GXP’s Deep Learning Intelligent Photogrammetry and Computer Vision (CV) object recognition, available in both GXP’s GATOR and Tracking Analytics Software Suite (TASS), will be discussed. Participants will also learn when Visual Profiler analyst-trained ML and Preligens pre-trained ML apply, as well as how Rosette’s natural language detections from text can guide intelligence production. Finally, current GXP research initiatives will be covered, including the development of new technologies in the GXP Ecosystem.

Workshop 2: Ensuring a Redundant, Reliable, and Resilient mission environment with GXP Enterprise solutions

Gain insight into the future of your GXP Enterprise deployment as we demonstrate the development of a dynamic virtual environment embodying the Three R’s (Redundancy, Reliability and Resiliency) within the GXP Xplorer Platform. Detail will also be provided on the world of virtualization and the architecture of containerization while illustrating the smooth transition of on-premise capabilities into the cloud.

Workshop 3: Developing a robust data schema

Dive into the world of data architecture as we guide you through the development of robust and dynamic data models within the GXP Xplorer Platform. From conceptualization to implementation, this demonstration will provide participants with the skills to design effective data model structures throughout the GXP software ecosystem.

Workshop 4: Utilizing the analytic capabilities of SOCET GXP for SAR, LiDAR, HSI, and MSI analysis

Work smarter, not harder! Utilizing the full spectrum of capabilities in SOCET GXP, this session will explore how you can make your system work for you. From animating SAR sub-aperture data and measuring depth with topobathometric LiDAR, to utilizing spectral libraries to identify materials within your scene, attendees will learn how you can uncover the data within your data.

Workshop 5: Data in motion: Discover how GXP InMotion enables exploitation of Motion GEOINT

Explore Motion GEOINT workflows (including Full Motion Video (FMV), Wide Area Motion Imagery (WAMI), and Ground Moving Target Indicators (GMTI)) using GXP InMotion’s real-time processing, exploitation, and analytic capabilities to produce timely and accurate intelligence. Attendees will learn how to take advantage of both real-time and forensic motion data-related workflows using innovative advancements (such as PowerSlice) in the use of disparate data sets to fuse data, inform decision-making, and enhance target development processes. Participants will also discover how GXP InMotion enhances entity resolution, via the GXP Ecosystem’s data model, to fuel relationship discovery and awareness with GXP Fusion.

Workshop 6: Leveraging the power of multi-source analysis and exploitation with GXP Fusion

Discover how GXP Fusion enables analysts to perform rigorous exploration of diverse data types such as Signals Intelligence (SIGINT), Human Reporting (HUMINT), and Motion GEOINT, as well as aerial and satellite imagery. We will demonstrate how to set up customizable workspaces in GXP Fusion and enable the exploitation and analysis of all available data. Analysts will learn how to create and use structured data within the GXP Ecosystem and utilize powerful widgets like TIMELINE Chart, DATA Analytics Chart, and simple count charts to identify trends. This allows for discovery of connections in relational data through the network graph, and in a centralized dashboard providing clarity and highlighting activities that may otherwise be missed.

Workshop 7, Part I: Leveraging integrated 3rd party AI/ML capabilities to enable multi-INT analysis of the future

In a challenging military environment characterized by near-peer threats, it is more essential than ever to increase our speed-to-decision while maintaining information superiority. This workshop, which is the first of two-parts, will delve into GXP’s AI/ML partner technologies focusing on Collection to Correction and Data to Detection.
Note: This session will feature presentations from Edgybees, Preligens, and MetaVI.

Workshop 7, Part II: Leveraging integrated 3rd party AI/ML capabilities to enable multi-INT analysis of the future

This session, which follows from Part I, continues with the theme of advanced multi-INT workflows utilizing AI/ML technologies. Join us as we move from Exploitation to Expert Analysis and Dissemination using Open-Source Defence Intelligence, Natural Language Processing (NLP), and product export and dissemination solutions.
Note: This session will feature presentations from Janes, Babel Street, and TerraGo.

Workshop 8: Connecting external data sources with the GXP Xplorer Platform

Join us as we discuss the benefits of incorporating external sources of information to expand and enhance your local data holdings. Partner and OGC compliant sources will also be showcased, empowering you to enrich your analysis with a comprehensive compilation of available data assets.

Workshop 9: Laughing in the face of data mishaps: GXP Xplorer Platform administration

Managing data is a funny thing! Whether through tears of joy or pain, this workshop will equip Administrators with the knowledge of proper data management processes and procedures within GXP Xplorer. Additionally, our subject matter experts will be available to answer your questions and address specific concerns during our Q&A. Finally, we'll showcase diverse data management strategies and display the outcome of successful data workflows on the user side.

Session 1: Increased integration of 3-D and GMTI capabilities

Recent indicators suggest that a variety of DoD workflows may include more extensive integration of 3-D data and Ground Moving Target Indicator (GMTI) technology moving forward. These workflows include optimized mission planning, targeting support, and operational monitoring. The escalating aggregation of sensors may redefine the necessity and prerequisites surrounding rapid data automation and correlation to support operational tracking. In this initial U.S. session, we will delve into these shifts toward 3-D capabilities, targeting methodologies, tracking and fusion, as well as recent innovations tailored to aid warfighters as they navigate through this strategic pivot.

Session 2: Extracting data insights through AI/ML technologies

As the volume and diversity of sensor data continues its exponential growth, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (AI/ML) have emerged as crucial technologies for extracting relevant data insights. A vast array of commercial remote sensing data such as Full Motion Video (FMV) and Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) are particularly primed to benefit from the use of AI/ML. In this second U.S. session, we will explore recent advancements in AI/ML as well as the associated impacts, alternative approaches, potential architectural adjustments, and success stories that have aided warfighters in navigating these transformations.

Session 3: Panel Discussion: Best practices in acquisition and procurement

The evolving Defense and Intelligence Community landscape underscores the need to reevaluate technology acquisition and procurement approaches to more effectively address the requirements of warfighters. In this concluding U.S. session, a panel of industry experts will discuss the impact of procurement and acquisition processes on research and transition into operations; the swift integration of commercial capabilities; the architectural alignment of commercial offerings; the integration of newly developed sensor capabilities; and all the associated processes spanning budgeting to acquisition.