Huntsville, Alabama, home of the Army’s Redstone Arsenal, has become a national center for geospatial and energy technologies, AL.com reports.
Robert Cardillo, the new director of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, told the Geo-Energy Summit that the town in northeast Alabama is playing an important role in storing and processing geospatial data, according to the article.
“You’re a group of passionate, committed individuals who contribute much to our national security,” Cardillo said Nov. 12 at the event, held in Huntsville.
BONUS: Learn all about the Army’s expected need for geospatial intelligence in a C4ISR & Networks webcast on Nov. 19, featuring Terry Mitchell. Mitchell is the director of the Army Intelligence Futures Directorate and deputy chief of staff (G2).
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