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In this episode, Adam & Darryl are joined by Joe Overnski and Adam Estrada to talk about bringing Good ideas into Operations. Listen in as to hear the witty banter and good insights of getting technology into the hands of users.
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Tune in as Adam Simmons interviews Tony Ierardi and Eric Schoonover of Rebellion Defense. From Analysis, Data Security, and streamlined data transfer, learn more about how they are building a new defense digital base and working towards the future of all-domain operations. Find out more about Rebellion Defense at rebelliondefense.com.
Guests Bio:
Tony Ierardi, Strategic Engagements Lead: Tony Ierardi currently leads Strategic Engagements for Rebellion defense. Tony served in the U.S. Army for 37 years, retiring in August 2019. His culminating assignment was service as the Director, Joint Staff J-8 where he oversaw Joint Chiefs of Staff analytic assessments and all matters related to current and future requirements for forces, capabilities, budgets, and resources for the U.S. Joint Force. Tony directed a broad strategic portfolio and was closely involved in the development and initial implementation of the most recent National Defense Strategy. Prior to this assignment, he served as the Deputy Chief of Staff, G-8, HQ, Department of the Army and commanded the Army’s 1st Cavalry Division at Fort Hood, Texas. Email Tony: [email protected]
Eric Schoonover, Engineering Lead: Eric Schoonover is a software engineer experienced in building high-scale, cloud-based systems. He has more than 15 years of experience working as a principal-level software engineer at Netflix, Microsoft, the U.S. Digital Service, the Defense Digital Service, and various startups. While at DDS, he managed all Air Force engagements and received the Department of the Air Force Decoration for Exceptional Civilian Service from the secretary of the Air Force. Eric has been with Rebellion since the company’s founding and leads the software engineering team.
Series: Industry Limelight
Listen in as Adam & Darryl engage in discussion with Mark Dumas. Mark Dumas is Culmen International's Chief Strategy Officer, leading the company's efforts around analytics, strategic technical planning and thought leadership, partnership and channel development, and mergers and acquisitions. Mark is a well-respected entrepreneur, geospatial scientist, and technology innovator with more than 20 years of experience.
Series: Adam & Darryl View the World Podcast: Project Geospatial
You can find more about Project Geospatial at www.projectgeospatial.com
From imagery concepts, mission use cases, and tech architectures to today's GEOINT Analytics listen to this amazing panel of government experts discuss the insights! Moderated by the extraordinary Karyn Hayes-Ryan, this session is certain to provide brilliant perception into the relationship and demand of commercial data within the government.
For the video version or to check out more sessions like this go to www.geospatialfrontier.com.
In this session, URSA’s Daniela Moody gives an introduction to SAR concepts to help us understand the basics of why RADAR is not only an incredible sensor but one that is so different from electro-optical imagery. Listen in to this great knowledge starting point for understanding a complex yet incredible resource in remote sensing. Find more videos like this at www.geospatialfrontier.com and www.projectgeospatial.com
NOTE: THERE ARE VISUAL AIDES IN THIS EPISODE. IF YOU WANT TO WATCH THE VIDEO YOU CAN GO TO: https://www.geospatialfrontier.com/medialibrary/ursa-sar-101
On July 25th the MV Wakashio bulk carrier went off course and grounded on a coral reef. Less than two weeks later the ship, carrying 4,000 tons of oil started leaking. Join URSA’s COO Julie Baker and Paul Frey in discussing how SAR imagery was used to monitor the crisis and how events unfolded surrounding the event. Find out more information at www.geospatialfrontier.com/sensorshowdown.
Join us as we listen in on an amazing group of Women Leading Small Business who discuss how "Conscious Cultures Drive Success” in the defense industry. We have the pleasure of having Karyn Hayes-Ryan as our moderator for this session. Panelists include:
Find more panels and videos like this at geospatialfrontier.com
The world is eager for relevant, rapid intelligence about distinct changes in our environment. Satellite synthetic aperture radar (SAR) provides an all-weather, 24/7 stream of actionable data. We will focus on how COMSAR provides independent and timely monitoring capabilities in situations pertaining to international relations, an example of such being the current border tensions between China & India. Are the two nations de-escalating, holding a steady-state, or continuing expansion of support facilities?
NOTE THIS EPISODE IS BEST WATCHED. For the video, you can go to https://youtu.be/wfpVOtw28BA
Find more videos like this at www.geospatialfrontier.com/sensorshowdown
Listen in our discussion with Dr. Carolynne Hulltquist, Ph.D as we talk about the value of Crowdsourcing initiatives and their positive impact focused around environmental hazards within . Find more topics like this at www.projectgeospatial.com or www.geospatialfrontier.com
How can satellite imagery reveal answers about the state of the oil market? Our presentation will describe how monitoring storage tanks and drilling equipment yards using synthetic aperture radar (SAR) can unearth valuable insights for clients. Find out more about this and other videos like it at www.geospatial.com/sensorshowdown
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