Geo-Spatial Intelligence

 

          "Our strategy takes into account NGA's need to be agile in supporting multiple mission areas, including support to military and intelligence operations, intelligence analysis, homeland defense, and humanitarian and disaster relief, and to retain its focus on DNI and USD(I) priorities, including counterterrorism, counterproliferation, cyber, anti-access/area denial, and global coverage. It is imperative that NGA contribute to the greatest extent possible in advancing the DNI's priority to integrate intelligence so that we, as a Community, ensure we produce the most accurate intelligence judgments that best serve the President, policymakers, and warfighters alike.

 

          As we embrace today's global landscape, we face an austere fiscal environment that demands better governance and deliberate planning to maintain critical Community capabilities while preserving resources for future mission development. The IC as a whole must be more efficient. Together we must leverage our collective resources to meet mission demands. This will require NGA to make difficult choices about current and proposed GEOINT capabilities across the National System for Geospatial Intelligence. To stay on top of emerging issues, NGA will need to carefully balance investments, resources, risks, and priorities."

 

- National Geo-Spatial Intelligence Agency -