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Following is an exclusive podcast with Keith Masback, President, USGIF, who will discuss all the exciting things to take place at the 2010 International Commercial Remote Sensing Symposium (ICRSS).

In September, USGIF concluded a long and exhaustive search for its first academic director, and announced that Dr. Max Baber had joined the foundation as the director of academic programs. Baber joins USGIF from the University of Redlands, where he was on the faculty. Here's an exclusive podcast with Dr. Baber.

As part of an ongoing podcast series at USGIF, the Foundation is introducing its staff, many of whom work tirelessly to promote the GEOINT community, to the got geoint? listener base. This installment is with Bill Allder III, Membership Services Coordinator, USGIF. Bill is a young GEOINTer who has a long family history in the GEOINT space. USGIF hosts its annual Allder Gofl Classic at GEOINT that honors the memory of Bill's father, William R. Allder Jr. All proceed from the tournament go towards USGIF's scholarship program.

Following is an exclusive podcast with Patrick Meier, Co-founder, The International Network of Crisis Mappers (INCM). His organization takes a new approach to crisis mapping that has evolved over the past five years with the aim of making the process more collaborative and more immediate. The group leverages anew generation of Web sites that allow users to exchange data and information and help create quasi real-time maps through mobile phone technology will be the way forward in crisis mapping -- just like Twitter and Facebook have become the standard in social networking over the past few years.

We were able to spend some time with USGIF member company ERDAS at GEOINT 2009. The company has many exciting things going on, as well as a marketing campaign that "rocks." Listen to our exclusive podcast with Mladen Stojic, Senior Vice President, Product Management and Marketing, here.

Following is an exclusive podcast with Ms. Cynthia R. Ryan, General Counsel, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, and Mr. Kevin D. Pomfret, Esq., Cantor Arkema P.C. Both will discuss the upcoming panel of both government and business lawyers at GEOINT 2009 that will aim to explain how and why legal and policy issues such as privacy, data ownership and national security impact the sharing of geospatial data both between the public and private sector as well as between government agencies.

Following is an exclusive podcast with MIT students Oliver Yeh and Justin Lee. For a mere $148.00, these enterprising students launched a camera to the edge of space and took some amazing photos of earth. It is the ultimate tale of D.I.Y. GEOINT.

Following is an exclusive podcast with Matt O'Connell, CEO, GeoEye who discusses with us a whole host of topics about the company, including the one-year anniversary of the GeoEye-1 satellite launch, as well as the company's plans for GEOINT 2009.

Following is an exclusive USGIF member podcast with Dr. Shawana Johnson, President of Global Marketing Insights. Dr. Johnson is joined by Robert Tetrault of USDA FAS, and both discuss the great work they are doing for USDA FAS.

Following is an exclusive podcast with Mark M. Lowenthal, President & CEO, The Intelligence & Security Academy. Mark will discuss with us the upcoming GEOINT 101 course, which is a one-day course providing an introduction to the fundamentals of the geospatial intelligence (GEOINT) community, core GEOINT technologies and operations, and the role of GEOINT in national security affairs supporting decision makers and operations.

Following is an exclusive got geoint? podcast with Joe Francica, Editor-in-Chief & Vice Publisher at Directions Magazine. Joe will highlight some of the exciting things happening at the Location Intelligence Conference 2009.

Following is an exclusive podcast with Dr. Bill Forstchen, NY Times Best Selling Author of "One Second After," which is about an emerging nuclear threat from rogue nations called Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP).

Following is an exclusive USGIF Member Podcast with Chris Biow, Chief Technologist, Federal, Mark Logic Corporation, leading provider of information access and delivery solutions that accelerate the creation of content applications.

Following is the first in a series of podcasts with USGIF member companies. The purpose of this podcast series is to shine a light on innovations coming from the foundation's member companies. In addition, it provides an opportunities for members to discuss what they will be promoting at GEOINT 2009.

Following is an exclusive got geoint? podcast with super star highschool student Alan Hatfield. Alan is getting plenty of press attention these days for achieving perfect SAT and ACT scores and also landed a summer internship at the University of Missouri's Center for Geospatial Intelligence.