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...1969) Australian-born aviation pioneer and adventurer; developed British [[imagery intelligence|Photographic Reconnaissance Unit]]; [[arms trade]] after WWII

First of two generations of U.S. [[imagery intelligence]] satellites, with performance greatly improved over the [[KH-4 CORONA]]

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<noinclude>{{Subpages}}</noinclude>Tactical [[imagery intelligence]] and [[C3I-ISR]] headquarters of the [[Royal Air Force[]], based at [[Marh

...system|tightly classified]] U.S. program, the world's first operational [[imagery intelligence|photo-reconnaissance]] satellite

The first series of U.S. [[imagery intelligence]] [[reconnaissance]] satellites, also known as KH-1 through KH-4B, and desi

...rld War]] and subsequently for historical research, [[imagery intelligence|imagery intelligence interpreter]] who made key discoveries of German advanced weapons, most not

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...ature intelligence]] (MASINT), which has similarities to but complements [[imagery intelligence]] (IMINT); it does not form images, but validates them and produces informa

...ery Intelligence Wing (TIW)'''is the UK headquarters for exploitation of [[imagery intelligence]], [[C3I-ISR]] and [[electro-optical MASINT]] collected by aircraft and [[u

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Euphemism principally for [[imagery intelligence]] satellites and other means of strategic arms control verification, princi

The last U.S. [[imagery intelligence]] satellite that returned physical capsules of film rather than digitally t

...lites, also code-named '''KENNAN''' and '''CRYSTAL''', were the first U.S. imagery intelligence space vehicles to digitize the pictures they take, and transmit them, in re

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...cy bands, which are far too low for large volume data from such sensors as imagery intelligence.

...uch [[clandestine human-source intelligence]] (HUMINT) or national-level [[imagery intelligence]] (IMINT), so SIGINT is its major collection discipline. Like NSA, CSE is a

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...ion. Without further detail, they are assumed to be primarily collecting [[imagery intelligence]].

...tional Photo-Interpretation Center, and is responsible for production of [[imagery intelligence]] and the superset, [[geospatial intelligence]]. It does not operate the s ...hotography, meanwhile, had become far more sophisticated than the original imagery intelligence, which were drawings made from hot air balloons in the American Civil War.

...ercial equivalents, uses [[photography|photographic]] methods to collect [[imagery intelligence]]. A number of nations also have [[imaging radar]] satellites.

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*[[Unmanned aerial vehicle]]s (UAV) with [[imagery intelligence]] (IMINT) and [[signals intelligence]] (SIGINT) sensors, plus communication

...olorado, responsible for a worldwide radar, [[electro-optical tracking]] [[imagery intelligence|electro-optical]] imagery and electro-optical MASINT network for space and {{r|Imagery intelligence}}

...aphs. Closely related fields include [[geographic information system]]s, [[imagery intelligence]] (IMINT), [[geodesy]], and [[geospatial intelligence]].

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{{seealso|Imagery intelligence}} '''CORONA''' was the United States program of [[imagery intelligence|photo-reconnaissance satellites]] that was first launched in 1960 and conti

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.... Applications such as missile targeting, or optimizing the performance of imagery intelligence satellites, can warrant the weather information to be classified at the hig

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...ligence, and that the State Department, at the time, had minimal access to imagery intelligence (TALENT/KEYHOLE compartment)

'''Imagery intelligence''' (IMINT) is a means of obtaining information about distant topics by crea ..."wide-view") and "close-look" types. Accurate maps are indeed a product of imagery intelligence, as well as geodesy. Wide-view imaging, coupled with spectroscopic MASINT,

...intelligence''' is the process of matching up information, most commonly [[imagery intelligence|imagery]], with precise geographic information, in order to form a more mea [[Imagery intelligence]] will produce large numbers of individual photographs, which, when correla

...ansport, [[search and rescue]], air ambulance, [[signals intelligence]], [[imagery intelligence]], VIP transport, and trainers. Civilian applications have included airline

...ent-csi/docs/v12i2a02p_0002.htm }}</ref> First power estimates came from [[imagery intelligence|photographic interpretation]], followed, in 1958, by only partially success

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...[Australia]]n-born aviation pioneer and adventurer. He developed British [[imagery intelligence|Photographic Reconnaissance Unit]], originally working for the [[Secret Int ...connaissance unit, it is part of the lineage of the current RAF [[Tactical Imagery Intelligence Wing]] (TIW).

...e overall deception plans. Clandestine human-source intelligence (HUMINT), imagery intelligence (photoreconnaissance) (IMINT), and signals intelligence (SIGINT) were all c