NuWave Solutions Presenting Anticipatory Intelligence from Remotely Observable Commerce at the GEOINT 2018 Symposium
Summary
Brian Frutchey, a Vice President at NuWave, will speak about deriving Anticipatory Intelligence from Remotely Observable Commerce in a Lightning Talk in the Innovation Corner on 23 April at 2:30PM and demonstrating a prototype on 24 April at 1PM in the Machine Learning Working Group session. Adversary operations, especially Gray Zone activities, are often obscured to be difficult to detect, but will still have impacts on commerce. New remote measures of commerce are now available which are difficult to obfuscate, like car counts on roads around the world, because of an increase in Internet of Things (IoT) sensors and improved object recognition from overhead imagery. Analysis of these sources provides improved opportunities to detect and predict gray zone and other adversarial activities. "We look forward to sharing our teams expertise and vision for making data science more user-friendly and applicable to new use cases."