Geospatial Intelligence (GSI)

LPA Systems formed its GSI Group as a strategic practice in 2006, after years of success in Research and Development contracts with Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) Information Directorate, Rome, NY. LPA enjoys strong business alliances with PAR Government Systems Corporation (PGSC) and Rochester Institute of Technology, Center for Imaging Science.

The GSI practice is a balance of product development activities and professional services directed to the government and commercial market sectors. GSI product development includes Eco-View™ - integrating the diagnostic power of color infrared technology with high resolution imagery of Pictometry International Corporation, for environmental monitoring, land use assessment and planning. Also within GSI is Next Level Intel™ - a web services analysis tool that integrates disparate intelligence data and facilitates analyst collaboration.

• Eco-View™
• Next Level Intel™ (NLI)
• Imaging Solutions for DoD
• Central Contractor Registration (CCR)

News and Events

• LPA Systems and PAR Government team for Air Force Research Lab Contracts. (July 18, 2006)
• LPA Systems Wins Federal Small Business Award. (June 13, 2006)
• Pictometry Announces Business Partnership with LPA Systems. (May 2, 2006)
• LPA Geospatial Expert Lectures at RIT. (April 28, 2006)

Imaging Solutions for DoD

Hyperspectral Visualization and Spectral Exploitation (HyperVISE) AFRL Information Directorate engaged LPA Systems as prime contractor in conjunction with PAR Government Systems Corporation to expand the capabilities of PAR GV3.0 to include a plug-in capability and to begin development of a library of plug-ins for hyper-spectral exploitation. The result of this partnership is the HyperVISE solution, which consists of PAR GV3.0 combined with LPA's hyperspectral analysis plug-ins. LPA is the exclusive distributor of the HyperVISE solution and the primary distributor of PAR GV3.0 to the commercial sector. Data Sheet

NYS GIS digital orthoimagery of LPA Systems' office location with LPA analysis insert.

Map-Based Interface for GPL (MAP-GPL) LPA and PGSC teamed to design, develop and implement a software tool kit to augment and enhance the DoD Geospatial Product Library by allowing multi-formatted imagery to be displayed in a map-based viewer. Based on this engagement, AFRL Information Directorate nominated LPA for the SBA Small Business Prime Contractor of the Year award, 2006.

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