Sharpen Your Technical Tradecraft & Earn CEUs at GEOINT 2027.
Build hands-on skills in focused 1-Hour Training Sessions led by technical practitioners from industry, academia, and government. Eligible sessions qualify for Continuing Education Units (CEUs) toward USGIF's Certified GEOINT Professional (CGP) credential.
What to Expect in GEOINT 2027 Training Sessions
Every GEOINT training session is strictly educational and non-commercial, focused on workflows, analytical methods, open standards, and emerging tools you can apply on the job.
Focused 1-Hour Blocks on Monday & Tuesday
Sessions run in 60-minute blocks during Monday, May 17 and Tuesday, May 18 afternoon hours, allowing you to combine technical training with Main Stage mornings and Exhibit Hall Mission Stages.
Earn CEUs Toward CGP Certification
Completed training sessions earn Continuing Education Units (CEUs) applicable toward USGIF's Certified GEOINT Professional (CGP-G, CGP-R, CGP-A) initial application or recertification requirements.
$25 Member / $35 Non-Member Per Session
Add individual 1-hour training sessions during online registration or through your attendee registration record once the full Spring 2027 training catalog is released ($25 for USGIF Individual Members; $35 for Non-Members).
Skills Built for Modern Geospatial Analysts & Engineers
- GeoAI & Computer Vision Workflows: Training, validating, and auditing foundation models on electro-optical, SAR, and hyperspectral imagery.
- SAR, RF & Multi-Phenomenology Exploitation: Practical tradecraft for all-weather maritime, moving-target, and coherent change detection.
- Open Standards, STAC & Cloud-Native Geospatial: Building interoperable pipelines with OGC standards, GeoParquet, and cloud-native catalogs.
- Contested PNT & Geodesy: Assessing GNSS interference, spoofing detection, and celestial/magnetic/visual navigation backups.
- 3D Terrain, Digital Twins & Modeling/Simulation: Constructing high-resolution synthetic environments for mission rehearsal and tactical edge use.
Have a Technical Workflow or Toolset to Teach?
USGIF invites subject-matter experts from government, industry, and academia to propose 1-hour instructional training sessions for GEOINT 2027. Submissions are open through December 18, 2026.
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