GFC Fundamentals Course
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1. Geospatial Intelligence (GEOINT) merges which three elements?: Imagery, Imagery
Intelligence, Geospatial Information
2. __________is a system of interconnected computer networks used by the De-
partment Defense (DoD), Department of State, and other intelligence and
national security- related stakeholders to transmit classified information (up
to and including Secret) in a secure environment.: SIPRNet
3. What are the four components of GEOINT?: Discipline, Data, Process, Products
4. Which statement is most correct?: Data used for GEOINT can be derived from multiple classified or
unclassified sources
5. What steps does Geospatial-Intelligence Preparation of the Environment
(GPE) accomplish?: Define Environment, Describe environments influence, Evaluate threats and hazards,
Develop analytic conclusions.
6. Which GEOINT Analytic Tradecraft uses technical application of remote sens-
ing toward GEOINT?: Imagery Science
(note: "technical application" are key words in the question)
7. Which GEOINT Analytic Tradecraft does management of assets, partnerships
with other disciplines to answer specific intelligence problems?: Source Analysis
8. What is the best answer for the extraction of knowledge from large volumes
of data?: Data Science
9. Which is not a National System for Geospatial Intelligence (NSG) Partner?: -
Germany
10. How does the GEOINT produced by National System for Geospatial Intelli-
gence (NSG) support national security?: Inform Policymakers, Support Military, Support Homeland
Security and Law Enforcement, Intel Collaboration
11. Who establishes the services GEOINT policy and procedures, interacts be-
tween services and CCMDS GIS and Imagery personnel?: Joint Staff
12. Who provides leadership, management, and oversight of the intelligence
community?: ODNI
13. This organization provides foreign military intelligence, intelligence support
to warfighters, and produces and uses GEOINT.: National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency
(NGA)
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14. They are the primary source of GEOINT at the national level.: NGA (double check
this answer)
15. 15. Who is responsible for information assurance and collects foreign sig-
nals?: National Security Agency (NSA)
16. Who is the functional manager for GEOINT?: Director NGA
17. What does the functional manager do?: Advise DNI and Secretary of Defense, develop doctrine
and policy, conduct certifications, ensure interoperability
18. What are the primary functions of the Geospatial Intelligence Committee
(GIC)?: Support the Functional Manager, and provide a forum for information exchange.
19. Who develops standardized TTPs for GEOINT personnel?: NSG
[Note: TTP means optional tactics, techniques and procedures (same as SOP)]
20. Using advanced sensors, multiple sensors, and multiple intelligence dis-
ciplines to increase the precision and detail for visualization of on-demand
accessible products are considered?: Advanced GEOINT Capabilities
21. Who manages the database for the order of battle data added to finished
products?: DIA - (MIDB data)
22. Target materials and imagery identification keys are normally produced by
whom?: CCMD
Note: Means Combatant Command (formerly COCOM)
23. They will normally work with NGA, the services, and CCMDS to process
geospatial data?: NRO
(Note: anywhere it says "process" it is NRO. They process data from sensors)
24. Who has primary responsibility for analyzing airborne ISR sensor data?: Air-
force
25. What tasks are considered common to all NSG members?: Analyze, Assess, Predict
Note: Produce predictive analysis lesson 2, right before ICDs - (Intelligence Community Directive)
26. Standard Products: Primarily derived from electro-optical sensors and existing geospatial data.
27. NRO: National Reconnaissance Office
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1. Geospatial Intelligence (GEOINT) merges which three elements?: Imagery, Imagery
Intelligence, Geospatial Information
2. __________is a system of interconnected computer networks used by the De-
partment Defense (DoD), Department of State, and other intelligence and
national security- related stakeholders to transmit classified information (up
to and including Secret) in a secure environment.: SIPRNet
3. What are the four components of GEOINT?: Discipline, Data, Process, Products
4. Which statement is most correct?: Data used for GEOINT can be derived from multiple classified or
unclassified sources
5. What steps does Geospatial-Intelligence Preparation of the Environment
(GPE) accomplish?: Define Environment, Describe environments influence, Evaluate threats and hazards,
Develop analytic conclusions.
6. Which GEOINT Analytic Tradecraft uses technical application of remote sens-
ing toward GEOINT?: Imagery Science
(note: "technical application" are key words in the question)
7. Which GEOINT Analytic Tradecraft does management of assets, partnerships
with other disciplines to answer specific intelligence problems?: Source Analysis
8. What is the best answer for the extraction of knowledge from large volumes
of data?: Data Science
9. Which is not a National System for Geospatial Intelligence (NSG) Partner?: -
Germany
10. How does the GEOINT produced by National System for Geospatial Intelli-
gence (NSG) support national security?: Inform Policymakers, Support Military, Support Homeland
Security and Law Enforcement, Intel Collaboration
11. Who establishes the services GEOINT policy and procedures, interacts be-
tween services and CCMDS GIS and Imagery personnel?: Joint Staff
12. Who provides leadership, management, and oversight of the intelligence
community?: ODNI
13. This organization provides foreign military intelligence, intelligence support
to warfighters, and produces and uses GEOINT.: National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency
(NGA)
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14. They are the primary source of GEOINT at the national level.: NGA (double check
this answer)
15. 15. Who is responsible for information assurance and collects foreign sig-
nals?: National Security Agency (NSA)
16. Who is the functional manager for GEOINT?: Director NGA
17. What does the functional manager do?: Advise DNI and Secretary of Defense, develop doctrine
and policy, conduct certifications, ensure interoperability
18. What are the primary functions of the Geospatial Intelligence Committee
(GIC)?: Support the Functional Manager, and provide a forum for information exchange.
19. Who develops standardized TTPs for GEOINT personnel?: NSG
[Note: TTP means optional tactics, techniques and procedures (same as SOP)]
20. Using advanced sensors, multiple sensors, and multiple intelligence dis-
ciplines to increase the precision and detail for visualization of on-demand
accessible products are considered?: Advanced GEOINT Capabilities
21. Who manages the database for the order of battle data added to finished
products?: DIA - (MIDB data)
22. Target materials and imagery identification keys are normally produced by
whom?: CCMD
Note: Means Combatant Command (formerly COCOM)
23. They will normally work with NGA, the services, and CCMDS to process
geospatial data?: NRO
(Note: anywhere it says "process" it is NRO. They process data from sensors)
24. Who has primary responsibility for analyzing airborne ISR sensor data?: Air-
force
25. What tasks are considered common to all NSG members?: Analyze, Assess, Predict
Note: Produce predictive analysis lesson 2, right before ICDs - (Intelligence Community Directive)
26. Standard Products: Primarily derived from electro-optical sensors and existing geospatial data.
27. NRO: National Reconnaissance Office
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