U.S. Army Geospatial Center

05/31/2026

05/29/2026

“Being invited to participate in the Best Sapper competition is an incredible honor,” said AGC's Cory Baron. “To be asked to come back again and again is a testament to the work the team has done to advance these capabilities and continue to shape the future of the program.”

The Instrument Set, Reconnaissance and Surveying (Common name: ENFIRE) supports Soldiers by expediting deliberate route, area and zone reconnaissance, route clearance, hazard identification, inventory, and construction management efforts through the integration of digital tools into a single platform.

The annual Best Sapper Competition gathers the U.S. Army’s elite engineers to compete in tests of skill, endurance, and creativity in leveraging advance...

05/24/2026

04/22/2026

04/14/2026

AGC & GRL recently hosted Chief Warrant Officer of the Army Aaron Anderson for a facilities tour and mission & capabilities briefing. CW5 Anderson serves as the senior advisor to the Chief of Staff of the Army on warrant officer management, training, and policy. It was a productive visit and discussion. CW5 Anderson is a great advocate for AGC and our mission of providing critical geospatial data and products to our Nation's warfighters.

03/27/2026

Each year on March 25, the nation observes National Medal of Honor Day, dedicated to recognizing the extraordinary courage of service members who distin...

03/26/2026

On Wednesday, March 25th, AGC co-hosted a Ground Warfighter Technical Exchange Meeting with the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency. The event brought together geospatial members of the Ground Warfighter Community to discuss updates within programs, new research, and issues that we need help solving that would be beneficial to the community we serve. Topics included: LLM integration with geospatial data for map user interactions; Native storage of geospatial data in a graph database; Ground Warfighter Geospatial Data Model (GGDM) and the Transition to the Defense Geospatial Information Framework (DGIF). It was a very productive event, our thanks to all involved.

03/13/2026

AGC’s Warfighter Support and SASD Directorate Chiefs, George Ohanian and Ashley Utter, recently attended the 2026 DGI (Geospatial Intelligence for Defence and Security) Conference at the Queen Elizabeth Centre in London, England. DGI is the longest-running international conference for geospatial intelligence professionals in the world (experts from 50+ nations). Mr. Ohanian and Ms. Utter moderated international panels that discussed critical topics such as the implementation of Artificial Intelligence in geospatial analysis. Providing innovative, interactive formats for learning and networking across 3 days, DGI is a unique opportunity to assess new technologies to deliver collective security solutions.

02/24/2026

The Army's Combined Arms Doctrine Directorate is integrating artificial intelligence through a strategic training and development program to enhance efficiency and research speed.

02/24/2026

“President Trump has empowered his Administration to work with lightspeed efficiency to make our government deliver more for all Americans," said Adam Telle, the Assistant Secretary of the Army for Civil Works.

On Monday February 23rd, Army Civil Works launched the "Building Infrastructure, Not Paperwork" change initiative that will maximize the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' ability to deliver national infrastructure by accelerating project delivery and cutting red tape in the permitting process.

The plan will also make the enterprise more efficient, increase transparency and accountability to attack waste and instill fiscal discipline, and strategically prioritize all resources on core missions that only serve the national interest.