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IN-Q-TEL HOSTS FIRST DEMO OF TEST BED TO ACCELERATE DEVELOPMENT OF WEB MAPPING AND GEOSPATIAL FUSION SERVICES

November 14, 2000
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November 14, 2000
Rosslyn, VA

In-Q-Tel,  the independent technology development arm of the Central Intelligence Agency,  will host demonstrations of the Open GIS Consortium's new test bed designed to  accelerate the development of web mapping and geospatial fusion services for  commercial markets. The demonstrations will take place November 16, 2000, at  In-Q-Tel's headquarters, in Rosslyn,   Virginia.

This test bed is the first major step in developing interfaces that are designed to  communicate between components that fuse data with web-based map delivery.

OGC is a non-profit Wayland, Mass.-based organization that promotes the use of open  software interfaces in the development of location-based and geospatial  technologies. These interfaces enable established and emerging technologies to  communicate with each other and will expand markets for location-based  services.

For  more information on the GFS test bed, please see the press release issued by  OGC calling for participation in the test bed at http://www.opengis.org/info/press/fusion.htm.

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