DGI (Defence Geospatial Intelligence) takes place on 23–25 February in London, United Kingdom. The event serves as a high-level platform for defence and security stakeholders to explore how geospatial intelligence (GEOINT) supports modern military operations, national security decision-making, and multi-domain awareness.

The conference agenda focuses on satellite imagery, ISR integration, AI-driven analytics, geospatial data fusion, space-based intelligence, and interoperability among allied forces. DGI enables strategic dialogue between armed forces, intelligence agencies, defence ministries, and technology providers, while the exhibition area showcases cutting-edge GEOINT and ISR solutions.

Sectors of Participating Companies

Companies and institutions attending DGI typically operate in the following sectors:

• Defence and security industry
• Geospatial intelligence (GEOINT) technologies
• Satellite and space systems
• ISR (Intelligence, Surveillance & Reconnaissance) solutions
• GIS and advanced mapping technologies
• Artificial intelligence and big data analytics
• Governmental and military organizations

Importance for the Defence Industry

DGI is strategically important for the defence industry as it:

• Strengthens GEOINT’s role in modern warfare and defence planning
• Supports NATO and allied interoperability in geospatial and intelligence domains
• Accelerates adoption of AI-enabled intelligence analysis and space-based ISR systems
• Creates direct collaboration opportunities between defence authorities and industry

Geospatial intelligence is now a core pillar of air defence, missile warning, situational awareness, and operational superiority, making DGI a key event for defence innovation.

Previous Edition Highlights

Previous Edition: DGI 2025

• Participating Companies: Over 70 defence and technology organizations

Key Highlights:

• Focus on AI-powered GEOINT and space intelligence integration
• Enhanced collaboration frameworks among allied defence forces
• Emphasis on real-time geospatial data for operational decision-making