Reece Biddiscombe

Senior Analyst
Australian Geospatial Intelligence Organisation (AGO)

Reece joined AGO in 1999 as a geospatial analyst and has since worked inand led teams that produce geospatial intelligence in support of the AustralianIntelligence Community and the Australian Defence Forces.

His work as an analytical team leader culminated in leading the AGOcontingent in the Middle East in 2012, himself working from Tarin Kowt,Afghanistan. Since returning, Reece has been assisting AGO to developorganisational and capability improvement, most notably contributing AGOsubmissions to the 2014 Force Structure Review and Defence White Paper.

He is currently the Integrated Project Manager for DEF799, theacquisition of ground station facilities to provide Australian Defence with thecapability to directly task commercial imagery satellite constellations.

Reece has been married for 19 years and is enjoying the challenge ofraising two children aged 14 and 11.

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Geospatial Intelligence for Regional and Global Security

Wednesday, January 25th, 2017

12:10 PM Australian Geospatial-Intelligence Organisation: Building Future GEOINT Capability

12:35 PM Panel Discussion – How Geospatial Intelligence will Enable Faster Resolution of Security Challenges in APAC

Find out more about the complexities of APAC as an operational environment from experts leading GEOINT agencies and teams in the region. Discover where threats will come from next in the region and how Allies operating there plan to predict future events faster and develop more robust strategies too. Highly interactive this session gives you the chance to get all your questions answered by a panel of experts on GEOINT in APAC.

What is the threat landscape in APAC today?
What are the major partnerships and relationships emerging in the region and how will these enable greater sharing of geospatial information in the future?
How Allies can leverage geospatial intelligence to predict and prevent unwanted events from occurring
What is the role of industry in supporting future requirements for GEOINT in the region?