Summary Human Geographers apply knowledge of physical and socio-cultural aspects of countries, regions, and urban areas to support national security goals and issues. They monitor their area of responsibility, conduct research, and synthesize regional and human geographic data to build foundation geospatial data layers. They perform analyses to characterize events, identify relationships and trends, infer Responsibilities ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) serves as the world leader in providing timely, relevant, accurate and actionable geospatial intelligence (GEOINT). NGA's civilian, military and contract personnel evaluate imagery, maps, charts, multiple layers of foundation data - such as terrain, elevation and gravity - and the full spectrum of visible and invisible light in order to help users visualize what is happening at a particular place and time. Our intelligence officers go beyond describing 'what, where and when' to revealing 'how an...