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Today’s AllSource Analysis Spotlight shines the light on – Satellite imagery from September 14 and 15, 2019 shows damage and ongoing containment efforts at the world’s largest crude processing facility, Saudi Aramco’s Abqaiq plant, with 7M b/d capacity.
Yahya Sare’e, spokesman for the Airforce of the Houthi-led Yemeni Army, claimed responsibility for the attack which also targeted the Khurais refinery, however US officials have publicly contradicted this claim of responsibility, indicating that the attack came from Iran or Iraq and involved both cruise missiles in addition to drones.
On September 14, Aramco’s President and CEO, Amin H Nasser, announced a suspension of 5.7M b/d of crude production, roughly half of Saudi Arabia’s total crude output.
For additional information or to learn how to monitor the ongoing security situation in Saudi Arabia with Finished Geospatial Intelligence contact:
sales@allsourceanalysis.com.
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The AllSource Analysis team is pleased to announce a new contract with the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency and proud to help serve the mission.
Recruit GEO Talent on the new GEOJOBS.BIZ LONGMONT, Colorado, September 12, 2019 — AllSource Analysis Inc. (AllSource), a leader in complete geospatial intelligence, has been awarded a $1.956 million contract by the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA). The one-year contract supports the ... Today’s AllSource Analysis Spotlight shines the light on – On 02 August 2019, a smoke plume was observed in the Wadi Arabie district south of Tripoli, Libya. The location of the smoke plume corresponds to a warehouse that was probably a target of Gen Haftar’s LNA forces. A recent Twitter report stated that LNA’s 128th Battalion was firing Type-63 multiple rockets into the Wadi Arabie area (@ssmlibya). Residential structures are seen near the warehouse in a before image taken on 03 July 2019.
GNA forces have used civilian structures to hide military equipment and personnel from reconnaissance aircraft which in turn puts civilians in jeopardy.
The attempts by Haftar’s forces to gain control of Tripoli have been stymied since the initial attacks in April. It is not known how long this conflict will continue.
To follow these events and the ongoing conflict in Libya with Finished Geospatial Intelligence contact: sales@allsourceanalysis.com.
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Today’s AllSource Analysis Spotlight shines the light on – The dry season in the Amazon Region creates favorable conditions for the spread of fire, both naturally occurring and man-made.
On an image from 29 August 2019, a fire spot and burned vegetation can be seen near San Matías in Ángel Sandoval Provincia (Bolivia), close to the Brazilian Legal Amazon border. On an image from 28 August 2019, a fire spot can be seen burning in Nova Fronteira land reform settlement close to the Altamira National Forest and Baú indigenous land, in Pará State (Brazil).
Data comparison from 25 August 2019 (orange dots) to 29 August 2019 (green dots) show fire spots are significantly reducing in the Amazon Region.
Specifically, in Brazil, the Bolsonaro government is employing the military in border areas, indigenous lands, federal environmental conservation units and other areas in the Legal Amazon, for preventive and repressive actions against environmental crimes and in the surveying and fighting of fires.
For additional information or to learn how to monitor the ongoing fires and their effects on the region and the world with Finished Geospatial Intelligence contact:
sales@allsourceanalysis.com.
To view previously featured reports:
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#Geospatial #Intelligence #AmazonRegionFires #DrySeason #Brazil
Today’s AllSource Analysis Spotlight shines the light on – Satellite imagery from September 14 and 15, 2019 shows damage and ongoing containment efforts at the world’s largest crude processing facility, Saudi Aramco’s Abqaiq plant, with 7M b/d capacity.
Yahya Sare’e, spokesman for the Airforce of the Houthi-led Yemeni Army, claimed responsibility for the attack which also targeted the Khurais refinery, however US officials have publicly contradicted this claim of responsibility, indicating that the attack came from Iran or Iraq and involved both cruise missiles in addition to drones.
On September 14, Aramco’s President and CEO, Amin H Nasser, announced a suspension of 5.7M b/d of crude production, roughly half of Saudi Arabia’s total crude output.
For additional information or to learn how to monitor the ongoing security situation in Saudi Arabia with Finished Geospatial Intelligence contact:
sales@allsourceanalysis.com.
To view previously featured reports:
allsourceanalysis.com/featured-analysis/
To receive the Spotlight report in your inbox:
allsourceanalysis.com/spotlight
Need real time intelligence anywhere across the globe? Contact AllSource today.
#Geospatial #Intelligence #SaudiArabia #SaudiAramco #AbaiqAttack #GlobalSecurity
The AllSource Analysis team is pleased to announce a new contract with the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency and proud to help serve the mission.
Today’s AllSource Analysis Spotlight shines the light on – On 02 August 2019, a smoke plume was observed in the Wadi Arabie district south of Tripoli, Libya. The location of the smoke plume corresponds to a warehouse that was probably a target of Gen Haftar’s LNA forces. A recent Twitter report stated that LNA’s 128th Battalion was firing Type-63 multiple rockets into the Wadi Arabie area (@ssmlibya). Residential structures are seen near the warehouse in a before image taken on 03 July 2019.
GNA forces have used civilian structures to hide military equipment and personnel from reconnaissance aircraft which in turn puts civilians in jeopardy.
The attempts by Haftar’s forces to gain control of Tripoli have been stymied since the initial attacks in April. It is not known how long this conflict will continue.
To follow these events and the ongoing conflict in Libya with Finished Geospatial Intelligence contact: sales@allsourceanalysis.com.
To view previously featured reports:
allsourceanalysis.com/featured-analysis/
To receive the Spotlight report in your inbox:
allsourceanalysis.com/spotlight
Need real time intelligence anywhere across the globe? Contact AllSource today.
#Geospatial #Intelligence #WarehouseAttackedWadiArabie #Libya #Tripoli #HumanitarianCrisis #HumanRights
Today’s AllSource Analysis Spotlight shines the light on – The dry season in the Amazon Region creates favorable conditions for the spread of fire, both naturally occurring and man-made.
On an image from 29 August 2019, a fire spot and burned vegetation can be seen near San Matías in Ángel Sandoval Provincia (Bolivia), close to the Brazilian Legal Amazon border. On an image from 28 August 2019, a fire spot can be seen burning in Nova Fronteira land reform settlement close to the Altamira National Forest and Baú indigenous land, in Pará State (Brazil).
Data comparison from 25 August 2019 (orange dots) to 29 August 2019 (green dots) show fire spots are significantly reducing in the Amazon Region.
Specifically, in Brazil, the Bolsonaro government is employing the military in border areas, indigenous lands, federal environmental conservation units and other areas in the Legal Amazon, for preventive and repressive actions against environmental crimes and in the surveying and fighting of fires.
For additional information or to learn how to monitor the ongoing fires and their effects on the region and the world with Finished Geospatial Intelligence contact:
sales@allsourceanalysis.com.
To view previously featured reports:
allsourceanalysis.com/featured-analysis/
To receive the Spotlight report in your inbox:
allsourceanalysis.com/spotlight
Need real time intelligence anywhere across the globe? Contact AllSource today.
#Geospatial #Intelligence #AmazonRegionFires #DrySeason #Brazil
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