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Newsweek – How Satellite Imaging will Revolutionize Everything from Stock Picking to Farming
AllSource Analysis, based in Longmont, Colorado, uses the photos to tell stories about “places that are too hard, too dangerous or too remote to travel to,” for governments, nongovernmental organizations and commercial groups, according to Stephen Wood, the company’s CEO
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Radio Free Asia – Rights Group Says North Korea Has Expanded Prison
Although the prison appears to have gotten bigger, it has also become more crowded, according to Joseph Bermudez, AllSource Analysis co-founder and chief analytics officer. AllSource, a global provider of high-resolution earth imagery, works with HRNK to monitor the North Korean prison camps.
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Associated Press – AP documents 72 mass graves in territory freed of IS
Satellites offer the clearest look at massacres such as the one at Badoush Prison in June 2014 that left 600 inmates dead. A patch of scraped earth shows the likely site, according to exclusive photos obtained by the imagery intelligence firm AllSource Analysis and shared with AP.
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Hankyoreh – Expert: North Korea’s submarine-launched ballistic missile won’t be ready until 2020
Joseph Bermudez, a researcher and North Korean military expert with the intelligence analysis firm AllSource Analysis, explained his prediction in a conference call organized on Aug. 24 by the North Korea affairs website 38 North.“For a North Korean submarine to have survival capabilities [after a missile attack], they would need to develop and deploy a […]
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Yonhap – N. Korea expected to conduct full-range SLBM test within 12 months: U.S. expert
“With each test, they seem to be going a little further. This criticism that they haven’t tested the full range, I don’t think that’s really a valid criticism at this point,” Joseph Bermudez, co-founder and chief analytic officer of AllSource Analysis
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Washington Post – Satellite photos show Islamic State installing hundreds of makeshift oil refineries
The images were provided to The Washington Post by Stratfor and AllSource Analysis, a Colorado firm that specializes in geospatial research.
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Business Insider – China’s progress on their Second Aircraft Carrier
The imagery, acquired from Stratfor’s partners at AllSource Analysis, suggests that the project is a modular construction, in which sections of the vessel are built separately and then fitted together, allowing for shorter build times and greater flexibility.
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BBC – Syria conflict: IS ‘destroyed helicopters’ at Russian base
New satellite imagery appears to reveal extensive damage to a strategically significant airbase in central Syria used by Russian forces after an attack by so-called Islamic State (IS)
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CBS via AP – Ramadi in Ruins
Satellite photo provided by DigitalGlobe and analyzed by AllSource Analysis shows bomb craters in one neighborhood of the Iraqi city of Ramadi.
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UPI – International pressure puts North Korea on defensive for prison camps
The Committee for Human Rights in North Korea, a Washington, D.C.-based non-government organization, and AllSource Analysis, an earth imagery solutions provider, issued a report in December stating the camp not only remains active in winter, with an emphasis on logging, farming and mining, but it has also added housing units, according to defector testimony.
