By Geoff Fein The relationship between the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) and the commercial imagery sector remains strong and will remain so into the future as the agency continues to rely on a mix of fee for service imagery and data that NGA acquires on its own, a top agency official said. "The important thing, our relationship with industry goes out as far out as I can possible see. It will be vigorous and will continue to be as or…
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