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MXR-DS-g-egd 08/20 ByThe G-EGD content is provided to end users through the MyDigitalGlobe website, via OGC services, via ArcGIS or EarthService (Google Earth). Access via OGC Services ■ Compatible with Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) compliant government or commercial applications and online portals such as Tactical Assault Kit (TAK), ArcGIS and APASS/KILSWITCH Authentication and security OGC Services Web Map Service (WMS) - Natively interoperates with most GIS software - Displays imagery based on user-defined parameters Web Coverage Service (WCS) - Chip and download user-selected area of interest in supported file formats Web Feature Service (WFS) - Facilitates queries against robust metadata - Provides real-time coverage display Web Map Tile Service (WMTS) - Renders imagery rapidly for panning and zooming - Allows for client and server-side caching Web Processing Service (WPS) - Allows asychronous download and storing of imagery info@maxar.com maxar.com G-EGD access maxar archive ■ Archive Imagery Access: Maxar's 80+ petabyte, 19-year time-lapse library of high resolution imagery and information makes up the largest knowledge base of location-based information about our changing planet. Deliverables ■ Foundation GEOINT (FG) Layer: A seamless, nearly cloud-free orthomosaic base layer currently comprised of quarter-degree geocells that are managed to meet currency requirements of 6-month to 3-year intervals, depending on priority ■ Vivid Basemap: Pan and color mosaics that provide nearly global landmass coverage ■ Image Strip (IS) Layer: Orthorectified, time- dominant imagery strips available online within 10 hours of downlink ■ 128-bit SSL encryption ■ G-EGD can also serve as a source of streaming imagery for other soware applications. US government programs which desire to use G-EGD streaming imagery as a source within another soware application can contact: deechsupport@digitalglobe.com or deechsupport@digitalglobe.com in order to coordinate a "portal" integration with G-EGD. ■ Internet, NIPRNet, SIPRNet Access via MyDigitalGlobe ■ An intuitive, browser-based tool for users to search for imagery locations, view content, visualize content in 2D and 3D, and request and manage feature downloads and virtual mosaic "mashups" that can be exported and saved in multiple formats. Access via DigitalGlobe EarthService™ ■ A browser-based imagery selection tool compatible with KML-based Earth viewers such as Google Earth, ArcGIS Explorer, and World Wind. Users can chip and download imagery in multiple formats. Access via ArcGIS REST API ■ Provides ability to exploit DigitalGlobe imagery within ArcGIS Desktop and ArcGIS Online. Access via ImageConnect Add-In for ArcMap ■ Use this add-in to stream DG's current and historical imagery directly into ArcMap. delivery methods ■ Online: Download image strips and mosaics in these formats: GeoTIFF, MrSID, NITF 2.1, JPEG, JPEG2000, Geo-referenced PDF, GeoPackage and RPF ■ Offline: Contact NGA to have imagery delivered offline To get access to G-EGD, use your CAC or register with your USG email address: Internet or NIPRNet: https://evwhs.digitalglobe.com SIPRNet: evwhs.nga.smil.mil