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Once again, we scoured the exhibition floor at GEOINT 2009 and have compiled all the news you need from the 180-plus companies. We have news from DigitalGlobe, ERDAS, TerraEchoes and much more.

ERDAS Announces New 2010 Software Release at GEOINT
ERDAS announces its annual release, with new versions of ERDAS IMAGINE 2010, LPS 2010, ERDAS APOLLO 2010 and other leading desktop and enterprise products. In addition, ERDAS is introducing several new products, including IMAGINE Feature Interoperability and IMAGINE SAR Interferometry as well as a technology preview of LPS eATE. The full suite of products will be showcased at the GEOINT Symposium, October 18-21, 2009 at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center in San Antonio, TX Booth #769. Read the full press release here.

TerraEchos Teams with IBM for Cloud-Computing Solution for Massive Data Streams
TerraEchos has teamed with IBM to apply cloud-computing technology as a solution to process the massive streams of data gathered by fiber optic sensor systems in covert intelligence and surveillance operations of the U.S. Navy. Visit booth 241 at GEOINT to learn how TerraEchos, IBM and GCS Research (TerraEchos’ parent company) are integrating cloud computing and geospatial exploitation techniques to develop the Adelos – S4 architecture for electro-optical MASINT under contract to the U.S. Navy.

DigitalGlobe’s New Satellite Yields First Images
Twelve days after it launched WorldView-2 into orbit, DigitalGlobe has released its first images from the satellite, which will supply high-resolution photography for Google’s and Microsoft’s online mapping services. The first images are of two locations in San Antonio, Texas, where the company is showing off its work at the GeoInt 2009 Symposium this week, and of Dallas Love Airport. Read the full CNET story here.

Thetus Unveils The Savanna Analysis Solution at GEOINT 2009
Thetus Corporation, a pioneer of semantic knowledge modeling and discovery software, delivers a new standard of solutions to address complex modeling and analysis challenges. The Savanna solution builds upon the proven foundation of the Thetus Publisher, a semantic modeling platform, to provide an off-the-shelf analysis solution designed for rapid integration and customization. Check out the full press release here.