ODNI to share unclassified science and technology priorities (Debra Werner, Space News)

October 6, 2021

The Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) is preparing unclassified documents to share its science and technology priorities with industry and academia, John Beieler, ODNI science and technology director, said Oct. 5 at the GEOINT 2021 Symposium here.

ODNI began creating the documents by asking U.S. government national intelligence managers about needs within their regions or functional areas that were going unmet. ODNI then compared the 100s of “capability gaps” identified with the budget to “see where resources don’t match the priorities,” Beieler said.

ODNI to share unclassified science and technology priorities – SpaceNews

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