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• A small but very interesting selection of resources that will help you gain a lot of new knowledge in the field of GEOINT and improve your skills:
1. The main tool for GEOINT intelligence is maps, which allow you to do very cool research literally in real time. Below the link you can find a collection of various maps that are divided into all sorts of directions: https://ohshint.gitbook.io/oh-shint...ial-intelligence-geoint#general-mapping-tools
2. Recently I found a service with a large number of photographs of various objects. Our task is to determine their geolocation. And the resource also allows you to upload your photos and other users can help determine the location. There are even real cases for which you can get a couple of bucks: https://geodetective.io
3. Another resource with practical tasks that are divided into 3 levels of difficulty. If you can't find the solution to any of the tasks, there are hints that will help you find the right answer: https://gralhix.com/list-of-osint-exercises/
4. GeoGuessr - everyone who has ever been interested in today's topic knows about this game. The point is that you randomly get into Google Street View almost anywhere in the world and have to "geolocate" yourself. This is a great game for learning different license plates, street signs, climate, etc. I highly recommend the many detective rounds created by community members: https://www.geoguessr.com
5. Trace Labs - a non-profit organization whose goal is to help find missing people using OSINT, providing a unique opportunity to apply their skills in real-life scenarios: https://www.tracelabs.org/initiatives/search-party
1. The main tool for GEOINT intelligence is maps, which allow you to do very cool research literally in real time. Below the link you can find a collection of various maps that are divided into all sorts of directions: https://ohshint.gitbook.io/oh-shint...ial-intelligence-geoint#general-mapping-tools
2. Recently I found a service with a large number of photographs of various objects. Our task is to determine their geolocation. And the resource also allows you to upload your photos and other users can help determine the location. There are even real cases for which you can get a couple of bucks: https://geodetective.io
3. Another resource with practical tasks that are divided into 3 levels of difficulty. If you can't find the solution to any of the tasks, there are hints that will help you find the right answer: https://gralhix.com/list-of-osint-exercises/
4. GeoGuessr - everyone who has ever been interested in today's topic knows about this game. The point is that you randomly get into Google Street View almost anywhere in the world and have to "geolocate" yourself. This is a great game for learning different license plates, street signs, climate, etc. I highly recommend the many detective rounds created by community members: https://www.geoguessr.com
5. Trace Labs - a non-profit organization whose goal is to help find missing people using OSINT, providing a unique opportunity to apply their skills in real-life scenarios: https://www.tracelabs.org/initiatives/search-party
