here in the nga operations center, they make sense of the data that u.s.ellites beam back. >> we moved from spacial resolution to what we call activity resolution now. >> translation, it's not just about satellite photos anymore. now, the patterns of behavior they reveal are much more telling. >> when i worked in this business in the '80s, patterns were developed weeks at best, months, years more likely. patterns these days are days at worst and hours more likely. so trying to find the pattern in the noise is the real trick. >> when we speak about patterns, it's how often does this terrorist leader visit this compound? that's what we're talking about? >> that's right. >> or in the case of the mysterious compound, it was about normal things that were not happening. >> they didn't seem to do anything very ordinary like going to see a movie or going out grocery shopping. they seemed to be staying in the compound. that was mysterious. >> they had no internet connection, burned their trash and rarely left. but patterns also showed someone pacing in the garden.

had found its mortal enemy living in a compound that looked just like this model, built by the nga six to support decision making. and by the way, how else could we find out more information about the compound. >> for one thing, satellites took photos both by looking straight down and by pointing at angles that showed doors, windows and wall heights. and then, the nga mined its archive, countless images stored long before the compound was ever constructed. >> in this case, because, let's face it, we did not suspect this facility or know why this house was being built when it was being built but our ability to have that library coverage enabled us to go back and to rebuild essentially over time. >> building a scale model accurate to the centimeter. >> the tracking down and taking down of osama bin laden was kind of a classic example of successful u.s. of intelligence. >> james clapper coordinates the efforts of all american intelligence agencies. >> that was a huge moment for me and a lot of us in the intelligence community, particularly those of us who lived through 9/11. it was closur

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