Dictionary

geoconfirmation en · NOUN

Pronunciation

• /ˈd͡ʒiːowkɒnfəˌmeːʃən/ (Multicultural-London-English)
• /ˈd͡ʒiowkɑnfɚˌmejʃən/ (US)

Etymology

From geo- + confirmation.

Meanings

1. (neologism, qualifier:military economy, uncountable) The attempt to verify visual impressions of loss or acquisition of equipment and troop movements via topographic information.
   • Gorkovskiy was captured recently with geoconfirmation. https://t.me/legionoffreedom/1161 The main city of Belgorod has been getting spammed by drones all day 2024 March 17, SVuXwc/Q, /pol/, No. 462041737:
   • People keep asking us to Geoconfirm the launch site. We have a possible launch location, but only from one direction. The distance, timing and smoke trail matches the strike on #Kramatorsk. We are looking for a second GeoConfirmation to triangulate the launch. 2022 August 4, GeoConfirmed, Twitter, also cited by T-INTELL:
   • You mean literally video footage and geoconfirmation that you could literally verify yourself isn’t a good source? You’re too emotional, you’re not thinking rationally. This is far more evidence than Hamas has provided to justify their claim. 2023 October 18, NKinCode, “If Israël had any kind of proof it would be all over the Western world rn.”, in r/Conspiracy:
   • Warspotting is just a .net and is best used to associate where the conflicts focus zones are shifting by providing geoconfirmation of losses. 2023 September 20, im-yeeting, “Zelensky: "Humanity Is Failing On Its Climate Policy Objectives"”, in r/Conservative:
   • geoconfirmation specialists have weighed in on the Mass Graves, and shown very conclusive evidence that it was in fact Palestinians who dug the mass graves 2024 April 29, Greyhulksays, “We're not going anywhere,' say pro-Palestinian protesters at McGill encampment”, in r/Canada:

Forms

Relateds

geopositioning · geotracking · geoconfirmed · geoconfirm

Synonyms

geolocation · geoverification