Loyola Enterprises Inc. Announces Terrain Systems Division

Loyola Enterprises Inc. announces the opening of Terrain Systems Division in Huntsville, Alabama

Troy Hockenberry
Geospatial Simulation Director

Virginia Beach, VA; December 4, 2009 – Loyola Enterprises Inc. announces the opening of our Terrain Systems Division in Huntsville Alabama. In announcing Loyola’s new division, Mr. Kent Stevens, Executive Vice President of Loyola said, “We are very pleased that Mr. Troy Hockenberry has joined us as Director of Huntsville Terrain Systems division. The Terrain Systems Division will focus on expanding Loyola’s 3D modeling, visual and Semi-Automated Forces (SAF) database development, content manipulation, consulting and training services. Our new Huntsville office has the experts and technology to provide our customers many years of experience delivering classified and unclassified visual and constructive databases for many COTS and proprietary runtime environments.” Mr. Benito Loyola, President of Loyola said, “This new capability will provide the best technology and people working together with our customers in a real-time approach to developing complex Virtual and Constructive databases.”

Mr. Hockenberry has over 20 years of geospatial and modeling background. Troy served in the US Army as an advisor for terrain effects on plans and operations. Troy has supported training and mission rehearsal database development for USSOCOM AC-130 gunship, Pave Low and Pave Hawk systems, 7th ATC CCTT databases, and setup of the F-15 E database simulation facility in Akron, Ohio. While at Terrex (now Presagis), Troy was Director of Application Engineering and instrumental in the development of TerraVista, the leading simulation database construction toolset and was co-developer for the PDAViz, a PDA 3-D visualization viewer. Currently, Troy has been delivering classified and unclassified complex simulation databases to commercial and government customers.

About Loyola Enterprises:
Loyola Enterprises was incorporated in 1991 in Virginia and provides 3D modeling, visual and SAF database development, content manipulation, consulting and training, Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) and net-centric application development technical services for private sector companies, city, state, foreign governments and the Federal Government. Loyola also holds the sole GSA contract for Presagis products and services. With STOC II, Seaport-e, GSA contract service vehicles and small disadvantaged, veteran-owned status, Loyola can provide our customers responsive, cost-effective and quality terrain services and high performance integrated terrain solutions.

Learn more at www.loyola.com/gis/terrain-services.html