  If a unit cannot receive intelligence from a source due to external factors,
we consider them disadvantaged users. We categorize this as a preoccupied unit
working on a low connectivity device on the edge. This case requires that we
use a different approach to deliver intelligence, particularly satellite
imagery information, than normally employed. To address this, we propose a
survey of information reduction techniques to deliver the information from a
satellite image in a smaller package. We investigate four techniques to aid in
the reduction of delivered information: traditional image compression, neural
network image compression, object detection image cutout, and image to caption.
Each of these mechanisms have their benefits and tradeoffs when considered for
a disadvantaged user.
