4) Which of the following best describes the present day meaning of the term GEOINT? Picking only one. C. GEOINT is similar to the abbreviations of the other intelligence disciplines in that the first part of the short form (GEO) indicates the source of the information, as for example "HUM" in HUMINT indicates the source of the information as "human." D. GEOINT describes a set of practices that create, use, and employ spatial data, and knowledge to support decision-making in a broad range of competitive settings. E. GEOINT only describes a set of professional practices that create, use, and employ spatial data, and knowledge to support defense decision-making. F. Geospatial intelligence is a subfield of the discipline of computer science that has historic roots in providing the U.S. Department of Defense