SPIE (disambiguation)

SPIE (disambiguation)

SPIE is an international optical engineering society.

SPIE may also refer to:
*Special Patrol Insertion/Extraction, a military technique for insertion/extraction
*Spie Batignolles, France-based multinational engineering company


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