Earth Observation Events
Below you can find upcoming Earth Observation events from around the world. These events examine and discuss the many different aspects and applications of the Earth Observation field. Please also see our full list of events and events archive.
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Featured Event
ATMOS 2018
26 - 29 November 2018
Organisation: ESA
Location: Salzburg, Austria
Abstract submission deadline: 15 August 2018
Conference overview:
In the context of the EO Science for Society Programme Element, the European Space Agency is organising ATMOS 2018, a conference on the topical theme Atmosphere aimed at exploiting data from ESA and EO Missions for science and application development.
The purpose of this conference is to provide scientists and data users with the opportunity to present first-hand and up-to-date results from their ongoing research and application development activities by using data from past and current atmospheric instruments like Sentinel-5P, Aeolus, ERS-2, Envisat, Metop, and ESA Third Party Missions. Another aspect will be on discussing activities regarding future missions.
The outcome of this conference will help to further shape the next generation of R&D activities in the frame of ESA's Earth Observation Programme.
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