BIOSPACE25 is the first international conference exclusively dedicated to the application of Satellite Remote Sensing (SRS) across the various dimensions of biodiversity, and addressing the use of Earth Observations in all realms, from terrestrial, freshwater, coastal to marine ecosystems. 

The BIOSPACE25 conference is organised jointly by the European Space Agency, the European Commission, the Group on Earth Observations Biodiversity Observation Network (GEO BON) and the Committee on Earth Observation Satellites (CEOS), in collaboration with a number of partner organisations. 

GRSG Annual Conference - Geological Remote Sensing covering mining, environment and geological remote sensing using ESA satellites.

The Very High-resolution Radar & Optical Data Assessment (VH-RODA) 2024 Workshop will be held in ESA-ESRIN, Frascati (Italy), from 2-6 December 2024.

TASA is excited to host the Asia-Pacific Remote Sensing conference for an insightful exploration of remote sensing technology and its application.

Technical conference sessions will be held 2-4 December.

Connect with experts, researchers, and enthusiasts from across the globe as we delve into the latest advancements in remote sensing.

Advancing commercial space in Europe is a vital component of ESA’s Agenda 2025, and the fast-growing EO sector has an abundance of possibilities that private businesses can capitalise on, from satellites and ground infrastructure to value-added services that address real-world needs with information from space.

All elements of the EO value chain will be addressed, with a focus on businesses, end users, relevant policies, and financial aspects as well as industrial and technical perspectives. The attendees will gain a deeper understanding of the market trends, key drivers and challenges the industry is facing, together with governmental policies, funding opportunities and commercialisation strategies.

The 3rd Workshop on International Cooperation in Spaceborne Imaging Spectroscopy. Building on the success of the 1st (2019) and 2nd (2022) editions, this event aims to strengthen international cooperation and coordination in space and ground segment operation, calibration and validation, product definition, data access, and data exploitation.

This event will bring leading scientists, academicians, industry professionals, speakers, and experts of to one platform. The informative discussions will highlight solutions, achievements, trending issues, and future strategies.

Climate change, earthquakes, floods, and other natural disasters; pollution, poaching, uncontrolled urbanization, and unchecked tourist development; armed conflict and war, pose major threats to both, cultural and natural heritage sites. Ongoing monitoring of these heritage sites is therefore necessary. However, doing it on-site becomes costly and sometimes difficult since the heritage site might be in an area of difficult access.

The purpose of this workshop is to bring state-of-the-art actors in EO for heritage together, to demonstrate to both the EO industry and the heritage audience that EO data and technology have achieved a level of advancement ready to support heritage activities in a wide variety of areas.

This conference seeks to:

• Update on Recent Climate Policy Developments:

• Highlight Advances in Earth Observation

• Discuss Regulatory Implications

• Share Best Practices

• Foster Collaboration