Abstracts
Abstracts and Contributions
Abstract submissions are now closed for the UK National Earth Observation Conference 2026.
About the Programme
The UK National Earth Observation Conference provides a platform to share advances in EO science, innovation, and application, and to explore how EO supports decision‑making, policy, and impact across sectors.
We aim to create a balanced and inclusive programme that reflects the diversity of the UK EO landscape, spanning fundamental research, operational services, and emerging opportunities.
Conference Themes
Earth System Processes
Geosciences; oceans and coasts; cryosphere; inland waters; hydrology; and interactions across land, ocean, atmosphere, and ice systems.
Climate, Weather & Global Cycles
Climate change, meteorology, atmospheric chemistry, carbon cycles, teleconnections, and Earth system exchanges.
Ecosystems, Biodiversity & Biomass
Biodiversity conservation, habitat and ecosystem dynamics, biomass monitoring, and terrestrial to coastal ecosystem processes.
Risk, Resilience & Hazards
Disaster prediction and response, early warning systems, resilience, infrastructure risk, national security, and dual‑use applications.
Sustainability, Society & Policy
Sustainable development, environmental decision‑making, social impact, and policy applications of Earth observation.
Beyond Earth & Space Systems
Space weather, planetary remote sensing, and links between space and Earth systems.
AI & Digital Infrastructure
Advancing the use of Earth Observation through AI, data platforms, and digital infrastructure to enable scalable analysis and end‑to‑end data workflows.
Presentation Resources
Key Dates
- Abstract submission deadline was: 9am Monday 29th June
- Notification of acceptance: 30/31st July 2026
- Final presentation to be received by: 9am, Wednesday 2 September 2026
- Conference dates: Tuesday 15 – Thursday 17 September 2026
