Welcome to our calendar of dates for your diary, updated regularly.
Updated January, 2026
Welcome to our calendar of dates for your diary. If you want to request your event to be included, please email Sally, s.stevens@reading.ac.uk
January
Investments into Forestry and Biodiversity, Singapore, January 13th-14th
A forum for investors, corporates and climate experts to share approaches, proven models and latest market intelligence to inspire investors. More here.
Reset Connect Northern & Midlands Roadshows, January 20th-22nd
Reset Connect has added free regional roadshows to its conference programme, bringing together policy and industry. Themes cover Business Transformation, Energy Systems, Climate Resilience and Nature Stewardship and Industrial Decarbonisation. The dates are:
- Manchester – January 20th
- Sheffield – January 21st
- Birmingham – January 22nd
Find out more, including details of Reset Connect North on March 3rd-4th.
Orbit South Central networking, Guildford, 11am-12.30pm, January 21st
Join the Space South Regional Cluster to network, extend your connections and discuss developments and opportunities. Book here.
EO Café: ESA CM25 outcomes and opportunities – what’s next for the EO industry? Webinar, 3-4pm GMT, January 22nd
Director of the European Space Agency’s EO programmes, Simonetta Cheli talks through the outcomes of CM25 from an industry perspective and looks at upcoming opportunities. Ideal for anyone who missed her presentations at ESA’s post-CM25 industry event last Wednesday. Register free.
The future of research impact: reflections and directions, online, 2pm, January 22nd
Marking the launch of the third edition of The Research Impact Handbook, sharing insights through a structured roundtable and open dialogue with participants that will inform a co-authored perspective piece for Research Evaluation. Aimed at researchers building impact into their work, research managers and professionals supporting impact, funders, policymakers and partners commissioning or applying research and anyone interested in the future of research impact internationally. Book here.
Space4Climate Agriculture Market Breakthrough Showcase, London, 10am-3pm, January 26th
A showcase from one of the two S4C Market Breakthrough Funding Phase 2 projects, to the agriculture sector with a few places available for members to join at Geovation, where we have previously hosted the Members’ Conference. It is presented by the collaborators, led by Pixalytics and will discuss how satellite imagery-based solutions can be used within the agriculture sector. In the audience will be agronomists, farmers and consultants. Both projects are working on removing barriers to the take-up of EO data by end users. The event will help to shape recommendations from the project and outline key actions. Register here.
Empowering a Decade – briefing on Horizon Europe funding for the Ocean Decade, 12-1pm GMT, January 26th
Led by the UK National Decade Committee with partner NDCs, the IOC-UNESCO and the European Commission to raise awareness about the funding opportunity and how to engage with it, share ideas on how the opportunity can best be used to support the Decade, and provide a space for interested parties to connect. Register here.
European Space Conference, Brussels, January 27th-28th
An opportunity to catch up on developments in the European Space Agency – European Commissions plans, developments and Earth Observation joint initiatives for science, resilience and security. UK Space Agency CEO Paul Bate, will be speaking, alongside representatives from members with European bases – Iceye, CGI, GMV, Airbus, Thales Alenia Space, Serco and Telespazio. See the programme.
Horizon Europe Missions Brokerage Event 2026, online, January 28th-29th
Adaptation to Climate Change, Climate-Neutral & Smart Cities, Restore Ocean and Waters & Soil are among the themes for funder Horizon Europe’s upcoming calls. Find out more in one of the January information days to see if there is a funding opportunity for you and meet potential collaborators. Details and registration link.
UK climate projections webinar: water sector, 12-1pm, January 29th
Hear from UK Climate Projections (UKCP) users and featured speakers Samantha Leader of Atkins Realis on using UKCP18 products for climate risk assessments and strategic investment decisions in the water sector. Book here.
February
Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES) Stakeholder Day, Manchester and online, 8.30am-6pm, February 2nd , registration closed
Open to non-members as well as IPBES members in preparation for the IPBES 12th Plenary Session the following day.
ESA Digital Twin Earth Components: Open Science Meeting, Italy, February 2nd-4th
An in-person meeting showcasing the latest ESA Digital Twin Earth Components, with live demonstrations and discussion. It is aimed at innovators, industry, policymakers and researchers. Full details.
Space Summit, Singapore, February 2nd-February 3rd
A space-focused conference and exhibition to foster dialogue, collaboration and policy alignment across the global space ecosystem, taking place alongside the Singapore Airshow. More details.
Agri-Tech Meets Navigation, webinar, 2-3.15pm, February 3rd
Hosted by Agri-TechE exploring potential for partnership around navigation systems and where future innovation could unlock even greater impact. The format will encourage knowledge sharing. The cost to non-members is £30. Book your place here.
Space Suppliers Summit, Glasgow, February 3rd-4th
Aimed at upstream space supply stream with sessions, business meetings and workshops. Register interest.
Satuccino, Harwell, regional centres and online, 2-3pm, February 4th
Next month’s free networking event for the satellite community will explore investment opportunities and growth capital. Register and see regional venues.
11th European Association of Remote Sensing Laboratories (EARSeL) Workshop on Land Ice and Snow, Helsinki, Finland, February 9th-11th
Registration is open and the preliminary workshop programme is here.
Ox-Cam Constellation: Connecting Cambridge Space Capabilities, Cambridge, 9.30am-4pm, February 11th
The partnership of partnership between Space East, Harwell & Westcott – Ox-Cam Constellation – hosts this opportunity to explore Cambridge’s space sector across public, private and academic organisations. There will be interactive exhibits, tours of the venue, The Welding Institute, panels and open discussions. Book here.
E.DSO 2nd FutureGrid Innovation Summit, Brussels, February 11th
Subtitled the ‘Electricity Distribution System Operators of the Future: Architect of a Decarbonised and Resilient Europe’ this event will spotlight EU-funded projects that are driving innovation to advance energy transition. More details.
Space for SMART Airports Workshop, Rome, 9am-3.30pm, February 12th
A free event organised by the European Space Agency (ESA), Eurocontrol and the Italian Civil Aviation Authority (ENAC) to explore airport needs and priorities in relation to operational efficiency, resilience and sustainability, and to investigate possible roles for space technologies in supporting innovative solutions for smart airports. More details.
Public Sector Climate Change Conference, online, February 24th
MEMBERS TICKER OFER!
Organised by Government Events and aimed at local authorities, climate change specialists, transport and energy providers and more. Space4Climate will be hosting a panel – ‘Utilising Earth Observation to Inform Resilience Decision-Making and Strategies to Achieve Net Zero’ – which starts at 2pm. S4C members can save on ticket prices with our special discount, email Space4Climate@reading.ac.uk. Find out more.
Methane Mitigation Summit, Amsterdam, February 24th-26th
Aimed at oil and gas industries and investors against the backdrop of EU Methane Regulation deadlines. More details.
March
European Ocean Days, Brussels, March 2nd-6th
Aimed at industry leaders, startups, investors, policymakers, scientists, SMEs, representatives from fisheries and aquaculture, islands and coastal communities, the Mission Ocean and Waters community, and civil society. There will be consultations, panel discussions, workshops and community events as part of activities to pave the way for the European Ocean Pact. Find out more.
Reset Connect North, Leeds, March 3rd-4th
is a new, regional event for Reset Connect looking at innovation, clean energy and infrastructure. Find out more.
Space-Comm Europe, March 4th-5th
Conference passes are on sale and free floor passes – details are available on the website. Changes for this year include a more international angle and a Space Tech and Applications Conference is included, and entry to this is via the Conference Pass ticket option. It is now presented in partnership by Space-Comm and ADS to showcase dual use of space including security and aiming for a pan-European and international audience.
CMIP26, Kyoto, Japan, March 9th-13th
The conference will discuss latest developments in Earth system and coupled modelling, leveraging the wealth of the CMIP6 analyses and explore updated forcings and early results from CMIP7 simulations, including new experimental designs and model intercomparison projects (MIPs). Find out more.
Chatham House Climate and Emergency Summit, 2026, London and online, March 10th-11th
Registration is open. More details.
National Student Space Conference, London, March 14th-15th
Organised by UKSEDS ( ) for students, academics and professionals and an excellent showcase for the space professionals of the future. Find out more. To enquire about exhibiting, sponsoring or speaking email nssc@ukseds.org
Cloud physics symposium, Oxford and online, March 19th-20th
For early career researchers (within 10 years of completing PhD) with an interest in cloud physics, dynamics, observations, microphysics, aerosols. Register by January 19th. More details.
Space Partnership Engagement Forum, online, 3-4pm, March 27th
An opportunity to: hear about the Space Partnership’s current activities and ask questions. Contact the Space Partnership via their website.
April
Wavelength Early Careers Remote Sensing Conference, Teddington, April 9th-10th
Hosted by S4C members NPL for academics and professionals for the Remote Sensing and Photogrammetry Society. There are opportunities to submit posters and oral presentations. Tickets are £48 (free for RSPSoc members, £24 for concessions). More details.
Machine Learning for Earth System Observation and Prediction (ML4ESOP) Workshop, Italy, April 13th-17th
Together with the ECMWF-UK team, ESA Φ-lab will be running the 5th edition of the ML4ESOP workshop in Bologna. It aims to explore the fusion of traditional ESOP techniques with machine learning (ML) and deep learning (DL) methods. It seeks to showcase the impact achieved through this fusion, while also addressing the remaining challenges that need further exploration. The presenters will show their contributions to this field and engage the attendees in discussions to provide a comprehensive understanding of the subject. The workshop strongly welcomes industry to demonstrate their commercial lenses for ML4ESOP applications. More details on the course.
Global Sustainable Islands Summit, Gran Canaria, April 20th-22nd
Aimed at island leaders, innovators and sustainability champions and experts. Details on the event website.
Geospatial World Forum, Amsterdam, April 27th-May 1st
Sub-titled ‘Sovereignty, equity and innovation’ GWF 2026 is aimed at global leaders, policy makers, technology innovators and sector champions. Find out more.
The Productive Landscape: NatureTech for Profit and Planet, Harpenden, 9.30am-5pm, April 28th
Organised by Agri0TechE and supported by Rothamsted Enterprises to champion nature technologies innovation and how it can support farmers. Aimed at technologists, researchers, farmers and policy influencers to challenge thinking, spark ideas, and connect those at the forefront of a more integrated agri-environmental future.. Early bird price of £100+VAT runs until February 1st when prices rise to £150+VAT.
Innovation Zero, Olympia, April 28th-29th
Register your interest on the website.
May
EGU General Assembly, Vienna and online May 3rd-8th
EGU brings together scientists, especially early career researchers, to present their work and discuss their ideas with experts in all fields of geoscience.
EO for Official Statistics and Policy Indicators (StatEO26), Frascati, May 5th-7th
Focusing on how EO data can be used in national statistics and policy reporting. More here.
ESA BASS Water Day, Netherlands, May 12th
How can Space Tech support water solutions? Join this European Space Agency – ESA event to put forward your ideas. More details.
EO Commercialisation Forum, Spain, May 12th-14th
Held by the European Space Agency to bring together the global Earth Observation ecosystem designed to generate new partnerships and boost commercial growth in EO. The focus will be on the latest trends in the EO commercial market. Sponsorships are available. Read the outline programme.
FT Climate & Impact Summit, London, May 19th-20th
An FT Live event with a focus on the role business can play in upholding the principles underpinning economic and climate resilience, such as accountability, transparency and rule of law. Find out more.
NOCA AGM, online, 10am-12.15pm, May 19th-20th
The free NOC Association of Marine Science National Capability Beneficiaries (NOCA) annual meeting is open to all with an interest in the marine environment. It will cover the role of the NOC Association, updates on Marine Science UK (MSUK), the Marine Facilities Advisory Board, the Atlantic Climate and Environment Strategic Science (AtlantiS) programme and the Antarctica InSync Programme. There will also be updates on changes in NERC’s funding landscape, Horizon Europe funding opportunities and UK engagement. Find out more.
GEO Symposium, Geneva, May 26th-28th
Save the date – early details here.
June
IAF Global Space Conference on Climate Change, Kigali, Rwanda, June 2nd-4th
Space4Climate joined UK Space Agency at the first GLOC conference in Oslo, in 2023 and details have been released for the ext edition. Details on the website.
GEO Business, ExCeL London, June 3rd-4th
A call for speakers is open and you can register interest in exhibiting via the website.
Glasgow Science Festival, June 4th-14th
Submit your proposals for this successful event in its 20th year by January 12th, 2026. Find out more in online info sessions on October 29th (2-2.45pm), November 20th (10-10.45am) or December 10th, (10-10.45am) 2025. Event details are on the website. Send questions to sciencefestival@glasgow.ac.uk.
World Biodiversity Forum, Switzerland, June 14th-19th
Next year’s World Biodiversity Forum is calling for session and workshop proposals under the subtitle ‘Leading transformation together’. The forum is hosted by the University of Zurich in Davos. Details, including topic themes, here.
EO Summit, London, June 22nd
The second time that TerraWatch Space has held its satellite data applications-focused event in London. Space4Climate was a sponsor and exhibitor at the first one where we met many non-space end-users that we had not previously engaged with and who had not been involved with other satellite EO supplier events. Find out more.
Reset Connect London, June 23rd-24th
The London event returns to the ExCeL with main stage events, hub sessions, pitch and invest and roundtables, plus paid-for speaking opportunities. Early bird prices close on October 31st. Register interest.
July
International Conference of Environmental Remote Sensing and GIS (ICERS), Croatia, July 1st-3rd
Organisers the University of Zagreb are keen to let members know that abstracts are open for this conference – deadline February 1st. Registration opens from May 1st. Among the key speakers will be Dr Tomislav Hengl, Technical Director at the OpenGeoHub foundation. More details.
Net Zero Week 2026, July 4th-10th
Official UK awareness week. Details will be added to the website.
ISPRA Congress, Canada, July 4th-11th
Save the date – early details here.
RMetSoc Annual Conference, Exeter, July 6th-10th
The Royal Meteorological Society Conference is combining its Annual Weather and Climate Conference and Early Career & Student Conference.
The themes will include:
- Extreme Weather Events: Prediction, variability and impacts
- Methodological advances, including machine learning
- Urban meteorology and air quality
- Climate variability and change from seasons to decades
North East Space Conference, Durham, July 7th
Hosted by the North East England space cluster, awaiting further details.
RMetSoc calls for conference content, Exeter, July 6th-10th
The date has been set for the 2026 Royal Meteorological Society Conference, combining its Annual Weather and Climate Conference and Early Career & Student Conference. The themes will include:
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- Extreme Weather Events: Prediction, variability and impacts
- Methodological advances, including machine learning
- Urban meteorology and air quality
- Climate variability and change from seasons to decades
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Farnborough International Airshow Show, July 20th -24th
The Space Zone returns and stand space is already selling quickly. Visit the website.
August
Committee on Space Research (COSPAR) Scientific Assembly, Italy, August 1st-9th
The call for abstracts is open and early details are available here.
September
Earth Systems modelling conference, Reading, September 7th-11th
The international conference Subseasonal to Seasonal to Decadal Prediction (S2S2D) is organised by Earth System Modelling and Observations (ESMO) to provide a forum for sharing and coordinating Earth system prediction science. It is open to all scientists, producers, and users involved in sub-seasonal to decadal climate predictions and related topics, at all stages of careers. Find out more.
3rd International Conference on Subseasonal to Seasonal to Decadal Prediction (S2S2D), Reading, September 7th-11th
Scientists, practitioners and stakeholders will meet to advance the science and application of S2S2D prediction. Registration will open at the end of this year. Topics covered will include:
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- Climate Services for Decision Making
- Predictability and Prediction Skill
- Physics-based Prediction Systems
- Machine Learning Methods in S2S2D
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S2S2D Earth Systems modelling conference, Reading, September 7th-8th
The Subseasonal to Seasonal to Decadal Prediction (S2S2D) conference is organised by Earth System Modelling and Observations (ESMO) to provide a forum for sharing and coordinating Earth system prediction science. It is open to all scientists, producers, and users involved in subseasonal to decadal climate predictions and related topics, at all stages of careers. Find out more.
Earth System Governance Conference, Bath, September 8th-10th, 2026
Subtitled ‘‘Building Just and Sustainable Futures for Planetary Integrity’. The call for papers, panel and session proposals closes on January 15th. More on the website.
World Satellite Business Week, Paris, September 14th-17th
The event incorporates the Space Innovation Summit on September 16th. Find out more.
UK Earth Observation Conference, Warwick, September 15th-17th
The call for themes and workshop proposals is open. Organised by the National Centre for Earth Observation with the Centre for Earth Observation Instrumentation (CEOI) and Remote Sensing and Photogrammetry Society, the conference will cover EO instrument and platform technology development through to data analysis, calibration, validation and knowledge extraction to policy engagement. Content suggestions can cover emerging scientific priorities, evolving challenges and areas where interdisciplinary engagement can add significant value. More details of the event to be published next year.
British Science Festival, Southampton, September 16th-20th
The call for proposals for cutting-edge science and technology is open until January 22nd. Find out more.
EUMETSAT Meteorological Satellite Conference, Germany, September 21st-25th
The main theme is ‘40th Anniversary of EUMETSAT – Advancing Earth System Satellites for Europe and Beyond’ and the user-event will include a special celebration. Abstract submission is open until February 8th. More details.
October
International Astronautical Congress (IAC), Türkiye, October 5th-9th
Antalya, which hosts COP31 in November, welcomes this year’s IAC. The call for papers is open with topics including Applications & Operations, Technology, Infrastructure and Space & Society. More information.
New Scientist Live, Excel London, October 10th-12th
Early bird rates for exhibitors and sponsors at this huge public engagement event available until March 31st. Register interest.
November
COP31, Turkiye, November 9th-20th
Planned to be held in Antalya, with Australia holding the Presidency and the Pacific regions will be heavily involved in pre-COP.
New Scientist Live, Excel London, October 10th-12th
Early bird rates for exhibitors and sponsors at this huge public engagement event available until March 31st. Register interest.
2027
Ocean Business, Southampton, April 6th-8th
Organisers of this successful and fast-growing conference are keen to reflect the growing capabilities of satellite Earth Observation data across marine, ocean, ports, maritime and coastal settings. They are keen to engage with S4C members at this early stage. Contact Sally, s.stevens@reading.ac.uk for an email introduction.