2026 Events Calendar for EO & climate

Updated June, 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 13^th-14^th

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 20^th-22^nd

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 20^th
• Sheffield – January 21^st
• Birmingham – January 22^nd

Find out more, including details of Reset Connect North on March 3^rd-4^th.

Orbit South Central networking, Guildford, 11am-12.30pm, January 21^st

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 22^nd

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 22^nd  

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 26^th

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 26^th

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 27^th-28^th

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 28^th-29^th

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 29^th

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 2^nd , registration  closed

Open to non-members as well as IPBES members in preparation for the IPBES 12^th Plenary Session the following day.

ESA Digital Twin Earth Components: Open Science Meeting, Italy, February 2^nd-4^th

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 2^nd-February 3^rd

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 3^rd

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 3^rd-4^th

Aimed at upstream space supply stream with sessions, business meetings and workshops. Register interest.

Satuccino, Harwell, regional centres and online, 2-3pm, February 4^th

Next month’s free networking event for the satellite community will explore investment opportunities and growth capital. Register and see regional venues.

11^th European Association of Remote Sensing Laboratories (EARSeL) Workshop on Land Ice and Snow, Helsinki, Finland, February 9^th-11^th

Registration is open and the preliminary workshop programme is here.

Ox-Cam Constellation: Connecting Cambridge Space Capabilities, Cambridge, 9.30am-4pm, February 11^th

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 2^nd FutureGrid Innovation Summit, Brussels, February 11^th

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 12^th

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.

Satellite retrievals of carbon dioxide and methane & related applications, webinar, 3-4pm GMT, February 18^th

Gain an overview of the current status of space-based observations of CO₂ and methane in this session, which is part of the ESA-CCI Knowledge Exchange webinar series.  Hear how atmospheric concentrations are retrieved from satellite measurements and how these data are used to assess human-made emissions and natural sinks. The session will highlight the ESA GHG-CCI project and its links to wider climate services and related application-focused initiatives. Register here.

Public Sector Climate Change Conference, online, February 24^th 

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.

Space for Rural Transportation Networks, briefing webinar ahead of ESA funding call, 10am GMT, February 23^rd

An ESA discussion to explore how space technology and data can be used for applications for rural transport. It comes the day before ESA’s call for proposals opens on February 24^th. Register here.

‘From space to health: addressing climate challenges’ webinar 12-1.30pm, February 24^th

The next Space Climate Observatory ClimateSCOpe showcase features two French projects and a Chinese initiative. They will each show how satellite data is being leveraged to monitor environmental factors that impact human health. Register here.

Geography in practice: mapping habitat change with Living England, webinar, 11am-12noon, February 24^th

Natural England will give an overview of how the Living England habitat mapping project harnesses Earth Observation data, AI and extensive field data collection to start mapping important habitat changes across England. The project provides valuable, openly available data on England’s broad habitat types. While more detailed maps exist for some habitats and areas, Living England distinctively offers spatially continuous, broad habitat data, free for all to use. The webinar is hosted by the Royal Geographical Society. More about the programme and booking link.

Methane Mitigation Summit, Amsterdam, February 24^th-26^th

Aimed at oil and gas industries and investors against the backdrop of EU Methane Regulation deadlines. More details.

Progress with Purpose: Connecting talent, industry and innovation in the UK space sector, Stevenage, 9.30am-1.30pm, February 25^th  Registration closed.

S4C members Airbus are linking up with Space East, Alexander Associates Technical Recruitment and Women in Aerospace for an event aimed at founders, engineers, investors, policy-makers, and ecosystem leaders. It is all about making new connections, sparking ideas and conversations to spark new ideas. Book here.

Environmental Science Community Webinar: UKRI Investment Approach, 9.15am, February 25^th

Hear from NERC about changes to UKRI’s investment approach and what this means for the environmental science community. Register here.

Space Northwest networking event, Manchester, 2-4pm, February 26^th

Following on from the Space Security Roadshow – a close event but attendees have been invited to join the regular Constellation networking event. Register here.

March

European Ocean Days, Brussels, March 2^nd-6^th

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 3^rd-4^th

This is a new, regional event for Reset Connect looking at innovation, clean energy and infrastructure. Find out more.

FLEX Fluorescence Workshop, Germany, March 3^rd-6^th

Register by February 24^th to her about the upcoming FLEX satellite mission, the data it will produce and potential applications. FLuorescence EXplorer (FLEX) is an ESA Earth Explorer mission that will provide global maps of vegetation fluorescence that can reflect photosynthetic activity and plant health and stress. Launch is planned in early September with Sentinel-3C. S4C members Thales Alenia Space are the prime contractor.

Space-Comm Europe, March 4^th-5^th

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 9^th-13^th

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 10^th-11^th

Registration is open. More details.

Oceanology International, London, March 10^th-12^th

For industry, academia and government to share knowledge and connect with the world’s marine science and ocean technology communities. Register here.

Space4Climate Group Meeting, online, March 11^th

Open to members only. If you are part of a member organisation and have not yet received an invitation,please email Sally, s.stevens@reading.ac.uk

Harmony in the Skies: Bridging Horizons in Earth System Science symposium, Leeds, March 12^th-13^th

The National Centre for Atmospheric welcomes early career researchers and professionals in the Earth system science community for workshops, short talks, and discussions. More details.

National Student Space Conference, London, March 14^th-15^th

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

UK Space Agency Earth Observation Town Hall, London, March 19^th

This in-person event is open to all, with attendance limited to one representative per organisation to ensure broad participation across the community. Booking is essential and closes on February 20^th . Register here.

Cloud physics symposium, Oxford and online, March 19^th-20^th

For early career researchers (within 10 years of completing PhD) with an interest in cloud physics, dynamics, observations, microphysics, aerosols. Register by January 19^th. More details.

Workshop: In-situ Sea Surface Temperature to Support Climate data Records, online, March 19^th-20^th

An afternoon session followed by a morning session on Day 2, co-presented by our members Space ConneXions who are among the partners of the Ships4SST project.  The workshop will promote achievements and developments in validating satellite Sea Surface Temperature (SST) data using in-situ instruments and is aimed at all who work in Sea Surface Temperature Science, especially satellite validation or the uses of in-situ radiometer measurements. More details, agenda and registration here.

Earth Observation Stepping Stones Missions, Netherlands & online, March 20^th

With an ITT on the cards, find all about the new ESA Stepping Stones which aims to ‘accelerate the maturation and deployment of new space-based observation capabilities by reducing technical, programmatic, and adoption risks along the pathway from mission concept to mature, commercially viable services’. ESA is planning to issue an industrial Invitation To Tender (ITT) for Stepping Stone Missions Definition Studies. These are expected to be 24-month studies. Find out more.

2^nd GEO Open House Webinar: DRR-Climate-Biodiversity nexus, 12.30pm, March 24^th

A showcase of work from the GWP Work Programme on the theme of Disaster Risk Reduction covering land degradation, biomass, global ecosystems, Digital Earth Africa and the GEO Indigenous Alliance. Register here.

Space Partnership Engagement Forum, online, 3-4pm, March 27^th

An opportunity to: hear about the Space Partnership’s current activities and ask questions. Contact the Space Partnership via their website.

April

Satuccino, Harwell and online, 2-2.30pm, April 1^st

Monthly networking for the satellite community hosted by Satellite Applications Catapult. This month the focus will be on bringing together consortia for future funding opportunities, including those from UK Space Agency. Register here.

Wavelength Early Careers Remote Sensing Conference, Teddington, April 9^th-10^th

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 13^th-17^th

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.

Meet Your New Partners in Science: ENVI Agent and IDL Agent, 3pm BST, April 15^th

Members NV5 are hosting this live webinar to showcase their ENVI Agent and IDL Agent products that make use of AI. It will include live demonstrations. Book here.

Climateurope2 5^th Webstival, online, April 15^th-17^th

Titled “Climate Services Standardisation: Emerging Developments in AI and Co-Production”, this year’s event will explore developments in the standardisation of climate services, co-production and stakeholder engagement and the use of artificial intelligence in climate services. Find out more and register.

EOCafe, leveraging Earth Observation for Sustainable and Resilient Port Systems, online, 3-4pm BST, April 16^th

Geoff Sawyer (EARSC Strategic Advisor and former Secretary General) welcomes Rainer Müller (Research Associate, Institute of Shipping Economics and Logistics) and Christos Kontopoulos (Chief Technology Officer, GEOSYSTEMS HELLAS) to explore the needs and challenges of ports, how EO is being used and any barriers to integrating EO into port-related workflows. Register here.

Global Sustainable Islands Summit, Gran Canaria, April 20^th-22^nd

An  in-person international forum on island sustainable development with delegations travelling from island regions across Europe, the Caribbean, the Pacific, and the Indian Ocean. The programme offers an opportunity to connect directly with the people shaping policy, investment, and innovation in island contexts. Find out more. For a 10% discount code, email Sally, s.stevens@reading.ac.uk

1^st EarthCARE MAAP Hackathon, Italy, April 20^th-24^th

Marking the EarthCARE satellite’s second anniversary this is an opportunity for experts and non-experts alike, to collaborate, share insights, become more familiar with EarthCARE data, and help improve the MAAP analysis and data platform in a hands-on week of coding to better understand our Earth’s atmosphere. There will be a focus on making high-quality data resources readily available to users without additional complications, so that researchers can dedicate themselves to the science and not the tools. It will encourage data sharing and collaborative workflows, allowing experts to work together, comparisons with other missions, in-situ data, and/or climate models, and on finding novel use cases. Find out more.

UKRI NetDRIVE workshop: Creating a New Reality: A Sustainable Digital Transformation, Oxford, April 22^nd-23^rd

A discussion on the shape, constraints, and opportunities of the emerging UK power supply, alongside broader questions of community leadership, scientific credibility, and digital transformation in support of net zero. Speakers include Prof David Wallom, Associate Director – Innovation of the Oxford e-Research Centre and Prof Myles Allen, Principal Investigator of Oxford Net Zero. Find out more.

Permafrost and climate change: Insights from CCI data, webinar, 3pm, April 22^nd

An ESA webinar from the EO Data Users group, led by Annett Bartsch, lead scientist of ESA CCI+ Permafrost, who will explain how satellite Earth Observation tracks permafrost thaw across Arctic lowlands and mountain regions. Register here. The webinar is part of a series called ‘Monitoring climate change from space’ and you can find previous recordings and future dates here.

Geospatial World Forum, Amsterdam, April 27^th-May 1^st

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 28^th

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 1^st when prices rise to £150+VAT.

More details.

Oasis Insights, London, April 28^th-29^th

An event for reinsurers and insurers, exposure management and risk professionals, model developers, academics, and catastrophe analysts. It features technical sessions, new research, and topics include model adjustments and climate change, and technical deep-dives into wildfire and earthquakes. Full details and registration.

Innovation Zero, Olympia, April 28^th-29^th

Register your interest on the website.

May

EGU General Assembly, Vienna and online May 3^rd-8^th

EGU brings together scientists, especially early career researchers, to present their work and discuss their ideas with experts in all fields of geoscience.

Details here.

EO for Official Statistics and Policy Indicators (StatEO26), Frascati, May 5^th-7^th

Focusing on how EO data can be used in national statistics and policy reporting. More here.

Space Economy Summit Europe, Portugal, May 5^th-6^th

The subtitle is ‘Sovereignty in space for advantage on Earth’ and the discussions will be around how Europe can convert its growing space capability into tangible value for business, society and the planet. Co-hosted by the Portuguese Space Agency and ESA. Book here.

May Satuccino, Harwell and online, 2pm, May 6^th

A free monthly networking event hosted by the Satellite Applications Catapult, for businesses to stay informed on industry developments, connect with potential partners, and gain insights. This month’s theme will be the development and testing of ISAM capabilities. More details.

London’s burning! Is climate resilience the new goldmine? Oxford, May 7^th

David Shukman, the BBC’s first Science Editor who led its coverage of the environment and climate for nearly 20 years, delivers the Adrian Fernando Memorial Lecture 2026, reflecting on whether increased extreme weather could be an opportunity for business innovation. Book here.

Global Risk Summit, London, May 12^th

The core audience is senior decision-makers across the economy and the insurance industry with keynotes, discussions and networking. More details.

ESRI Executive Breakfast, London, 7.30-9.45am, May 12^th

Join our Interim Climate services Development Manager Donna Lyndsay, who is on the panel  for this event aimed at C-Suite executives. The panel theme is ‘Risk management in practice: lessons from public and private leaders. Also due to join are Joey Hills, CEO of Mitie and John Seabourne, CTO of APEM. It will be chaired by Jess Hughes from ESRI Utilities and Infrastructure Business Unit. Find out more and apply to attend.

ESA BASS Water Day, Netherlands, May 12^th

How can Space Tech support water solutions? Join this European Space Agency – ESA event to put forward your ideas. More details.

Land Surface Temperature CCI user workshop, Exeter, May 12^th-14^th

This ESA workshop will focus on satellite-observed Land Surface Temperature (LST) with an ESMValTool training session on the final day.  of the workshop, The ESMValTool is a community-based diagnostic tool for evaluating Earth System Models. Abstracts can be submitted up to March 6^th but slots will be allocated as submissions are set in. Registration closes on April 26^th, full details and booking link.

EO Commercialisation Forum, Spain, May 12^th-14^th

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.

EarthCARE Science Seminar on Cloud Profiling Radar applications, online, 2-3pm May 13^th

A one-hour session, open to all, on ‘Fast and slow falling ice particles: What EarthCARE CPR reveals’ and ‘Observing and characterising convection using EarthCARE CPR data and geo imagery’. More details.

Social impact storytelling that breaks through the noise, online, 3pm BST, May 13^th

The Head of Communications at the UNDP, Mehmet Erdogan , is among the speakers at this webinar, presented by Engage With Impact. Book here.

Nature Tech Unconference, London, May 14^th-15^th

Part of Nature Tech Week and co-hosted with LSE Generate at the London School of Economics for researchers, investors, field practitioners and policy-makers. Debates rather than presentations. More details. Look out for the session led by S4C members Gentian on ‘Decision-ready nature: Applying AI to what we can measure – and act on – today’.

UK Space Agency-ESA bid-writing workshop, Bristol, 9am-5pm, May 15^th

Gain insights into the intricacies of ESA ITTs, learn to dissect and comprehend an example ESA Statement of Work, to identify all the necessary elements expected and how to craft a compelling proposal to address it, with guidance from an experienced ESA instructor.  No fee. Book here.

UK km-scale hackathon, Exeter, May 18^th-22^nd

Hosted by the Met Office, with no fee, to explore the K-Scale DYAMOND-3 datasets and addressing new and different questions for analysis. A hierarchy of km-scale Met Office Unified Model simulations, from regional to global, will enable analysis of atmospheric phenomena over convective to planetary scales. Details and registration link.

Air Quality and Climate Change: How Can Both Win? Webinar, 6.30-7.30pm, May 19^th

Environmental science and climate change expert Dr Xiangyu (Sian) Sheng, a director at global engineering, architecture and sustainability consultancy company Ramboll, is the speaker at this Royal Meteorological Society webinar. Register here.

Navigating climate disinformation and the role of social media, webinar, 11.30am-1pm BST, May 19^th

This is a free two-part webinar – the second is on June 16^th – giving insights into how social media platforms amplify misleading narratives, discover real examples from across Europe. You will learn about practical tools to help recognise and respond to climate disinformation. The webinars are run by the EU Climate Action Academy. Register here,

FT Climate & Impact Summit, London, May 19^th-20^th

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 19^th-20^th

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.

Preparing for Extreme Heat: Action Planning for Cities and Regions, online, 9am-10.30am, May 20^th

Aimed at regional and local authorities, policy-makers, practitioners and stakeholders to explore how Heat Action Planning can support cities in responding to extreme heat in an effective and fair way. The session combines strategic insights, real-world experience and peer learning.  Delivered in English, no fee. Book here.

ESA briefings on upcoming calls: May 20^th and June 3^rd

Businesses can boost their plans to apply for funding opportunities by joining upcoming online briefing sessions. ‘Digitalisation of the Water Sector’ on May 20^th and ‘The Arctic Region: Environmental and Economic Resilience’ on June 3^rd, will explain more about the topics.

From land to sea: exploring African climate adaptation solutions, ClimateSCOpe Webinar, 12-1.30pm BST, May 21^st

Hear how Earth Observation initiatives from members Plastic-i, the Kenya Space Agency and SCO projects are leveraging satellite data to develop climate adaptation solutions to address African challenges such as urban or coastal resilience. The ClimateSCOpe webinars are a useful opportunity to see whether your work would benefit from Space Climate Observatory accreditation. Register here.

Exploring Climate interventions and the Science-Policy Interface, webinar, 3pm BST, May 25^th

Hosted by the World Climate Research Programme to bridge dialogue between scientific research and policy implementation in climate intervention. Talks and discussions will explore the essential knowledge exchange needed for effective climate action. Find out more. (Note it is a UK Bank Holiday.)

GEO Symposium and GEO-21 Plenary, Geneva, May 26^th-28^th

Members of the UK GEO community who are planning to take part have the opportunity of  joining a pre-event meeting with UK government departments. Held under the theme ‘Investing in Earth Intelligence for a Resilient Future,’ the symposium and plenary will convene governments, space agencies, research organisations, private sector innovators and development partners. The programmes will explore how Earth Intelligence can drive transformative, resilient solutions for people and the planet at a pivotal moment in the implementation of GEO’s Post-2025 Strategy. Registration is open, book by March 31^st.

EU Space Days, Cyprus, May 26^th-27^th

Organised by the European Commission for representatives of EU institutions, industry leaders, entrepreneurs and investors. It will highlight how the EU Space Programme supports businesses, public authorities, and society through practical applications and services. CASSINI, the EU initiative for space entrepreneurs, start-ups and SMEs, will offer networking opportunities, with dedicated sessions bringing participants together around entrepreneurship and innovation. More here.

SmallSat Europe, Amsterdam, May 26^th-28^th

There are three themes: Business, Technical and Defence. The Business programme is aimed at industry executives, investors, and policymakers, see the agenda.

Climate Neutrality Forum 2026, Brussels, May 28^th-29^th

Registration is open for this science-policy-practitioner forum after a very successful inaugural event in 2024 that went on to contribute to several side debates at COP.  The programme will feature dialogues on the challenges and opportunities for achieving climate neutrality by 2050, with leading scientists and European policy figures. It is a free event, primarily designed for in-person attendees but with some opportunity to follow sessions online. More details.

June

Copernicus Thematic Workshop on Climate Risks for Insurance and Finance, Brussels and online, June 1^st

Explore how Earth Observation can support the financial and Insurance sectors in understanding, assessing, and managing climate-related risks. This is one of a series of Copernicus workshops, and will provide a platform for dialogue between financial institutions, insurers, reinsurers, policymakers, researchers, and Earth Observation service providers. It will demonstrate how Copernicus EO data and services can address real-world challenges in risk assessment, regulatory reporting, and climate resilience, while guiding the evolution of Copernicus services to better meet sector-specific needs. Register by May 15^th.

Space Leadership Programme, Durham, June 1^st-4^th

Academic and industry experts from Durham University’s Space Research Centre (SPARC), will explore law, policy, security, orbital sustainability, innovation pathways and commercial strategy for those already in the space sector or who want to break into it. The fee for the in-person course is  £1,999 (£1,499 for North East SMEs). More details and booking link.

FAPESP Week, London, June 2^nd-4^th

The São Paulo Research Foundation (FAPESP), the UK’s Science and Technology Network (STN), the UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), the Royal Society, The British Academy and The Science Museum are hosting the 27^th FAPESP Week, being held at the Science Museum in London. It aims to strengthen ties and foster partnerships between researchers from São Paulo and the UK. The themes include Energy Transition. More details.

NERC Tech Forum, Plymouth, June 2^nd-4^th

Hosted by our members, Plymouth Marine Laboratory and open to Research Technical Professionals (RTPs) and similar roles working within technology areas in NERC and related research centres. Register here.

GEO Business, ExCeL London, June 3^rd-4^th

Space4Climate will be hosting a panel as part of the programme. Register interest in exhibiting via the website.

Climate Chance Europe Summit, Brussels, June 3^rd-4^th

The focus is ‘Climate change adaptation, a lever for resilience and prosperity in Europe : preparing and leading the way’ and the conference is aimed at key stakeholders in climate action: local authorities, European and national institutions, businesses, NGOs, researchers and civil society networks. The programme is designed to facilitate dialogue, cooperation, and advocacy around concrete adaptation solutions, aiming to strengthen territorial resilience and inform the direction of European policies. It costs €20 a day. More details.

Food Matters Live, Olympia, London June 3^rd-4^th

If you are looking for an engaged end-user audience from across the food sector and supply chain, take a look at the early programme.

Glasgow Science Festival, June 4^th-14^th

Submit your proposals for this successful event in its 20^th year by January 12^th, 2026. Find out more in online info sessions on October 29^th (2-2.45pm), November 20^th (10-10.45am) or December 10^th, (10-10.45am) 2025. Event details are on the website. Send questions to sciencefestival@glasgow.ac.uk.

Assessing your climate risk – an introduction to climate data and reporting, June 8^th -18^th

A free course designed to build confidence in using climate data (particularly for UKCP18) for consultants, analysts and those in similar roles. More details.

Introduction to atmospheric radar, Leeds, June 8^th-11^th

The National Centre for Atmospheric Science (NCAS) course covers the fundamentals of atmospheric radar, interpreting radar observations, and understanding radar data. Apply by March 31^st.

Future Earth Research School, AI and Machine Learning for Earth System Modelling and Prediction, Bertinoro, Italy, June 8^th-19^th

Book by April 13^th to join this FERS summer school and learn to apply cutting-edge ML techniques to better understand, model, and predict the behaviour of the Earth system. Fee is €800, delivered in English, and the course is open to those aged up to 35. More details.

London Tech Week, June 8^th-12^th

Registration is open and there are early details of speakers and the programme.

DestinE 5^th User eXchange, Brussels and online, June 9^th-10^th

This is the central user engagement event of the DestinE initiative, led by the European Commission (DG CNECT). It will bring together the growing community of users and partners including  academic data users, 

developers, policymakers, service providers and the DestinE team. Presentations and discussions will cover  the latest developments in the DestinE initiative, including the Digital Twins, Digital Twin Engine, AI models and solutions, Data Lake, and the DestinE platform and its services. Participants will have the opportunity to engage with experts, explore how DestinE supports Europe’s climate resilience and adaptation efforts, and share their own experiences and ideas. The event is hosted by ECMWF, ESA and EUMETSAT with the Royal Meteorological Institute of Belgium. Find out more. A co-design workshop takes place on June 8^th-9^th .

ExpandEO, Brussels and online, June 10^th-11^th

The subtitle of this year’s annual event for the European Association of Remote Sensing Companies (EARSC) is ‘Unlocking the full potential of Earth Observation in Europe’. It welcomes European EO companies, institutions and other stakeholders. Register here.

Unlocking Space, Belfast,  9am-5pm, June 10^th

The UK Space Agency Unlocking Space team join NI Space for an even aimed at public sector, business and investment communities. discuss how to accelerate the uptake of satellite data, support sustainable growth and expansion across sectors, and build a strong, competitive space ecosystem in Northern Ireland. Book here.

ILA Berlin Air Show, June 10^th-14^th

The ILA Space Pavilion will showcase  how space travel is improving life on Earth , including sustainability and climate change. More details.

Institute of Physics Space Conference: From Space to Services: The role of space in environmental prediction, Exeter, June 11^th

A one-day conference exploring the role of satellites in environmental forecasting and services, featuring talks and networking opportunities for early career and established professionals. Attendees will hear how space is used in understanding and predicting the natural environment, from weather forecasting to climate timescales, on Earth and in space. Phil Evans, Director General of EUMETSAT, will give the keynote. There is space for a limited number of short elevator pitch talks from early career attendees. Apply by May 31^st to stewart.turner@physics.org, More on the website.

Institute of Physics Space Conference: From Space to Services: The role of space in environmental prediction, Exeter, June 11^th

Offering talks on the role of satellites in environmental forecasting and services alongside networking opportunities for early career and established professionals. Hear how space is used in understanding and predicting the natural environment, from weather forecasting to climate timescales, on Earth and in space. Phil Evans, Director General of EUMETSAT, will give the keynote. There is space for a limited number of short elevator pitch talks from early career attendees. Apply by May 31^st to stewart.turner@physics.org, More on the website.

World Biodiversity Forum, Switzerland, June 14^th-19^th

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.

Met Office Space Community Day, Exeter, June 15^th

An engagement event for the wider UK space community as part of the Met Office’s role in leading the representation to EUMETSAT on behalf of the UK. Hear updates on te current and future EUMETSAT programmes and discuss current issues and opportunities for industry. The agenda is open for other topic suggestions. Register here.

Met Office Space Community Day, Exeter, June 15^th , register by June 5^th 

Hear updates on the current and future EUMETSAT programmes and about current issues and opportunities for industry. Book here.

EXtremes and Rare Events in Climate and related applications, Reading and online, June 15^th-16^th , Registration is closed

ExREC is funded by the University of Reading Centre for the Mathematics of Planet Earth (CMPE) and the London Mathematical Society. It is aimed at climate scientists with an interest in extreme and rare events, such as heat waves, droughts, flooding, and tipping elements, as well as mathematicians and statisticians. The two main objectives of the event are to:

• Identify extreme events and tipping elements in climate science where mathematical methods, including advanced Monte Carlo methods can create significant advantages
• Identify mathematical breakthroughs and open challenges that could advance the applicability of numerical sampling methods (e.g. variance estimators). Details and registration link.

SciComm lunchtime training series, 11.30am-1.30pm, June 17^th, July 8^th

Free webinars from the European Competence Centre for Science Communication. Details and links to register.

Next Generation Challenges in Energy-Climate Modelling Workshop, online, June 17^th-18^th

Drawing together researchers from energy and climate sciences, highlighting the state of the art and forging links across disciplines to explore new scientific opportunities. The programme will include plenary talks, interactive breakout groups there will be opportunities for participants to present their own research. No fee. More details.

European Urban Resilience Forum, Portugal, June 17^th-19^th

The programme will focus on exploring integrated approaches to climate resilience that move beyond adaptation, with city representatives, experts and stakeholders from local and regional institutions. Leadership and innovation of small and medium-sized cities will have a central place in the discussions, exploring their potential to enable bottom-up strategies and offer valuable lessons for climate resilience efforts worldwide through their close connection to citizens. Visit the website.

London Climate Action Week (LCAW) various locations, June 20^th-28^th

A well-established and growing programme of events, reaching beyond the capital. Sign up to the LCAW community mailing list

EO Summit, London, June 22^nd

Join our Interim Climate Services Development Manager, Donna Lyndsay, as she chairs the agriculture-focused panel ‘EO for Crop Intelligence’ at 4.10pm at this event organised by TerraWatch Space. The panel follows the Bayer presentation and the speakers will be from Ceres AI, Kuva Space, Environment Agency and  World Resources Institute. Email Space4Climate@reading.ac.uk for details of our members’ ticket discount (available to S4C members only). The full programme is on the website.  

The second time that TerraWatch Space has held its satellite data applications-focused event in London. . Find out more. 

Climate Innovation Forum, London, June 22^nd

The opening flagship event of London Climate Action Week, aimed at influential leaders from government, business, policy and finance, to connect, collaborate, and accelerate climate action and implementation. More details.

Machine Learning for Earth Observation (ML4EO) conference, Exeter, June 22^nd-24^th

Hosted by the Centre for Environmental Intelligence at Exeter University and aimed at researchers and practitioners from remote sensing, data science, and industry. The programme will include talk, discussions and hands-on engagement. Tickets from £100. Booking closes on May 27^th. Register here.

Ocean Surface Topography Science Team Meeting, Germany, June 22^nd-26^th

This in-person event is a chance to explore the performance of satellite altimetry constellations and to provide a forum to reflect on user needs for future systems.  More details.

Reset Connect London, June 23^rd-24^th

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 31^st. Register interest.

Engaging with Decision-Makers Training: Achieving Policy Impact through your Research’ , Reading, June 22^nd, 23^rd and 24^th. Book by May 29^th

A hands-on course for researchers from all disciplines, run by Reading University’s Pearl Academy and exploring how evidence, power, timing and relationships shape real-world decisions.. For more information contact info@pearl.reading.ac.uk. Find out more. Fee ranges from £800-£900, 

ESA Phinnovation Summit, Italy, June 23^rd-25^th

Organised as part of ESA Phi-Lab to encourage bold thinkers, entrepreneurs and technology pioneers aimed at disrupting the future of EO. The target audience is Researchers, tech and business innovators. Early details and registration. Book by June 1^st.

Earth Observation for Climate Adaptation Workshop, ECSAT, Harwell, June 23^rd-25^th

Registration is expected to open soon for experts and stakeholders involved in climate adaptation planning, implementation and monitoring. The agenda will look at satellite-based indicators to support climate adaptation policy.  More details will be published on ESA’s event page.

S4C Members’ Conference, ICMA Centre, Henley Business School, Reading, 9.15am-12.30pm, June 25^th

Open to all working at any of our member organisations and working or studying at our member universities. If you have not yet received the booking link, please email Space4Climate@reading.ac.uk

Space Data For National Resilience, ICMA Centre, Henley Business School, Reading, 12.30pm-4.30pm, June 25^th

This is an outcomes-focused workshop that is free to join for users and potential users of space-based data applications. You will meet Space4Climate members from across industry, policy and academia to hear about current and emerging technology, tools and platforms that address real-world challenges of UK resilience and environmental security across all sectors.

The workshop is part of London Climate Action Week and open to all users of Earth Observation satellite data, and especially to any newcomers who want to find out more. Full details on our Events page. Book your place.

Exeter Climate Forum, Exeter, June 29^th– July 3^rd & Exeter Climate Conference, June 29^th-July 2^nd

The Forum  will bring together world-leading climate researchers, businesses, policy-makers and young people, to shape and engage with the priorities for COP31 and beyond. Tickets are on sale until June 8^th for the Conference. Sessions will explore cross-cutting themes shaping global climate strategy, including:

• The Carbon Cycle and Carbonomics
• Positive Tipping Points for Business
• Climate and Health
• Modelling and Extreme Weather

Focus days will take place for Financial Services (June 30^th) and Agriculture, Food and Farming (July 1^st ). More information.

July

International Conference of Environmental Remote Sensing and GIS (ICERS), Croatia, July 1^st-3^rd

Organisers the University of Zagreb are keen to let members know that abstracts are open for this conference – deadline February 1^st. Registration opens from May 1^st. Among the key speakers will be Dr Tomislav Hengl, Technical Director at the OpenGeoHub foundation. More details.

Net Zero Week 2026, July 4^th-10^th

Official UK awareness week. Details will be added to the website.

ISPRA Congress, Canada, July 4^th-11^th

Save the date – early details here.

Securing Government Contracts through the Government Commercial Agency, workshop, London, 10.30am-2.30pm, London June 30^th and online, 11am-1pm, July 6^th

Hosted by the Space Partnership to help space companies to scale up through government contracts using the Dynamic Market (RM6370) portal. Use this link to apply for either.

RMetSoc Annual Conference, Exeter, July 6^th-10^th  

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

More details.

Read the full details.

RMetSoc calls for conference content, Exeter, July 6^th-10^th

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:

• • • 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

More details.

North East Space Conference, Durham, July 7^th

Hosted by the North East England space cluster, awaiting further details.

Earth Explorer 12 User Consultation Meeting (UCM), Estonia, July 7^th-8^th

Four ESA mission concepts – CryoRad, ECO, Hydroterra+ and Keystone –  will  present their Phase 0 achievements to the EO scientific community. UCM participants can learn about each mission concepts, ask questions and provide critical feedback on each mission, which is important input for the recommendation and decision-making process that will ultimately lead to the selection of up to two candidates to proceed to the next stage of development. Register by June 15^th.

Space Economy Congress, Barcelona, July 9^th-10^th

An event for policy, industry, technology and end users to recognise and address space as a strategic asset. More details.

Farnborough International Airshow Show, July 20^th -24^th

The Space Zone returns and stand space is already selling quickly. Visit the website.

Aerospace Global Forum: Finance Summit at Farnborough International Airshow, July 20^th-24^th

For the first time, Farnborough – which includes the Space Zone throughout its five-day exhibition and conference – will feature the Aerospace Global Forum: Finance Summit. It will be hosted by Baroness Patience Wheatcroft, ex-editor of the Wall Street Journal Europe and The Sunday Telegraph, and is backed by Barclays. Read more.

Leverhulme Wildfires Summer Conference, London, July 21^st-22^nd

Abstracts are open to give a presentation or show a poster, the deadline to submit is April 20^th. The subheading of this year’s event is ‘Living with Fire: Integrating Research and Action Across Disciplines and Knowledge Systems’. It is aimed at researchers, policymakers, practitioners and experts from other  disciplines. More details.

August

Committee on Space Research (COSPAR) Scientific Assembly, Italy, August 1^st-9^th

The call for abstracts is open and early details are available here.

September

Space for Inspiration – Scaling Research and Production in Space – 2026 , Denmark, September 1^st-2^nd

ESA’s flagship conference on commercial space exploration attracting companies, researchers, investors, and agencies. More details.

Environmental Intelligence Conference, Exeter, September 7^th-9^th

Interdisciplinary researchers, innovators and practitioners are invited to explore how environmental intelligence can help address sustainability challenges and support decision-making at scale. The event aims to bring together leading minds in environmental science, data and AI to drive real-world impact.  Visit the website.

3^rd  International Conference on Subseasonal to Seasonal to Decadal Prediction (S2S2D), Reading, September 7^th-11^th

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:

• • • Climate Services for Decision Making
    • Predictability and Prediction Skill
    • Physics-based Prediction Systems
    • Machine Learning Methods in S2S2D

Keep an eye on the website.

S2S2D Earth Systems modelling conference, Reading, September 7^th-8^th

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 8^th-10^th,  2026

Subtitled ‘Building Just and Sustainable Futures for Planetary Integrity’. The call for papers, panel and session proposals closes on January 15^th. More on the website.

UK Antarctic Science Conference, Durham, September 9^th-11^th

Aimed at Antarctic researchers from all disciplines and career stages, including postgrads, early career researchers, students and their supervisors. Sign up to the mailing list to receive more details.

‘Advancing the assimilation of Earth system observations with new methodology and Machine Learning’ ECMWF Annual Seminar, Reading, September 14^th-18^th

A free event aimed at early career scientists as well as more established scientists. All talks will also be livestreamed but in-person registration is open. 

World Satellite Business Week, Paris, September 14^th-17^th

The event incorporates the Space Innovation Summit on September 16^th. Find out more.

UK Earth Observation Conference, Warwick, September 15^th-17^th . Registration open

Book now for the 2026 UK Earth Observation Conference which will bring together the UK’s Earth observation community across research, industry, government and policy. The conference will showcase the latest EO science, applications and innovations, while providing a key forum to exchange ideas, build collaborations and explore how Earth observation supports national and global priorities.

The programme will offer:

• Engagement with leading experts from across the EO ecosystem
• Cutting-edge research, tools and applications
• Networking with colleagues from academia, industry and the public sector
• Taking part in discussions shaping the future of Earth Observation in the UK
• It is 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.

Book here.

ESA Industry Space Days, Netherlands, September 16^th-17^th

Registration is open for the European space business community.  It will include pre-arranged one-to-one meetings, exhibitions highlighting the innovations and expertise of selected SMEs, briefings on business opportunities by large groups and institutional organisations, and conferences on space perspectives and market trends. More details.

British Science Festival, Southampton, September 16^th-20^th

The call for proposals for cutting-edge science and technology is open until January 22^nd. Find out more.

Public Engagement in Data Research Initiative (PEDRI), London, September 22^nd

A national event focused on building a culture of meaningful public involvement and engagement in data and statistics. It will spotlight inclusive and impactful approaches to engaging the public with data research, aligned with good practice. Submissions are welcome for presentations and workshops until June 8^th. More information.

EUMETSAT Meteorological Satellite Conference, Germany, September 21^st-25^th

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 8^th. More details.

Earth Observation Architectural Challenges 2040-2060 Workshop, Netherlands and online, September 28^th-30^th  
This strategic workshop aims to help shape the future of Europe’s Earth Observation system and is designed for a broad cross-section of the EO ecosystem. Participants are expected to contribute their expertise to challenge assumptions, test alternative futures, and identify what would need to change, and why. More details.

October

International Astronautical Congress (IAC), Türkiye, October 5^th-9^th

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 10^th-12^th

A huge public engagement event. Register interest.

November

ECMWF 2026 Workshop on Machine Learning for Land and Hydrology, Reading, November 3^rd-5^th

Experts in machine learning, hydrology, and land-surface modelling will discuss the development and use of ML-based and ML-enhanced forecasting systems. It will focus on datasets, methods, applications, and evaluation strategies for machine-learning approaches, covering fully data-driven, hybrid, and physics-informed models. Contributions will span both global and regional perspectives, addressing ML-based prediction of streamflow, floods, soil moisture, and key land-surface processes, with an emphasis on robustness, scalability, and operational relevance. Oral and poster presentations contributions are invited across the key topics – deadline to submit is June 26^th. Details here.

Global Forests Earth Observations Initiative (GFOI), Rome, November 3^rd-5^th

GFOI Country forum: A south-south knowledge exchange (GFOI SSX) is being held by GFOI and the Accelerating Innovative Monitoring for Forests (AIM4Forests) programme, at the HQ of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO). The programme will feature three parallel streams:

• Country-led planning to institutionalize National Forest Monitoring Systems
• Measurement, Reporting and Verification: Tropical Forest Forever Facility (TFFF) Eligibility and Monitoring
• Forest monitoring for transparent commodity supply chains, hosted by the AIM4Commodities initiative

Details here.

REAP 2026, Peterborough, November 4^th

Showcasing new innovations, technologies and equipment to farmers and growers, agronomists, investors, and meet  technical and commercial support providers in the agricultural sector. Innovations with a practical and visual element are  welcome to apply for the limited number of stands. More details.

2^nd ESA EO 4 Soil Symposium on Earth Observation, Italy, November 4^th-6^th , abstracts deadline June 30^th

An in-person only event with registration due to open on August 3^rd. In the meantime themes are listed for abstract submissions, and cover:

• Policy, strategic vision, certification and user uptake
• Scientific / technical advancements, including monitoring soil parameters: Earth Observation as a trustworthy technique
• Applications and use cases

Details here.

Visualising Climate, Italy, November 4^th-6^th

Aimed at scientists, communicators and media as well as artists and designers, to focus on data visualisation and climate change. It will feature talks and workshops, sharing tools, processes and techniques. Calls for submissions to show examples of data visualisation supporting understanding, engagement, and meaningful action are open until April 30^th. More details, including ticket prices.

COP31, Turkiye, November 9^th-20^th

Planned to be held in Antalya, with Australia holding the Presidency and the Pacific regions will be heavily involved in pre-COP.

Space Tech Expo Bremen, Germany, November 17^th-19^th

Regional Cluster Space North East England is one f the UK organisations planning to exhibit in Bremen, providing a showcase for its members. More details here and more information on the event.

2027

Space Comm Europe, London, February 24^th-25^th

Register Interest.

Ocean Business, Southampton, April 6^th-8^th

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.