The 46th EARSeL Symposium will take place in Turin, Italy from 1st to 4th June 2027, celebrating 50 years of EARSeL. Proposals for workshops and special sessions are invited, with a submission deadline of 14 September 2026. For further inquiries, contact earsel2027@unito.it.
RSPSoc75 Venue Announced: Celebrating 75 Years at RAF Museum London, Hendon We are delighted to announce that the venue for RSPSoc75 has been confirmed: the landmark 75th anniversary celebration will take place at RAF Museum London, Hendon, on Thursday 13 May 2027. This special evening will bring together members, partners,
Sydney is vying to host the 2030 ISPRS Congress, aiming to bring the global geospatial community to Australia. Led by experts Petra Helmholz and Sisi Zlatanova, the bid champions a theme centred on sustainability and collaboration. Hosting the Congress would showcase advancements in geospatial technology while addressing urgent regional challenges.
The RSPSoc 75 Event is scheduled for 13 May 2027, celebrating 75 years of the Society’s achievements in remote sensing and photogrammetry. The event aims to unite members and partners to honour past contributions and discuss future directions. Further information on the venue and programme will be provided later.
The University of Nottingham offers three partial Masters scholarships worth £4,333 each for students pursuing research in photogrammetry, remote sensing, or Earth Observation. Application deadline is 31 July 2026. Applicants must hold an unconditional offer, focus on related research, and be classified as UK students for fee purposes.
Wavelength 2027 is now open for registration of interest, inviting industry professionals and creatives to secure their place for an exciting event on 8–9 April 2027. Participants will access exclusive updates, inspiring speakers, and invaluable networking opportunities. Register now to stay informed and be part of this significant event.
The deadline for submitting abstracts for UKEO 2026 has been extended to 29 June. Researchers, professionals, and students in the Earth observation community are encouraged to showcase their work. This extension offers a valuable opportunity to contribute insights and connect with others in the field. Don’t miss out!
Registration for the UK Earth Observation Conference 2026 at the University of Warwick is now open. Scheduled for 15-17 September, the event will feature collaboration among leaders in research, industry, and policy. Early bird discounts are available until 30 June 2026, offering substantial savings for attendees. Secure your place now.
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