18-20 November

The premier gathering for space engineering and technology. Get ready to ignite your network, engage with top industry players, and discover the latest advancements in one convenient location. Join us for an unparalleled opportunity to elevate your expertise and forge meaningful connections in the ever-evolving world of space technology.

From launch services, satellite operations, communications and ground systems, to materials suppliers, subsystems, engineering services, components, software suppliers and more, this is where the European space community converges to source solutions, build partnerships, and drive progress.

8-10 December

This year the conference themes will be:

10-13 December

The 2025 IEEE India Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium (InGARSS) is a prestigious platform dedicated to advancing research and innovation in geoscience and remote sensing technologies. Scheduled to take place in Bhubaneswar, this flagship event will bring together scientists, engineers, researchers, and industry leaders from across India and around the globe.

InGARSS 2025 will feature keynote addresses by eminent experts, technical paper presentations, workshops, and panel discussions on emerging trends such as AI-driven remote sensing, climate monitoring, disaster management, and sustainable development. The symposium will also provide opportunities for collaboration, networking, and showcasing cutting-edge solutions that address pressing global challenges.

15-19 December

Connections. They link us together. Make us stronger. Help us grow. Give us hope. Move us forward. The Earth and space science community is all about connection. A vibrant hive of research, discovery, action, and solution. Connections twist and move. They pivot unpredictably. They can challenge us, surprise us, and sometimes delight us. From the lab to the field to the ballot box, science depends on connection. At AGU25 we celebrate all the ways we connect. The purpose of what we connect. The power of how we connect. The promise of where we connect.

9-11 February, 2026

The 11th EARSeL Workshop on Land Ice and Snow will be held in Kumpula, in Helsinki, Finland, in the premises of the Finnish Meteorological Institute (FMI)

16-18 February 2026

Geo Week brings together geospatial and mapping professionals to explore how data, maps, and advanced technologies can deepen our understanding of the world and inform solutions for complex challenges.

Designed for decision-makers and problem-solvers, the conference program helps attendees solve real-world challenges by offering insights from industry leaders, peer-driven case studies, expert panels, and collaborative roundtable discussions. 

23-25 February 2026

As allied nations increase investment in military space and geospatial intelligence, DGI remains the trusted global forum for senior military leaders, industry and academia to shape the future of multi-domain ISR.

As the race for decision advantage gathers pace, DGI 2026 unites the community to unlock new capabilities to:

-Accelerate ISR acquisition to deliver fast, affordable, mission-ready capability across coalitions

-Discover future priorities across sovereign, commercial, and allied intelligence programmes

-Exploit commercial ISR from space, air, land and sea for trusted, tactical-edge intelligence

-Unlock AI-powered analysis for faster targeting, smarter planning, and rapid threat response

-Strengthen civil-military data sharing to drive real-time, multi-domain interoperability

-Fuse intelligence across domains to enable decision advantage in integrated operations

-Advance space-based ISR to maintain the edge in a congested domain

27 April - 1 May 2026

Sovereignty, Economy & Society

In today’s interconnected and interdependent world, sovereignty is no longer limited to political boundaries—it extends to data, infrastructure, and digital autonomy. At GWF 2026, we explore how nations and communities are asserting spatial sovereignty to secure their interests, enhance governance, and define the rules of the digital era.

At the same time, geospatial intelligence is reshaping economies—from Geospatial Knowledge Infrastructure to space and geospatial sovereignty, and from digital supply chains to utilities and networks, AEC, agriculture, defence, and intelligence. As the global economy becomes increasingly data-driven, geospatial knowledge is emerging as a cornerstone for inclusive, sustainable, and resilient growth.

And at the heart of it all lies society—informed citizens, empowered communities, and equitable access to public services. Whether it’s climate resilience, disaster response, , land rights, health, or urban planning, geospatial infrastructure is enabling a more transparent, participatory, and resilient social contract.

The theme—Sovereignty, Economy & Society—is not just a conversation; it’s a call to action. GWF 2026 invites global stakeholders to co-create strategies that uphold rights, accelerate innovation, and prioritize people.

3-4 June 2026

Explore how location data and geospatial technology are driving smarter decision-making across industries at GEO Business.

- Hear real-world case studies of how organisations are using geospatial tech to improve planning, operations and innovation

- See the latest tech in action, with 110+ exhibitors showcasing cutting-edge solutions

- Get ideas and practical insights to apply in your own work

2-4 June 2026

Discover the forefront of imaging spectroscopy at the 14th EARSeL Workshop on Imaging Spectroscopy, hosted by Aalto University in Finland in 2026! As imaging spectroscopy becomes an essential tool for environmental monitoring across various spatial and temporal scales, this workshop has grown into one of the premier international conferences in the field. 

Important dates

7 Oct 2025 – Abstract submission opens

21 Dec 2025 – Abstract submission deadline

7 Jan 2026 – Registration opens

end of Feb 2026 – Notification of acceptance

end of Mar 2026 – Early registration deadline

2-4 June 2026 – Workshop

5 June 2026 – Tutorials 

4-11 July 2026

Mark your calendars for ISPRS 2026 as Toronto welcomes researchers, practitioners, and industry leaders from around the globe to explore the latest advancements, trends, and applications in photogrammetry and remote sensing.

Hosted in one of North America's most dynamic and diverse cities, the Congress will offer a rich tapestry of academic sessions, workshops, exhibitions, and networking opportunities.

Details TBC

Information from ICARS 2025:

The conference will focus on how advanced remote sensing technologies are transforming our approach to global challenges. Over  three days, we will explore innovations in Earth and environmental sciences, engineering advancements, and practical applications in biological and agricultural fields.

Our sessions will cover the latest developments in sensor technologies, data acquisition, and analysis methods, as well as their impact on climate change, environmental management, and urban planning. We will also discuss how remote sensing is enhancing our understanding of ecosystems, agriculture, and infrastructure.

The Summit “Space Agenda for Tomorrow”, taking place on Day 2 in the afternoon, will bring together experts from science, industry, and policy to discuss key remote sensing challenges and sustainability. Featuring five panellists from leading institutions, the session will provide diverse insights on pressing global issues.

Details TBC

Information about the 2025 ASPRS International Technical Symposium:

This is an interactive online event. One week before the live event, presentation recordings will be posted to the Symposium website for public viewing. Viewers will be able to preview the presentations, post comments and questions, and vote on their favorite presentations using the website interface. During the live Symposium, there will be interactive sessions with authors where they can give a brief overview, answer questions, and engage in discussion. Presentation and discussion participation awards will be announced during the conference. 

In addition, ASPRS Working Groups and invited experts will present live hot topic discussions highlighting progress on key geospatial industry initiatives, standards, and practices.