Earth Observation for Environmental Monitoring - 41st EARSeL Symposium

     
Paphos, Cyprus

Earth Observation for Environmental Monitoring - 41st EARSeL Symposium

DATE: 13-16 September 2022, Cyprus

EARSeL is a scientific network of European remote sensing institutes, coming from both academia and the commercial/industrial sector.

EARSeL is unique in that it represents the interests of these institutes rather than individuals (currently about 150 member laboratories). Every year EARSeL organizes thematic Workshops of Special Interest Groups (SIGs), but the main meeting is the annual Symposium, which aims to indicate the current trends in remote sensing. All scientists, professionals, and researchers involved or interested in the themes of the Symposium are strongly encouraged to present papers according to the listed topics.

Important Dates:

  •     Special Sessions deadline: January 31, 2022
  •     Abstract submission opening: March 7, 2022  (NOW OPEN!!!)
  •     Abstract submission deadline: April 19, 2022
  •     Abstract submission deadline EXTENDED: May 9, 2022
  •     Decision on event format (physical or virtual):     May 10, 2022
  •     Registration opening: May 15, 2022
  •     Notification of authors: June 6, 2022
  •     Preliminary Program June 20, 2022
  •     Early bird registration deadline: July 16, 2022
  •     Upload of final abstract: June 7-24, 2022
  •     EVENT: September 13-16, 2022

 

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