GEO Symposium 2026 is happening May 26-27, 2026 in Geneva!

The 2026 GEO Symposium is taking place on 26-27 May at the World Meteorological Organization headquarters in Geneva, the Symposium will convene leading voices in Earth Intelligence under the theme Investing in Earth Intelligence for a Resilient Future. We’ll bring together leading scientists, practitioners, policymakers, and innovators to explore how transformative solutions and strategic partnerships can drive impact across disciplines and sectors.
Symposium Sponsorship
The 2026 GEO Symposium offers a unique platform to enhance visibility, influence and thought leadership. By becoming a sponsor, you will support meaningful engagement and demonstrate commitment to mobilising investment and co-designing solutions with real-world value.
Opportunities include supporting travel for speakers from developing countries to enhance representation, hosting a youth networking event to connect the next generation of Earth Intelligence leaders, sponsoring the participant reception where cross-sector collaborations take shape, and contributing to the GEO Innovation Fund that will directly enable the co-design and scaling of innovative Earth Intelligence solutions with tangible societal impact. Contributors to the GEO Innovation Fund will be recognised as Founding Donors at the Symposium (and other future GEO events).
GEO welcome’s sponsorship from both public and private sectors to amplify the Symposium’s impact. To discuss this unique opportunity, please contact the GEO Secretariat (secretariat@geosec.org) by 31 March 2026.
Reminder: Symposium Registration Deadline is 31 March 2026.
Community Event – Coveners GEO AquaWatch & GEO BluePlanet (along with other partners) have proposed a Community Event showcasing how Earth Intelligence can support Marine Protected Areas.  We will keep you posted on Community Event Details if it is accepted into the agenda.
For more details of the Symposium, please visit the event website.
As always, for any inquiries, do not hesitate to contact  the secretariat@geosec.org.

NASA PACE Help Hub – now available in 100+ languages!

NASA’s PACE Help Hub team is excited to announce a new translation tool that allows you to view instructions on our pages and notebooks in multiple languages while keeping the code intact.
To use this feature, simply select your preferred language from the widget located below the Help Hub logo and search bar in the top-left corner of the page: https://nasa.github.io/oceandata-notebooks
The team hope this enhancement makes NASA PACE resources more accessible to the international PACE community! Instructions to translate  ipynb files will be coming soon as well and we promise to share it!

COSPAR 2026 Meeting Call for Abstracts

📣 Call for abstracts – COSPAR2026

Coastal communities face escalating risks from sea level rise, erosion, extreme events, and human impacts. Strengthening resilience depends on improved integration of satellite observations, in situ data, and modelling capacities.

At COSPAR 2026, which will be held in Florence, Italy, this August, our co-organised session “Coastal Resilience to Hazards: Bridging the Gap Between Earth Observations and User Needs” will gather experts working on coastal hazards, climate adaptation, and decision-support tools.

Submit your abstract for the session:
https://lnkd.in/eCNEZwYZ