National EO Week 2021

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In Partnership with Remote Sensing and Photogrammetry Society (RSPSoc) and National Centre for Earth Observation (NCEO)

Our virtual event brought together world leading scientists in Earth Observation to discuss climate and environmental science and innovation.  Plenary events included keynote speakers and special sessions on climate and COP26, health and the pandemic and disaster management, including sessions for early and mid-career scientists.

CEOI would like to thank all those who presented and attended the event. To view presentations from the CEOI sessions, please click on the links in the table below:

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Speaker	Subject	Organisation
Christine Gommenginger	SEASTAR: the EE11 mission to observe small-scale ocean surface dynamics and vertical ocean processes in coastal, shelf and polar seas	NOC
Anthony Illingworth Alessandro Battaglia	WIVERN: An EE11 mission for observing global winds, clouds and precipitation	University of Reading / University of Leicester
Martyn Chipperfield	Satellite Observations of Atmospheric Pollution and Their Value for Informing Policy	University of Leeds
Martin Unwin	The Scout-2 HydroGNSS GNSS Reflectometry Mission	Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd
Florian Deconinck	NanoMagSat, a space network to monitor the Earth magnetic field and ionospheric environment	Open Cosmos
Josep Rosello	Smallsat Missions/Instruments for Future EO in the ESA Landscape Part 1 Part 2	ESA
Janet Charlton	A Microwave Radiometer for the Sentinel-3 Next Generation Topography (S3-NGT) Mission	JCR Systems Ltd
Manju Henry	Hyperspectral Microwave Sounder Constellation of Nano Satellites for Climate Change and Mitigation Part 1 Part 2	STFC
Harbinder Rana	How healthy are our Oceans?	SSTL
James Endicott	TreeView: Precision Forestry for a Nature-Based Solution to Climate Change	Open University
Adina Gillespie	High-Resolution Satellite Monitoring for Methane Emissions	GHGSAT
Ian Parry	High Resolution Thermal Infrared Space Telescopes for Globally Monitoring the Energy Efficiency of Buildings	University of Cambridge
Sergio Salata	SHRIMP: cubeSat High-Resolution IMaging with Propulsion	AVS UK
Andrew Haslehurst	Precision, an ultra-high resolution satellite Part 1 Part 2	SSTL
Tom Greig Jeroen Capaert	Spire Global UK Nanosatellite Technology Developments for Earth Intelligence Applications Part 1 Part 2	Spire Global UK Limited
Dmitry Zelenchuk	Liquid crystal antennas for Earth Observation	Queens University Belfast
Juan Reveles	Development of a Novel X-band Cassegrain Deployable ‘Wrapped Rib’ SAR Antenna for Smallsats Platforms	Oxford Space Systems
Manfred Hamburgo-Fragoso	Low-Cost Multi-Mode SAR Constellation for Short-Repeat Arctic Maritime Surveillance	Cranfield University
Emal Rumi	BARODAR: Global Surface Air-Pressure Mission using Differential Absorption Radar	STFC UKRI
Alessandro Battaglia	G-band Radars: Status and Opportunities for Future Space Missions	University of Leicester