NASA released its Hyperwall presentation schedule for the IGARSS 2026 conference, setting a series of expert talks inside Booth #100 of the Exhibit Hall. The presentations focus on Earth science technologies, satellite data applications, and open-source monitoring platforms.
The schedule opens on Monday, August 10, at 3:00 PM with a talk titled "Technology Enabling the Future of Earth Science." Karen St. Germain follows at 3:15 PM with "Discovery Earth: New Missions & Technical Innovation Advancing Earth System Insights."
Tuesday Schedule
Tuesday, August 11, features four scheduled talks starting in the morning. At 10:00 AM, speakers will cover "STELLA: Open-Source Multisenor Platforms For Real-Time Environmental Monitoring." A session at 10:15 AM details "NOAA Geostationary Satellites: Valuable Data for both Research and Operational Use."
Robert O. Green presents "Discovering Mineral Resources with NASA Imaging Spectroscopy" on Tuesday. Another session listed for that day covers "The Importance of Satellite Ocean Observations at NOAA."
Wednesday Schedule
Wednesday, August 12, includes four additional talks on data distribution and mission updates. The lineup includes "Enabling Earth Science Data to Serve Society" alongside a presentation titled "Microwaving the Solar System."
Paul Rosen and Marco Lavalle will deliver "NISAR Updates, One Year After Launch" during the Wednesday sequence. The final scheduled talk highlights "Office of the Chief Science Data Officer: Data Driven Exploration." NASA did not publish exact times for the individual Wednesday presentations or the final two Tuesday sessions.
