NASA to Host Hyperwall Sessions at IGARSS 2026 Featuring Earth Science Experts
NASA will present a series of Hyperwall talks at the IGARSS 2026 conference, covering topics from satellite data to mineral discovery.
At the upcoming IGARSS 2026 conference, NASA's booth will host a Hyperwall storytelling series aimed at showcasing advances in Earth science. The agenda spans three days, beginning with a talk on technology that will shape future Earth research, followed by a session on new missions and system innovations. Subsequent days include presentations on open-source sensor platforms, the value of NOAA's geostationary satellites, and NASA's imaging spectroscopy for mineral exploration.
Additional topics cover the significance of satellite ocean observations, the role of data in serving society, and updates on the NISAR mission one year after launch. The program concludes with a briefing from the Office of the Chief Science Data Officer on data-driven exploration.
Why it matters
The schedule highlights how NASA and partners are advancing satellite tools that affect climate research and resource management.
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