Abstract submission is now open for the European Geosciences Union (EGU) General Assembly 2027, where CONCERTO will co-organise a scientific session together with its sister project NextGenCarbon and the ESA THRAC3E project. The session will bring together researchers working at the intersection of Earth Observation (EO) and process-based modelling, with the aim of advancing our understanding and representation of the terrestrial carbon cycle.

The session will explore how Earth Observation data and process-based models can be combined to improve the monitoring, assessment and modelling of terrestrial carbon dynamics. It welcomes contributions addressing a range of related topics, including the use of EO data to characterise ecosystem and canopy structure, disturbances and carbon dynamics, as well as the integration of Earth Observation and in-situ measurements to improve and evaluate land surface and dynamic vegetation models.

The session offers an opportunity for the scientific community to exchange knowledge, share recent findings and discuss how advances in Earth Observation and modelling can contribute to more accurate representations of the terrestrial carbon cycle.

The EGU General Assembly 2027 will take place in Vienna, Austria, bringing together researchers and experts from across the geosciences to present and discuss the latest scientific developments.

The abstract submission deadline is 12 January 2027.

Further information about the session is available here. 

Abstract submission guidelines can be found here.