The 2026 International Conference on Geosciences and Atmospheric Sciences (CGAS 2026) brings together researchers, engineers, policy makers, and industry leaders from around the world to explore the latest advances in Earth‑system science, climate dynamics, and sustainable environmental technologies. Hosted in a vibrant, globally‑connected city renowned for its scientific heritage, the three‑day event will take place from 12 to 14 June 2026 at a state‑of‑the‑art convention centre that offers flexible meeting spaces, interactive exhibition halls, and dedicated areas for networking and poster sessions.

The programme is built around five core thematic tracks: (1) Climate Modelling and Prediction, (2) Remote Sensing and Earth Observation, (3) Renewable Energy Integration and Climate Mitigation, (4) Water Resources, Extreme Events and Disaster Resilience, and (5) Societal Impacts, Policy, and Education. Each track features plenary talks by internationally recognised scholars, followed by parallel oral and poster sessions that showcase cutting‑edge research, innovative field campaigns, and novel data‑analytics approaches. Highlights include a keynote address on the emerging role of artificial intelligence in climate forecasting, a round‑table discussion on the implementation of the Paris Agreement in the next decade, and a live demonstration of next‑generation satellite data processing pipelines.

CGAS 2026 also offers a robust exhibition programme where leading technology firms, research institutions, and governmental agencies present the latest instruments, software platforms, and services that support climate‑resilient development. Attendees can engage in hands‑on workshops covering topics such as high‑performance computing for climate simulations, open‑source geospatial analysis, and citizen‑science data collection. A dedicated early‑career forum provides graduate students and post‑doctoral researchers with mentorship opportunities, career‑development panels, and a chance to present their work in a supportive environment.

The conference places a strong emphasis on interdisciplinary collaboration and knowledge transfer. Special sessions are devoted to bridging gaps between natural‑science research and socio‑economic policy, fostering dialogue that can translate scientific insights into actionable strategies for governments, NGOs, and the private sector. An award ceremony will recognise outstanding contributions in research excellence, innovative methodology