CCS.22: Continental to global mapping applications enabled by cloud-based platform environments.
CCS.23: Earth Observation Dashboard
CCS.24: GRSS ESI/HDCRS - Harnessing the Power of Quantum Computing for Machine Learning
CCS.25: GRSS ESI/HDCRS - Quantum computing next generation HPC
CCS.26: GRSS ESI/HDCRS - Scalable Parallel Computing for Remote Sensing
CCS.27: Large-scale earth observation data management and feature extraction from remote sensing images
CCS.28: Open Science platforms and the role of remote sensing
CCS.29: Integration of remote sensing with in-situ data at different scales
CCS.30: Advances in Spatio-Temporal Datacube Management, Visualization, Analytics and AI (IEEE ESI Committee session)
CCS.31: AI-based Methods for EO data compression
CCS.32: Applied Deep Learning Applications in Remote Sensing Data Analysis
CCS.33: Big Data and AI Technologies for Earth System Digital Twins
CCS.34: Data- and Model-Federation for Large-Scale Earth Observation Analytics
CCS.35: Datasets and Benchmarking in Remote Sensing
CCS.36: Explainable AI for Geohazard Mapping and Modelling using Geodata
CCS.37: Geophysical data analysis and inversion in the era of artificial intelligence
CCS.38: Large AI Models for EO
CCS.39: Machine Learning for GNSS Remote Sensing
CCS.40: Opening the Black Box: Explainable AI/ML in Remote Sensing Analysis
CCS.41: Physics Informed Artificial Intelligence for Synthetic Aperture Radar Applications
CCS.42: Remote Sensing Tools and methods for nature-based carbon sequestration measurement and verification
CCS.43: SAR Advanced Applications based on Deep Learning: urban, land and water applications
CCS.44: Scaling GeoAI for Rapid Disaster Response and Humanitarian Applications
CCS.45: At the boundaries of radio propagation and remote sensing: A tribute to Prof. Frank Silvio Marzano
CCS.46: GNSS-R Modeling Part 1: Land
CCS.47: GNSS-R Modeling Part 2: Scattering Properties
CCS.48: GNSS-R Modeling Part 3: Inland Water
CCS.49: Microwave Remote Sensing of Snow
CCS.50: Advanced observations of sea ice by satellite SAR in a changing climate
CCS.51: Advances in monitoring and characterizing terrestrial ecosystem monitoring using remote sensing data
CCS.52: Vegetation growth dynamics associated with water cycles
CCS.53: Forest Dynamics and Disturbances
CCS.54: From Need to Product: Recent Advances in Mapping and Validation of Vegetation Biophysical Parameters at Regional to Global Extents
CCS.55: Machine learning for forest monitoring
CCS.56: MULTIFREQUENCY MICROWAVE APPLICATIONS TO SOIL AND VEGETATION : OBSERVATIONS AND MODELING
CCS.57: Large-scale forest aboveground biomass and height mapping with the combination of spaceborne radar and lidar/optical sensors
CCS.58: Mapping global croplands for food and water security in the twenty-first century using big-data analytics, machine learning and cloud computing
CCS.59: Optimising resources use efficiency in agricultural systems
CCS.60: Synergistic use of Remote Sensing, IoT, and AI in Agriculture
CCS.61: Utility of Remote Sensing Tools for Water Management of Woody Perennial Crops in a Changing Climate
CCS.62: InSAR-based applications for the resilience of urban areas and infrastructures to natural and anthropogenic hazards
CCS.63: Remote sensing data applied to mineral deposits: a new era for critical raw material deposits studies
CCS.64: NASA Soil Moisture Active Passive Mission Observations and Results
CCS.65: Characterizing wetland vegetation structure, biomass, and change with SAR, LIDAR, & multi/hyperspectral fusion
CCS.66: Earth Observations for data-driven strategies to improve prediction of floods and their impacts
CCS.67: Hydrological Information Acquisition and Analysis Based on Remote Sensing
CCS.68: Artificial intelligence for radar and satellite remote sensing of precipitation
CCS.69: Global Precipitation Mission
CCS.70: Global precipitation Mission : Applications
CCS.71: Land Data Assimilation of Remote Sensing Terrestrial Data
CCS.72: Hyperspectral Microwave Sounder Science and Technology
CCS.73: Planetary Boundary Layer from Space
CCS.74: Satellite Atmospheric Sounding: Progress and Innovation
CCS.75: Advanced Characterization of Biomass Burning Smoke and Mineral Dust Aerosols
CCS.76: The role of remote sensing for understanding greenhouse emissions, global stocktake, and air pollution
CCS.77: 3rd IEEE GRSS - Van Allen Foundation Student Grand Challenge
CCS.78: Remote Sensing of Optically Complex Waters
CCS.79: Remote Sensing of Variables and Mesoscale Processes Linking the Ocean and Atmosphere
CCS.80: SST applications and the Group for High Resolution Sea Surface Temperature (GHRSST)
CCS.81: SAR Monitoring of Hazards on Marine Coastal Environments
CCS.82: Underwater remote sensing based on sonar technique
CCS.83: Recent Advances on Lunar Missions and Cis-lunar Space Protection
CCS.84: Applications of very high resolution X-Band SAR data
CCS.85: Coordination and cooperation of International Spaceborne SAR Missions
CCS.86: Small SAR constellation mission & applications in Korea
CCS.87: TanDEM-X: Update and Highlights of the 4D Mission Phase
CCS.88: The Guts of the NASA-ISRO SAR Mission
CCS.89: The NASA-ISRO SAR Mission is Coming!
CCS.90: Science in small packages: CubeSat and SmallSat impact on future of remote sensing
CCS.91: WSF-M Mission Status and Calibration (Part I)
CCS.92: WSF-M Mission Status and Calibration (Part II)
CCS.93: GNSS-R Spaceborne Missions, Present and Future
CCS.94: Calibration and Validation for new spaceborne imaging spectroscopy missions
CCS.95: PRISMA Hyperspectral Data Exploitation
CCS.96: Scientific Applications for New Space Hyperspectral Missions
CCS.97: State-of-art technology and application of new spaceborne imaging spectroscopy missions
CCS.98: ALOS Series Mission, Cal/Val, and Applications (Part 1)
ALOS Series Mission, Cal/Val, and Applications (Part 2)
CCS.99: Commercial Space with a Public Benefit: The Evolving Role of New Space Missions
CCS.100: Future space missions on the thermal infrared radiometry of the Earth at high spatio-temporal resolution
CCS.101: NewSpace SAR Instruments
CCS.102: Next Generation of LEO/GEO Microwave and Infrared Sounders
CCS.103: Optimization of the Global Next-Gen Space Architecture to Support Earth Science Applications
CCS.104: The age of AI and edge computing in space has come
CCS.105: UAV/mobile-mapping SAR systems and applications
CCS.106: Terrestrial Radar/SAR Systems and Applications
CCS.107: Recent Advances on Polarimetric GNSS-R
CCS.108: LiDAR point clouds intelligent processing
CCS.109: Quantum Rydberg Radars
CCS.110: Advances in Passive Microwave and Millimeter-wave Technology
CCS.111: THz Range, Ultra-Low-Noise, Ultra-Wideband Receiver Technologies for Remote Sensing
CCS.112: Recent Advances in Synthetic Apertures for Geosciences and Remote Sensing
CCS.113: Nano and Picosatellites as Tools for Education in Remote Sensing:
The 2nd GRSS Grand Challenge and other Educational Activities based in CubeSats
CCS.114: Women in SAR: Excellence, diversity and challenges
CCS.115: Open Innovation for Earth Observation Science and Applications
CCS.116: Open Science in Action
CCS.117: Advanced Flood Monitoring and Prediction for Disaster Risk Reduction and Resilient Infrastructure
CCS.118: Bridging the Gap between Near Real-Time Remote Sensing Data Products and User Needs for Geoscience Applications
CCS.119: Earth Observation Technologies for Disaster Risk Management
CCS.120: Integrated studies of geohazards and space weather with multi-sensor observations
CCS.121: JPSS and the global Low Earth Observing (LEO) satellite constellation: evolving towards a synergistic and heterogenous constellation
CCS.122: Latest Developments on Earth Observation for Risk and Disaster Management Applications Using Reflectometry
CCS.123: Machine learning and remote sensing data for rapid disaster response
CCS.124: Remote Sensing of Marine Pollution and Harmful Algal Blooms
CCS.125: Remotely sensed monitoring and nowcasting of environmental disasters
CCS.126: The Fire Sense Initiative: Bringing NASA’s Capabilities to the Operational and Scientific Communities
CCS.127: The Value of Environmental Satellite Data
CCS.128: Advancing Sustainability Through Remote Sensing and Artificial Intelligence
CCS.129: Honoring Dr. Yuriy Shkvarko: Trends and Advances of Remote Sensing Research in Mexico
CCS.130: Remote sensing for coastal sustainability
CCS.131: Remote Sensing for Renewable Energy
CCS.132: Responsible AI4EO
CCS.133: Sustainable Development Goals Through Image Analysis and Earth Observation Data
CCS.134: Analysis Ready Data: New Opportunities
CCS.135: Standards Evolution Part 1: Sensors, Derived Products, and Data Fusion (a joint session proposal from the GRSS Standards Committee and ESI TC )
CCS.136: Standards Evolution Part 2: Data Management, Services, and Federation (joint session by IEEE GRSS ESI and Standards Committees)
CCS.137: Towards standards for data products: Analysis Ready Data, Decision Ready Information, and Geodata Cubes
CCS.138: Active Remote Sensing of Global Change
CCS.139: Boosting Remote Sensing Applications for local Adaptation to Climate Change
CCS.140: Cryosphere hazards in the HKH in the wake of climate change
CCS.141: EO applied to Climate Security scenarios
CCS.142: Inclusivity in Climate Change Research
CCS.143: Monitoring flood impacts using satellite remote sensing and machine learning - I
CCS.144: Monitoring flood impacts using satellite remote sensing and machine learning - II
CCS.145: Quantum Technology for Remote Sensing
CCS.146: Preparing for the Copernicus Imaging Microwave Radiometer (CIMR)
