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“Advances in the Science and Applications of SAR Interferometry” – Fringe 2026

 June 15 @ 08:00 - June 19 @ 17:00 UTC+2
 Jagiellonian University of Kraków, ul. Krupnicza 33, 31-123 Kraków

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Background

The European Space Agency is organising together with the National Geological Institute and Jagiellonian University in Kraków, the 13th International workshop on “Advances in the Science and Applications of SAR Interferometry” – Fringe 2026. The workshop is taking place at the Auditorium Maximum of the Jagiellonian University in Kraków, Poland, from 15 to 19 June 2026.

Participation

Fringe 2026 is a free workshop open to scientists, students, as well as representatives from national, European and international space agencies and value adding industries.
Acceptance to present in the oral and poster sessions at Fringe 2026 is determined by the Scientific and Programme Committees after they review the submitted abstracts. We are also planning to include an InSAR-industry exhibition area.
No participation fees will be charged. However, participants are expected to finance their own travel and accommodation expenses. No financial support is foreseen for the workshop. The official language of workshop is English.

 

Abstract Submission
Deadline extended until 08 March 2026
The abstract submission portal is open  – access it HERE

Workshop Themes

  • Atmosphere / Ionosphere science and applications
  • Advances in InSAR/Polarimetric Interferometry/Tomography theory
  • Applications of AI and machine learning
  • BIOMASS and advances at P-band
  • Bistatic and multi-static SAR (HARMONY and other missions)
  • Data products, processing environments and operational services
  • Displacements and deformations (InSAR for the built environment/infrastructure monitoring/subsidence)
  • Earthquakes & tectonics / seismic hazards
  • Future Missions
  • Ice & Snow
  • InSAR phase closure theory and applications
  • Landslides, sinkholes & related hazards
  • New Space InSAR
  • Thematic mapping (eg. agriculture, land cover, forestry, etc)
  • Geophysical parameter retrieval
  • Volcanoes / volcanic hazards
  • Multi-hazards
  • Synergistic use of multi-mission SAR Interferometry

Fringe 2026 is organised around:

  • Papers and posters selected by the Scientific Committee;
  • Round-table discussions with seed questions prepared by the session chairpersons and ESA.

 

EXHIBITION OPPORTUNITIES

Deadline for application: 15 April 2026

BY SPONSORING ESA FRINGE 2026 YOU WILL:

  • Position your organisation at Fringe 2026, a key international workshop bringing together the global InSAR research and development communities. Engage directly with scientists, mission experts, and technical specialists shaping the future of SAR interferometry and Earth Observation applications;
  • Connect with researchers, academic groups, mission planners, industry professionals, and representatives from space agencies, all gathered in one place to exchange knowledge, share innovations, and explore future collaborations in the evolving InSAR and EO landscape;
  • Participate in the planned InSAR-industry exhibition area, offering a unique platform to present technologies, products, and applications to an international audience of scientists, engineers, and decision-makers;
  • Engage with the cutting edge of InSAR science and missions.

Download in pdf the Exhibition & Sponsorship Brochure

Or

Apply directly to the Sponsor application portal

 

 

Schedule and Deadlines

Contact info

For information regarding the logistics of the venue, registration and InSAR-industry exhibition, please contact events.organisation@esa.int
For information regarding the abstract submissions, workshop programme, instructions for authors and inquiries related to the scientific and programme committee, please contact EO4Society.Conf@esa.int

Rules and regulations of the building at Krupnicza Street 33 – Jagiellonian University

 

 

ESA Programme Board

Clement Albinet

ESA-ESRIN

Philippe Bally

ESA-ESRIN

Malcom Davidson

ESA-ESTEC

Marcus Engdahl

ESA-ESRIN

Diego Fernandez Prieto

ESA-ESRIN

Magdalena Fitrzyk

RSAC/ESA-ESRIN

Julia Kubanek

ESA-ESTEC

Nicolas Longepe

ESA-ESRIN

Muriel Pinheiro

ESA-ESRIN

Björn Rommen

ESA-ESTEC

Francesco Sarti

ESA-ESRIN

Klaus Scipal

ESA-ESRIN

Thibault Taillade

ESA-ESRIN

Scientific Committee

Nico Adam

DLR

Falk Amelung

University of Miami

Hermann Bähr

Shell

Timo Balz

Wuhan University

Marta Béjar-Pizarro

Instituto Geológico y Minero de España (IGME)

David Bekaert

JPL

Juliet Biggs

University of Bristol

Manuela Bonano

IREA-CNR

João Catalão

Universidade Lisboa

Ling Chang

University of Twente

Mario Costantini

B-Open

Michele Crosetto

Centre Tecnològic de Telecomunicacions de Catalunya (CTTC)

John Dehls

NGU/Geological Survey of Norway

Jose Manuel Delgado Blasco

Microgeodesia Jaén Research Group – University of Jaén

Dominique Derauw

CSL

Xiaoli Ding

Hong Kong Polytechnical University

Javier Duro Calvo

Dares Technology

Susanna Ebmeier

University of Leeds

Michael Eineder

DLR

Alessandro Ferretti

TRE Altamira s.r.l.

Eric Fielding

JPL

Michael Foumelis

Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

Paolo Gamba

University of Pavia

Ramon Hanssen

TU Delft

Rachel Holley

CGG-NPA

Andy Hooper

University of Leeds

Maya Ilieva

SARMAP

Mi Jiang

Sun Yat-sen University

Sigurjón Jónsson

KAUST

Gini Ketelaar

Shell

Riccardo Lanari

IREA-CNR

Yngvar Larsen

NORCE

Tom Rune Lauknes

NORCE

Mingsheng Liao

Wuhan University

Rowena Lohman

Cornell University/Department of Earth & Atmospheric Sciences

Zhong Lu

Southern Methodist University

Paul Lundgren

JPL

Andrea Manconi

ETH

Petar Marinkovic

PPO.labs

John Merryman

DTU Denmark

Andrea Monti-Guarnieri

Politecnico di Milano

Thomas Nagler

Enveo

Giovanni Nico

IAC-CNR

Alessandro Novellino

BGS / COMET

Paolo Pasquali

SARMAP

Zbigniew Perski

Polish Geological Institute National Research Institute

Virginie Pinel

ISTerre-UMR CNRS

Pau Prats-Iraola

DLR

Eric Rignot

University of California

Alessandro Parizzi

DLR

Michelle Maree Parks

Icelandic Meteorological Office

Helmut Rott

Enveo

Jacqueline Salzer

SkyGeo

Sami Samiei-Esfahany

University of Leeds

David Sandwell

Scripps

Michael Schlund

University Twente

Lorenzo Solari

European Environment Agency

Salvatore Stramondo

INGV

Tazio Strozzi

GAMMA

Henriette Sudhaus

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology – KIT

Jianbao Sun

China Earthquake Administration

Freek van Leijen

TU Delft

Christelle Wauthier

Pennsylvania State University

Shimon Wdowinski

Florida International University

Urs Wegmuller

GAMMA

Tim Wright

University of Leeds

Howard Zebker

Stanford University

Qiming Zeng

Peking University

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Organizers

ESA
Jagiellonian University of Kraków

Venue

Jagiellonian University of Kraków, ul. Krupnicza 33, 31-123 Kraków
ul. Krupnicza 33, 31-123
Krakow, Poland
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