The Geosciences Instrumentation and geological process modelling by using multiscale satellite, UAV and ground‑based data session offers an open forum for presenting advances in geoscientific instrumentation, methods, data systems, and modelling. The focus is on innovative techniques and integrated multiscale observations—from satellites, UAV platforms, and ground-based sensors—to investigate crustal processes and support environmental and engineering applications.
Contributions are welcome from all geoscience measurement domains, including optical, electromagnetic, seismic, acoustic and gravity methods, as well as studies on data infrastructure, multi-sensor integration, and novel processing or modelling workflows. The session encourages cross-disciplinary interaction to stimulate new insights and foster breakthroughs in applied geosciences.
Given the growing relevance of UAVs in geophysical surveys, submissions on drone-based instrumentation, data acquisition strategies, and case studies across magnetics, electromagnetics, gravity, GPR, seismics, and remote sensing are particularly encouraged. Applications related to environmental monitoring, natural hazards, and security—such as archaeological prospection, waste site characterization, UXO detection, dam inspection, and seismic hazard monitoring—also fall within the scope.
By bringing together researchers, practitioners, and industry, the session aims to highlight emerging trends, opportunities, and challenges shaping the future of geoscience instrumentation and modelling.