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HydroImaging is a half-day workshop that will be held in conjunction with the IEEE International Conference on Image Processing (ICIP) 2026 in Tampere, Finland. This event serves as a cross-disciplinary forum for experts in computer vision, hydrology, and remote sensing, aiming to foster new collaborations for scalable, observation-driven environmental prediction.
The workshop will address critical challenges related to climate change and the water cycle by utilizing multi-modal sensing and large-scale datasets, such as those from Copernicus. Participants will explore applications of image processing and machine learning in predicting environmental attributes like water quality, snow depth, and vegetation cover.
Workshop Highlights
The program will feature a blend of academic exchanges and interactive sessions:
- Invited Keynote Address: A prominent researcher in Earth Observation or environmental AI will deliver a 45-minute talk.
- Oral Sessions: Selected papers will be presented in 15-20 minute talks, followed by audience Q&A.
- Poster Session: Authors will present brief spotlights of their work, encouraging direct engagement.
- Awards: Recognition will be given for the best paper and poster contributions, concluding with discussions on future research directions.
Research Topics and Applications
The organizers welcome contributions on various methods and applications, including:
- Methods: Data-centric machine learning for remote sensing, generative models, and explainability in environmental AI.
- Applications: Disaster relief, flood detection, marine monitoring, and sustainable agriculture.
For more information, visit the HydroImaging website or the main conference page at IEEE ICIP 2026.
