You can download the ISG-ISRS National Symposium 2025, PPT templates

The National Symposium 2025 will have two types of presentations

1. Oral Presentation (O) - 8+2 minutes:

Oral Presentation Template: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1p2zk23O3MfQ3fpP8UjgQca_ZPDHveO-z/edit?usp=drive_link&ouid=117602639185821866757&rtpof=true&sd=true

2. Oral-Fast Track (O-FT) - 5+2 minutes:

Oral - Fast Track Presentation Template: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1SjGvtuUM7m0IvcJ8u9w5iZeYbKzy_JiY/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=117602639185821866757&rtpof=true&sd=true

The final schedule will be up here by 16 November, tentatively

Background

ISG-ISRS National Symposium 2025 stands as a premier forum dedicated to advancing the science, technology, and applications of geomatics in an era increasingly defined by environmental urgency and technological innovation in earth observation. This year, the spotlight is on the dynamic intersection of AI/ML/DL for analysis ready time-series high-resolution satellite imagery, and advanced geospatial analytics, emphasizing their transformative potential in tackling pressing challenges such as climate change, disaster management, urbanization, and sustainable development. This symposium brings together a vibrant community of researchers, engineers, policy-makers, and practitioners. The symposium also tries to foster cross-disciplinary collaboration, networking and knowledge exchange. With a strong focus on emerging trends like real-time Earth observation, deep learning in image processing, and the integration of unmanned aerial systems, the symposium aims to catalyze innovative solutions and actionable insights. It also places a special emphasis on nurturing young talent and promoting inclusive scientific dialogue, which ensures that the next generation of scholars and professionals are equipped to drive the field forward. Through keynote presentations, technical sessions, and interactive workshops, ISG-ISRS NS 2025 is set to serve as a launchpad for impactful research and thought leadership in remote sensing science and geospatial technology.