International Conference on Remote Sensing of Terrestrial and Marine Ecosystems ICRSTMS on January 21-22, 2026 in Amsterdam, Netherlands

Remote Sensing of Terrestrial and Marine Ecosystems
Remote Sensing of the Coastal Zone
Surface phytoplankton biomass and subsurface oxygen fields
Distribution and abundance of waterborne pathogens and toxic phytoplankton
Spatial extent of living benthic habitats (coral reefs, seagrass beds, mangrove forests and tidal marshes) and ecological buffers to coastal flooding
Distribution and condition of calcareous organisms (cold and warm water corals, coccolithophores and pteropods)
Distribution and abundance of exploitable fish stocks
Changing terrestrial run-off into coastal waters
Escalation of extreme coastal events: floods, storms, high tides
Hydrology and water budget evolution of rivers and lakes
Increasing temperatures in inland and coastal waters
Impact of vaying physical forcing on morphodynamics and ecosystems
New developments of habitats, biodiversity and alien invaders
Fluxes and fate of seawater constituents, including pollutants
Role of Coastal Zone Management in adapting to climate change
Active and passive methods in all spectral ranges, sensor combinations
Satellite, airborne and ground-based methods including ground truth
Modelling of radiative transfer, image processing and related aspects
Interaction of physical, biological and chemical conditions and processes
Ocean Colour Remote Sensing for Coastal and Inland Waters