FY2026 The Joint PI Meeting of JAXA Earth Observation Missions

Last Update: 2026.06.24

The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) will hold “FY2026 The Joint PI Meeting of JAXA Earth Observation Missions” from November 16 to 20, 2026 as follows. The meeting will be held in-person to deepen engagement and some sessions will be held online as well.

This meeting aims to promote collaboration among the JAXA Earth Observation Research Programs and the Satellite Projects (GCOM-W, AMSR3, GCOM-C, GPM, EarthCARE, ALOS-2, ALOS-4, and MOLI) through the reports from the Principal Investigators (PIs) of each research project (including Multidisciplinary Application) belonging to each group. We are also considering holding a poster session as an opportunity to show many research results. Details will be announced once they are finalized. Participation will be, in principle, limited to PIs and CIs.

Project progress reports from the satellite project managers and a topical session will be provided on November 16, 2026. We look forward to your participation.

Joint Plenary Session	■Date and Time/Contents 　13:00-18:00 (JST), November 16 (Mon) , 2026 　(1) Plenary Session “Project progress reports” 　(2) Topical session (TBA) ■Meeting Style 　Both Online and In-person at “Vision Center TOKYO KYOBASHI” ■Participants 　PIs and CIs (Advance registration required)
Earth Observation Research Program /Satellite Project Sessions	■Date and Time     November 17 (Tue) – 20 (Fri) , 2026 　* “Program and Registration” site URL will be posted below once it’s ready.  ■Meeting Style     In-person at “Vision Center TOKYO KYOBASHI”     *Some projects are considering holding the sessions both Online and In-person.     *Some sessions will be held Online only. *Some sessions will be open to the parties concerned only. ■Participants     PIs and CIs (Advance registration required)
Reception (Social gathering)	■Date and Time 　18:00-20:00 (JST), November 16 (Mon), 2026 ■Venue 　Alice aqua garden Tokyo Ginza ■Participants     PIs and CIs (Advance registration required)