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GSST/CBERS-5 International Symposium on Machine Learning in Heliophysics and Space Weather and Mini-ISWAT Session

August 17–21, 2026 – INPE, São José dos Campos, Brazil

The GSST/CBERS-5 Symposium on Machine Learning in Heliophysics and Space Weather and Mini-ISWAT Session will bring together researchers, engineers, and data scientists working at the interface between artificial intelligence and solar-terrestrial physics.

This focused symposium aims to explore how Machine Learning (ML) and Computer Vision (CV) can enhance our understanding of heliophysical phenomena and improve predictive capabilities in space weather and space climate. The discussions will highlight opportunities within the frameworks of the Galileo Solar Space Telescope (GSST) and China-Brazil Earth Resources Satellite 5 (CBERS-5) missions, promoting collaborative efforts across the Brazilian and international scientific communities.

Topics to be Covered

Computer Vision and Machine Learning applications in heliophysics
Solar magnetism and magnetic-field inference
Solar activity: flares, CMEs, and energetic particles
Solar wind dynamics and heliospheric structures
Space weather monitoring and forecast
Physics-Informed Neural Networks
Research-to-Operations processes augmented by AI and CV

Format and Participation

The symposium will feature invited talks, contributed oral presentations, and discussion sessions. Participation from both academia and operational space-weather centers is encouraged to bridge research and applications.

Important Dates

11 February 2026: Submission of abstract for oral and poster sessions opens/ Call for forecast application opens/ Submission of applications for financial support opens
7 May 2026: Deadline for abstract submission / Call for space weather forecast application closes
14 May 2026: Notification of abstract acceptance
14 June 2026: Deadline for financial support application
13 July 2026: Deadline for early registration (participants awarded financial support)
17–21 August 2026: Conference
31 December 2026: Paper submission deadline

Organization

The symposium is organized in the framework of the Galileo Solar Space Telescope (GSST) and China-Brazil Earth Resources Satellite 5 (CBERS-5) missions, with support from collaborating institutions and agencies.