28-30 September 2026,
Geneva, Switzerland
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Secretary-General
ITU
Secretary-General
WMO
Moderator
Head
National Frequency Coordination Unit
Meteo-France
Seminar introduction
WMO global infrastructure
International spectrum management for Earth observation and meteorology
Moderator
Chief Principal Engineer
SKY Perfect JSAT Corporation
Meteorological satellite service
Passive and active spaceborne remote sensing
Moderator
Support Contractor
National Aeronautical & Space Administration
NASA
Meteorological radars
Space weather
Finnish Meteorological Institute (FMI)
Chair, WMO Expert Team on Space Weather (ET-SWx)
Metaids and additional meteorological radiocommunication systems
Spectrum Manager at the UK Met Office
Member
WMO Expert Team on Radio Frequency Coordination (ET-RFC) & European Meteorological Network’s EUMETFreq Expert Team
Moderator
Chief of the Space Programme Section
WMO
Socio-economic benefits of weather observations and forecasts
Senior Economist
World Bank and the Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery (GFDRR)
Economics of Earth Observation: $700B Opportunity
Forecasting Public Value
Socio-economic impacts in policy discussions
Earth observation contribution to UN Sustainable Development Goals
Senior Research Scientist
Observatoire de Paris
Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS).
Moderator
Counsellor for ITU-R Study Groups
Radiocommunication Bureau
ITU
ITU-R preparation to WRC-27
Chair of CPM-27
Head – Section on International & National Spectrum Management
BNetzA
WRC-27 agenda items related to meteorology
WMO preparation to WRC-27
WRC-31 preparation
Moderator
Meteorological Service of Canada
Recent experience with RFI in data assimilation for global Numerical Weather Prediction
Scientist in the Earth System Assimilation section
European Centre for Medium-range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF)
Advocating for the protection of meteorological applications and the safety of the people in the Caribbean
Preparing for WRC-27: Meteorological Priorities
Computer Technical Officer
Telecommunications Division
Thai Meteorological Department (TMD)
An overview of frequency use at MeteoSwiss
Chair of ITU-R Study Group 7
Frequency Manager
EUMETSAT
Remote Sensors – RFI detection, monitoring and mapping
SMOS
Centre National d’Études Spatiales/Centre d’Études Spatiales de la Biosphère
Meteorological radars in 5 GHz
Moderator
European Space Agency
Coordination Group for Meteorological Satellites (CGMS)
Outlook on Earth Observations: NOAA Earth Observation Programs – Where We Are and Where We’re Going
FENGYUN Space — the new-generation integrated space weather operational system
Space weather forecaster
National Center for Space Weather of the China Meteorological Administration (CMA).
EUMETSAT – Monitoring weather, climate and the environment from space
Moderator
European Space Agency
JAXA Earth Observation Programs (online presentation)
Director
Earth Observation Research Center (EORC)
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA)
Japan
The ESA Earth Observations Program
NASA Perspectives on Space-based Remote Sensing
Overview of Space-Based Meteorological Observation Programmes
Moderator
Chief of the Space Programme Section
WMO
Earth Observation and X-Band: Enabled Applications and Impact
Weather radar technology and related frequency issues
Cloud-based access and processing of meteorological data (online presentation)
Director, Office of Dissemination
National Weather Service (NWS)
Place des Nations, 1211 Geneva 20 Switzerland
are conveniently located overlooking the Place des Nations in the Heart of Geneva’s United Nations district.
Access is easy by foot or private transport or using public transport as describe below.
Office numbers in the three buildings begin with M, T and V, respectively.
Delegate badging desks are located in the entrance of the ITU Montbrillant (M) building, 2 rue de Varembé, Geneva.
Wired Internet access is available in the ITU meeting rooms H, K, L, M and Popov as well as at the Cybercafé.
Wireless Internet Access is available throughout the ITU facilities.
For events at CICG, please follow the wireless connectivity instructions provided on site.
Read more on ITU Wireless LAN Connectivity (English only)
PCs with multilingual keyboard support and network printers are available at the ITU Tower building, 2nd basement.
Read more on access to ITU PCs and Printers (English only)
Delegates can obtain support from the Service Desk located at the ground floor of the ITU Montbrillant building (office M03a).
230V 50 Hz, power sockets with Swiss standard adapters (from USA to Swiss or Europe to Swiss, UK to Swiss) can be purchased at the ITU bookshop located at the ITU Montbrillant building entrance.
There are several bus/tram stops in the vicinity of the ITU (tram 15 and bus lines, 5, 8, 22, 60, 61, F, V, Z). Geneva´s public transport system is operated by the Transports publics genevois (TPG)
The services of a nurse are available to meeting participants. The medical service is on the ground floor of the ITU Varembé (V) building (Office V16 – extension: 5397).
In case of an emergency, participants may contact the Security Service, extension 119.
A bank is situated across the street from the ITU Tower entrance. Currency exchanges and other services are available from Monday to Friday, 0830 – 1630 hours.
A post office is situated at Rue de Varembé 15, next to the CICG “Centre International des Conférences de Genève” entrance.
A self-service cafeteria is situated between the ITU Varembé (V) and Montbrillant (M) buildings.
This information will be made available soon
