International Conference on Ocean Observing Systems and Environmental Monitoring
(ICOSEM - 26)

5th - 6th October 2026 Montreal, Canada (Hybrid Event)

Call for Paper

The ICOSEM is committed to addressing global challenges through impactful research and sustainable solutions. It brings together researchers dedicated to advancing knowledge for societal benefit. Focusing on Oceanography,Climatology,Ecology, the conference promotes research aligned with global development goals and long-term sustainability. Authors are invited to submit papers addressing, but not limited to, the following areas:

  • Advancements in ocean observing technologies
  • Environmental monitoring and data integration
  • Impact of ocean observations on policy
  • Remote sensing for environmental monitoring
  • Ocean data and climate change assessment
  • Real-time monitoring of ocean conditions
  • Ocean observing systems and marine safety
  • Data sharing in ocean observing networks
  • Oceanographic data for ecosystem management
  • Innovations in environmental monitoring techniques
  • Long-term ocean observation strategies
  • Impact of human activities on ocean health
  • Ocean observing systems and biodiversity
  • Climate variability and ocean observations
  • Role of citizen science in monitoring
  • Oceanographic data for disaster preparedness
  • Integrating satellite data with in-situ observations
  • Ocean observing systems and fisheries management
  • Future directions in ocean monitoring research
  • Collaboration in global ocean observing efforts
Review & Publication

All submissions will be reviewed for their contribution to global impact and research quality. Accepted papers will be presented and considered for publication in reputed platforms.

Registration

Join participants from around the world by completing your registration and becoming part of a global research community.

Publication

Accepted papers will gain international exposure through conference presentations and publication opportunities.

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