The workshop on global datasets and models for Earth Observation returns at ECCV 2026 — this September in Malmö, Sweden.
Earth Observation (EO) presents unique challenges and opportunities that set it apart from other fields of machine learning and computer vision. EO data is abundant, repeatedly covering a large but bounded environment — our planet — and the co-location and evolution of these observations is a rich, multimodal, multitemporal source of information. Yet the distribution of EO data is non-stationary and spatially biased, with large parts of the world strongly under-represented.
TerraBytes is an initiative to address these challenges at the intersection of data curation, data archiving, and representation learning, fostering a holistic discussion that covers every step from downlinked satellite data to training paradigms and downstream applications.
After a successful first edition at ICML 2025, TerraBytes returns bigger at ECCV 2026. More details — call for papers, important dates, speakers, and venue — will be shared on this page as they are confirmed.
Second edition of TerraBytes, returning to build on the momentum of 2025. The main ECCV conference runs 8–13 September at the Malmö Arena and Malmömässan. Call for papers and program details will be published here.
24 accepted papers, three keynotes (NASA IMPACT, ESA Ground Segment, UAF) and a panel on Global Geospatial Models. Recordings and proceedings available.