
Registration is now open here!
🌍 We’re thrilled to invite you to our exciting three-day science workshop as part of the 4D Dynamic Earth project! This hands-on event will bring together top experts from various geoscience fields, who will share the latest discoveries from this ESA-funded initiative.
We warmly welcome early career scientists from around the world to join us and showcase their own research during dedicated poster sessions. This is a fantastic chance to connect and exchange ideas with researchers interested in Solid Earth applications of satellite missions.

A broad range of topics are welcome, including -but not limited to:
- Gravity data and inversions (density, viscosity).
- Electromagnetic data and inversions (depth sensitivity, conductivity).
- Seismic datasets and associated inversions (velocity anomalies, anisotropy, temperature, density).
- Deformation from space and associated inversions- GPS and InSAR (viscosity, temperature, composition).
- Petrology.
- Dynamic topography and elastic response of the lithosphere.
- Geohazard applications.
Let’s explore the dynamic Earth together! 🛰️🌎🚀
📅 When: 22nd to 24th October 2025.
🗺️ Where: TUDelft (The Netherlands).
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Preliminary schedule
Day 1: 22nd October
Opening of ESA and 4D Dynamic Earth project team.
From 3D to 4D Dynamic Earth:
– Using satellite data to explore the subsurface, normal modes, multi-variable inversion with petrological constraints.
Interactive sessions.
Icebreaker.
Day 2: 23rd October
The Electromagnetic Core of the Earth:
– 3D conductivity Inversion of Swarm data, mantle’s conductivity and core flow.
Dynamic Earth:
– Dynamic Earth effects at the surface, NGGM gravity rate observations, GIA and sea level change predictions.
Interactive sessions.
Posters.
Day 3: 24th October
Applications for future satellite missions.
– Earthquake rupture and ground shaking motion, thermal state of the lithosphere, spatial distribution of seismicity.
Interactive sessions.
Round table: future satellite missions.
Posters.
We expect active participation of scientists with diverse backgrounds, and encourage the presentation of your research during the poster sessions of the workshop.
In the registration form, the poster’s title and abstract (up to 300 words) will be requested.