20th GEIA Conference

Towards mitigating air pollutant and greenhouse gas emissions

21-23 June 2023

Hosted by the Royal Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy Belgium

The Global Emissions InitiAtive (GEIA) provides stability in a rapidly changing world, by ensuring access to emissions data, facilitating emissions analyses, and strengthening the global community of emissions stakeholders. GEIA is a trusted source of the emissions information needed to address some of society’s greatest challenges. 

GEIA’s 20^th Conference will focus on advancing the scientific basis of emissions understanding needed to more effectively mitigate air pollutant and greenhouse gas emissions. The Conference will bring together the latest research on emissions from all sectors and will discuss the impacts of changing emissions on air quality and climate. The conference will highlight the activities of GEIA’s Working Groups and GEIA’s collaborations with other international groups. The conference also will solicit input from the community about GEIA’s path forward by involving experts from all over the world. 

The Conference has 4 themes:

1.     Anthropogenic and natural emissions from local to global

2.     Top-down Emissions & Satellite Analyses

3.     Integrated studies of air pollutant and greenhouse gas emissions

4.     Mitigation efforts including real world examples

GEIA Executive Committee: Cathy Liousse, Brian McDonald, Paulette Middleton, Claire Granier

Local Organizing Committee: Trissevgeni Stavrakou, Yasmine Sfendla, Jean-Francois Muller 

 AGENDA

REGISTRATION

Please Contact Paulette Middleton (paulette@panoramapathways.net) for an Invitation to Register for the In-Person Meeting. Space is limited.

Registration closes June 2, 2023. There will be no registration available at the conference.

Registration Fee – 300 Euros (Includes lunches, coffee/tea breaks and a reception)

Location of the Conference:

Académie royale des Sciences, des Lettres et des Beaux-Arts de Belgique

Rue Ducale 1

1000 Bruxelles

Belgium

Directions:

The academy is located in the heart of the capital, a ten-minute walk or bus ride from Brussels Central Station.

Brussels Central Station can be reached with a 15 minute train ride from Brussels’ international airport (Brussels Airport Zaventem; airport code BRU).

Plan your train journey via the NMBS/SNCB website

Plan your bus/metro/tram journey in Brussels via the MIVB/STIB website

AMIGO Workshop

June 19-20, Brussels

Please note that the AMIGO Workshop is occuring right before the GEIA 2023 Conference. 

Visit the AMIGO Workshop website to learn more about the workshop and to apply to attend it.