Welcome to In2Space Forum

Exploring Terrestrial Innovation Through Satellite Technology

In2Space is an innovative conference dedicated to showcasing the vast terrestrial applications enabled by satellite-based remote sensing, navigation, and telecommunications. Hosted in the heart of Riyadh, KSA, this premier event offers a unique platform for satellite developers, technology providers, and end-users to connect, collaborate, and drive innovation across industries.

About the Conference : In2Space brings together global and regional leaders from both traditional and new-space sectors alongside experts in ground-based satellite infrastructure. The conference will feature insightful presentations, interactive workshops, and a dynamic exhibition floor highlighting the latest developments across the full satellite ecosystem.

Technical Workshops : Engage in topic-specific workshop sessions that connect upstream satellite developers with downstream users of satellite data. These workshops are designed to: Identify gaps in existing satellite data and services Inspire next-generation satellite concepts Develop top-level requirements for future missions

Each session will be moderated by subject matter experts, who will summarise key findings and outline recommendations based on the discussions.

AI & Data Fusion Roundtables : Explore cutting-edge approaches to satellite data processing and management. Roundtable discussions will focus on: Leveraging AI for multi-source data fusion Integrating data from diverse satellite platforms and ground-based sensors
Addressing real-world challenges in data volume, speed, and usability

These sessions aim to unlock new potential in sectors such as agriculture, urban development, environmental monitoring, and smart infrastructure.

Technology Exhibition : Discover the latest advancements in both upstream and downstream space technologies. The exhibition will showcase products and services from satellite manufacturers, infrastructure providers, analytics platforms, and data users.

Welcome to In2Space Forum

Exploring Terrestrial Innovation Through Satellite Technology

In2Space is an innovative conference dedicated to showcasing the vast terrestrial applications enabled by satellite-based remote sensing, navigation, and telecommunications. Hosted in the heart of Riyadh, KSA, this premier event offers a unique platform for satellite developers, technology providers, and end-users to connect, collaborate, and drive innovation across industries. Read More

Vision

 

In2Space aims to bring together government bodies, private organizations, and SMEs working in application areas to explore innovative solutions to the challenges they face, with support from experts across both the public and private sectors.

Satellite-based application and innovation providers will have the opportunity to showcase their new projects and products, as well as gain first-hand knowledge from end users at the conference about their needs and how they can be addressed.

In2Space aims to empower decision-makers from regional government entities with a vested interest in developing the space sector. This includes space agencies, technology providers, and application developers. The conference will serve as a platform to discuss how to build a sustainable and economically viable regional space ecosystem — one that attracts established international companies and fosters the growth of innovative startups.

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    Why In2Space?

    In2space is a forum for showcasing the latest innovations in the space sector relating to satellite payload instrumentation and all kinds of terrestrial applications designed to support Earth’s sustainability and security. The forum is also a platform for discussing challenges for space programmes such as funding and investments, space policy, regulations and law with a focus on how to ensure that space can continue to be used for the benefit of all humanity.

    In2space attendees will have the opportunity to join panel discussions and debates that will include a large gathering of government and the private sector professionals including policy and decision-makers, who benefit from space data and services, such as environmental agencies (water resource management and air pollution), municipalities (e.g. urban planning), agriculture (crop management), insurance (risk assessment and impact of damage), maritime agencies (monitoring illegal fishing activities and piracy), and security (monitoring critical assets such as oil and gas).

    In2space is a unique Space event where both Space sector service providers and end users can work together in dedicated workshops to identify gaps in space-based services and come up with recommendations for how to fill these gaps.

    Why In2Space?

    The conference, though focusing on innovation, will not discuss the technology in itself; rather, it will focus on how latest satellite and space technology can drive innovative products and services that could serve and benefit the users.

    In2space is a forum for showcasing the latest innovations in the space sector relating to satellite payload instrumentation and all kinds of terrestrial applications designed to support Earth’s sustainability and security. The forum is also a platform for discussing challenges for space programmes such as funding and investments, space policy, regulations and law with a focus on how to ensure that space can continue to be used for the benefit of all humanity.

    In2space is a unique Space event where both Space sector service providers and end users can work together in dedicated workshops to identify gaps in space-based services and come up with recommendations for how to fill these gaps.
    In2space attendees will have the opportunity to join panel discussions and debates that will include a large gathering of government and the private sector professionals including policy and decision-makers, who benefit from space data and services, such as environmental agencies (water resource management and air pollution), municipalities (e.g. urban planning), agriculture (crop management), insurance (risk assessment and impact of damage), maritime agencies (monitoring illegal fishing activities and piracy), and security (monitoring critical assets such as oil and gas).

    Host working group (WP) and science advisory group (SAG) meetings for ongoing as well as projects in the planning stage with the aim of generating recommendations and declarations at the end of these meetings that can be presented to and socialise with government and private sector decision and policy makers.

    While technical experts are involved, debates and discussion will look into how to encourage cooperation both locally and across boarders that could maximise the utilisation of existing space capacities and expertise, while planning for new facilities and projects. The aim is to demonstrate how such cooperation could provide socioeconomic benefits to all parties involved, especially if that lead to reducing or sharing burden of funding.
    Therefore, the conference will be to all government and the private sector professionals including policy and decision-makers across the globe whose expertise may not directly be concerned with satellite technology and the data they generate but instead their interest is to access the end user services and data products that will enable them to make informed decisions in their field of expertise, such as environmental agencies (water resource management and air pollution), municipalities (e.g. urban planning), agriculture (crop management), insurance (risk assessment and impact of damage), maritime agencies (monitoring illegal fishing activities and piracy), and security (monitoring critical assets such as oil and gas).
    • Environmental agencies (e.g., water resource management and air pollution)
    • Municipalities (e.g., urban planning)
    • Agriculture (e.g., crop management)
    • Insurance (e.g., risk assessment and impact of damage)
    • Maritime agencies (e.g., monitoring illegal fishing activities and piracy)
    • Security (e.g., monitoring critical assets such as oil and gas)

    Distinguished Speakers

    H.E. Dr. Sherif Sedky

    Chief Executive Officer@@Egypt Space Agency

    Prof. Adriano Camps

    President@@IEEE-GRSS Spanish chapter

    Louise Baker

    Managing Director of the Global Mechanism @@United Nations Convention to Combat Desertifcation, UNCCD

    Dr. Driss El Hadani

    Deputy Director / Senior Adviser for@@Space Science and Education United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA)

    H.E. Dr. Tidiane Ouattara

    President@@ Council of the African Space Agency (AfSA)

    Dr. Jean-Yves Le Gall

    Ex – Director@@Centre National d’Etudes Spatiales & Global Space Leader

    Dr. Ali Omar

    Acting Deputy Center Chief Technologist@@NASA Langley Research Center (TBC)

    Dr. Shobha Kondragunta

    Lead Research Scientist of the Aerosols and Atmospheric Composition Science Team and GeoXO Instrument product Lead@@National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, USA

    Natalia Donoho

    Chief of the Space Programme Section@@World Meteorological Organization (WMO) Switzerland

    Dr. Sheldon Drobot

    International Partnerships & Business Development Space & Mission Systems@@BAE Systems, Inc.

    Dr. Jonathan Hickman

    Research Scientist@@Columbia University, NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies USA

    Ms. Sara Basart

    Researcher@@World Meteorological Orgnization

    Dr Alex Held

    Mission Lead@@AquaWatch Australia

    Programme

    08:00 - 09:00 #

    Welcome, Coffee, Registration

    09:00 - 09:10 #

    Opening Address

    09:10 - 09:30 #

    Keynote Addresses

    09:30 - 10:30 #

    Role of Today’s Governmental Organisations and Agencies in Supporting and Funding Non-commercial Space Programs that have Significant Impact on Environmental Sustainability.

    Remote sensing road map - payload development - missions – applications. Approach to funding non-commercial projects that have

    • Remote sensing road map - payload development - missions – applications.
    • Approach to funding non-commercial projects that have local and global impact - environment sustainability, resource management and security.
    • Approach to promoting innovation and startups.

    10:30 - 11:00 #

    Networking break

    11:00 - 12:00 #

    Current Remote Sensing Satellite and their Data Products

    Update on recent achievements Road Map for future missions Data products and services Engagement in the region

    • Update on recent achievements
    • Road Map for future missions
    • Data products and services
    • Engagement in the region

    12:00 - 13:00 #

    Ground Infrastructure Supporting Space Based Remote Sensing

    The need for ground-based calibration and validation Approaches to generating truth maps and data to support AI based

    • The need for ground-based calibration and validation
    • Approaches to generating truth maps and data to support AI based applications
    • The need for cloud commuting and large data centres to host and process data from heterogeneous remote sensing instruments, both Space and ground based
    • Facilitating Public access to remote sensing data products and services
    • Update on regional development of ground infrastructure supporting space based remote sensing

    13:00 - 13:30 #

    Prayer and Networking Break

    13:30 - 14:30 #

    Workshops

    The “Air” Remote Sensing Workshop: MEASMA Program and CEOS AC-AV Monitoring of atmospheric constituents and assessing air quality

    The “Air” Remote Sensing Workshop:
    MEASMA Program and CEOS AC-AV

    Monitoring of atmospheric constituents and assessing air quality over the Middle East and Africa.

    Realising a virtual GEO remote sensing satellite constellation as proposed by CEOS AC-AV white paper.

    The “Water” Remote Sensing Workshop:
    Aquawatch Program

    Global Water Resources Monitoring and Management System utilising both Space and ground-based assets that are linked using IoT communication network.

     

     

    08:00 - 09:00 #

    Welcome, Coffee, Registration

    09:00 - 09:10 #

    Opening Address

    09:10 - 09:30 #

    Keynote Addresses

    09:30 - 10:30 #

    What are the Needs of End Users of Satellite Based Remote Sensing Data and their Stakeholders

    What are the remote sensing data, data products and applications that are of interest? How is this data

    • What are the remote sensing data, data products and applications that are of interest?
    • How is this data used to generate data products and services that can inform policy and decision makers?
    • What are the current gaps in satellite remote sensing data and applications?
    • How can Space Agencies, satellite manufacturers and operators as well as downstream data processing and services be made aware of these gaps and what need to be done to ensure that these needs are met?
    • What is the need for centralised large data centres to store and manage data from heterodyne sources.

    10:30 - 11:00 #

    Networking break

    11:00 - 12:00 #

    Applying AI to satellite based remote sensing data to provide solutions for sustainable water resources, land and agriculture management as well as monitoring the effects of climate change

    Applying AI to satellite based remote sensing data to provide efficient solutions for: Sustainable water resources, land, agriculture

    Applying AI to satellite based remote sensing data to provide efficient solutions for:

    • Sustainable water resources, land, agriculture and pollution monitoring and management.
    • Monitoring the effects of climate change, monitoring atmospheric pollution, such as dust and sandstorms, as well as meteorological phenomena.
    • Security monitoring and asset tracking.
    • Monitoring and managing disasters as well as assessing their economic impact for insurance and recovery purposes.
    • Improving quality of data products by using hybrid data sources such as SAR, Optical, NIR Hyperspectral…etc, for land cover land use, agriculture and natural resource …etc monitoring and management

    12:00 - 13:00 #

    Remote Sensing Applications – The Remote Sensing Challenge

    Early Worning of Pest and Disease in Date Palm farms Mangrove Mapping and CO2 Estimations Sand Dune Movement

    1. Early Worning of Pest and Disease in Date Palm farms
    2. Mangrove Mapping and CO2 Estimations
    3. Sand Dune Movement Tracking and Prediction.
    4. City Quality of Life: Flooding - Management and Prediction
    5. City Quality of Life: Urban Heat Islands.
    6. City Quality of Life: Dust and Sandstorms - Source Detection and Tracking

    13:00 - 13:30 #

    Prayer and Networking Break

    13:30 - 14:30 #

    Workshops

    The “Earth” Remote Sensing Workshop: Land Cover and Land Use The workshop will discuss how different AI algorithms

    The “Earth” Remote Sensing Workshop:
    Land Cover and Land Use

    The workshop will discuss how different AI algorithms supported by ground truths can be used to generate accurate “Land Cover and Land Use” maps whose categories of classification can quickly and efficiently be changed..

    Sand and Dust Storms (SDS) Workshop:
    Hosting the regional WMO meeting

    This will discuss the efforts of the regional WMO centres in monitoring and predating dust generation and transport as well as sources and mobility of Sandstorms.

     

    Key Highlights

    Day One Day Two
    Main Streams Main Panels Main Panels
    Break Out Rooms Round Table Strategy Sessions / Workshops Round Table Strategy Sessions / Workshops
    Other Activities Welcome Reception Space Careers & Workforce
    Space Expo Expo Expo

    Topics of Discussion and Workshops

    Workshops at the In2Space Forum

    The aim of the discussions and workshops that will take place during the In2Space forum is to produce recommendations and declarations relating to each topic. Some of these topics are:

    These Working Group (WG) and Science Advisory Group (SAG) workshops will be led by subject matter experts. They will include open sessions for interested conference participants, followed by closed sessions exclusively for WG and SAG members to discuss and produce recommendations and declarations related to the specific project or topic under discussion. These workshops may be one or two days long, depending on the topic and agreed format.

     

    CEOS Atmospheric Monitoring Virtual Constellation
    and Data Center

     

    Coordinating the efforts to monitor and police the emissions of green-house and atmospheric pollutant including aerosols

    The need for ground based atmospheric and water monitoring stations for validation of remote sensing satellite data.

     

    MEASMA-GEO Observatory

     

    MEASMA-LEO Observatory

     

    AquaWatch

     

    SAR-Near Equatorial constellation

    Why You Must Join and Support In2Space

    Regional and International Attendees

    In2Space is promoted across globally is expected to attract space and satellite professionals representing new and traditional space organisations. There are enough quality discussions planned to attract top professionals and practitioners who are waiting to understand the future moves of this exciting industry.

    Senior Attendees

    In2Space aims to work with regional and international space, satellite professionals who will be invited to the event.

    Benefits of the Partnership

    The opportunities available at In2Space will increase your company's brand exposure in front of an important audience of government and industry representatives attending from the GCC, MENA, and surrounding regions. Our approach is to identify your key business objectives and develop an individual programme designed to meet your targets.

    This can include high-profile marketing and branding as well as speaking opportunities, including live demonstrations of your core capabilities, keynotes and panel sessions. Whether you want to meet particular people, boost your market position, generate sales leads or promote your expertise, partnership with the In2Space can deliver results tailored to your corporate objectives.

    Benefits of the Partnership

    Partnering with In2space offers your company unmatched brand exposure to a high-value audience of government and industry leaders from the GCC, MENA, and surrounding regions.

    Our partnership strategy is built around your specific business objectives. We work with you to create a customized programme that aligns with your goals—whether it’s increasing brand visibility, demonstrating core capabilities, or engaging in thought leadership through speaking opportunities, keynotes, panel sessions, or live demos.

    Whether you're aiming to connect with key stakeholders, enhance your market position, generate qualified leads, or showcase your expertise, In2space sponsorship delivers targeted, results-driven exposure tailored to your corporate ambitions.

    Who is Expected to Attend and From Where?

    In2Space is planned as a platform for welcoming emerging and established space and satellite capabilities from the Middle East and North Africa region with a kay focus on Satellite-based solutions for EO, Remote Sensing, Small and nano satellites etc.

    This is your opportunity to connect with thought leaders, decision-makers, and innovators shaping the future of space-enabled solutions.

    Sponsors

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    Elevate your brand’s presence at the In2Space Conference! As a sponsor, you’ll gain unparalleled visibility, connect with industry leaders, and showcase your products and services to a highly engaged audience. Don’t miss this opportunity to position your brand at The Platform for Innovative Space and Satellite .

    Speakers

    A mix of regional and international speakers will come from leading space, satellite, government and defense firms specializing in latest research in future space innovations representing space agencies, new space, think tanks, the civil society, and the business community and university research.

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    $ 450

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      About venue

      To be announced

      Gotham Hall

      1356 Broadway, New York NY 10018, USA

      Entry Time

      Day 01:

      09 am

      Day 02:

      12 pm

      Day 03:

      10 am