Events - Spain

From December 2025 through March 2026, GLOBE invited the public to participate in a new blowing snow pilot project. This GLOBE Observer Connect conversation with Bill Line (NOAA NESDIS) and Christina Buffington (GIO and University of Alaska Fairbanks) will share the results from the pilot project.   >>

Please join us on 19 March 2026, at 12:00 pm ET to learn how GLOBE data benefits the meteorological community. In March 2025, environmental data collected by the GLOBE community became available in NOAA’s Meteorological Assimilation Data Ingest System (MADIS). Supported by Synoptic Data, this integration helps bridge the gap between citizen science and professional meteorological analysis. By making GLOBE observations available via MADIS and the Synoptic Data Viewer, the GLOBE community is contributing data to help scientists understand Earth’s complex systems.  >>

Join GLOBE Observer Connect on 26 February at 12:00 ET to learn more about the new opportunities for citizen scientists to enter data, focusing specifically on water quality as one example.  >>

Hear from Croatian students about their research project related to monitoring environmental changes via satellite imagery, and Peder Nelson about his recent presentation at the ForestSat conference.  >>

Please join us on the 22nd of January at 12 pm ET (17:00 UTC) for a GLOBE Observer Connect conversation with members of the NASA Disaster’s Program. They will share what they learned from the NASA Response Mappers pilot project and how the project impacted disaster impact mapping. >>  >>

Kick-off webinar for the 2026 Virtual Science Symposium.  >>

Join GLOBE Observer Connect on 11 December at 12 pm ET (17:00 UTC) to explore two new features of the GLOBE Observer app: practice mode and Clouds special features photos.  >>

Join us as we hear from Dr. Erika Podest, Research Scientist at the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, as she discusses how freeze–thaw cycles play a key role in high-latitude vegetation and the growing season.  >>

CANCELLED: This event will be rescheduled. Please join us on the 13th of November at 12 pm ET for a GLOBE Observer Connect conversation with members of the NASA Disaster’s Program. They will share what they learned from the NASA Response Mappers pilot project and how the project impacted disaster impact mapping.  >>

This summer and fall, NASA and GLOBE invite the public to participate in a new citizen science campaign. If you live in the Southeastern region of United States, you can help fill vital information gaps by submitting land cover photos before and after hurricanes using your smartphone.  >>