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Title: Late Breaking Abstracts (LBA)
type: interactive
Description: Authors may submit fresh findings, innovative concepts, and original projects that were simply too new to be included in the standard submission cycle for the following topics until 2 February 2026 (23:59 CET): 1. Climate Adaptation and Resilience 2. Green House Gas Monitoring and Impact Assessment 3. AI for Climate Adaptation and Resilience 4. Service Development and Data Access 5. Disasters and Emergency Management 6. Good Governance and Climate Policy, SDGs Alignment 7. Space Technology and Innovation for Climate 8. Economy, Finance and Investments for Climate Goals 9. Outreach, Education, Community Training and Knowledge Sharing/ International Collaboration

papers
Paper title	Presentation status	Speaker	Affiliation	Country
the impact of tropical cyclones pam, harold, winston and yasa on tree cover loss in vanuatu and fiji		Mr. Nicholas Metherall	Australian National University (ANU)	Australia
Navigating Chaos: Reliability-Enhanced AI for Global Disaster Resilience		Mr. Alish Nazarov	Azerbaijan State Oil and Industry University (ASOIU)	Azerbaijan
GridShield™: A Hybrid ML/DL-Satellite Fusion Framework for Year-over-Year Grid Resilience Prediction and Climate-Verified Carbon Credit Generation Using ESA Copernicus Sentinel Data Carbon as the New Gold: Positioning Energy Efficiency Inf		Mrs. Milagrosa Russelle Ballestar	Philippine Space Agency (PhilSA)	Italy
From Petabytes to Policy: AI-Driven Earth Observation Pipelines for Climate Adaptation Decision-Making	confirmed	Mr. Amal Mirzayev	National Aviation Academy - Azerbaijan	Azerbaijan
Democratizing Climate Intelligence: Cloud-Based Earth Observation Services for Local Climate Action		Mr. Amal Mirzayev	National Aviation Academy - Azerbaijan	Azerbaijan
Engaging People, Not Just Systems: Human-Centred Communication for Climate Resilience		Mrs. Katie Caiger		United Kingdom
High-Frequency DInSAR Analysis for Critical Infrastructure Resilience: Feasibility of an X-Band CubeSat Formation Flying Architecture		Mr. Andrea Staffieri	Politecnico di Bari	Italy
Disruptive Hybrid Green Propulsion for Sustainable Space Access: Non-Toxic Monopropellant Electric Integration Enabling Low-Emission Constellations and Climate-Resilient Missions		Mr. Richard Alcantara		United States
Leveraging Earth Observations for Site Selection and Development of Renewable Energy Projects in Mauritania		Mr. Elemine Sow		Mauritania
Decentralization of STEAM Education in Peru: A Mixed-Method Assessment Using Space-Enabled Educational Outreach		Ms. Marisol Ramos Camacho	Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos	Peru
Multi-agent AI framework for satellite climate monitoring and scenario simulation		Mr. Charaka Gunatillake	University of Moratuwa	Sri Lanka
A Human-Centered Systems of Systems Digital Twin for Multi-Hazard Early Warning: From Space Signals to Last Mile Protective Action		Mr. Paras Adlakha	University of Petroleum and Energy Studies	India
Designing Trustworthy GHG MRV as a Socio-Technical System: Satellite Evidence, Uncertainty Literacy, and Decision Ready Climate Finance		Mr. Paras Adlakha	University of Petroleum and Energy Studies	India
Conceptual design and evaluation of a foldable logistics module optimized for storage and distribution of humanitarian aid in areas affected by climate disasters		Ms. Mariel Antonella Huarancca Chilquillo	Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos	Peru
Design and thermal simulation of a low-cost IoT node for in-situ albedo validation in peruvian tropical glaciers		Ms. Mariel Antonella Huarancca Chilquillo	Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos	Peru
Development of a Collaborative Web Platform for Aerospace Engineering Training and Promotion		Mr. Adriano Castillo Huayanay	Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos	Peru
DOT-AI: A Global Hybrid Satellite-IoT System for Integrated Environmental Monitoring, Disaster Prediction, and Digital Inclusion through Community-Driven Artificial Intelligence		Mr. Joshua Abdiel Barragán Guardado	Universidad Iberoamericana	Mexico
Drought Risk Assessment in Agricultural Areas of Ayacucho Using Artificial Intelligence and Geographic Information Systems		Ms. Mariel Antonella Huarancca Chilquillo	Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos	Peru
Early Identification of Silent Drought Risk in Azerbaijan Using Time-Lag Based Spectral Vegetation and Terrain-Based Analyses		Mrs. Limunat Jafarova		Azerbaijan
Earth Observation-Driven Ecosystem Accounting for Climate-Informed Offshore Wind Impact Assessment		Mr. Eduardo Serrano		Portugal
Integrated Spatial Suitability and Climate Vulnerability Assessment of Solar and Wind Energy Systems in Azerbaijan		Mrs. Limunat Jafarova		Azerbaijan
mapping urban community gardens as nature-based solutions using deep learning and remote sensing		Ms. Paloma Toscan	Universidade do Minho	Portugal
Predicting susceptibility to rainfall-induced landslides in high Andean areas of Peru using Earth observation and machine learning		Mr. Erik Alejandro Espinel Bernilla	Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos	Peru
Space Debris Credits: Financing orbital sustainability to safeguard climate critical cpace services		Mr. Maxime Kadri		France
Space-Based Earth Observation for Coastal Change Detection and Climate Resilience in Pacific Islands States		Ms. Andiswa Mlisa		New Caledonia
Sustainable Energy Optimization Assisted by Artificial Intelligence for Residential Systems: A Simulation Study in Urban Lima		Mr. Adriano Castillo Huayanay	Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos	Peru

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