The European Geosciences Union General Assembly 2026 is one of the most important events for the ChEESE community. As expected, our researchers will be strongly represented in Vienna from 3 to 8 May, 2026.
Across oral presentations, poster sessions, and scientific sessions, ChEESE researchers will take part in a total of 26 contributions, including 10 posters and 10 oral presentations. In addition, ChEESE researchers will coordinate or co-coordinate six sessions.
This strong presence highlights the active role of the consortium in the international geoscience community and its commitment to advancing computational methods for Earth system sciences.
Find below the full programme with the participation of researchers from ChEESE partner institutions:
When & Where
Theme
Contribution
Authors
Type & Link
Mon, 04 May
09:15–09:25
Room 1.14
09:15–09:25
Room 1.14
Fundamental HPC / AI
Online learning of subgrid-scale models for quasi-geostrophic turbulence in planetary interiors
Alexandre Fournier; Hugo Frezat; Thomas Gastine
Mon, 04 May
11:10–11:20
Room 1.14
11:10–11:20
Room 1.14
Tsunami Science
Performance of Stochastic Tsunami Source Models Compared with Observations and Finite-Fault Inversions
Hafize Başak Bayraktar; Stefano Lorito; Antonio Scala; Gaetano Festa; Fabrizio Romano et al.
Mon, 04 May
10:45–12:30
Hall X5 (X5.210)
10:45–12:30
Hall X5 (X5.210)
Tsunami Science
Propagation of the Storegga tsunami in the south eastern North Sea
Steven J. Gibbons; Stein Bondevik; Bartosz Kurjanski; Marc de la Asunción; Valentina Magni; Jorge Macías Sánchez; Andrew R. Emery; Finn Løvholt
Mon, 04 May
14:00–18:00
Hall X4 (X4.94)
14:00–18:00
Hall X4 (X4.94)
Volcanology
Advancing Volcanic Crisis Management through Satellite Data Assimilation in FALL3D within the ESA GET-it Digital Twin Framework
Eva Hernandez Plaza
Mon, 04 May
14:00–18:00
Hall X4 (X4.96)
14:00–18:00
Hall X4 (X4.96)
Volcanology
A showcase of HPC workflow for long-term Probabilistic Volcanic Hazard Assessment: tephra hazard from three active volcanoes in the Azores
Simone Aguiar; Laura Sandri; Arnau Folch; Beatriz Martinez; Alejandra Guerrero; Eva Hernandez-Plaza; Antonio Costa et al.
Mon, 04 May
14:00–15:45
Hall X4 (ITS1.2/NH13.7)
14:00–15:45
Hall X4 (ITS1.2/NH13.7)
AI & HPC for Resilience
Leveraging AI & HPC for Natural Hazard Resilience (posters on site)
Nishtha Srivastava; Marisol Monterrubio-Velasco; Jorge Macías; Yogesh Kumar Singh et al.
Mon, 04 May
08:30–12:30
Hall X5
08:30–12:30
Hall X5
Cryosphere
Modelling the influence of thermal state and sliding on the dynamics of Grenzgletscher, Swiss Alps
Cristina Gerli; Elisa Mantelli; Thomas Zwinger
Tue, 05 May
10:45–12:30
Room 2.24
10:45–12:30
Room 2.24
Digital Twins & Space
Accelerating Early Response to Natural Hazards from Space: Leveraging Digital Twins of the Earth (orals)
Panagiotis Elias; Salvatore Stramondo; Arnau Folch; Claudia Corradino
Tue, 05 May
10:50–11:00
Room 2.24
10:50–11:00
Room 2.24
AI + Seismology
HPC-enabled large-scale physics-based seismic simulations as training data for AI-driven ground motion forecasting in Southern Iceland
Marisol Monterrubio-Velasco; Natalia Zamora; Rut Blanco-Prieto; Andrea C. Riaño; Fernando Vázquez; Bibek Chapagain; Josep de la Puente
Tue, 05 May
11:05–11:15
Room D2
11:05–11:15
Room D2
Digital Twins
Toward modelling glacier lake outburst floods from ice-dammed lakes: case study in Rembesdalskåka, Norway
Léa Rodari; Pascal Emmanuel Egli; Samuel Cook; Thomas Zwinger; Ann Victoria Rowan
Tue, 05 May
11:20–11:30
Room 2.24
11:20–11:30
Room 2.24
HPC & Big Data
High-performance computation with big data in the geosciences
Kor de Jong; Juniper Tyree; Clément Bouvier; Daniel Caviedes-Voulliéme; Arnau Folch; Corentin Carton de Wiart
Tue, 05 May
14:00–18:00
Hall X3 (X3.147)
14:00–18:00
Hall X3 (X3.147)
Programme
ChEESE: the European Center of Excellence for supercomputing in geosciences
Arnau Folch
Tue, 05 May
14:00–18:00
Hall X3 (X3.146)
14:00–18:00
Hall X3 (X3.146)
AI + Seismology
Physics-based and AI-driven HPC workflows for geophysical hazards in the GANANA project
Natalia Zamora; Nishtha Srivastava; Carlos Sánchez; Leonardo Mingari; Arnau Folch; Jorge Macías; Marisol Monterrubio-Velasco et al.
Tue, 05 May
14:00–18:00
Hall X3 (X3.148)
14:00–18:00
Hall X3 (X3.148)
AI + Seismology
From physics-based simulation to ground motion models using a Machine-Learning Estimator for Ground Shaking Maps
Rut Blanco-Prieto; Natalia Zamora; Marisol Monterrubio-Velasco; Josep de la Puente
Tue, 05 May
14:00–18:00
Hall X3 (X3.97)
14:00–18:00
Hall X3 (X3.97)
Cryosphere
Unravelling the importance of iceberg-calving-induced hydrodynamic forces to monitor Greenland ice mass loss with seismic inversion of glacial earthquakes
Nicolas De Pinho Dias; Alban Leroyer; Justin C Burton; Wambui Ngugi; Andreas Kjær Dideriksen; Eugenio Ruiz-Castillo et al.
Tue, 05 May
14:00–18:00
Hall X3 (X3.89)
14:00–18:00
Hall X3 (X3.89)
Tsunami Science
Towards the Global Tsunami Model Probabilistic Tsunami Hazard Analysis (GTM-PTHA) tool
Valeria Cascone; Hafize Basak Bayraktar; Roberto Tonini; Stefano Lorito; Fabrizio Romano; Jorge Macías; Natalia Zamora et al.
Tue, 05 May
14:00–18:00
Hall X3 (NH6.8)
14:00–18:00
Hall X3 (NH6.8)
Digital Twins & Space
Accelerating Early Response to Natural Hazards from Space (posters on site)
Panagiotis Elias; Salvatore Stramondo; Arnau Folch; Claudia Corradino
Wed, 06 May
09:05–09:15
Room L3
09:05–09:15
Room L3
Seismology
Could the complex rupture dynamics of the 2025 Mw 7.8 Myanmar Earthquake have been predicted?
Thomas Ulrich; Xiaoyu Zou; Mathilde Marchandon; Nico Schliwa; Alice-Agnes Gabriel; Wenyuan Fan et al.
Wed, 06 May
09:25–09:35
Room L3
09:25–09:35
Room L3
Digital Twins
Developing a new Digital Twin for Destination Earth: Technical Progress of TerraDT in its First Year
Narayanappa Devaraju; Jenni Kontkanen; Juha Tonttila; Hauke Schmidt; Nikolay Koldunov; Thomas Zwinger; Mario Acosta et al.
Wed, 06 May
11:10–11:20
Room 0.96/97
11:10–11:20
Room 0.96/97
Cryosphere
Splinter Meeting: Elmer/Ice modelling software (users and developers)
Organized by Samuel Cook; co-organized by Thomas Zwinger; Iain Wheel
Wed, 06 May
14:09–18:00
Virtual
14:09–18:00
Virtual
AI & HPC for Resilience
Leveraging AI & HPC for Natural Hazard Resilience (virtual posters)
Nishtha Srivastava; Marisol Monterrubio-Velasco; Jorge Macías; Yogesh Kumar Singh et al.
Thu, 07 May
11:40–11:50
Room 1.15/16
11:40–11:50
Room 1.15/16
Volcanology
Evaluating a meteorological downscaling method for volcanic ash dispersion and deposition modelling
Carlos Villalta López; Leonardo Mingari; Alexandros-Panagiotis Poulidis; Arnau Folch
Thu, 07 May
14:00–18:00
Hall X5 (X5.249)
14:00–18:00
Hall X5 (X5.249)
Cryosphere
Temporal ice-stream dynamics resulting from subtemperate sliding instabilities
Tilly Woods; Elisa Mantelli; Thomas Zwinger; Christian Schoof
Thu, 07 May
15:25–15:35
Room 1.34
15:25–15:35
Room 1.34
Cryosphere / AI
Emulating a Subglacial Hydrology Model with a Neural Operator
Nikola Jovanovic; Samuel Cook; Thomas Zwinger; Johannes Fürst; Céline Walker
Fri, 08 May
09:00–09:10
Room -2.15
09:00–09:10
Room -2.15
Multi-hazard (Floods)
Simulating flood dynamics on dynamic HPC resource sets
Daniel Caviedes-Voullième; Pablo Vallés; José Segovia-Burillo; Mario Morales-Hernández; Sergio Iserte; Antonio Peña
Fri, 08 May
16:15–18:00
Room -2.33
16:15–18:00
Room -2.33
AI & HPC for Resilience
Leveraging AI & HPC for Natural Hazard Resilience (orals)
Nishtha Srivastava; Marisol Monterrubio-Velasco; Jorge Macías; Yogesh Kumar Singh et al.
About
The European Geosciences Union (EGU) is the leading organization for Earth, planetary and space science research in Europe. With our partner organizations worldwide, we foster fundamental geoscience research, alongside applied research that addresses key societal and environmental challenges. Our vision is to realise a sustainable and just future for humanity and for the planet.
Credits
- Published
- 22 April 2026
- Author
- Varvara Vedia and Aerton Guimarães – ChEESE-2P Dissemination Team
