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MOXXI News

News and initiatives of the MOXXI Working Group on novel observational techniques in hydrology: webinars, journal collections, courses and conference sessions. Watch the recordings, join the network, spread the word.

Webinar titles and joining links are announced on our LinkedIn page MOXXI Working group.

October 2026

MOXXI update: webinars, HSJ Collection, IAHS Academy, EGU and IUGG sessions

Webinar series
Winter Edition 2.0
Monthly · 11 Nov 2026 – 17 Mar 2027 · online

“MOXXI: New frontiers in hydrological observation”

Authors of papers in the MOXXI Collection of Hydrological Sciences Journal, with particular space for young researchers.

11 Nov 2026Antonio Annis (University of Padova)
16 Dec 2026Hessel Winsemius (Rainbow Sensing)
20 Jan 2027Paola Mazzoglio (Politecnico di Torino), with a co-author from Sapienza University of Rome
17 Feb 2027Melanie Vanderhoof (USGS)
17 Mar 2027Linda Bogerd (TU Delft)

Titles and joining links are posted on our LinkedIn page; recordings go on YouTube. Please share and repost the announcements with your networks.

Past webinars →
Journal collection
HSJ · MOXXI
Hydrological Sciences Journal · open for submissions

MOXXI Collection: New frontiers

Established this year in Hydrological Sciences Journal for research centred on hydrological observation. The webinars showcase its papers. Your contributions are welcome.

Submit to the Collection →
Conference session
EGU 2027
Session HS1.8 (PICO) · Vienna & online · 4–9 April 2027

Innovative Technologies and Approaches in Hydrological Monitoring

Submit your work and share the call with your groups, especially early-career colleagues.

Session HS1.8 →
Conference session
IUGG 2027
29th General Assembly · Incheon, Republic of Korea · 16–22 July 2027

New frontiers in hydrological observation: emerging sensing technologies across the Earth system

Our session has been accepted. We will circulate the call for abstracts as soon as it opens.

IUGG 2027 website →
IAHS Academy 2027 – Remote Sensing for Hydrogeomorphic Modeling, Ningbo, 11–17 January 2027
IAHS Academy 2027 · 5-day course

Remote Sensing for Hydrogeomorphic Modeling: From Techniques to Applications

Eastern Institute of Technology, Ningbo, China · 11–17 January 2027. Promoted by MOXXI: satellite flood mapping, drone-based river monitoring, satellite observation of the water cycle and a hands-on group project.

Course details →   Our news post →

Salvatore Manfreda, Chair of the IAHS MOXXI Working Group