PRO - Tutorial Proposal Submission

The ISPRS 2026 Congress invites proposals for tutorials which will be scheduled for:

• Saturday, 4 July 2026 (Morning & Afternoon)
• Sunday, 5 July 2026 (Morning)

Tutorials should provide a comprehensive overview or a foundational understanding of a specific topic in photogrammetry, remote sensing, or spatial information sciences. A high-quality tutorial should be educational and engaging, rather than just a collection of existing methods. The topic should be timely, relevant, and valuable to the ISPRS and CRSS-SCT communities, including graduate students, researchers, and professionals from academia, government, and industry.

Important Dates:

Proposal Submission Deadline: 30 June 2025
Notification of Acceptance: 15 August 2025

We look forward to your submissions!

Contact Details

Title

First Name

Last Name

Organization

Position

Email Address

Verify Email Address

Work Number

Mobile Number

Country

Title of the Tutorial:

Tutorial Duration:

Primary Topic Area:

Tutorial Format:

Keywords:

Provide 5 keyword best describing the purpose and content of this tutorial.

Summary (Max 250 words):

Provide a concise description of the tutorial including its objectives, significance and expected learning outcomes.

Syllabus & Schedule:

Provide a breakdown of the tutorial, including the topics covered, the time allocated for each segment, and the method of instruction (e.g., lecture, hands-on exercises, group discussions). Please ensure that the schedule clearly reflects how the content will be delivered.

Activity 1:

Topic:

Methods of instruction:

Duration (hr/min):

Activity 2:

Topic:

Methods of instruction:

Duration (hr/min):

Activity 3:

Topic:

Methods of instruction:

Duration (hr/min):

Activity 4:

Topic:

Methods of instruction:

Duration (hr/min):

Target Audience (select all that apply):

Academic faculty & educators

Government & policy professionals

Graduate students (Master’s & PhD)

Industry and technology-sector professionals

Post-doctoral fellows, researchers & scientists

Undergraduate students

Expected Number of Participants:

Consider the capacity of the instructor(s), the tutorial format, and the methods of instruction to ensure that the expected number of participants is realistic.

Expected Number of Participants:

Lead Instructor:

Tutorial Lead Name:

Tutorial Lead Email:

Tutorial Lead Affiliation:

Leader CV:

Co-Instructors (if any):

Co-Instructor 1:

Co-Instructor 2:

Co-Instructor 3:

Co-Instructor 4:

Materials to be distributed:

List any materials that will be provided to participants such as lecture notes, datasets, codes, software resources or hardware devices. Please note that in the interest of sustainability, paper resources will not be printed for distribution.

Logistical & Technical Requirements:

Please answer the following questions to help us ensure that your tutorial can be effectively organized, the congress center can be properly equipped, and participants can be informed of any requirements in advance. If your requirements are not covered by the following questions, please specify them in the “Additional Comments” field at the end of the form.

Does the tutorial require any specific audio or visual setup (e.g., specific projector screen size, microphone setup, external speakers, or special display requirements)? If yes, specify the details.

Does the tutorial require specific software or hardware access during the course? If yes, specify the details.

Will participants need to bring their own laptops and are there any pre-requisites such as pre-downloading datasets, pre-installing specific software, or meeting certain hardware requirements? If yes, specify the details.

Additional Comments (Optional)

Submission Agreement:

I confirm that the information provided is accurate and that I am authorized to submit this proposal. I confirm that the proposed presentations have agreed to submit an abstract to the thematic session if the session is accepted.

I agree

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