We invite proposals that explore how data visualisation can support understanding, engagement, and meaningful action in the face of climate and environmental crises. Submissions may address how climate and environmental information is transformed into compelling visual narratives for diverse audiences including policymakers, researchers, and frontline communities.
We welcome scientific, journalistic, artistic, and design-based visualisations, as well as academic papers, tools, methods, and case studies involving interdisciplinary collaboration and co-design.
All submissions must include:
The submission platform will allow you to select the contribution type (talk, workshop, or paper).
Submission deadline: 30 April 2026
Notification of acceptance: 30 June 2026
Participants may submit proposals for talks (15 minutes including questions). Accepted contributions will be assigned to thematic sessions across scientific visualisation, media and news visualisation, artistic and creative work, or tools and services.
Submit your talk proposal using this form.
We welcome workshops, artistic interventions, hybrid formats, collective sessions, or other interactive contributions that do not fit the oral/poster structure. Workshops are typically 90 minutes, though shorter formats may be considered.
Submit your workshop proposal using this form.
We invite the submission of short to medium-length papers (4-8 pages) for peer review. Accepted papers will have to be presented in person at the conference, and will be published. We are currently in conversation about the publication outlet for the accepted papers. Details about this, and about the expected paper format, will be available here by the end of February. For now you can contact hello@visualisingclimate.com with questions regarding papers.
Submit your paper proposal using this form.
All participants are responsible for their own travel and accommodation.