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Workshop: Hack the Earth: Using AI to Build Science-Based Apps with Vibe Coding (SCIWS14)

Sunday, 6 December 2026, 08:30-17:00
Advance registration through AGU required.

Visit the AGU26 Hack the Earth events website to learn more.

Transform the way that science is done or redefine how people engage with earth and space data by learning how to vibe code your own software apps. Vibe coding is a powerful approach for programming that utilizes AI agents to create your own fully-functioning software. This workshop will introduce you to tools, strategies, and resources that can be used to create your own software even if you have no programming experience.

We welcome all experience levels to participate in the workshop because innovation happens where ideas, experience, and passion meet!
Visit the AGU26 program for more information.

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AGU26 Workshop SCIWS14:
Hack the Earth: Using AI to Build Science-Based Apps with Vibe Coding
Sunday, 6 December 2026
08:30-17:00

Call for Volunteers: AGU26 Exhibit Hall Tour Guides

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Call for Volunteers: AGU26 Exhibit Hall Tour Guides
Looking for a fun & innovative way to engage with colleagues at AGU26? Lead a thematic tour of the Exhibit Hall!
Volunteers:
Identify a scientific theme of interest
Provide writeup for advertising 
Plan tour discussion & booths to visit
Lead participants on tour at AGU26

Our goal is to create stronger scientific engagements between AGU attendees and exhibitors through this new event.

A collaboration between the AGU Distributed Sensing Technical Committee and AGU Open Science, Exhibit Hall Tours launched at AGU25, with enthusiastic feedback from participants and exhibitors.

Learn more and sign up by October 30th:

Note: Tours explore current science tools & resources. No marketing or commercial sales pitches please!

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Call for Abstracts: Standards & Practices Poster Session

Submit an abstract by August 5 for our interdisciplinary AGU26 session on instrumentation standards and practices in hydrology, seismology, and near-surface geophysics.


See also: AGU25