Visualising Climate

Join us in Bologna, Italy, 4–6 Nov 2026 for Visualising Climate — the first global conference fully dedicated to climate data visualization and its power to transform public understanding of a changing planet. Come see the data. visualisingclimate.org #VisualisingClimate2026 #DataVis #ClimateCrisis

Data drums is coming to Bologna! 👏🏽+📊+🌍=🤔 So excited to share that I'll be closing out the @visualisingclimate.com event in Bologna in Nov with an experimental body-percussion activity based on rhythms and climate emissions from 🇮🇳🇧🇷🇺🇸 visualisingclimate.com/programme/#s...

Visualising Climate is just two weeks away. I haven't been this excited about a conference for more than a decade. And it won't be a one-time event; we've already chosen the location for the 2027 edition, which we'll announce on November 6th 1/x

The full programme for Visualising Climate 2026 is now live! See 👉 visualisingclimate.com/programme/ 3 days · 3 keynotes · 34 talks · 9 paper presentations · 6 workshops · 1 round table · 2 visits to ECMWF · 1 conference dinner in a memorable Bologna venue · 75+ speakers visualisingclimate.com

A Visualising Climate (conference) starter pack. 🙂 📊 Thanks to Francis Gagnon of @chezvoila.com!

I'll be giving a talk in Bologna in November @visualisingclimate.com about how we visualized the risks of carbon capture @propublica.org! Would love to connect with folks who are also attending. The talk will be focused on this story: projects.propublica.org/why-carbon-c...

A Visualising Climate (conference) starter pack. 🙂 📊 Thanks to Francis Gagnon of @chezvoila.com!

The full programme for Visualising Climate 2026 is now live! See 👉 visualisingclimate.com/programme/ 3 days · 3 keynotes · 34 talks · 9 paper presentations · 6 workshops · 1 round table · 2 visits to ECMWF · 1 conference dinner in a memorable Bologna venue · 75+ speakers visualisingclimate.com

As an organizer, @annalombardi.bsky.social explains that the purpose of @visualisingclimate.com conference is to bring together scientists, designers and journalists together. The interest has been overwhelming. (I'll be giving one of the talks)

@tomgab.bsky.social from InfoDesignLab, presenting their work on the concept of overshoot, says that most of the creative process is consultation. People may agree on words, but they all have different mental images.

@annalombardi.bsky.social from @ecmwf.int says that one reason why this chart became popular is that it broke some of the design rules.

Climate dataviz event on September 25. Free and online. 📊 "At first glance: How visualising climate can change the game"

Behind every climate graphic there's science, design and storytelling. @annalombardi.bsky.social shares her creative process and her role as one of the organisers of Visualising Climate, the first global conference on climate dataviz (Bologna, 4–6 Nov 2026) 🌍📊 climate.copernicus.eu/c3s-behind-s...

Join @visualisingclimate.com 2026 on 4–6 November in Bologna to explore how visual choices shape the way people understand climate data. Early-bird registration is open until 15 July.

#vis4climate #DataViz4Climate @visualisingclimate.com

273 submissions. Countless hours of review. One programme is taking shape. In recent weeks, the team reviewed 273 proposals for Visualising Climate 2026 (Bologna, 4–6 Nov). Submitters will hear back on 30 June. Thanks to all contributors and reviewers. Stay tuned. #VisualisingClimate2026

Thank you so much for this incredible response 💛 We will have an impossible task now, to make a selection among such amazing proposals! Stay tuned for the final programme 😊 #VisualisingClimate2026 #dataviz #dataviz4climate

273 THANK YOUs. We are deeply grateful for the incredible response to the call for submissions for Visualising Climate 2026, the first global conference dedicated to climate data visualisation, Bologna from 4–6 November 2026. Stay tuned. 👉 visualisingclimate.com #VisualisingClimate2026 #DataViz

⏳ We are just 1 week away from the submission deadline for #VisualisingClimate2026, the first global conference dedicated to climate data visualisation, Bologna, from 4–6 November 2026. The extended deadline is Thursday, 14 May 23:00 CEST. #DataViz Join us in Bologna visualisingclimate.com

Submit your paper / talk / workshop proposal before Thursday 14 May! visualisingclimate.com/submissions/ #vis4climate 📊

⏳ Deadline extended! Submissions for Visualising Climate 2026 are now open until 14 May (00:00 CET). We welcome talks, workshops & papers. Science, art & data storytelling meet. Come see the data. Imagine new ways forward. #VisualisingClimate2026 #DataViz Join us in Bologna visualisingclimate.com

Last chance! April 30th is the deadline (yes, only two weeks from today!) for submitting a paper to the @visualisingclimate.com summit. 📊 🇮🇹 Note: Uploading the FULL paper is required by that date! Same submission deadline, April 30th, for a ‘talk only’ (without a paper) 👉 visualisingclimate.com 👈

⏳ 2 weeks left to submit your full paper or a proposal for a talk or workshop! We are just two weeks away from the submission deadline for Visualising Climate 2026, the first global conference dedicated to climate data visualisation in Bologna. Join us in Bologna. 👉 visualisingclimate.com

🔗 Details & registration: climate.copernicus.eu/visualising-... @bsc-cns.bsky.social , @visualisingclimate.com & @ecmwf.int

One dataset, two ways of looking at it. At Visualising Climate 2026, we will explore how design choices like these change what people see & understand about our climate. Join us to experiment and co-create better ways of seeing climate data. 🗓 4–6 November 2026📍 Bologna, Italy More info ⬇️

🌍@visualisingclimate.com es la primera conferencia global de visualización de datos climáticos, organizada por @copernicusecmwf.bsky.social , @csic.es , @bsc-cns.bsky.social , BC3 y University of Miami. 👉Descubre cómo participar en visualisingclimate.com

Visualising Climate 2026 will take place in Bologna, 4–6 November 2026. The conference brings together scientists, designers, artists, communicators, and journalists to explore how climate data is seen, interpreted, and communicated. #DataViz4Climate Join us 👉 visualisingclimate.com

Visualising Climate 2026 is important because "When design moves upstream in the scientific process, visualisation can become a powerful tool for thinking — not just presenting the final results." — Tom Gabriel Johansen @tomgab.bsky.social #VisualisingClimate2026 (1/4)

I just submitted my abstract to @visualisingclimate.com Hope to see you in November!

We have a dream team 😃, organising the @visualisingclimate.com conference together (visualisingclimate.com Bologna, 4–6 November 2026). Including @martaterrado.bsky.social and @tomgab.bsky.social. 📊

Visualising Climate 2026 is important because "Our future depends on how well we communicate the climate crisis. Let’s harness insights from psychology as well as the power of visuals." — Dr. Yuri Engelhardt @yuriengelhardt.bsky.social #VisualisingClimate2026 (1/4)

Visualising Climate 2026 is important because "Through the alliance of science, media, and the arts, Visualising Climate will craft visual and creative climate narratives grounded in scientific evidence." — Dr. Marta Terrado @martaterrado.bsky.social #VisualisingClimate2026 (1/4)

Join us at @visualisingclimate.com 2026, 4-6 Nov, in Italy! 📊

Visualising Climate 2026 is important because "Visuals have the power to evoke emotions and forms of knowledge that are essential for engaging with climate uncertainty and imagining the future of our societies." — Dr Maria Loroño Leturiondo #VisualisingClimate2026 (1/4)