09:00–10:00
Welcome and introduction by ESA / ESOC

10:00–12:30
Project presentations from the 2023 OSIP campaign:

• Shape from Shading and Deep Learning Software to Generate Large‑Scale High‑Resolution Lunar DEMs for Landing Site Analysis
• A Pre‑trained Open‑Source Toolbox for Lunar Monocular Image to Surface Topography Estimation
• Deep Inverse Rendering of Elevation Maps from a Single Satellite Image Informed by Celestial Body Attributes
• Robust Methods to Simulate Photorealistic Views of the Moon
• Leveraging Unreal Engine 5 to Develop Synthetic Data Tools for Lunar Surface AI‑Enabled Robotic Applications

12:30–13:30
Lunch break

13:30–14:30
Interactive panel discussion:
“How close are we to the truth? Validation and uncertainty estimation of lunar topography modelling and analysis.”

14:30–15:30
Pitch presentations (5 minutes each)

• Please indicate during registration if you wish to present
• Topics may cover any aspect related to the lunar surface
• Presentation slots will be confirmed after the final registration deadline (6 May)
• If slots remain available, ad‑hoc presentations may be possible

Participants may present from their own laptops. ESA also recommends bringing a USB stick as a backup, allowing presentations to be projected from an ESA laptop in case of technical issues.

15:30–16:00
Coffee break and networking

16:00–17:00
Guided ESOC tour

Social Programme

To encourage informal exchange, ESA also plans a joint dinner on Tuesday, 19 May 2026 (at participants’ own expense).