4th annual CCVision Network Meeting
June 23, 2026
Organized by: Katharina Prasse, Anastasia Kanat , Prof. Dr.-Ing. Margret Keuper
The Climate Change Vision (CCVision) Network is a global community of researchers dedicated to investigating the visual dimension of climate change. Our members bring expertise from a diverse range of fields – including Computer Science, Computational Social Science, Geography, and Communications – and represent all career stages, from PhD candidates to senior professors.
We host annual meetings designed to bridge the gap between disciplines. By sharing insights beyond our individual method toolboxes, we foster essential dialogue between qualitative and quantitative researchers.
Join Us! We are an open and growing community. Anyone interested in the intersection of climate change and visual culture is warmly invited to join our network.
Agenda
9:00 Registration & Networking 9:30 Welcome 9:45 Panel 1 Nadezhda Ozornina, LMU Munich 10;15 Panel 1 Shijia Zhou, LMU Munich 10:45 Panel 1 Caroline Gardam, Queensland University of Technology 11:15 Coffee break 11:30 Panel 2 Isaac Bravo, TUM 12:00 Panel 2 Carly Lubicz-Zaorski, Queensland University of Technology 12:30 Panel 2 Jill Hopke, DePaul University & DePaul Humanities Center 13:00 Lunch 14:00 Spotlight talks Sylvia Hayers (University of Exeter), Antal Wozniak (University of Liverpool), Travis G. Coan (University of Exeter) 14:30 Methods meeting Participant-driven subsession focus on methods employed / interested in. 15:45 Closing 16:00 Networking Download the full agenda here:
Location
University of Mannheim (Germany), B6 29. It's a 20 minute walk from the central railway station (HBF) with the closest tram stop being Schloss. Here is a google maps link of the location.
Registered online participants will receive the meeting link by email prior to the event.
Registration
We kindly ask all participants to sign up for the network meeting by completing this survey.
Affiliations
Sponsor
More information regarding the Mannheim Center for Data Science can be found here.