Australia’s leading marine science conference – AMSA 2026 in Canberra – brings together researchers, policymakers, industry leaders, and Indigenous knowledge holders. EOMAP and Fugro are excited to be part of this conversation from 30 August to 1st September, 2026.

Emily Twiggs, Regional Director for BD & Operations at EOMAP, a Fugro company, will be glad to meet you there. She is not only an experienced Marine Geoscientist with a background in geomorphology, sedimentology and habitat mapping. Emily also knows how to translate complex data into meaningful environmental insights for the APAC region. Moreover, she is part of AMSA’s  scientific committee.

Reach out to Emily to learn how satellite-derived environmental intelligence supports marine stakeholders in science, administration and industry. Applications range from ecosystem monitoring, coastal management to blue carbon assessments, conservation planning, and coastal digital twins. In addition, she’ll be pleased to introduce you to Fugro’s geo-data solutions and the critical insights they provide.

We look forward to meeting you in Canberra and discussing how science-driven data can create real-world impact.

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