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AERIAL EVOLUTION
2026
CONFERENCE
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Nov3

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Nov5

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The International Civil
Aviation Organization (ICAO), Montréal

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Apply to Submit a Technical Poster or Abstract for a Technical Presentation at AEAC 2026

 

The Aerial Evolution Association of Canada (AEAC) invites researchers, industry leaders, and innovators to submit their work for presentation at AEAC 2026 from November 3-5, 2026, at the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) in Montreal.

This is a unique opportunity to present your research and technology at the dawn of a new era in Canadian aviation, engage with key regulators and stakeholders, and shape the future of unmanned systems. We welcome submissions for both technical oral presentations and poster sessions.

Stay tuned for submission guidelines!

Conference Themes and Topics

This year’s conference theme is: Canada’s Drone Evolution: Over a Century Shaping the Future.

While keeping with the conference theme, we encourage submissions across a wide spectrum of research and application areas. The technical program will explore the most pressing challenges and exciting opportunities in the RPAS sector. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

  • RPAS Integration into National Airspace: Policy, technology, and operational best practices.
  • Security and Counter-UAS: Protecting critical infrastructure, public safety, and airspace integrity.
  • ESG and Sustainable Operations: Leveraging drone technology for environmental monitoring, social good, and sustainable growth.
  • Advanced Air Mobility (AAM): Pathways to urban and regional air mobility.
  • Public Safety and First Response: Applications in search and rescue, emergency management, and law enforcement.
  • Energy, Utilities, and Natural Resources: Innovations in inspection, monitoring, and resource management.
  • Construction, Transportation, and Infrastructure: Surveying, mapping, and logistics solutions.
  • Aviation, Aerospace, and RTM: The future of Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems Traffic Management.
  • Indigenous and Remote Community Support: Bridging distances and delivering essential services.
  • Artificial Intelligence and Autonomous Systems: Machine learning, computer vision, and advanced navigation for drones.
  • Education, Research, and Workforce Development: Training the next generation of aerial systems professionals.

Key Dates & Submission Deadlines

Coming soon.