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Ines Ouar Wins Best Student Poster Award at AOGS 2026

August 07, 2026

PhD student Ines Dahlia Ouar received an AOGS 2026 Best Student Poster Award for her work on near real-time detection and localization of earthquakes from the ionosphere.

We are delighted to announce that Ines Dahlia Ouar, PhD student within the GO-EUREKA network, is a winner of the AOGS 2026 Best Student Poster Award! The award was presented at the AOGS 2026 Annual Meeting in Fukuoka, Japan, recognizing outstanding student research from among the meeting’s many poster contributions.

Ines Ouar receiving her Best Student Poster Award certificate on stage at AOGS 2026 in Fukuoka, Japan Ines Ouar receiving her Best Student Poster Award certificate at the AOGS 2026 closing ceremony in Fukuoka, Japan.

The Winning Poster

Ines was recognized for her poster:

Near Real Time Detection and Localization of Earthquakes from the Ionosphere I.D. Ouar, Q. Brissaud, E. Astafyeva, P. Inchin View abstract →

The work presents an approach for detecting and localizing earthquakes in near real time from their signature in ionospheric Total Electron Content (TEC), a core building block of the near-real-time monitoring capability GO-EUREKA is developing for earthquake and tsunami early warning.

See the full list of 2026 AOGS Best Student Poster Award winners for the complete competition results.

Congratulations, Ines!

This award is a fantastic recognition of Ines’s research and a great moment for the whole GO-EUREKA network. Well done, Ines — we’re proud to have you on the team!

For a full recap of everything GO-EUREKA presented at AOGS 2026, see our conference wrap-up.