Statistical Advances in Environmental Science (1997)

Abstract:

We discuss selected applications of statistical theory and practice as motivated by and applied to environmental sciences. Included in the presentation are illustrations on how the interaction between environmental scientists and quantitative researchers has been used to enhance and further learning in both areas, and how this interaction provides a source of further challenges and growth for the statistical community. 

Keywords:

Biometry, Combining environmental information, Detection limits, Ecological statistics, Environmetrics, Environmental health, Environmental statistics, Exceedance over threshold, Extreme value analysis, Hierarchical Bayesian methods, Hot spots, Inter­disciplinary collaboration, Meta-analysis, Model selection, Quantitative risk assessment, Risk Analysis, Rare events, Space/time sampling, Spatial statistics, Stochastic modeling, Time series, Trend analysis. 

Author: 
Walter W. PiegorschEric P. SmithDon EdwardsRichard L. Smith
Publication Date: 
Saturday, November 1, 1997
File Attachment: 
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Report Number: 
73