Statistical analysis of environmental space-time processes.
The book is devoted to space-time modeling of data, e.g., several pollutants measured in time by a network of gauges located in space. The book is divided into four parts: Environmental processes, Space-time modeling, Design and risk assessment, Implementation. The first part is devoted to the main problems that can be encountered when studying problems in environmental sciences together with models that are usually applied to get relevant information. The second part is devoted to techniques that are known as kriging. The third part presents the fully general multivariate theory that may be used to design networks for monitoring environmental processes. The fourth part shows how to use the theory in practice. With the help of software, more specifically R codes, values at ungauged sites are estimated and potential new monitoring sites are selected. The mathematical theory for the suggested methods is explained in the Appendices.
- A modeling approach for large spatial datasets
- Environmental statistics
- Bayesian space-time modeling of malaria incidence in Sucre state, Venezuela: spatial special issue
- A hierarchical Bayes ensemble Kalman filter
- Information gathering in Bayesian networks applied to petroleum prospecting
- Environmental data modeling
- A distance-based method for spatial prediction in the presence of trend
- An R package for generating covariance matrices for maximum-entropy sampling from precipitation chemistry data
- Estimating and modeling spatio-temporal correlation structures for river monitoring networks
- Geostatistical hierarchical model for temporally integrated radon measurements
- A general theory for preferential sampling in environmental networks
- Clustering of interval time series
- Entropy-based correlated shrinkage of spatial random processes
- Objective Bayesian analysis of spatial data with uncertain nugget and range parameters
- Covariance matrix functions of isotropic vector random fields
- Optimal sampling for spatial prediction of functional data
- Statistics for spatio-temporal data
- Advanced Mapping of Environmental Data
- Mathematical challenges in measuring variability patterns for precipitation analysis
- Approximately optimal subset selection for statistical design and modelling
- Modeling interval time series with space-time processes
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- Spatio-temporal design. Advances in efficient data acquisition. With a foreword by Noel Cressie.
- The value of information in portfolio problems with dependent projects
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- Hierarchical Models in Environmental Science
- Reducing estimation bias in adaptively changing monitoring networks with preferential site selection
- An Optimal Scanning Sensor Activation Policy for Parameter Estimation of Distributed Systems
- Isotropic variogram matrix functions on spheres
- Bayesian hierarchical space-time models with application to significant wave height
- A Spatiotemporal Model for Pollutant Concentrations
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- Mobile Sensor Routing for Parameter Estimation of Distributed Systems Using the Parallel Tunneling Method
- Statistical methods for trend detection and analysis in the environmental sciences.
- Discussion of: ``A statistical analysis of multiple temperature proxies: are reconstructions of surface temperatures over the last 1000 years reliable?
- Spatial factor modeling: A Bayesian matrix‐normal approach for misaligned data
- Spatial sampling on streams: principles for inference on aquatic networks
- A censored time series analysis for responses on the unit interval: an application to acid rain modeling
- Confidence regions for the level curves of spatial data
- Modeling Massive Highly Multivariate Nonstationary Spatial Data with the Basis Graphical Lasso
- Modeling hourly ozone concentration fields
- Optimal dynamic spatial sampling
- Bayesian design for minimizing prediction uncertainty in bivariate spatial responses with applications to air quality monitoring
- Adaptively tuned particle swarm optimization with application to spatial design
- High-dimensional multivariate geostatistics: a Bayesian matrix-normal approach
- Decisions, decisions, decisions in an uncertain environment
- Multivariate nearest-neighbors Gaussian processes with random covariance matrices
- An explicit link between Gaussian fields and Gaussian Markov random fields: the stochastic partial differential equation approach
- A comparison of Bayesian models for daily ozone concentration levels
- Theoretical aspects of spatial-temporal modeling
- On shortest prediction intervals in log-Gaussian random fields
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