Spherical process models for global spatial statistics
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- Modeling Temporally Evolving and Spatially Globally Dependent Data
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- Constructing valid spatial processes on the sphere using kernel convolutions
- Intrinsic random functions on the sphere
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- Modeling tangential vector fields on a sphere
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- Bayesian modeling of insurance claims for hail damage
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