[Forum SIS] 2017 ABS Summer School
Consonni Guido
Guido.Consonni a unicatt.it
Lun 12 Dic 2016 17:37:57 CET
Please find below the announcement of the 14th edition of
the ABS (Applied Bayesian Statistics) Summer school on
MODELING SPATIAL AND SPATIO-TEMPORAL DATA
WITH ENVIRONMENTAL APPLICATIONS
with Bruno SANSO', Professor of Statistics,
University of California Santa Cruz, as lecturer.
Like in the past four years, the 2017 school will be held
in the magnificent Villa del Grumello, in Como (Italy),
on the Lake Como shore.
Guido Consonni and Fabrizio Ruggeri
ABS17 Directors
Raffaele Argiento
ABS17 Executive Director
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Applied Bayesian Statistics School
MODELING SPATIAL AND SPATIO-TEMPORAL DATA
WITH ENVIRONMENTAL APPLICATIONS
June 19-23, 2017
Villa del Grumello, Como, Italy
Lecturer:
Bruno Sanso', Professor of Statistics,
University of California Santa Cruz
https://users.soe.ucsc.edu/~bruno/
The conference webpage is
>>>> web.mi.imati.cnr.it/conferences/abs17.html <<<<
Registration is now open. Please note that the conference
room allows only for a limited number of participants.
The ABS17 Secretariat can be contacted at
abs17 at mi.imati.cnr.it
COURSE OUTLINE
This course is intended for students who have a
background in statistical methods and modeling. The
course is focused on models for data that are spatially
referenced and that evolve in time. We will develop
models for stochastic processes that are indexed at
irregularly scattered, fixed, locations. We will look
into the theoretical properties of those models as well
as into the computational issues involved in the
estimation of their parameters. We will extend the
analysis of fields of spatial observations that are
collected in time. In particular, we will consider
dynamically varying process where space and time
interact. Real-data applications of Bayesian methods with
MCMC techniques will be illustrated.
Day 1: Introduction to Bayesian methods and hierarchical
models. Examples of spatially referenced data. Basic
properties of Gaussian random fields. Graphical
exploration of spatial fields.
Day 2: Variograms. Examples of families of correlations
functions. Bayesian approach to estimation and prediction
of spatial random fields.
Day 3: The big data problem: reduced rank models and
other modern approaches to dimension reduction.
Day 4: Spatio-temporal models. Dynamic linear models:
integro-differential equations.
Day 5: Extensions
PRACTICAL INFORMATION
The school will replicate the successful format of the
previous years, and will feature lectures and practical
sessions (run by a junior researcher), as well as
participants' talks. It will start on Monday after lunch
and end on Friday before lunch; Wednesday afternoon is
free. Accommodation is available either at the Villa
guesthouse or in downtown hotels (info will appear soon
on the website). Como can be easily reached by train from
Milan and its airports. More details are available on the
website.
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