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24 April 2007
Space-time statistical modeling
Several units on campus are sponsoring a lecture series by Michael Stein, professor of statistics and director of the Center for Integrating Statistical and Environmental Science at the University of Chicago. He will be talking about issues in space-time statistical modeling. There will be three lectures from April 25-27, but the lectures are at different times and locations; click on the links for an abstract of the lecture:
Models and Diagnostics for Spatial and Spatial- Temporal Processes
Wednesday, April 25: 3:30-5:00
HSPH Kresge G1
(simulcast to CGIS N031)
Models and Diagnostics for Spatial and Spatial- Temporal Processes
Thursday, April 26: 3:30-5:00
HSPH Kresge G2
(simulcast to CGIS N031)
Statistical Processes on a Global Scale
Friday, April 27: 11:00-12:00
CGIS N354
(simulcast to HSPH Kresge G3)
Posted by Mike Kellermann at 11:56 AM