Τετάρτη 1 Δεκεμβρίου 2010

1st Conference on Spatial Statistics 2011

Spatial statistics is a rapidly developing field which involves the quantitative analysis of spatial data and the statistical modelling of spatial variability and uncertainty. Applications of spatial statistics are for a broad range of environmental disciplines such as agriculture, geology, soil science, hydrology, ecology, oceanography, forestry, meteorology and climatology, but also for socio-economic disciplines such as human geography, spatial econometrics, epidemiology and spatial planning.

The aim of the meeting is to present interdisciplinary research where applicability in other disciplines is a central core concept.

Conference Themes:
  • Mapping global change
  • Spatial and spatio-temporal statistical methodology
  • Environmental issues
  • Ecological and habitat changes
  • Health and epidemiology
  • Economy and energy
  • Image use and analysis
  • Developing countries
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Selected papers from both oral and poster presentations will be published in a special issue of the International Journal of Applied Earth Observations and Geoinformation. Selected contributors will be invited to submit papers for consideration. All selected papers will be subject to peer review.

All other papers will be invited to submit for publication in Procedia Environmental Sciences, an Open Access modality on SciVerse ScienceDirect for the publication of conference proceedings and as such be made freely available worldwide.

Invited speakers announced
9 Apr: Keynote and plenary speakers announced A preliminary list of speakers for the conference is now available. More speakers will be added to the program as confirmed.
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Dates and location announced for Spatial ...
17 Mar: Enschede to host new conference on Spatial StatisticsA new conference ‘Spatial Statistics: Mapping Global Change’ is today announced. Organized by Elsevier, in association with the journal International Journal of Applied Earth Observations and ...
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