22nd Annual Conference of
The International Environmetrics Society
Jointly Organized by:
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CRRAO AIMSCS,
UOH Campus Gachibowli
Hyderabad India
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University of Hyderabad Gachibowli, Hyderabad India
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In Association with
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INTERNATIONAL STATISTICAL INSTITUTE
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Workshop 1-2nd Jan 2012,
Conference 3-6th Jan 2012
Theme: Environmental Challenges facing developed and developing countries in a Globalized World:
Quantitative approaches to Comprehensive Solutions
The conference will aim to cover (but not limited to) the following environmental issues:
- Air quality monitoring and assessment
- Bio-remediation and its utility for environmental clean-up
- Chemicals in agriculture and their impact on environment
- Ecology, forestry and environment
- Economic issues behind environmental monitoring and assessment programs
- Epidemiological and social dimension of pollutants
- Environmental and resource management
- Extremes in atmospheric and geologic factors and their effect on environment
- Global climate change and impacts on coastal areas
- Impact of natural disasters on environment
- Living with environmental change (LWEC)
- Methods of energy production and their environmental impact
- Policy formulation and decision making
- Transportation Pollution: Contrasts between developing and developed world practices
- River pollution and clean-up
- Role of remote sensing satellites in environmental monitoring and natural resource management
- Sensor networks for environmental monitoring
- Solid waste management:Contrasts between developing and developed world practices
- Usage of water resources and its environmental impact
- Water born diseases: Seasonality and environmental drivers
Quantitative/Statistical methodologies that will be applied in addressing the above environmental issues include but not limited to:
Data assimilation; extreme values methods; optimal (spatial) designs and analysis techniques; risk assessment; spatio-temporal modeling and point processes; statistical computing: software developments and Bayesian methods; statistical training; technique for order preference by similarity to ideal solution (TOPSIS); trend analysis and long-term memory; uncertainty and its communication: via the press - to the public - to policy makers; very high dimensional data.
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Chairman:
C.R. Rao, Sc.D. (Cantab), F.R.S
Member, National Academy of Sciences, USA.
National Medal of Science Laureate,USA
Eberly Professor Emeritus of Statistics, PSU, USA
Padma Vibhushan Awardee, India
Co-chairs:
- Tata Subba Rao, Co-Chair,
Mathematics Department, University of Manchester.
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Venkata K. Jandhyala, Co-Chair
Department of Statistics, Washington State University, Pullman.