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Update
6/21/2004:
The proceedings of the Conference will be published as a special issue of Environmental
and Ecological Statistics. Manuscripts based on talks presented should
be sent to N. Scott Urquhart, Department of Statistics, Colorado State
University as attachments to an e-mail message to nsu@stat.colostate.edu
by September 1, 2004. Manuscripts will need to satisfy the content
and format requirements of that journal. Check "Author
Instructions" at http://www.kluweronline.com/issn/1352-8505/
for details. As this will be a special issue edited by Urquhart, submit to
him, not to G.P. Patil as
directed there. {Availability of this as a single issue will be
investigated.} If Conference participants want to volunteer to serve as
referees, please so indicate to Urquhart at the same e-mail address.
June 16-18, 2004
Fort Collins, CO 80526 The conference will be hosted by the Department of Statistics, Colorado State University. This will provide an opportunity to bring together leading researchers in the field of spatial statistics and young investigators and graduate students interested in this area. The emphasis will be on applications. Professor Noel Cressie (The Ohio State University) will be the keynote speaker. Professor Scott Urquhart (Colorado State University) is the program chair. A one-day short-course "SPATIAL STATISTICS/Methods and Applications" will be offered by Dr. Jay Ver Hoef (Alaska Department of Fish and Game) on June 16, 2004, one day prior to the conference. Apart from invited and contributed paper sessions, poster paper sessions are also planned. There will be a special session for graduate student presentations. Limited funding is available for travel support.
Details regarding the application process for travel support will be posted on
this conference website.
Contributed paper abstracts, including poster presentations, should be sent to Professor Scott
Urquhart, via email (nsu@stat.colostate.edu).
The deadline for abstracts is April 1, 2004. |
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