Programme
The conference program will feature
- keynote presentations (40 minutes plus 10 minutes discussion),
- contributed talks (20 minutes plus 5 minutes discussion),
- poster presentations (A0, portrait).
All posters shall be introduced in short poster teaser talks (2 minutes per poster) on Monday afternoon.
» Printable Program Booklet (pdf, 1.1MB)
Monday, 6 October 2014
09:30 Registration
10:00 Welcome Remarks
10:15 Johannes Werner: Climate Reconstructions - Challenges in
Space and Time (Keynote Lecture)
11:05 Coffee Break
11:35 Dmitri Kondrashov: Data-driven Climate Modeling and
Prediction
12:00 Marianne Uhlig: Potential Predictability of Decadal
Climate Variability Using Relative Entropy
12:25 Andrej Ceglar: Assessing the impact of climate variability
on crop yields: implications for predictability on seasonal and
decadal time scales
12:50 Andrea Toreti: A goodness-of-fit
test for heavy-tailed distributions and its application to
precipitation extremes
13:15 Diego Barbero: A statistical approach to the
study of the shallow aquifer in the Piedmont region (NW Italy)
13:40 Lunch Break
15:15 Kajsa Parding: Influence of synoptic meteorological
patterns on solar irradiance in northern Europe
15:40 Shinya Nakano: Modeling of typhoon trajectory patterns
using the Gaussian process regression
16:05 Poster Teasers (Short oral summaries of posters)
16:30 Coffee Break and Poster Session
18:00 End of Day 1
Tuesday, 7 October 2014
08:30 Registration
09:00 Philippe Naveau: Statistical analysis of heavy rainfall in
France via multivariate extreme value theory (Keynote Lecture)
09:50 Anne Schindler: On the internal variability of simulated
precipitation
10:15 Marc Wiedermann: Northern hemisphere ocean-atmosphere
coupling from an interacting climate network perspective
10:40 Diego Guenzi: Weather radars applications: innovative
telecommunication systems and rainfall field reconstructions
using a rain gauges network
11:05 Coffee Break
11:35 Rosa Lasaponara: Satellite fire monitoring based on low
cost (Keynote Lecture)
12:25 Rosaria Tondi: HPC environment for massive earth data
analysis: field examples at regional and continental scale
12:50 Michael Leuenberger: Application of Random Forest
Algorithm for Environmental Data
13:15 Shangguan Wei: A comprehensive gridded global soil dataset
13:40 Lunch Break
15:15 Bernard de Saedeleer: Global temperature change: analysis
of warming rates of Earth's Climate
15:40 Nikola Jajcay: Effects of the 7-8-year cycle in
daily mean air temperature (from European stations)
16:05 Maria Caterina Bramati: Ice wedge thermal
variation in East Antarctica: a time series approach
16:30 Coffee Break and Poster Session
18:00 End of Day 2
19:30 Conference Dinner
Wednesday, 8 October 2014
08:30 Registration
09:00 Alvaro Corral: Fitting and goodness-of-fit test of
non-truncated and truncated power-law distributions (Keynote
Lecture)
09:50 Renata Rotondi: Analysis of macroseismic fields using
statistical data depth functions
10:15 Cataldo Godano: Spatial organization of foreshocks as a
tool to forecast large earthquakes
10:40 Mikhail Kanevski: Unsupervised Learning of Spatial
Patterns of Local Seismicity
11:05 Coffee Break
11:35 Reik Donner: Different facets of dynamical complexity in
the magnetosphere A recurrence perspective
12:00 Biagio di Mauro: Spatial-temporal power law distribution
of wildfires in Europe: a comparison between observed and
simulated datasets
12:25 Guillaume Lenoir: Frequency and Continuous
Time-Frequency Analysis for Some Unevenly Sampled Stochastic
Processes and Implications for Significance Testing of Time
Series
12:50 Mario Lefebvre: Improving the accuracy of river
flow forecasts
13:15 Lucky Imagbe: Quantitative Modelling of Turbidity Current
Flow and Sedimentation Processes, offshore Agadir basin, North
West African Margin
13:40 Lunch Break
15:15 Raffaele Argiento: Bayesian principal curve analysis to
detect seismic faults
15:40 Giada Adelfio: ETAS model estimation with predictive
measure
16:15 Elisa Varini: The Gompertz waiting time distributions of
the stress release model in the Bayesian framework
16:40 Closing Remarks, Coffee Break & Farewell
Poster Presentations
- Massimo Conforti: Building a Vis-NIR spectral
database for rapid determination organic carbon and nitrogen
in forest soils of the southern Calabria (Italy)
- Valeria Rago: Modelling of landslide spatial
hazard along a section of motorway of the Calabria region
(Southern Italy) using a GIS-based statistical method
- Felix Schindler: The localized reduced basis
multi-scale method
- Nikola Jajcay: Granger causality estimate
of information flow in temperature fields is consistent with
wind direction
- Elisa Varini: A state-space model for the
analysis of seismic swarms
- Diego Guenzi: Permafrost research: monitoring
through a sensors network at the 'Istituto Mosso' LTER site
(Col d'Olen, Aosta)
- Cataldo Godano: Variability of the b value in the
Gutenberg-Richter distribution
- Shinya Nakano: Optimization of the smoothness
parameters in the Gaussian regression analysis for the
modeling of typhoon trajectories
- Michael Leuenberger: Overview of machine learning
applications in environmental data mining
- Marc Wiedermann: Coincidences of tree-ring
responses, simulated vegetation patterns and climate extremes
- Reik Donner: Complex network analysis identifies
impacts of the El Nino Southern Oscillation on moisture
divergence in South America
- Andrea Toreti: On the evaluation of climate model
simulated precipitation extremes
last changes:
2019-11-13
|
