I
am the project leader for the
Geophysical Statistics Project
(GSP), one of the four sections that comprise the
Institute for Mathematics Applied to
the Geosciences (IMAGe) at the
National Center for Atmospheric
Research (NCAR). For the past decade, GSP has been
a leader in training and research emphasizing the
synergy between statistics and the geosciences.
My research in GSP focuses on developing statistical
methodology for analyzing the complex, multivariate
datasets that are typical in the geosciences. Much of my
current work centers around the analysis of regional
climate model output and assessments of the impact of
climate change. These projects bring together a broad range
of statistical research areas: spatial and spatial-temporal
methods, hierarchical models, statistical computing, and
methods for analyzing extremes.
GSP has an active visitor program. If you would like to
arrange a visit or are interested in the work we do at
NCAR, please
contact me.
