GEOMED 2015 conference session
The invited session ‘Estimating the effects of air pollution on health using spatio-temporal data’ was held on Thursday 10th September in Florence as part of the conference ‘GEOMED 2015’.
A rigorous statistical framework for estimating the long-term health effects of air pollution
This is the website for the Engineering and Physical Sciences Reseaerch Council (EPSRC) funded project entitled A rigorous statistical framework for estimating the long-term health effects of air pollution, which is a collaboration between the Univerisities of Glasgow, Southampton and the Met Office. The project began in Januray 2013 and will run for 3 years until December 2015. This interdispiclinary project brings together statisticians, epidemiologists and climate scientists, and aims to develop new statistical and computational tools for quantifying the long-term health impact of air pollution in Great Britain. The links on the left give information on the project aims and objectives, the team running this project, upcoming and past events we are running and the progress made so far.
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10 Aug
Spatial statistics conference in Avignon
The invited session ‘Spatio-temporal modeling of exposure to air pollution’ was held on Wednesday 10th June in Avignon as part of the conference ‘Spatial Statistics 2015: Emerging Patterns’. The session consisted of contributions from three speakers and was delivered to a large audience with around 60 delegates in attendance. -
12 May
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This one-day workshop is on Friday June 5th 2015, and is held at the University of Southampton. It aims to bring together statisticians as well as practitioners working in the areas of air quality monitoring and modelling, with a particular focus on health impact of air pollution.
