ABOUT THIS MEETING

Spatial extremes

​Risk assessment in various fields often requires extrapolation beyond the range of available data. Extreme value theory is a branch of probability and statistics that aims to provide theoretically sound procedures for this task. It is particularly challenging for spatial applications, when it is necessary to consider the spatial extent of extreme events. In this workshop we take a closer look at different ways of dealing with such spatial dependencies and discuss their mathematical and practical challenges.

Speakers

​Jennifer Wadsworth (Lancaster University)
Jonathan Tawn  (Lancaster University)
Kirstin Strokorb  (Cardiff University)
WHERE AND WHEN?

VENUE

​School of Mathematics
Cardiff University
Senghennydd Road
CF24 4AG Cardiff (UK)

All talks take place in Room E/2.20 on
6th February 2018 in the afternoon.
See the schedule for details:

Registration

Please send an email
to the local organiser Kirstin Strokorb
until 31st January 2018:

StrokorbK@cardiff.ac.uk
Registration fee: 10 GBP payable in cash upon arrival

Please provide the following information (see schedule):
  • Your name and workplace (department/institution or equivalent)
  • Are you joining lunch?
  • Are you joining the dinner? (approx. 30 GBP)
  • Special requirements (such as vegetarian food or food allergies)