2nd International Workshop onEconometric Applications in Climatology
University of Guelph, May 2013
2015 PARTICIPANTS TO INCLUDE
Dr. Ross McKitrick
Professor of Economics
University of Guelph, CANADA
Dr. Yulia Gel
Associate Professor of Statistics
University of Texas at Dallas
Professor of Econometrics
University of Exeter, UK
Dr. Judith Curry
Professor and Chair, Earth and Atmospheric Sciences
Georgia Tech University, USA
Distinguished Professor of Economics
Michigan State University, USA
Dr. Richard McNider
Department of Atmospheric Science
University of Alabama-Huntsville, USA
Dr. Petr Chylek
Research Fellow, Los Alamos National Laboratory
Los Alamos USA
Dr. Vyacheslav Lyubchich
Assistant Professor of Statistics
University of Maryland, USA
University of GuelphGuelph, Ontario CanadaApril 21-23 2015
April 21:Evening welcome receptionApril 22 (all day) - April 23 (lunch): paper sessions
Submissions now closed.
Conference Abstract
Many economists are becoming interested in applying econometric methods (especially time series analysis) to geophysical and climatic data sets. In addition, many climate scientists are recognizing the value of developing and applying increasingly rigorous empirical methods to the rich data sets available in the Earth sciences.
This interdisciplinary workshop is aimed at sharing expertise and building opportunities for collaboration. We seek papers from both econometrics and climatology that provide good methodological exposition and exploration of the kinds of data sets and techniques available, and the research questions they spark.
The workshop will be structured to allow extended interaction time so as to stimulate fresh exchanges of perspectives, advanced methodological discussion and new avenues for scholarly collaboration.
Conference fee: The registration fee will be $195 (Cdn), which includes the opening reception, 2 breakfasts, 2 lunches, snacks, and the conference dinner on the 6th. A discounted rate for graduate students will be available.
Click on the above link to see the 2015 program. To see papers that were presented at the 2013 workshop click here.