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Organizing bodies
Universidad de La Habana,
Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin,
Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia, Madrid
Cosponsors
Asociación Latinoamericana de Investigación Operativa,
Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst,
Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft,
International Centre for Theoretical Physics Trieste,
International Mathematical Union,
Multicriteria Decision Making Society,
Sociedad Cubana de Matemática y Computación
Program Committee
S.Allende (Havana), L.Alvarez
(Havana), J.M.Bernardo (Valencia), R. Biscay (Havana),
C.Bouza (Havana), O.Bunke (Berlin), J.Climacao (Lisbon),
B.Cornet (Paris), J.Daduna (Berlin), S.Fläm (Bergen),
G.Gallo (Pisa), M.Graña (San Sebastian), Jürgen Guddat
(Chair, Berlin), X.Guyon (Paris), C.Herrero (Alicante),
C.Hervés (Vigo), D.Hinrichssen (Bremen), T.Ichiishi
(Columbus), A.Iussem (Rio de Janeiro), A.Joffre (Santiago de
Chile), G.Joya (Malaga), P.Kall (Zürich), N.Keiding
(Copenhagen), D.Klatte (Zürich), N.Maculan (Rio de Janeiro),
A.Marín (Madrid), K.Marti (Munich), P.Michelon (Avignon),
C.Ribeiro (Rio de Janeiro), L.Rodríguez-Marín (Madrid),
W.Römisch (Berlin), G.Rubino (Rennes), J.Rückman,
(Ilmenau), A. Ruiz (Havana), S.Sorin (Paris), G.Styan
(Montreal), B.Wegner (Berlin), A.Weintraub (Santiago de Chile),
B.A.Wickström, (Berlin), J.Zowe (Erlangen-Nurenberger).
Organizing Committee
Sira Allende (Chair, Havana),
H.Arazoza (Havana), M.L.Baguer (Havana), G.Calvillo (Mexico
DF), A.Coca (Lima), M.Cotrell (Paris), F.Cucker (Hong-Kong),
M.Florenzano (Paris), I.Gil (Havana), A.Gómez (Havana),
E.Gori (Udine), J.Guddat (Berlin), R.Hing (Santa Clara),
A.Kakes (Havana), M.Lassonde (Pointe a Pitre), H.Läuter
(Potsdam), I.Loisseau (Buenos Aires), A.Marrero (Havana),
E.Mendez (Havana), A.Mesa (Havana), P.Olivares (Havana),
J.Otero (Havana), L.Paradena (Santiago de Chile), L.Pedreira
(La Coruña), L.Rodríguez-Marín (Madrid), A.Ruiz (Havana),
R.Steuer (Georgia), V.Trejos (San José), B.Vitoriano
(Madrid), D.Vilariño (Havana)
Topics
Optimization, probability and statistics, mathematical economics,
algorithms, multicriteria decision making, systems and control.
Information
Optimization and Statistics Working Days
Symposia on Parametric and Discrete Optimization, Mathematical Statistics,
Dynamic Systems and related topics will be developed within the frame of
the Working Days. Workshop on `Biometry and applications of biomathematics'.
Submission of papers
Those participants who want to present a paper must send a short
abstract of the paper (about 100 words) together with the registration
form. The Program Committee will decide on the acceptance of the
submitted papers. A number of the presented papers will be published in a
volume of the journal Investigación Operacional. The selection will be
based on the ususal refereing process. To simplify the publishing
process, every speaker must bring to the conference two copies of his
paper and a (3.5") diskette with the corresponding TeX or Word file.
Word files are specially welcome.
In the tradition of the previous conferences, hold in Marburg 1993, Freiberg 1996, Munich 1998, and Hamburg 2000, the `Magdeburger Stochastik-Tage' provides an international forum for presentation and discussions of new results in the area of probability and statistics. The conference is open for all participants fom universities, business, administration and industry.
Program Committee: Gerd Christoph (Magdeburg), Lutz Duembgen (Luebeck), Jürgen Gaertner (Berlin), Ursula Gather (Dortmund), Norbert Henze (Karlsruhe), Claudia Klüppelberg (Munich), Volker Nollau (Dresden), Volker Schmidt (Chair, Ulm), Winfried Stute (Giessen).
Local Organizing Committee: Gerd Christoph (Chair), Norbert Gaffke (Vice-Chair), Berthold Heiligers, Waltraud Kahle, Axel Lehmann, Burkhard Thiele
Address:
Magdeburger Stochastik-Tage 2002
c/o Prof. Dr. Gerd Christoph
Otto-von-Guericke-Universität Magdeburg
Institut für Mathematische Stochastik
Universitätsplatz 2
D-39106 Magdeburg
Germany
Fax: 0049-(0)391-67 11172
Phone: 0049-(0)391-67 18652
Sections, Organizers & Invited Speakers
The Stochastik-Tage are organized in sections, all of which comprise an invited survey lecture (40min) and contributed lectures (25 min, including discussion) in parallel sessions. Additionally, there will be three invited plenary lectures (including opening and closing lecture), a panel discussion on the topic `Stochastik für die Schule', and a conference dinner. Upon request, poster sessions will be enabled; software presentations are also possible.
During the conference, an assembly of the Fachgruppe Stochastik will take place.
Plenary Lectures
Panel Discussion A panel discussion on the topic "Stochastik für die Schule" will be held under the chairmanship of Norbert Henze (Karlsruhe). The following persons have agreed to be discussants: Joachim Engel (Ludwigsburg), Heinz Klaus Strick (Leverkusen), Sabine Zoellner (Stendal).
Award The prize of the Fachgruppe Stochastik which is announced for outstanding
doctoral dissertations will be awarded during the conference.
See
http://wws.mathematik.hu-berlin.de/~netwww/fgshtml/foerderpreis
Conference languages are German and English.
Workshop on Nonparametric Smoothing
in Complex Statistical ModelsThe 34th Journées de Statistique of the Société Française de Statistique will be held in Brussels and Louvain-la-Neuve in Belgium. This event is jointly organized by the Institutes of Statistics of the Université libre de Bruxelles and of the Université catholique de Louvain.
The main topics include statistical analysis of functional data, actuarial and financial econometrics, resampling methods, nonparametric inference and modelling, voice and writing recognition, epidemics, genomics as well as mathematical statistics. In addition to these main topics, a number of invited sessions will focus on various subjects.
The conference is open to all persons interested in statistics, affiliated to universities, national institutes of statistics, business or industry.
For further information, please consult :
JSBL 2002
Institute of Statistics
Université catholique de Louvain
20 Voie du Roman Pays
B-1348 Louvain-la-Neuve
Belgium
Telephone: +32 10 47 43 54
Fax: +32 10 47 30 32
A conference dedicated to the 90th anniversary of B.V.GnedenkoOrganizing committee V.S.Korolyuk (co-head), Yu.V.Prokhorov (co-head), V.V.Buldygin, S.S.Demidov, D.B.Gnedenko, I.A.Ibragimov, V.I.Khokhlov, O.I.Klesov, Yu.G.Kondratiev, Yu.S.Mishura, M.O.Perestyuk, N.I.Portenko, Yu.A.Rozanov, A.M.Samoilenko, V.V.Sazonov, B.A.Sevastyanov, A.N.Shiryaev, Ya.G.Sinai, M.I.Skil', V.V.Skopenko, A.V.Skorokhod, N.N.Vakhania, M.I.Yadrenko, O.K.Zakusylo, V.M.Zolotarev.
Sections and organizers
SPA 2002: 28th International Conference on
Stochastic Processes and their ApplicationsThe Scientific Programme Committee includes: S.Asmussen, P.J.Brockwell, L.H.Y.Chen, F.Den Hollander, C.C.Heyde, G.R.Grimmett, I.A.Ibragimov, O.Zeitouni.
The Organizing Committee consists of: T.Brown (chairman), K.Borovkov (sci. secretary), G.Byrnes, K.Hamza, B.Hughes, F.Klebaner, A.Sudbury, R.Watson, N.Wormald, A.Xia
The topics include, but are not limited to: stochastic analysis, discrete random processes and randomised algorithms, topics in limit theorems, Markov chain Monte Carlo, Markov processes, random processes in random environments, point processes, as well as application areas such as: stochastic processes in finance and insurance, stochastic processes in physics, applications to telecommunications, time series, modelling in biology and medicine.
The International Workshop on Statistical Modelling concentrates on the various aspects of statistical modelling, including theoretical developments, applications and computational methods. Papers motivated by real practical problems are encouraged, but theoretical contributions addressing problems of practical importance or related to software developments are also welcome.
The scientific programme is characterized by having invited lectures and a pre-workshop tutorial, contributed papers, posters and software demonstrations. Contributed papers should be suitable for a 20 to 30 minute oral presentation (including discussion) and focus on motivation, statement of key results and conclusions, and emphasize examples, wherever possible. Submissions are especially encouraged in the following areas: Health, Environment, Education, Economy, Social Issues, Missing data, mixed effects models, repeated measurements and event history analysis.
Students are encouraged to attend the workshop. The programme is designed to allow for discussions and interchange between junior and senior scientists. A special session is devoted to students contributions, and an award for the best student presentation will be given.
Scientific Programme Committee: Abdel Babiker (MRC, UK), Petros Dellaportas (AUEB, Greece), Ludwig Fahrmeir (Munich, Germany), Bob Gilchrist (UNL, UK), Bent Jřrgensen (Odense, Denmark), Klea Katsouyanni (AMS, Greece), Göran Kauermann (Glasgow, UK), John Panaretos (AUEB, Greece), Clive Richarson (Panteion University of Athens, Greece), Mikis Stasinopoulos (UNL, UK, coordinator), Giota Touloumi (AMS, Greece), Geert Verbeke (Leuven, Belgium), Constantin Yiannoutsos (Harvard, USA).
Local Organizing Committee: Christina Bamia (AMS, Athens), Chrys Caroni (NTUA, Athens), Dimitris Karlis (AUEB, Athens), Klea Katsouyanni (AMS, Athens), Markos Koutras (PP, Pireas), Vana Sypsa (AMS, Athens), Christos Skiadas (PK, Chania), Mikis Stasinopoulos (UNL, London), Giota Touloumi (AMS, Athens), Anastasia Tzonou (AMS, Athens).
Further information details about invited speakers, registration for the workshop, instructions for authors, deadlines and further information will be available from the workshop homepage, or contact the organizer: Mikis Stasinopoulos, STORM, University of North London, Holloway Road, London N7 8DB, UK. Phone: +44 20 7753 5792, fax: +44 20 7753 5793, E-mail: <d.stasinopoulos@unl.ac.uk>.
Current Advances and Trends in Nonparametric Statistics
Main themes
Topics
Organizing Committee
Invited Speakers
Contact Information
The Organising Committee
SSA 2002
c/o Department of Mathematics
National University of Singapore
2 Science Drive 2
Singapore 117543
Republic of Singapore
The Human Genome Project and advances in technology led to a huge amount of genetic data. However, there is still limited knowledge of the underlying biological mechanisms and functionalities. Modelling and analyzing such problems is extremely complex and requires advanced and novel statistical techniques. The meeting will bring together state-of-the-art researchers in the following topics: Biological Sequence Analysis, Analysis of Microarray Data, Genetic Epidemiology of Complex Diseases, Population Genetics and Evolutionary Trees.
For further information please contact:
Iris Burger
SFB 386
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München
Ludwigstrasse 33
D-80539 München, Germany
tel: (+49) 892180-3418
fax: (+49) 8921805039
24th European Meeting of Statisticians
Scientific Programme Committee: J.Jurecková (Czech Republic), T.Ledwina (Poland), F.Liese (Germany), T.Mikosch (Denmark, Chair), C.Rogers (United Kingdom), I.Vajda (Czech Republic), D.von Rosen (Sweden).
Local Organizing Committee: J.Antoch, P.Bocek, A.Fialová, D.Hlubinka, J.Ivánek, M.Janzura (Chair), A.Otáhal, Z.Prásková, H.Rezanková, J.Vejnarová, M.Zeithamlová.
Scientific Programme
Special Invited Lectures
Topics for Contributed Talks
Martin Janzura
EMS 2002
Institute of Information Theory and Automation
Pod vodárenskou vezí 4
182 08 Praha 8
Czech Republic
Tel.: +420-2-6605 2572, (+420-2-8689 0298),
Fax: +420-2-8689 0378
E-mail: <ems@utia.cas.cz>
Satellite and Related Events
Organising committee: Soren Bisgaard (Conference Program Chair), Shirley Coleman, Jeroen de Mast, Ronald Does, Oystein Evandt, Lesley Fairbairn (Conference Co-ordinator), Arnoldo Frigessi, Paolo Giudici (Local Organizing Committee Vice-Chair), Fabrizio Ruggeri (Local Organizing Committee Chair), Henry Wynn.
The European Network for Business and Industrial Statistics (ENBIS) was founded in 2000 as a network of people from industry and academia from all European nations interested in applying, promoting and facilitating the use of statistics in business and industry.
The purpose of this second annual conference to be held in Rimini is to build upon the success of the first conference held in Oslo on 17-18 September 2001; it will serve as an ideal forum for users of statistics to get together, share ideas and network. Any user, from the novices to experienced and their managers, are encouraged to participate. Papers and Posters will be presented showcasing a broad spectrum of applications and generate discussion about the use of statistics in a wide range of European business and industrial areas.
With this call for papers, we seek nominations for innovative presentations from a wide range of applications and types of business. Contributions are encouraged from business, industry, manufacturing, administration, marketing, sales, logistics and service showcasing. People from industry and business are invited to present their problems and current solutions. Applications can include, but are not limited to: design of experiments, data analysis and statistical graphics, data mining quality improvement and process control, six sigma applications, quality management, statistical modeling, survey sampling, environmental issues.
Potential speakers with applications or results with a focus on process improvement, product improvement, measurement quality, reliability, risk management, market and customer insight are highly encouraged to submit abstracts and participate in this conference.
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