Location: A2002
Speaker: Dr Ben Taylor
Title: Model-based clustering of networks with compositional edges
Abstract:
The issues of aggregation and change of support are common in practical applications involving space-time data. They arise when the true process is continuous in space-time, but only data from different aggregation units, e.g. point-locations, or administrative regions, are available. The challenges posed by such data are often ignored, or substantially simplified in practice. In this talk, I will introduce two strands of research concerning the modelling of spatial/spatiotemporal data measured across multiple types of support, one concerning the modelling of spatiotemporal point process data on malaria in Zambia and a second concerning geostatistical modelling of land suitability in Wales.