Environmetrics

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Volume 25, issue 8, 2014

Issue Information pp. i-iii

Peter Guttorp and Walter W. Piegorsch

Environmetrics Silver Anniversary Special Issue pp. 559-559

Peter Guttorp, Walter W. Piegorsch, Walter W. Piegorsch and Peter Guttorp

On the impact of covariate measurement error on spatial regression modelling pp. 560-570

Peter Guttorp, Walter W. Piegorsch, Md Hamidul Huque, Howard D. Bondell and Louise Ryan

Composite likelihood estimation for models of spatial ordinal data and spatial proportional data with zero/one values pp. 571-583

Peter Guttorp, Walter W. Piegorsch, Xiaoping Feng, Jun Zhu, Pei‐Sheng Lin and Michelle M. Steen‐Adams

Assessing fit in Bayesian models for spatial processes pp. 584-595

Peter Guttorp, Walter W. Piegorsch, M. Jun, M. Katzfuss, J. Hu and V. E. Johnson

Dynamic spatial regression models for space‐varying forest stand tables pp. 596-609

Peter Guttorp, Walter W. Piegorsch, Andrew O. Finley, Sudipto Banerjee, Aaron R. Weiskittel, Chad Babcock and Bruce D. Cook

Modeling individual tree growth by fusing diameter tape and increment core data pp. 610-620

Peter Guttorp, Walter W. Piegorsch, Erin M. Schliep, Tracy Qi Dong, Alan E. Gelfand and Fan Li

Statistical modeling and forecasting of fruit crop phenology under climate change pp. 621-629

Peter Guttorp, Walter W. Piegorsch, S. Cai, James V. Zidek, Nathaniel K. Newlands and Denise Neilsen

A spatial capture‐recapture model for territorial species pp. 630-637

Peter Guttorp, Walter W. Piegorsch, B. J. Reich and Bruce Gardner

Volume 25, issue 7, 2014

A Bayesian spatial factor analysis approach for combining climate model ensembles pp. 483-497

E.S. Neeley, W.F. Christensen and S.R. Sain

Confidence regions for the level curves of spatial data pp. 498-512

Joshua P. French

A Bayesian multivariate receptor model for estimating source contributions to particulate matter pollution using national databases pp. 513-527

Amber J. Hackstadt and Roger D. Peng

HAC robust trend comparisons among climate series with possible level shifts pp. 528-547

Ross McKitrick and Timothy Vogelsang

Utility and application of SEM in delineating cause–effect relationship between ambient pollutant and fetal birth outcome pp. 548-556

A. K. Mbah, A. Paothong, R. E. Wilson and H. M. Salihu

Erratum: Using covariates to model dependence in nonstationary, high frequency meteorological processes pp. 557-557

Andrew Poppick and Michael L. Stein

Volume 25, issue 6, 2014

Issue Information pp. i-iii

Haiganoush K. Preisler

Special Issue on Wildland Fires pp. 363-364

Haiganoush K. Preisler and Haiganoush K. Preisler

Combining ungrouped and grouped wildfire data to estimate fire risk pp. 365-383

Haiganoush K. Preisler and I. Hernandez‐Magallanes

Wildfire risk estimation in the Mediterranean area pp. 384-396

Haiganoush K. Preisler, A. A. Ager, H. K. Preisler, B. Arca, D. Spano and M. Salis

County‐level analysis of the impact of temperature and population increases on California wildfire data pp. 397-405

Haiganoush K. Preisler, M. Baltar, J. E. Keeley and F. P. Schoenberg

Lightning‐caused forest fire risk in Northwestern Ontario, Canada, is increasing and associated with anomalies in fire weather pp. 406-416

Haiganoush K. Preisler, Douglas G. Woolford, C.B. Dean, David L. Martell, Jiguo Cao and B.M. Wotton

Visualization tools for assessing the Markov property: sojourn times in the forest Fire Weather Index in Ontario pp. 417-430

Haiganoush K. Preisler, Alisha Albert‐Green, W. John Braun, David L. Martell and Douglas G. Woolford

Dionysus: a stochastic fire growth scenario generator pp. 431-442

Haiganoush K. Preisler, Lengyi Han and W. John Braun

An exploratory data analysis of the temperature fluctuations in a spreading fire pp. 443-453

Haiganoush K. Preisler, David R. Brillinger and Mark A. Finney

Scenarios for future wildfire risk in California: links between changing demography, land use, climate, and wildfire pp. 454-471

Haiganoush K. Preisler, Benjamin P. Bryant and Anthony L. Westerling

Burning issues: statistical analyses of global fire data to inform assessments of environmental change pp. 472-481

Haiganoush K. Preisler, M. A. Krawchuk and M. A. Moritz

Volume 25, issue 5, 2014

Using covariates to model dependence in nonstationary, high‐frequency meteorological processes pp. 293-305

Andrew Poppick and Michael L. Stein

Spatial sampling on streams: principles for inference on aquatic networks pp. 306-323

Nicholas A. Som, Pascal Monestiez, Jay M. Ver Hoef, Dale L. Zimmerman and Erin E. Peterson

A Bayesian hierarchical model for forecasting intermountain snow dynamics pp. 324-340

James B. Odei, Jürgen Symanzik and Mevin B. Hooten

Spatiotemporal modeling of odds of disease pp. 341-350

Mahmoud Torabi

Probability weighted indices for improved ecosystem report card scoring pp. 351-360

David R. Fox

The log‐power‐normal distribution is the exponentiated lognormal distribution pp. 361-362

S. Nadarajah, E. Afuecheta and S. Chan

Volume 25, issue 4, 2014

Issue Information pp. i-iii

Petra Kuhnert

Physical‐statistical modelling pp. 201-202

Petra Kuhnert and Petra Kuhnert

A statistical overview and perspectives on data assimilation for marine biogeochemical models pp. 203-213

Petra Kuhnert, Michael Dowd, Emlyn Jones and John Parslow

Assimilating catchment processes with monitoring data to estimate sediment loads to the Great Barrier Reef pp. 214-229

Petra Kuhnert, D.E. Pagendam, P.M. Kuhnert, W.B. Leeds, C.K. Wikle, R. Bartley and E.E. Peterson

Physically motivated scale interaction parameterization in reduced rank quadratic nonlinear dynamic spatio‐temporal models pp. 230-244

Petra Kuhnert, D.W. Gladish and C.K. Wikle

Resolving the Antarctic contribution to sea‐level rise: a hierarchical modelling framework pp. 245-264

Petra Kuhnert, Andrew Zammit‐Mangion, Jonathan Rougier, Jonathan Bamber and Nana Schön

Rethinking soil carbon modelling: a stochastic approach to quantify uncertainties pp. 265-278

Petra Kuhnert, D. Clifford, D. Pagendam, J. Baldock, N. Cressie, R. Farquharson, M. Farrell, L. Macdonald and L. Murray

Assessing exceedance of ozone standards: a space‐time downscaler for fourth highest ozone concentrations pp. 279-291

Petra Kuhnert, V.J. Berrocal, A.E. Gelfand and D.M. Holland

Volume 25, issue 3, 2014

Assessing the dependency between the magnitudes of earthquakes and the magnitudes of their aftershocks pp. 143-151

Kevin Nichols and Frederic Paik Schoenberg

Probabilistic forecasts of solar irradiance using stochastic differential equations pp. 152-164

E. B. Iversen, J. M. Morales, J. K. Møller and H. Madsen

Association of pollution with quantiles and expectations of the hospitalization rate of elderly people by respiratory diseases in the city of São Paulo, Brazil pp. 165-171

A. P. Alencar and B. R. Santos

Non‐stationary conditional extremes of northern North Sea storm characteristics pp. 172-188

P. Jonathan, K. Ewans and D. Randell

A hidden renewal model for monitoring aquatic systems biosensors pp. 189-199

R. Azaïs, R. Coudret and G. Durrieu

Volume 25, issue 2, 2014

Covariate‐based cepstral parameterizations for time‐varying spatial error covariances pp. 69-83

D.W. Gladish, C.K. Wikle and S.H. Holan

Space‐time areal mixture model: relabeling algorithm and model selection issues pp. 84-96

M. M. Hossain, A. B. Lawson, B. Cai, J. Choi, John Liu and R. S. Kirby

Defining a new parameter for regression models with aggregated data in aquatic science pp. 97-106

Peter H. Dimberg

Small sample inference for gamma parameters: one‐sample and two‐sample problems pp. 107-126

K. Krishnamoorthy and Luis León‐Novelo

A stabilized and versatile spatial prediction method for geostatistical models pp. 127-141

Chun‐Shu Chen, Hong‐Ding Yang and Yang Li