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Spatio-temporal models with inlabru

Sara Martino
sara.martino@ntnu.no

Dept. of Mathematical Science, NTNU

Janine Illian
Janine.Illian@glasgow.ac.uk

University of Glasgow

Jafet Belmont
Jafet.Belmont@glasgow.ac.uk

University of Glasgow

Introductions

Sara Martino

Professor in Statistics

NTNU, Norway:

working on INLA development from the start, Rue Martino, Chopin (2009) spatial and spatio-temporal modelling with INLA and inlabru; applied context


Finn Lindgren

Professor in Statistics

LUSEM, Lund, Sweden:

main technical developer of inlabru

Jafet Belmont Osuna

lecturer in statistics

University of Glasgow, Scotland:

spatial and spatio-temporal modelling in ecology, citizen science, species distribution modelling


Janine Illian

Professor in Statistical Sciences

University of Glasgow, Scotland:

spatial and spatio-temporal modelling: focus on spatial point processes, strong inter-disciplinary focus, applications in ecology and beyond

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this course – aims and basic introduction

what is this course about?

  • introduction to the inlabru toolbox

  • the philosophy and concepts behind inlabru

  • the scope of inlabru – showcase

at the end of this course you will:

  • know basic and increasingly complex syntax structures that you can build on

  • have an idea of

    • what types of basic and increasingly complex models can be fitted with inlabru

    • where to start if you want to fit your own complex models in inlabru

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