Probability and Statistics

Committee Web Site
http://www.isse.ucar.edu/ams/ams_ps.html

Probability and statistics play an important role in all observational sciences, especially in atmospheric science. Whether an atmospheric scientist is concerned with designing an experiment, evaluating an experiment, or analyzing, modeling, or forecasting climate, assessing the impact of environmental events, statistically or dynamically predicting weather, or characterizing its extremes, probability and statistics are an integral and inescapable aspect of his or her profession. Therefore the Society should ensure that 1. there is encouragement for support of research in the theory and application of statistical and probabilistic methods applied to atmospheric problems, 2. its membership remains cognizant of the trends and advances in modern probabilistic and statistical methodology and concepts, 3. the use of probabilistic and statistical methods in atmospheric science continues to meet the highest standards, and 4. public information concerning the probabilistic and statistical interpretation of atmospheric data and predictions is accurate and sufficient. The Committee on Probability and Statistics shall assist the Society in pursuing these objectives by encouraging the interchange of ideas through symposia, conferences, and publications; by interacting with other subject matter committees and encouraging joint conferences and symposia; by responding to requests for advice or consultation by the Council, commissions, boards, or other committees of the Society; or by making recommendations to the Scientific and Technological Activities Commission on its own initiative for other actions that the Society should take in pursuit of these goals. In addition, the committee is responsible to nominate deserving individuals for AMS Awards and Fellows.

Marina M. Timofeyeva-LivezeyChairNOAA NWS, OCWWS
Marina.Timofeyeva@noaa.govterm expires 2012
1325 Eastwest Hwy,
SSMC2, room 13370
Silver Spring, MD 20910
Terms Expiring 2011
James B. ElsnerMemberFlorida State University
jelsner@garnet.fsu.eduDept of Geography
Tallahassee, FL 32306-2190
Claudia TebaldiMemberUniversity of British Columbia
c.tebaldi@stat.ubc.caDepartment of Statistics
333-6356 Agricultural Road
Vancouver, Canada
Terms Expiring 2012
William M. BriggsMemberWeill Medical College of Cornell University
mattstat@gmail.comDivision of General Internal Medicine
525 East 68th St., Box #46
New York, NY 10021
Barbara G. BrownMemberNCAR
bgb@ucar.eduResearch Applications Laboratory
P.O. Box 3000
Boulder, CO 80307-3000
Thomas M. HamillMemberNOAA/ESRL
tom.hamill@noaa.govPhysical Sciences Division
325 Broadway
R/PSD 1
Boulder, CO 80305-3328
Terms Expiring 2013
David R. BrightMemberUS Dept. of Energy
dbright@orst.eduPower and Operations Planning
905 NE 11th Avenue
PGPW-5
Portland, OR 97229
Simon J. MasonMemberInternational Research Inst. for Clim. and Society
simon@iri.columbia.edu61 Route 9W, P. O. Box 1000
Monell Building,
Palisades, NY 10964
Adam H. MonahanMemberSchool of Earth and Ocean Sciences
monahana@uvic.caUniversity of Victoria
PO Box 3055 STN CSC
Victoria BC V8W 3V6
CANADA
Richard W. KatzEx Officio ChairNCAR
rwk@ucar.eduterm expires 2011Institute for Study of Society and Environment
P.O. Box 3000
Boulder, CO 80307
Terms Expiring 2011
Elise V. SchultzStudent MemberUniversity of Alabama in Huntsville
elise.v.johnson@gmail.com320 Sparkman Drive
Huntsville, AL 35805

  

 


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