Wiley-TIES Best Paper Award
This award was established in 2014, in conjunction with Professor W. Piegorsch - the Editor-in-Chief of Environmetrics. All regular submissions to the journal accepted in 2018 were considered for the award.
The winning paper:
- Presents a novel theory or methodology for a relevant and current environmental application;
- Is well written with large potential for impact; and
- Provides a significant contribution to environmetric research.
The International Environmetrics Society (TIES) is a non-profit organization, founded in 1989 with the purpose of promoting the development and use of quantitative models and methods in solving environmental problems by scientists such as statisticians, mathematicians, engineers and computer scientists.
| Year | Winner | Title of Paper |
|---|---|---|
| 2019 | Philip A. White, C. Shane Reese, William F. Christensen, Summer Rupper | A model for Antarctic surface mass balance and ice core site selection |
| 2018 | Joshua Hewitt, Jennifer A. Hoeting, James M. Done and Erin Towler | Remote effects spatial process models for modeling teleconnections |
| 2017 | K. Gallacher, C. Miller, E. M. Scott, R. Willows, L. Pope, J. Douglass | Flow-directed PCA for monitoring networks |
| 2016 | Patrick L. McDermott, Christopher K. Wikle | A model-based approach for analog spatio-temporal dynamic forecasting |
| 2015 | Jo M. Kaczmarska, Valerie S. Isham, and Paul Northrop | Local generalised method of moments: an application to point process-based rainfall models |
| 2014 | M.J. Heaton, M. Katzfuss, C. Berrett, and D.W. Nychka | Constructing valid spatial processes on the sphere using kernel convolutions |
The list of winners on Wiley Webpage is available here
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