Conference: The 25th Silver Anniversary Meeting of The International Environmetrics Society (TIES) Nov.21-25,2015,United Arab Emirates(UAE) University,Al Ain,United Arab Emirates
Conference: The 25th Silver Anniversary Meeting of The International Environmetrics Society (TIES) Nov.21-25,2015,United Arab Emirates(UAE) University,Al Ain,United Arab Emirates
批准号:
1550435
负责人:
Yulia Gel
金额:
$1.2万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2015
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2015-09-01 至 2016-02-29
中文摘要
1550435 Gel国际环境计量学会(TIES)第25届银牌周年纪念会议将于2015年11月21-25日在阿拉伯联合酋长国艾因市的阿联酋大学举行,旨在为来自统计学、环境工程、计算机科学、生态学、水文学、社会科学、地理学和其他环境学科的专家提供一个交叉思想交流和增强凝聚力的开放跨学科论坛。该提案的目的是请求支持美国研究生、初级研究人员和在定量环境科学领域工作的未被充分代表的少数族裔参加国际环境计量学会(TIES)第25届年会。数字技术和信息存储的猖獗增长彻底改变了收集的信息的数量、速度和种类,导致了所谓的“大数据”范式。反过来,这又极大地改变了环境科学家感知和分析可用信息的方式,并引发了几乎所有地方对大数据现象日益增长的兴趣,从智能和可持续城市到可再生能源,再到健康和商业分析。然而,大数据不仅仅是管理海量数据,它更多的是开发开创性的方法,以连接各种知识领域并融合来自非传统来源的信息。事实上,在关于大数据的研讨会上,讨论较少的是从这些海量信息中涌现出的新的突破性跨学科联系。例如,Facebook、自然灾害意识和生态食物网之间的共同点是:谁应该为提高住房保险率负责:过时的建筑标准、城市基础设施或气候变化,以及在海量多平台、多规模和多源数据时代可以从短期和长期角度做些什么。越来越多的这样的例子出现,远远超出任何单一学科或研究实践的范围,并以新的迷人能力连接跨领域。必须从不同的角度同时处理这些问题,从现代统计科学到对地球系统及其对环境工程和公共政策的物理和人类影响的纯理论和应用研究。TIES2015会议将突出现代环境研究的跨学科层面,并将促进更好地了解气候变化对生态系统、经济、政策和整个社会的影响。
英文摘要
1550435GelThe 25th Silver Anniversary Meeting of The International Environmetrics Society (TIES) to be held between November 21 -- 25, 2015 at the United Arab Emirates (UAE) University, Al Ain, United Arab Emirates, aims to provide an open interdisciplinary forum for cross-fertilization of ideas and enhancing cohesion between experts from statistics, environmental engineering, computer science, ecology, hydrology, social sciences, geography, and other environmental disciplines. The objective of the proposal is to request support for US graduate students, junior researchers and under-represented minorities working in the field of quantitative environmental sciences to participate at the 25th Annual Meeting of The International Environmetrics Society (TIES). The rampant growth of digital technologies and information storage have revolutionized the volume, velocity and variety of collected information, leading to the so-called "Big Data" paradigm. In turn, this alters the way in which environmental scientists sense and analyze the available information dramatically, and ignites an ever-increasing interest in the Big Data phenomenon virtually everywhere, from smart and sustainable cities to renewable energy to health and business analytics. However, Big Data is not only about managing massive data volumes, it is much more on developing pioneering ways to connect various knowledge domains and fuse information from non-traditional sources. Indeed, what is substantially less discussed at the workshops on Big Data is the whelm of new ground-breaking interdisciplinary links that emerge from these massive information volumes. For example, what is common between Facebook, natural disaster awareness and ecological foodwebs' Who is responsible for increasing house insurance rates: outdated building standards, city infrastructure or climate change, and what can be done in the short and long-term perspectives' In the era of massive multi-platform, multi-scale and multi-source data, there appear increasingly more such examples that fall well beyond the scope of any single discipline or field of research practice and that connect across domains with new fascinating capabilities. Such problems must be addressed simultaneously from different perspectives, ranging from modern statistical sciences to pure and applied studies of Earth systems and their exposure to physical and human influences to environmental engineering and public policy. TIES2015 conference will highlight an interdisciplinary dimension of modern environmental research and will facilitate a better understanding of implications of climate change on ecosystems, economics, policy and our society as a whole.
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负责人:Yulia Gel
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依托单位:
海外基金