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The 15th International Meeting on Statistical Climatology (IMSC) was held in Toulouse from 24 to 28 June 2024.
These meetings, which have been held roughly every three years since 1979, are organized by independent statisticians, climatologists and atmospheric scientists. They
facilitate communication between the climate and statistics communities and promote good statistical practice in climate and atmospheric science.
Contributions were welcome on the following sessions (detailed on the sessions page).
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Climate records: dataset creation, homogenization, gridding and uncertainty quantification, including observationally constrained analyzed and reanalysed productsy |
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Meeting the challenge of analyzing very large datasets |
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Space-time statistical methods for modelling and analyzing climate variability |
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Weather/climate forecasting, predictability and forecast evaluation |
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Statistics for climate models, ensemble design, uncertainty quantification, model tuning |
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Statistical and machine learning in climate science |
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Long-term detection and attribution and emergent constraints on future climate projections |
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Attribution and analysis of single weather events |
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Extreme value analysis methods and theory for climate applications |
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Changes in extremes including temperature, hydrologic, and multi-variate compound events |
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From global change to regional impacts, downscaling and bias correction |
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Impact attribution: from source to suffering |
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