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Physical and Engineering Sciences Section News for June 2019

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Brad Evans, SPES JSM Program Chair

    The Physical and Engineering Sciences Section (SPES) will sponsor three invited and two topic-contributed sessions at JSM in Denver. SPES is also co-sponsoring multiple invited, topic-contributed, poster, and speed sessions, as well as continuing education courses.

    Invited Sessions

    Combinatorial Testing: Using Covering Arrays to Maximize the Impact of Testing
    Organized by Michael Crotty with speakers Raghu Kacker, Dennis Lin, Ryan Lekivetz, and Caleb King

    Experimental Design Applications in the Pharmaceutical Industry
    Organized by Stan Altan with speakers Brad Evans, Jose Ramirez, Jyh-Ming Shoung, Yia Hu, and Stan Altan

    Statistics Impacting Challenges Within Academia, Industry, and Government
    Organized by Claire McKay Bowen with speakers Evercita Cuevas Eugenio, Suzanne Marie Neidhart, Lois Keller Smith, and Amanda Koepke

    Topic-Contributed Sessions

    Data Fusion: An Exploration of Practical Aspects
    Organized by Emily Casleton, Los Alamos National Laboratory

    Less Can Be More: Smart Sampling in Data and Engineering Sciences
    Organized by Xinwei Deng, Virginia Tech, and C. Devon Lin, Queen’s University

    Co-Sponsored Invited and Topic-Contributed Sessions

    Beyond the VAR: Advances in Spatial and Spatio-Temporal Modeling for Climate and Environmental Data,
    with Section on Statistics and the Environment and National Research Center for Statistics for the Environment

    Uncertainty Quantification in Various Applications,
    with ASA Advisory Committee on Climate Change Policy and Section on Statistics and the Environment

    Climate Networks and Extremes,
    with Section on Risk Analysis and Section on Statistics and the Environment

    Filtering Methods for Spatio-Temporal Big Data Applications,
    with Section on Statistics and the Environment and Section on Statistical Computing

    Quantitative Inference for the Global Carbon Cycle,
    with Section on Statistics and the Environment and WNAR

    Decision-Making in Tech Giants Through A/B Testing, Prediction, and Optimization,
    with Quality and Productivity Section and Section on Statistical Learning and Data Science

    Co-Sponsored Continuing Education Courses

    Big Data, Data Science, and Deep Learning for Statisticians,
    with ASA and Quality and Productivity Section
    Instructors: Ming Li, Amazon, and Hui Lin, Netlify

    Design and Analysis of Experiments That Incorporate Simulator Platforms,
    with ASA
    Instructors: Thomas Santner, The Ohio State University, and Brian J. Williams, Los Alamos National Laboratory

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