The life story of this book has been long and rather involved. It started with general conversations about the ubiquitous nature of the questions ‘What is changing and by how much?’ within environmental sciences, moved on to discussions about how some of the newer, potentially more powerful and almost certainly more realistic statistical approaches to answering such questions had not yet been translated over to the applied sciences communities and then ultimately reached the ‘Wouldn’t a book be a good idea?’ stage. Many of those initial conversations were held around meetings organised by the Environmental Statistics section of the Royal Statistical Society. Momentum was maintained subsequently through a series of training courses for environmental science PhD students, loosely titled ‘Quantifying the environment’ and sponsored by the Natural Environment Research Council. As always, having formulated our grand and ambitious plans, the task of actually putting them into practice took much longer than we either hoped or expected. So, now that we have finally reached our objective, we owe a huge debt of thanks to all the staff at Wiley for their patience over more years than we care to admit.
Páginas : 388
Peso : 5mb.
Formato : PDF.
Edición : 1 edition
Año de Publicación :2011
ISBN : 978-0470015438
Editorial : Wiley
Autor: Richard Chandler, Marian Scott
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