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spmodel Workshop - Spatial Statistics 2023: Climate and the Environment

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The spmodel R package can be used to fit, summarize, and predict for a variety of spatial statistical models for both point-referenced and areal spatial data. What distinguishes spmodel from many other R packages for modelling spatial data is (1) a syntactic structure similar to the syntactic structure of base R functions lm() and glm() that makes spmodel relatively easy to learn, (2) the breadth of options that give the user a high amount of control over the model being fit, and (3) compatibility with other modern R packages like broom and sf. By the end of this workshop, participants can expect to be able to use spmodel to fit spatial linear models for point-referenced and areal (lattice) data, make predictions for unobserved spatial locations, fit anisotropic models for point-referenced data, fit spatial models with additional non-spatial random effects, fit generalized linear models for spatial data, and use big data methods to analyze large spatial data sets.

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This presentation will provide individuals attending the 2023 Spatial Statistics Workshop in Boulder, CO the tools they need to get started using the spmodel R package for spatial statistical modeling and prediction.

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Dumelle, M., M. Higham, AND J. Ver Hoef. spmodel Workshop - Spatial Statistics 2023: Climate and the Environment. 2023 Spatial Statistics Conference, Boulder, CO, July 18 - 21, 2023.
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Last updated on August 02, 2023
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