Dr. Pierre Goovaerts
11487 Highland Hills Drive
Jerome, MI 49249
goovaerts at biomedware.com
Recent Announcements
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Short course at NITK (February 19-23, 2018)
Dr. Goovaerts will teach a one-week short course titled "Geostatistical
Analysis of Environmental Data" in the Dept. Applied Mechanics & Hydraulics NITK,
Surathkal this coming February.This
course will introduce a suite of geostatistical methods for the spatial
analysis of environmental data, including the computation and modeling of spatial
patterns, spatial interpolation using kriging techniques, cross-validation and
jackknife, probability mapping and stochastic simulation, geographically-weighted
regression, and space-time interpolation. Lectures will alternate with analysis
of environmental data using the BioMedware software SpaceStat. Please, see the attached brochure for more information. |
Posted Nov 27, 2017, 4:52 PM by Pierre Goovaerts
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Paper on mapping location of lead and galvanized service lines in Flint now published in STOTEN
Goovaerts, P. 2017 How geostatistics can help you find lead and galvanized
water service lines: The case of Flint, MI. Science
of the Total Environment, 599-600: 1552-1563. |
Posted May 19, 2017, 8:03 AM by Pierre Goovaerts
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Paper on sampling of water lead levels in Flint published in STOTEN
Goovaerts, P. 2017. Monitoring the aftermath
of Flint drinking water contamination crisis: Another case of sampling bias. Science of the Total Environment, 590-591: 139-153. |
Posted May 19, 2017, 7:55 AM by Pierre Goovaerts
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Short course announcement
Dr. Goovaerts will teach a short course on Geostatistical Analysis of Environmental Data at the National Institute of Technology Karnataka, Surtahkal (NITK, India) the week of December 05-09, 2016. Seats are still available!!Details are available in the attached brochure. |
Posted Oct 19, 2016, 7:22 AM by Pierre Goovaerts
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Manuscript on the Drinking water crisis in Flint accepted in STOTEN
One of the main findings is that significantly fewer
samples exceeded the action level of 15 ppb at State-controlled sampling sites relative
to voluntary or homeowner-driven sampling sites. In other words, based on the State-controlled sentinel sampling program the
situation has been steadily improving since the State started collecting
samples last February while the analysis of the other database,
which represents 80% of the total number of samples collected so far, indicates otherwise. |
Posted Sep 26, 2016, 1:48 AM by Pierre Goovaerts
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