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Preface | |
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Introduction | |
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Tomorrow is too Late! | |
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Environmental Statistics | |
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Some Examples | |
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'Getting it all together' | |
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'In time and space' | |
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'Keep it simple' | |
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'How much can we take?' | |
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'Over the top' | |
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Fundamentals | |
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Bibliography | |
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Extremal Stresses: Extremes, Outliers, Robustness | |
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Ordering and Extremes: Applications, models, inference | |
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Ordering the Sample | |
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Order statistics | |
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Order-based Inference | |
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Extremes and Extremal Processes | |
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Practical study and empirical models; generalized extreme-value distributions | |
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Peaks over Thresholds and the Generalized Pareto Distribution | |
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Outliers and Robustness | |
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What is an Outlier? | |
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Outlier Aims and Objectives | |
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Outlier-Generating Models | |
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Discordancy and models for outlier generation | |
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Tests of discordancy for specific distributions | |
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Multiple Outliers: Masking and Swamping | |
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Accommodation: Outlier-Robust Methods | |
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A Possible New Approach to Outliers | |
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Multivariate Outliers | |
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Detecting Multivariate Outliers | |
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Principles | |
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Informal methods | |
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Tests of Discordancy | |
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Accommodation | |
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Outliers in linear models | |
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Robustness in General | |
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Collecting environmental data: Sampling and monitoring | |
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Finite-Population Sampling | |
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A Probabilistic Sampling Scheme | |
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Simple Random Sampling | |
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Estimating the mean, X | |
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Estimating the variance, S[superscript 2] | |
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Choice of sample size, n | |
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Estimating the population total, X[subscript T] | |
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Estimating a proportion, P | |
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Ratios and Ratio Estimators | |
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The estimation of a ratio | |
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Ratio estimator of a population total or mean | |
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Stratified (simple) Random Sampling | |
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Comparing the simple random sample mean and the stratified sample mean | |
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Choice of sample sizes | |
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Comparison of proportional allocation and optimum allocation | |
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Optimum allocation for estimating proportions | |
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Developments of Survey Sampling | |
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Inaccessible and Sensitive Data | |
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Encountered Data | |
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Length-Biased or Size-Biased Sampling and Weighted Distributions | |
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Weighted distribution methods | |
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Composite Sampling | |
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Attribute Sampling | |
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Continuous variables | |
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Estimating mean and variance | |
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Ranked-Set Sampling | |
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The ranked-set sample mean | |
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Optimal estimation | |
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Ranked-set sampling for normal and exponential distributions | |
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Imperfect ordering | |
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Sampling in the Wild | |
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Quadrat Sampling | |
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Recapture Sampling | |
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The Petersen and Chapman estimators | |
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Capture-recapture methods in open populations | |
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Transect Sampling | |
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The simplest case: strip transects | |
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Using a detectability function | |
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Estimating f(y) | |
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Modifications of approach | |
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Point transects or variable circular plots | |
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Adaptive Sampling | |
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Simple models for adaptive sampling | |
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Examining environmental effects: Stimulus--response relationships | |
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Relationship: regression-type models and methods | |
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Linear Models | |
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The linear model | |
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The extended linear model | |
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The normal linear model | |
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Transformations | |
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Looking at the data | |
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Simple transformations | |
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General transformations | |
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The Generalized Linear Model | |
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Special Relationship Models, Including Quantal Response and Repeated Measures | |
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Toxicology Concerns | |
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Quantal Response | |
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Bioassay | |
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Repeated Measures | |
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Standards and Regulations | |
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Environmental Standards | |
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Introduction | |
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The Statistically Verifiable Ideal Standard | |
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Other sampling methods | |
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Guard Point Standards | |
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Standards Along the Cause-Effect Chain | |
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A many-dimensional environment: Spatial and temporal processes | |
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Time-Series Methods | |
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Space and Time Effects | |
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Time Series | |
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Basic Issues | |
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Descriptive Methods | |
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Estimating or eliminating trend | |
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Periodicities | |
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Stationary time series | |
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Time-Domain Models and Methods | |
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Frequency-Domain Models and Methods | |
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Properties of the spectral representation | |
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Outliers in time series | |
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Point Processes | |
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The Poisson process | |
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Other point processes | |
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Spatial Methods for Environmental Processes | |
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Spatial Point Process Models and Methods | |
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The General Spatial Process | |
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Predication, interpolation and kriging | |
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Estimation of the variogram | |
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Other forms of kriging | |
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More about Standards Over Space and Time | |
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Relationship | |
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More about Spatial Models | |
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Types of spatial model | |
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Harmonic analysis of spatial processes | |
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Spatial Sampling and Spatial Design | |
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Spatial sampling | |
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Spatial design | |
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Spatial-Temporal Models and Methods | |
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References | |
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Index | |