Current Students

Alisha Albert-Green

Survival Times of Human and Lightning-Caused Fires.

Harlan Campbell and Hua Zheng

Assessment and Modeling of Canadian Fire Management Resource Demand.

Caroll Co

Survival Analysis using an Accelerated Hazards Model.

Cindy Feng

Hotspot Identification in Disease Mapping.

Elizabeth Juarez

Design considerations for recurrent events studies.

Darby Thompson

Mixture Models in Multi-Phase Survival Analysis.

Victoria Wan

Smoke plume estimation from satellite images.

Laurie Ainsworth (PhD, 2007)

Laurie Ainsworth's PhD thesis develops methods for spatial analysis when the data contain more zeros than can be accommodated by traditional models.

Michael Chui (MSc, 2003)

What factors affect operative mortality and long-term survival in heart surgery?

Stephan Getzin (PDF, 2005)

Spatial Patterns and Competition of Tree Species in a Chronosequence of Douglas Fir Forest on Vancouver Island.

Khairun Jivani (MSc, 2006)

Evaluation of a Daily Oral Hygiene Education Initiative for Elderly Long-term Care Residents at Langara Residential Care Facility.

Suman Jiwani (MSc, 2005)

Suman Jiwan's MSc research considers changepoint models for survival analysis with application to coronary artery bypass data from the BC Cardiac Registry.

Soyean Kim (MSc, 2009)

Imputation based on local likelihood density estimation for interval censored survival data with application to tree mortality in British Columbia.

Terry Lee (PDF, 2009)

Joint Modeling of Tree Growth and Tree Mortality & Evaluating Cancer Mortality Projection Methods.

Farouk Nathoo (PhD, 2005)

Farouk Nathoo's PhD thesis considers mixture models for spatio-temporal multi-state processes.

Jason Nielsen (MSc, 2001)

Jason Nielsen's PhD thesis considers clustered mixed nonhomogeneous Poisson process spline models for the analysis of recurrent event panel data.

Katayoon Riyazi (MSc, 2006)

Measuring Health Literacy among Newcomer Parents in the Greater Vancouver Area: Impact on Children's Access to and Utilization of Health Services

Giovani Silva (PDF, 2005)

Giovani Silva's PDF research develops methods for the hierarchical Bayesian spatiotemporal analysis of revascularization odds using smoothing splines.

Doug Woolford (PDF, 2009)

Quantifying seasonality trends and investigating climate change signals in forest fire ignitions and area burned.

Li Xing (MSc, 2007)

Hierarchical Segmented Regression Models with Application to Wood Density Analysis