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Current Position: Senior Lecturer and Admissions Tutor at Department of Mathematics and Statistics, Faculty of Environment, Science and Economy, University of Exeter. Previous Positions: Research Fellow at College of Engineering, Mathematics and Physical Sciences, University of Exeter.
Tim’s research focuses on applying mathematical and statistical techniques to climate-related questions. His current work is on data assimilation in the terrestrial carbon cycle; cointegration (time series analysis); land-atmosphere interactions diagnosed from satellite observations; feedbacks in the climate system; and Maximum Entropy ...
Tim JUPP | Senior Lecturer | PhD | University of Exeter, Exeter | UoE | College of Engineering, Mathematics and Physical Sciences | Research profile. About. 36. Publications. 4,993. Reads....
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Tim’s research focuses on applying mathematical and statistical techniques to climate-related questions. His current work is on data assimilation in the terrestrial carbon cycle; cointegration (time series analysis); land-atmosphere interactions diagnosed from satellite observations; feedbacks in the climate system; and Maximum Entropy ...
Publications: Jupp T.E., Lowe R., Coelho C.A.S., Stephenson D.B. (2012), On the visualization, verification and calibration of ternary probabilistic forecasts, Phil. Trans. Roy. Soc.A, 370, pp. 1100-1120.Download the published manuscript or click here for a preprint copy. The computer code described in this paper is downloadable as the package "ternvis" for the free statistical software R.
