Oral Programme

Tuesday, 04 July 2017 09:00-17:00 Registration Room 09:30-10:30 Workshop 1 Workshop 2 An introduction to geostatistical analysis of spatio- Interpolation of spatial and spatio-temporal data temporal data with R Organiser: Dr. Benedikt Graeler's, Institute of Organizers: Denis Allard, BioSP, INRA; Liliane Bel, Hydrology, Ruhr University Bochum, Germany AgroParisTech; Edith Gabriel, Université d'Avignon; Thomas Opitz, BioSP, INRA; Eric Parent, AgroParisTech 10:30-11:00 Refreshments | Room: 11:00-12:00 Workshop 1 (continued) Workshop 2 (continued) An introduction to geostatistical analysis of spatio- Interpolation of spatial and spatio-temporal data temporal data with R 12:00-13:00 Lunch | Room: 13:00-14:00 Workshop 1 (continued) Workshop 2 (continued) An introduction to geostatistical analysis of spatio- Interpolation of spatial and spatio-temporal data temporal data with R 14:00-14:30 Refreshments | Room: 14:30-15:30 Workshop 1 (continued) Workshop 2 (continued) An introduction to geostatistical analysis of spatio- Interpolation of spatial and spatio-temporal data temporal data with R 15:30 End of Day 1

Wednesday, 05 July 2017 08:00-17:45 Registration | Room: Room 08:30-09:10 [PLN01] One Health:Spatial at the border of human and veterinary health Andrew Lawson, Medical University of South Carol, USA Session chair: Alfred Stein| Room: Room 09:15-10:15 Session A1 Space-time Session B1 Health Session C1 Predictive modelling Session chair Dionissios T. Hristopulos Andrew Lawson Matthias Eckardt 09:15-09:30 OA01 Bayesian Model-Based OB01 Disease mapping and OC01 Alternative optimization Space-Time Joint Interpolation of visualization using data from approached for Space filling Temperature and Rainfall Fields spatio-temporally referenced designs applied to the for Ecoregion Climatic prevalence surveys hydrosenses database Characterization in Italy Emanuele Giorgi, , of boreholes in the Eastern Cape Gianluca Mastrantonio, Giovanna Robert Snow, Abdisalan Noor , Karoo Jona Lasinio, Alessio Pollice, Carlo , United Christien Thiart, Linda Haines, Blasi, Polytechnic of Turin, Italy Kingdom Divan Stroebel, Maarten de Wit, University of Cape town and AEON- ESSRI, South Africa 09:30-09:45 OA02 Spatial dynamic bayesian OB02 Semiparametric Single Index OC02 The importance of spatial network to model deforestation in Multi Change Points Model with cross-validation in large-scale the Brazilian Legal Amazon an Application of Environmental disease suitability models: An Alexsandro Silva, Leila Fonseca, Health Study on Mortality and application to avian influenza Thales Körting, National Institute Temperature Jean Artois, Madhur Dhingra, for Space Research, Brazil Inyoung Kim Timothy Robinson, Catherine Linard , Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium 09:45-10:00 OA03 Spatio-temporal analysis of OB03 Directed Acyclic Graph OC21 A forest fire alerts with temporal Autoregressive Models for Spatial sparse linear algebra algorithm for sets of INLA-SPDESpatio-temporal Disease Mapping fast computation of spatial analysis of forest fire alerts with Abhirup Datta, Johns Hopkins prediction variances temporal sets of INLA-SPDE University, The United States of Andrew Zammit Mangion, Pablo Juan Verdoy, Pau Aragó America Jonathan Rougier, University of Galindo, Jorge Mateu, Carlos Diaz- Wollongong, Australia Avalos , University Jaume I, Spain 10:00-10:15 OA04 Statistical analysis in spatial- OB04 Bayesian inference for OC04 Statistical inference in the temporal scale of animal’s spatial transmission of visceral RIO model – the detrending step trajectories: A bayesian approach leishmaniasis revisited Sonia Lombardi, Stefano Focardi, Lloyd Chapman, Rajib Chowdhury, Angelika Schmid, Harry Haupt, Giovanni Maria Marchetti, CNR- ISC Caryn Bern, Graham Medley , Svenia Behm, University of Passau, (The Institute for the Complex University of Warwick, United Germany Systems), Italy Kingdom 10:15-10:45 Refreshments | Room: 10:45-11:45 Session A2 Space-time Session B2 Health Session C2 Predictive modelling Session chair Marius Gilbert Samir Bhatt Nick Hamm 10:45-11:00 OA05 Geostatistical models and OB05 Investigating the association OC05 Bayesian spatial monotonic new computational aspects for between indoor radon multiple regression space-time predictions* concentrations and some potential Christian Rohrbeck, Deborah Claudia Cappello, Sandra De Iaco, influencing factors through a Costain, Arnoldo Frigessi, Lancaster Donato Posa, Monica Palma , profile regression approach University, United Kingdom University of Salento, Italy Lara Fontanella, Luigi Ippoliti, Eugenia Nissi, Sergio Palermi , University of Chieti-Pescara , Italy 11:00-11:15 OA06 Bayesian spatio-temporal OB06 A study on the effects of OC06 Spatial Estimation: modeling of anchovy lifetime exposure to PM2.5 in a Dependence, Copulas, and abundancethrough the SPDE Memphis pediatric asthma cohort Secondary Information – Using Approach using spatiotemporal models Groundwater Quality Parameters Marcos Prates, Zaida Cornejo, Tonny Oyana, Pradeep Podila, in Baden-Württemberg Universidade Federal de Minas George Relyea, University of Claus Haslauer, Sebastian Gnann, Gerais, Brazil Tennessee Health Science Center, Theresia Heißerer, András Bárdossy The United States of America , University of Tübingen, Germany 11:15-11:30 OA07 Hierarchical modeling of OB07 A Multivariate Dynamic OC07 Regional risk adjustment – A epidermal nerve fiber patterns Spatial Factor Model for Speciated new approach to deal with MAUP Claes Andersson, Tuomas Rajala, Pollutants and Adverse Birth and heavy-tail distributed claims Aila Saerkkae, Chalmers University Outcomes data of Technology and University of Kimberly Kaufeld, The United Danny Wende, Ines Weinhold Gothenburg, Sweden States of America 11:30-11:45 OA08 Bayesian Inference for High OB08 Incorporating spatial genetic OC08 Predicting small scale Dimensional Dynamic Spatio- ancestry information from control presence of a vegetation type Temporal Models repositories to enhance genetic using distribution modelling Sofia Maria Karadimitriou, Kostas studies Linda Aune-Lundberg, Anders Bryn, Triantafyllopoulos, Timothy Klea Panayidou, Zheng Tracey Ke, Norwegian Institute of Bioeconomy Heaton, , Alex Bloemendal, Danfeng Chen , Research, Norway United Kingdom Carnegie Mellon University, The United States of America 11:45-12:45 Lunch | Room: 12:45-13:45 Poster Session 1 | Room: 13:45-14:25 [PLN02]TBC, Samir Bhatt Session chair: Pete Atkinson 14:30-15:30 Session A3 Space-time Session B3 GeoHealth Session C3 Stochastic Geometry Session chair Eustasius Musenge Michael Chipeta Thordis Thorarinsdottir 14:30-14:45 OA09 Exploratory analysis of OB09 From Asia to the rest of the OC09 Feature-based tessellation measured and simulated fine- world: 10 years of highly model for an agricultural resolution spatio-temporal pathogenic avian influenza H5Nx landscape datasets generated from the spatial models Katarzyna Adamczyk-Chauvat, Kiên North Wyke Farm Platform Marius Gilbert, Spatial Kiêu, French National Institute for Stelian Curceac, Peter Atkinson, epidemiology Lab (SpELL), Agricultural Research (INRA), Alice Milne, Lianhai Wu , Université Libre de Bruxelles, France Rothamsted Research, United Belgium Kingdom 14:45-15:00 OA10 Multiple-point simulation of OB10 Spatio-temporal Point OC10 Models for colloidal particle sub-pixel topography on low- Pattern Analysis of the aggregation in three dimensions resolution digital elevation model Transmission of Dengue virus from Henrike Haebel, Mats Rudemo, Aila guided by high-resolution satellite Mosquitoes to Humans Saerkkae, Matias Nordin , Chalmers imagery Luigi Sedda, João Trindade University of Technology and Luiz Gustavo Rasera, Gregoire Marques, Eric Roberto Guimarães University of Gothenburg, Sweden Mariethoz, Stuart N. Lane, Rocha Aguiar, Ana Paula Pessoa University of Lausanne, Switzerland Vilela 15:00-15:15 OA11 ARH(1) functional prediction OB11 Towards the modelling and OC11 Non-model based from temporally correlated, mapping of questing ticks using bandwidth selection for kernel spatially supported functional random forest estimators of point process data Irene Garcia-Martí, Raul Zurita- intensity functions Javier Álvarez-Liébana, M. Dolores Milla, Arno Swart, Cees C. van den Ottmar Cronie, Marie Colette van Ruiz Medina, University of Wijngaard , University of Twente, Lieshout, Umea University, Granada, Spain The Netherlands Sweden 15:15-15:30 OA12 Developing environmental OB12 Assessing the coverage of OC12 Describing heterogeneity in data processing methods to demographic surveillance systems spatial data spatialize exposure indicators for in sub-Saharan Africa for Christine Kraamwinkel, Inger three polycyclic aromatic characterising the drivers of Fabris-Rotelli, Alfred Stein, hydrocarbon substances childhood mortality University of Pretoria, South Africa Despoina Ioannidou, Laure Chigozie Utazi, Sujit Sahu, Peter Malherbe, Nicolas Saby, Maxime Atkinson, Chris Lloyd, University of Beauchamp , INERIS, France Southampton, United Kingdom 15:30-16:00 Refreshments | Room: 16:00-17:00 Session A4 Space-time Session B4 GeoHealth Session C4 Econometrics Session chair Christien Thiart Luigi Sedda Robert Haining 16:00-16:15 OA13 The accumulated OB13 How different landscape OC13 Spatial modeling of data persistence function, a new features impact the transmission with positional errors functional summary statistic for dynamics of a wild plant pathogen Emanuele Taufer, Diego Giuliani, topological data analysis, with a Elina Numminen, Anna-Liisa Laine Maria Michela Dickson, Giuseppe view to brain artery trees and Espa spatial point process applications Christophe A.N. Biscio, Jesper Møller, Aalborg University, Denmark 16:15-16:30 OA14 Hierarchical copula OB14 OC14 Road crash density regression models for areal data Introducing Biospytial: An Open estimation for risk mapping Donald Musgrove, John Hughes, Source graph-based computing Mike Pereira, Nicolas Desassis, Lynn Eberly, Medtronic, The United framework for managing and Estimages, France States of America modeling spatial ecological data Juan Escamilla Molgora, Peter Atkinson, Luigi Sedda, Lancaster University, United Kingdom 16:30-16:45 OA15 Detecting and modeling OB15 Tree spatial patterns of OC15 Compositional multivariate multi-scale space-time structures Fagus sylvatica expansion over 37 conditionally autoregressive of wildfire occurrences years (CMCAR) model with spatial cross- Edith Gabriel, Thomas Opitz, David Janik, Kamil Král, Dušan correlation for discrete space Florent Bonneu, Avignon Adam, Libor Hort Takahiro Yoshida, Morito Tsutsumi, University, France Universtiy of Tsukuba, Japan 16:45-17:00 OA16 Spatio-temporal analysis OB16 A dynamic space-time model based on multifractal complexity for particulate matter air pollution measures Nicholas Hamm Application to seismic data Francisco J. Esquivel, Francisco J. Alonso, José M. Angulo, University of Granada, Spain 17:05-17:45 [PLN03] Thordis Thorarinsdottir Session chair: Alfred Stein 17:45 End of day 2

Thursday, 06 July 2017 08:00-17:45 Registration | Room: Room 08:30-09:10 [PLN04] Large and non-stationary spatial fields: Quantifying uncertainty in the pattern scaling of climate models , Doug Nychka, NCAR UCAR, USA Session chair: Alfred Stein Room 09:15-10:15 Session A5 Space-time Session B5 Global Change Session C5 Ecological Statistics Session chair Victor Benes Doug Nychka Daniel Griffith 09:15-09:30 OA17 A point process model for OB17 Improving Ice Sheet Model OC17 A novel index to evaluate DPT pulses Calibration Using Paleoclimate and data quality for species Inger Fabris-Rotelli, Alfred Stein, Modern Data distribution models University of Pretoria, South Africa Won Chang, Murali Haran, Patrick Applegate, David Pollard 09:30-09:45 OA18 Parametric covariance OB18 Spatiotemporal prediction of OC18 Modeling and estimation of estimation in ensemble-based global vegetation using satelitte planar segment processes with a data-assimilation data to understand the impact of biological application Jacob Skauvold, Jo Eidsvik, NTNU, climate change Viktor Benes, Jakub Vecera, Norway Stijn Decubber, Christina Benjamin Eltzner, Milan Pultar , Papagiannopoulou, Willem Charles University, Faculty of Waegeman, Diego Miralles , Ghent Mathematics and Physics, The University, Belgium Czech Republic 09:45-10:00 OA19 Point patterns in space and OB19 Interpolation of daily mean OC19 Wildfire analysis through space-time: Linear models and air temperature data via spatial new methodology on point change of support and non-spatial copulas processes with covariates Jorge Mateu University Jaume I of Fakhereh Alidoost, Alfred Stein, María Isabel Borrajo, Wenceslao Castellon, Spain ITC, University of Twente, The González-Manteiga, María Dolores Netherlands Martínez Miranda, University of Santiago de Compostela, Spain 10:00-10:15 OA20 Downscaling satellite soil OB20 Bayesian integration of flux OC20 Spatial prediction of soil moisture product using remotely tower data into process-based organic carbon content over sensed derived ancillary simulator for quantifying temperate croplands using information uncertainty in simulated output multisources and multiscale Yan Jin, Yong Ge, Jianghao Wang, Rahul Raj, Nicholas A.S. Hamm, measurements by hierarchical Gerard B.M. Heuvelink , University Christiaan van der Tol, Alfred Stein modelling of Chinese Academy of Sciences, , University of Twente, The Liliane BEL, Mounia Zaouche, China Netherlands Emmanuelle Vaudour, Jessica Tressou , AgroParisTech, France 10:15-10:45 Refreshments | Room: 10:45-11:45 Session A6 Space-time Session B6 Geostatistics Session C6 Spatial Data Quality Session chair Sandra De Iaco Pierre Goovaerts Eddy Herrera 10:45-11:00 OA21 Spatio–temporal point OB21 A bayesian framework for OC21 Multivariate soil mapping patterns analysis of geolocated estimating moment magnitude using structural equation tweets to characterise urban and its uncertainty from modelling dynamics macroseismic intensity measures Marcos Angelini, Gerard B.M. Fernando Santa, Roberto Emily Kawabata, Ian Main, Mark Heuvelink, Bas Kempen, Soil Henriques, Joaquin Torres, Edzer Naylor, Richard Chandler , Institute - National Institute of Pebesma , Universidade Nova de University of Edinburgh, United Agriculture Technology, Argentina Lisboa, Portugal Kingdom 11:00-11:15 OA22 Locally Adaptive Spatial OB21 Effective probability OC22 A mixture model extension Smoothing with Shrinkage Prior distributions for spatially of the log Gaussian Cox process Markov Random Fields dependent processes Anders Hildeman, David Bolin, James Faulkner, Vladimir Minin, DIONISSIOS HRISTOPULOS, Jonas Wallin, Janine Illian University of Washington, The Anastasia Baxevani, Technical United States of America University of Crete, Greece 11:15-11:30 OA23 Paving the future for real OB23 Bayesian Sequential OC23 A spatial statstical time large scale spatial data Simulation with flexible framework for magnetic analytics: Fast computation of the parameterization of aggregation resonance fingerprinting dense spatial matrix weights using multi-grid path Selma Metzner, Gerd Wübbeler, Eustasius Musenge, Gideon Raphaël Nussbaumer, Gregoire Clemens Elster, Physikalische Nimako, University of the Mariethoz, Erwan Gloaguen, Klaus Technische Bundesanstalt, Witwatersrand, South Africa Holliger , University of Lausanne, Germany Switzerland 11:30-11:45 OA24 A first-order ratio-based OB24 Beyond the Gaussian: OC24 Analyzing Spatial Weights nonparametric separability test modeling spatial data with Lévy Matrix Specification Error for spatio-temporal point indicator convolutions Daniel Griffith University of Texas processes. Application to the Thomas Opitz BioSP, INRA, at Dallas, The United States of analysis of wildfires Avignon, France America Isabel Fuentes Santos, Wenceslao González-Manteiga, Jorge Mateu, Spanish National Reseach Council, Spain 11:45-12:45 Lunch | Room: 12:45-13:45 Poster Session 2 | Room: 13:45-14:25 [PLN05] TBC, Denis Allard, INRA, Avignon, France Session chair: Pete Atkinson 14:30-15:30 Session A7 Space-time Session B7 Geostatistics Session C7 New Data Sources Session chair Rasmus Waagepetersen Andrew Zammit Mangion Benedikt Graeler 14:30-14:45 OA25 Modeling autocorrelated OB25 The drinking water crisis in OC25 Large and non-stationary data under preferential sampling Flint, Michigan: Modeling the spatial fields: Quantifying Andreia Monteiro, Raquel space-time distribution of water uncertainty in the pattern scaling Menezes, Maria Eduarda Silva, lead levels using geostatistics and of climate models University of Minho, Portugal multiple data layers Douglas Nychka Pierre Goovaerts, BioMedware, Inc, The United States of America 14:45-15:00 OA26 Spatio-Temporal Modeling OB26 Combining gauge and radar OC26 Using pattern-statistics- on Spheres data for interpolation of based distances of geophysical Yang Li, Zhengyuan Zhu, University precipitation through spatio- images to reduce geological of Minnesota Duluth, The United temporal vine copulas scenario uncertainty in States of America Benedikt Gräler, Ruhr University hydrogeological modeling Bochum, Germany Guillaume Pirot, Emanuel Huber, James Irving, Niklas Linde, University of Lausanne, Switzerland 15:00-15:15 OA27 Inference for complex Cox OB27 Identification of hotspots of OC27 Eye movements as a source process models, with different rat abundance in a Brazilian slum of spatio-temporal data: A point types of inhomogeneity and community using indirect process modelling approach aggregation abundance metrics Anna-Kaisa Ylitalo, Antti Penttinen, Tomas Mrkvicka, Jiri Dvorak, Jesper Poppy Miller, Kate Hacker, University of Jyväskylä, Finland Møller, Samuel Soubeyrand Amander Minter, Mike Beagon , Yale University, The United States of America 15:15-15:30 OA28 Mark variograms and other OB28 Predictive land-value OC28 Statistical classification of mark-based second-order modelling using a geostatistical multivariate conditionally characteristics in the statistics of approach and Space Syntax in autoregressive Gaussian random spatio-temporal point processes Guatemala City field observations Francisco Javier Rodríguez Cortés, Andrés Morales, University of Lina Dreižienė, Kęstutis Dučinskas, Jorge Mateu, Dietrich Stoyan, Twente, The Netherlands Vilnius University, Lithuania University Jaume I, Spain 15:30-16:00 Refreshments | Room: 16:00-17:00 Session A8 Space-time Session B8 Geostatistics Session C8 Image Analysis Session chair Jorge Mateu Denis Allard Edith Gabriel 16:00-16:15 OA29 The use of spatial OB29 Constant Path in Sequential OC29 Functional approaches for information in entropy measures Gaussian Simulation: sparse spatiotemporal satellite Linda Altieri, Daniela Cocchi, Giulia Consequences and Benefits data Roli, University of Bologna, Italy Raphaël Nussbaumer, Gregoire Claire Miller, M. Scott, Ruth Mariethoz, Erwan Gloaguen, Klaus O'Donnell, Mengyi Gong , Holliger, University of Lausanne, University of Glasgow, United Switzerland Kingdom 16:15-16:30 OA30 Local modelling of spatial OB30 Marginal logistic regression OC30 Alternative Smoothing rainfall patterns and their for spatial-clustered binary data Procedures of Satellite Images dynamics Manuela Cattelan, Cristiano Varin, Unai Pérez Goya, Ana F. Militino, Lionel Benoit, Gregoire Mariethoz, University of Padua, Italy María Dolores Ugarte, Public Denis Allard, University of University of Navarre, Spain Lausanne, Switzerland 16:30-16:45 OA31 Appraisal of spatial and OB31 Spatio-temporal covariance OC31 Enhanced classification of temporal behavior in monsoon models as solutions of stochastic multi-temporal satellite images for precipitation series of Punjab- partial differential equations change detection Pakistan using state-space Ricardo Carrizo V., Nicolas Desassis, Mathieu Gravey, Gregoire dynamic linear model Denis Allard, MINES ParisTech, PSL Mariethoz, University of Lausanne, Maqsood Ahmad, Sohail Chand, Research University, France Switzerland University of the Punjab, Pakistan 16:45-17:00 OA32 Stochastic Local Interaction OB32 A Fast Fourier Transform OC32 Anisotropic multi-fractional Models: A Review and New approach for pixel-based Multi- Brownian fields and their Developments Point Statistics application to cloud segmentation DIONISSIOS HRISTOPULOS Mathieu Gravey, Gregoire in satellite images Technical University of Crete, Mariethoz, Institude of Earth Thi Lan Huong Vu, Frederic Richard, Greece Surface Dynamics (IDYST), Aix Marseille University, France University of Lausanne, Switzerland 17:05-17:45 [PLN06] Estimating function inference for spatial point processes Rasmus Waagepetersen, Aalborg University, Denmark Session chair : Alfred Stein | Room: 18:30-22:00 Conference Gala dinner 22:00 End of day 3

Friday, 07 July 2017 08:00-17:45 Registration | Room: 08:30-09:10 [PLN07] Modelling Spatial Extreme Events Jonathan Tawn, Lancaster University, UK Session chair : Peter Atkinson | Room: 09:15-10:15 Session A9 Hazards Session chair : Liliane Bell | Room: 09:15-09:30 OA33 Bayesian inversion based on Gaussian mixture prior models with applications in reservoir characterisation Torstein Fjeldstad, Henning Omre, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway 09:30-09:45 OA34 Modified linear projection for large spatial data sets Toshihiro Hirano, NEC Data Science Research Laboratories, Japan 09:45-10:00 OA35 Estimation of a geoadditive model to derive the spatial covariance structure Christel Faes, Yannick Vandendijck, I-BIOSTAT, Belgium 10:00-10:15 OA36 Intrinsic random functions on the sphere Chunfeng Huang, Haimeng Zhang, Scott Robeson, Jacob Shields , Indiana University, The United States of America 10:15-10:45 Refreshments | Room: 10:45-11:45 Session A10 GeoHealth Session chair Emanuele Giorgi 10:45-11:00 OA37 Assessing the suitability of a North American companion animal poison control centre as a novel data source for surveillance (2005-2014) Alexandra Swirski, David Pearl, Olaf Berke, Terri O'Sullivan , University of Guelph, Canada 11:00-11:15 OA38 Multiscale statistical approach to understand Leopard (Panthera pardus) habitat suitability and connectivity in Kailash Sacred Landscape of Western Himalayas, India Mriganka Shekhar Sarkar, Arvind Pandey, Gajendra Singh, Shashank Lingwal , Uttarakhand Space Application Centre, India 11:15-11:30 OA39 Spatial clustering of visceral leishmaniasis cases over the course of an epidemic in Fulbaria, Bangladesh 2002-10: Estimating how transmission risk decreases with distance Tim Pollington, Lloyd Chapman, Caryn Bern, T Deirdre Hollingsworth , University of Warwick, United Kingdom 11:30-11:45 OA40 Characterizing Aflatoxin Risk Areas: Adjusting for Collinearity and Spatial Correlation Enki Yoo, Ruth Kerry, Ben Ingram, Brenda Ortiz , The State University of New York (SUNY), The United States of America 11:45-12:45 Lunch | Room: 12:45-13:25 [PLN08] TBC, Aila Särkkä, Chalmers University of Technology and University of Gothenburg, Sweden Session chair: Alfred Stein 13:30-15:00 Honorary session of Peter Diggle Session chair: TBC 13:30-13:40 HT01: TBC J. Barry, Lancaster University, UK 13:40-13:55 HT02 : Peter Diggle: a pragmatic vision of spatial statistics, and the right balance between science and humanity J. Mateu, Universitat Jaume I, Spain 13:55-14:05 HT03 : Covariate based covariance models P. Ribeiro, Federal university in Curitiba, Brazil 14:05-14:20 HT04 Standing on the shoulders of giants E. Giorgi, Lancaster University, UK 14:20-14:30 HT05 : Understanding longitudinal outcomes in people with cystic fibrosis - Peter Diggle and the stationary Gaussian process D. Taylor-Robinson, University of Liverpool , UK 14:30-15:10 [PLN09] TBC, Peter Diggle, Lancaster University, UK Session chair: Pete Atkinson 15:10-15:30 Closing Ceremony | Room: End of conference