Keynote speakers

The International Environmetrics Society (TIES) was founded at a meeting of participants of the 1989 Conference on Environmetrics held in Cairo, Egypt. Two distinguished keynote speakers, statistician John Stewart Hunter and limnologist Richard A. Vollenweider, set the interdisciplinary tone of the conferences from the beginning. Currently, two regular lectures are arranged for the conference each year.

• J. Stuart Hunter Lecture
  This annual lecture was established in 1996 by The International Environmetrics Society in honor of J. Stuart Hunter, who is now Professor Emeritus at the School of Engineering and Applied Science, Princeton University.
  

  Jef Teugels, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven
  Change point analysis of extreme values (Goedele Dierckx & Jef L. Teugels)
  

• President's Invited Lecture
  The President's Invited Lecture was introduced in 2001.
  

  Peter Guttorp, University of Washington
  The role of statisticians in international science policy (Peter Guttorp)