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Research interests in Statistics	Wavelets and its applications (with Hee-Seok Oh and Francois Meyer). Extreme value theory: Dan Cooley, Richard Davis., Reinhard Furrer Armelle Guillou Rick Katz, Paul Poncet (GDF), Pierre Ribereau (Montpellier University), Uli Schneider, Extending the Kalman filter to non-gaussian processses (with Marc Genton. ). Doug Nychka). Statistical analysis of spatial fields uisng distributions of distributions (with Alain Chedin and Mathieu Vrac). Modelling skewness in multivariate spatial data (with Denis Allard)
Case studies in atmospheric sciences and geophysics	Statistical Analysis of Lichen diameters with Vincent Jomelli and Dan Cooley (Downscaling of extremes) and Statistical downscaling with Didier Paillard . Breakpoint detection in stratospheric ozone time series (with Philippe Keckhut and Alain Hauchecorne). Impact of volcanic eruptions on climate (with Caspar Ammann). Extreme climatic events (with Rick Katz and Marc Parlange ) Statistical analysis of clouds (with Mitch Moncrieff). Multi-resolution analysis of lidar data with Philippe Drobinski.
Students and Post-docs	Dan Cooley (former PhD Student) Cedric Flecher (PhD co-advisor) Bedja Mfoihaya (PhD co-advisor) Alexander You (PhD co-advisor) Pierre Ribereau (former Postdoc) Christian Scholzel (Postdoc) Mathieu Vrac (Postdoc)
Service	Associate editor for the Journal of Climate Associate editor for Water Resources Research
Teaching statistics	Aug 2002-Dec 2004 Colorado University Boulder, Colorado USA Extreme Value Theory (graduate) Calculus 3 for Engineers Statistical Methods 1995-1998 Colorado State University Fort Collins, Colorado USA Instructor for "General Statistics", (Spring 1998). Instructor for "Introduction to Statistical methods", (Spring 1997, Summer 1996). Instructor for "Statistics for Business Students", (Summer 1997). Teaching assistant for "General Statistics", (Fall 1995, Spring 1996).
http://amath.colorado.edu/faculty/naveau/ naveau@colorado.edu