COMMITTEE FOR
CONFERENCES ON STOCHASTIC PROCESSES AND THEIR APPLICATIONS
The
Committee for Conferences on
Stochastic Processes (CCSP) is a
subject area committee of the Bernoulli
Society for Mathematical
Statistics and Probability,
under Article 5.2 of its statutes. The
objective of CCSP is the advancement of the theory and application
of stochastic processes. It will organize international
meetings on
this
subject, and generally play a role in the activities of the
International
Statistical Institute, that is consistent with this task. The CCSP will
conduct
its affairs in accordance with the spirit of the
statutes of the Bernoulli Society, while retaining autonomy and
flexibility, in order to ensure continuity of ideas and goals.
CURRENT
COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Jean Bertoin
(France)
Mu-Fa Chen (China)
Rick Durrett (USA)
Raya Feldman (USA)
Pablo Ferrari (Brazil)
Hans Föllmer (Germany)
Tadahisa Funaki (Japan)
Dmitry Ioffe (Israel)
Jean Jacod : Ex-officio as Bernoulli Society President (France)
Claudio Landim (Brazil),
J.-F. Le Gall (France),
James Norris (UK),
Victor Perez Abreu (Mexico),
Ed Perkins (Canada),
Marta Sanz-Solé:
Chair (Spain),
Richard Sowers (USA),
Alain-Sol Sznitman (Switzerland),
Vladimir Vatutin (Russia),
Ruth Williams: Past Chair (USA).
PAST AND FUTURE
CONFERENCES ON STOCHASTIC PROCESSES AND THEIR
APPLICATIONS (SPA)
- 35th. 2011 Oaxaca, Mexico, June 19-25, 2011
- 34th. 2010 Osaka, Japan,
September 6-10, 2010
- 33rd. 2009
Berlin, Germany, July 27-31, 2009
- ........ 2008 No meeting (
World Congress, Singapore, July 14-19, 2008)
- 32nd. 2007
Champaign-Urbana, Illinois USA, August 5-11, 2007
- 31st. 2006 Paris, France,
July 17-21, 2006
- 30th. 2005
Santa Barbara, California, USA
- ........ 2004 No meeting (6th World Congress,
Barcelona, July 26-31. 2004)
- 29th. 2003 Angra dos Reis, Brazil
- 28th. 2002 Melbourne, Australia
- 27th. 2001 Cambridge, England
- ........ 2000 No meeting (5th World Congress in
Guanajuato)
- 26th. 1999 Beijing, China
- 25th. 1998 Corvallis, Oregon, USA
- 24th. 1997 Viña del Mar, Chile
- ........ 1996 No meeting (4th World Congress in
Vienna)
- 23rd. 1995 Singapore
- ........ 1994 No meeting (3rd World Congress in
Chapel
Hill)
- 22nd. 1993 Amsterdam, The Netherlands
- 21st. 1992 York, Canada
- 20th. 1991 Nahariya, Israel
- 19th. 1990 Eisenach, Germany
- 18th. 1989 Madison, USA
- 17th. 1988 Rome, Italy
- 16th. 1987 Stanford, USA
- 15th. 1985 Nagoya, Japan
- 14th. 1984 Gothenburg, Sweden
- 13th. 1983 Cornell, USA
- 12th. 1982 Clermont-Ferrand, France
- 11th. 1981 (December) India
- 10th. 1981 Montreal, Canada
- ........ 1980 No meeting
- 9th. 1979 Evanston, USA
- 8th. 1978 Canberra, Australia
- 7th. 1977 Enschede, The Netherlands
- 6th. 1976 Israel
- 5th. 1975 College Park, Maryland
- 4th. 1974 York, Canada
- 3rd. 1973 Sheffield, UK
- 2nd. 1972 Louvain or Leuven, Belgium
- 1st. 1971 Rochester, NY, US
GUIDELINES
FOR ORGANISERS OF SPAs
The CCSP takes responsibility for general oversight of the SPAs, by
interacting with SPAs’ organisers. The CCSP in cooperation with the
local organisers,
will make sure that there is broad representation on the Scientific
Programme Committee and in the speakers, that local facilities are
appropriate and that
registration fees are reasonable.
Each SPA will have at least two committees: an Organising Committee and
a Scientific Programme Committee. Members of these committees are
appointed
by the organisers, in consultation with CCSP.
The scientific programme of a SPA will typically consists of:
• Plenary lectures (about 20, including the named
ones)
• Doob lecture (selected by SPA organizers, sponsored
by the Illinois J. of Mathematics)
• Lévy lecture (selected by SPA organizers,
sponsored by Elsevier)
• IMS-Medallion lectures (up to two, selected and
sponsored
by IMS)
• Itô Prize lecture (by the Itô Prize
winner, sponsored by Elsevier, each second year)
• Invited sessions (about three lectures each)
• Contributed sessions
• Poster sessions