1. Albany New York (1) G. P. Patil

2. Albany New York (2) G. P. Patil

3. Albany New York (3) G. P. Patil

4. Slides from Amy Glasmeier G. P. Patil

5. Biosurveillance Sensor Networks and Resultant Spatiotemporal Data for Crisis-Index Development and Early Warning Austin, March 2005 G. P. Patil Austin, March 2005

6. AWRA Best Paper Award G. P. Patil

7. K. Bruce Jones EPA Office of Research and Development U.S. EPA Science Advisory Board Regional Vulnerability Assessment Advisory Panel Meeting 26-27 October, 2004 K. Bruce Jones EPA Office of Research and Development U.S. EPA Science Advisory Board Regional Vulnerability Assessment Advisory Panel Meeting 26-27 October, 2004 ReVA Program within the EPA Office of Research and Development

8. Spatiotemporal Cluster Detection in ESSENCE Biosurveillance Systems Panelist: Howard Burkom National Security Technology Department, John Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory Washington Statistical Society Seminar Prof. G.P. Patil: Biosurveillance Geoinformatics of Hotspot Detection and Prioritization for Biosecurity Washington D.C. February 18, 2004

9. Cleveland Clinic G. P. Patil October 8, 2004 Cleveland

10. Composite Index Presentation G. P. Patil January 11, 2003

11. Conservation International G. P. Patil June 2003

12. DC G. P. Patil

13. EPA Presentation March 13,2003 G. P. Patil

14. Project Geoinformatic Surveillance NSF DGP Grant 307010 G. P. Patil, Penn State, PI EPA: Watershed Characterization and Prioritization PADOH: Disease Clusters and Prioritization TAPAC: CDC, EPA,NASA,NIH,USGS

15. LANDSCAPE PATTERN ANALYSIS FOR ASSESSING ECOSYSTEM CONDITION Glen D. Johnson New York State Department of Health and University at Albany, School of Public Health, Ganapati P. Patil Center for Statistical Ecology and Environmental Statistics Department of Statistics The Pennsylvania State University

16. Surveillance GeoInformatics Hotspot Detection, Prioritization, and Early Warning G. P. Patil December 2004 – January 2005

17. Geographic Surveillance Decision Support System G. P. Patil December 2002 University Park, PA

18. Geoinformatics Seminar G. P. Patil March 2003

19. George Mason University Colloquium G. P. Patil April 30, 2004

20. Spatial-Temporal Surveillance for Infectious Disease: Where are we and where can we go? Glen D. Johnson, PhD,MS, MA Zoonoses Program Bureau of Communicable Disease Control New York State Department of Health and The State University of New York University at Albany School of Public Health Department of Environmental Health and Toxicology

21. GeoInformatics of Hotspot Detection and Prioritization for Emerging Infectious Disease Research, Surveillance, and Early Warning Hawaii, March 2005 GeoInformatics of Hotspot Detection and Prioritization for Emerging Infectious Disease Research, Surveillance, and Early Warning G. P. Patil Hawaii, March 2005

22. The Huck Institute for Life Sciences G. P. Patil February 24, 2003

23. G. P. Patil December 2004 – January 2005 G. P. Patil December 2004 – January 2005 Regional Vulnerability Assessment Issues and Approaches

24. Surveillance GeoInformatics Hotspot Detection, Prioritization, and Early Warning G. P. Patil December 2004 – January 2005

25. Multi-criterion Ranking and Poset Prioritization G. P. Patil December 2004 – January 2005

26. Multiscale Advanced Raster Map System MARMAP SYSTEM Design and Development PARTNERSHIP G. P. Patil December 2004 – January 2005

27. Spatially Constrained Clustering and Upper Level Set Scan Hotspot Detection in Surveillance GeoInformatics G.P.Patil, Penn State University G.P.Patil, Penn State University Reza Modarres, George Washington University Reza Modarres, George Washington University Pushkar Patankar, Penn State University Pushkar Patankar, Penn State University Yun Cai, Penn State University Yun Cai, Penn State University W.L. Myers, Penn State University W.L. Myers, Penn State University

28. INSIGHTS ON INDICATORS & DISCOURSE ON DIVERSITY Diversity Measurement and Comparison G. P. Patil In cooperation with W. L. Myers

29. Gini and Lorenz in Statistical Ecology and Environmental Statistics G. P. Patil Center for Statistical Ecology and Environmental Statistics Penn State University University Park, PA 16802 USA

30. Invasive Species: An Important Stressor in the Mid-Atlantic Area

31. Early Detection of Disease Outbreaks with Applications in New York City Martin Kulldorff University of Connecticut Farzad Mostashari and James Miller New York City Department of Health

32. Las Vegas G. P. Patil

33. Comparative Patterns of Habitat Richness and Rarity for Pennsylvania Vertebrates Wayne L. Myers Penn State University

34. NASA HQ G. P. Patil

35. NCI Presentation October 16, 2002 G. P. Patil

36. NIEHS G. P. Patil

37. National Institute of Standards and Technology Information Technology Laboratory Statistical Engineering Division G. P. Patil October 28, 2004 Gaithersburg MD

38. NJ DHSS CES SEER G. P. Patil January 17, 2003

39. NSF Presentation October 15, 2002 G. P. Patil

40. New York City G. P. Patil

41. New York City and Other G. P. Patil

42. National Institute of Statistical Sciences Workshop on Statistics and Counterterrorism G. P. Patil November 20, 2004 New York University

44. Parma, Italy (1) Hotspot GeoInformatics I: Geospatial and spatiotemporal hotspot detection, using PULSE permutational upper level set scan G. P. Patil March 2006

45. Seattle JSM Session G. P. Patil August 6, 2006