William Hsieh

whsieh@eos.ubc.ca

http://www.ocgy.ubc.ca/~william/index.html

William Hsieh obtained from the University of British Columbia his B. S. degree in combined honours mathematics and physics (1976), an M. S. in physics (1978), and a Ph. D. degree in oceanography and physics (1981). He did postdoctoral work at Cambridge University and at the University of New South Wales, before returning to the University of British Columbia, where he is now Professor Emeritus at the Department of Earth and Ocean Sciences and at the Department of Physics and Astronomy. He is best known for his pioneering work in developing and applying machine learning methods in environmental sciences. He has over 90 refereed

publications covering areas of climate variability and prediction, neural network modeling, atmospheric science, oceanography, hydrology and agricultural science. His graduate-level book Machine Learning Methods in the Environmental Sciences (2009) was published by Cambridge University Press. He was awarded the CMOS President's Prize in 1999 and was elected CMOS Fellow in 2010.

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