| 12.30 | Anja Terlouw (LSTM/MLW) | Combining data from multiple spatially referenced prevalence surveys: geostatistical analysis of childhood malaria in Chikhwawa District, Malawi |
| 1.15 | Pete Gething (Oxford) | Spatiotemporal Geostatistics and the Malaria Atlas Project |
| 2.00 | Peter Diggle (L’pool/L’cr) | Statistical Modelling Approaches to Disease Mapping |
| 2.45 | Neil Lawrence (Sheffield) | Personalized Health with Gaussian Processes |
| 3.15 | TEA/COFFEE | |
| 3.45 | Aki Vehtari (Helsinki) | Disease Mapping with Gaussian Processes |
| 4.30 | Rachel Pullan (LSHTM) | Challenges of Mapping Neglected Tropical Diseases |
| | DINNER+PUB | |
| 08.30 | Simo Sarkka (Helsinki) | Efficient Computation for Latent Gaussian Spatio-temporal Models |
| 08.50 | Emanuele Giorgi (L’pool/L’cr) | Combining Data from Multiple Prevalence Surveys |
| 09.10 | Samir Bhatt (Oxford) | Using INLA to Examine Changing Patterns of Malaria Prevalence and Intervention Coverage |
| 09.30 | Nick Golding (Oxford) | Challenges and Opportunities of Large- scale Automated Disease Risk Mapping |
| 09.50 | Ben Taylor (Lancaster) | Methods and an R package for Bayesian Inference with log-Gaussian Cox Processes |
| 10.10 | James Hensman (Sheffield) | Stochastic variational inference in Gaussian Process models |
| 10.50 | TEA/COFFEE | |