Richard A. Davis
Department of Statistics

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Howard Levene Professor of Statistics
Department of Statistics
Columbia University
New York, NY 10027
212-851-2132
rdavis@stat.columbia.edu.

Education:

BA, Mathematics, June 1974, University of California, San Diego

Ph.D., Mathematics, June 1979, University of California, San Diego

Professional Experience:

2007 - present, Howard Levene Professor of Statistics, Columbia University

2006 - present, Professor Laureate, College of Natural Sciences, Colorado State University.

2003 - present, Co-director of PRogram for Interdisciplinary Mathematics, Ecology and Statistics (PRIMES), an NSF IGERT funded project at CSU.

1997 - 2005, Chair, Department of Statistics, Colorado State University.

1990 - present, Professor, Department of Statistics, Colorado State University.

1981 - 1990, Assistant/Associate Professor, Department of Statistics, Colorado State University.

1979 - 1981, Instructor in Applied Mathematics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Honors:

Alumni Faculty of the Year, 1986, Colorado State University, College of Natural Sciences.

Elected member: International Statistical Institute (1992).

Fellow: Institute of Mathematical Statistics (1995).

Koopmans Econometric Theory Prize (1997) (with William Dunsmuir).

Fellow: American Statistical Association (2002).

Special Appointments:

1995 April-May , Visiting Professor, Statistics, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology.

1995 Feb-April, Visiting Professor, Statistics, University of New South Wales, Sydney.

1989 May, Visiting Research Scholar, Statistics, University of Melbourne.

1987 - 1988, Visiting Associate Professor, Mathematics, U. of California, San Diego.

1984(Spring), Visiting Research Assistant Professor, Center for Stochastic Processes, U. North Carolina

Editorial positions:

Associate editor, Stochastic Processes and Their Applications, Jan `93 - Jan `96

Associate Editor, Annals of Applied Probability Jan `94 - Jan `00

Associate Editor, J. Statistical Planning and Inference Jan `95 - Jan `01

Statistics Editor, Proceedings of the American Mathematics Society Feb `00 - present

Associate Editor, Extremes Jan `07 - present

Associate Editor, Bernoulli Jan `07 - present

Contracts, Grants and Fellowships:

National Science Foundation, 1981-2006.

Environmental Protection Agency (STAR-Program), Applying Spatial and Temporal Models of Statistical Surveys to Aquatic Resources (Co-PIs: Davis and Urquhart), 2001-2005, Colorado State University, Statistics Department.

National Science Foundation IGERT Grant, Program for Interdisciplinary Mathematics, Ecology, and Statistics (PRIMES) (R. Davis, PI; D. Estep, T. Hobbs, R. Miranda, co-PIs) 2003-2008, Colorado State University.

2003 IBM Faculty Award

Selected Publications:

(1991) Time Series: Theory and Methods, 2nd edition (with P.J. Brockwell) Springer-Verlag, NY.

(1996) Gauss-Newton and M-Estimation for ARMA PRocesses with Infinite Variance, Stoch. Process Appl. 63 , 75-95.

(1996) Maximum likelihood estimation for MA(1) processes with a root on or near the unit circle (with W.T.M Dunsmuir). Econometric Theory 12 1-29.

(1998) The sample ACF of heavy-tailed stationary processes with applications to ARCH (with Thomas Mikosch). Annals of Statistics 26 522-536.

(2001) Least absolute deviation estimation for all-pass time series models (with F.J. Breidt and A. Trindade} Annals of Statistics 29 919-946.

(2001) A characterization of multivariate regular variation (with Bojan Basrak and Thomas Mikosch). (To appear in Annals of Applied Probability.)

(2002) Introduction to Time Series and Forecasting, 2nd edition (with P.J. Brockwell) Springer-Verlag, NY.

Davis, R.A., Lee, T., and Rodriguez-Yam, G. (2006). Structural Break Estimation for Nonstationary Time Series Models. J. American Statist. Assoc. 101, 229-239. pdf file

Andrews, Beth, Davis, R.A., and Breidt, F. Jay (2007). Rank Estimation for All-Pass Time Series Models. Annals of Statistics 35 . pdf file

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