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Mark S. Handcock

Distinguished Professor of Statistics

University of California, Los Angeles

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the College

Institute of the Environment and Sustainability (ioes)

Statistics and Data Science

Mark S. Handcock is currently serving as an Institute Of The Environment And Sustainability (Ioes) Distinguished Professor of Statistics at University of California, Los Angeles.

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Mark S. Handcock

University of California, Los Angeles

Distinguished Professor of Statistics

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statistics epidemiology applied statistics statistical methodology sampling earth science social sciences cryosphere sea ice network analysis oceanography social network analysis survey methodology climate change statistical inference cold region science random graphs parameter estimation statistical science bayesian analysis climatic change earth system science social science research bibliometrics bayesian inference network models virus epidemiology estimation statistic network theory infectious disease modelling respondent-driven sampling data respondent-driven sampling statistical analysis sea-level change density estimation bayesian statistics annual cycle cancer care vascular surgery surgical oncology gastrointestinal surgery thoracic surgery scientific data scientific computing statistical software geophysical research sociological research general surgery veterinary surgery pancreatic surgery upper gastrointestinal surgery surgical care short-term variability climate variability vulnerable populations contact network climate modelling educational disadvantage spatial demography physical oceanography arctic structure climate system ice-structure interaction snowball sampling degree distributions consecutive tumors maximum likelihood estimation maximum pseudo-likelihood statistical spatial-temporal modeling meteorological fields antarctic sea ice twentieth century regime shift local dependence random graph models network size

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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A Twenty-First Century Structural Change in Antarctica’s Sea Ice System. Communications Earth & Environment (2025)

Marilyn N. RaphaelThomas J. MaierhoferRyan L. FogtWilliam R. HobbsMark S. Handcock

earth system sciencesea level riseclimatologyclimate dynamicsglobal changeclimatic changecold region sciencesea icegeographyenvironmental sciencearctic structureclimate systemice-structure interactionearth sciencecryosphereclimate changesea-level changesea ice system

A Twenty-First Century Structural Change in Antarctica's Sea Ice System: Data and Code Repository. (2025)

quaternary sciencesea level risegeochronologyclimate dynamicsocean sciencescontinental shelf researchcold region scienceoceanographytectonicsgeographymarine geologymarine micropaleontologycryospheregeodynamicsearth sciencegeology

Statistical Modelling of Networked Evolutionary Public Goods Games. Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series A (Statistics in Society) (2025)

global networksnon-cooperative game theorystatisticsgame theorynetwork scienceevolutionary game theorycomputational economicssocial simulationeconomic behavioreconomic modelling

A Bayesian Model for 20Th Century Antarctic Sea Ice Extent Reconstruction. Earth and Space Science (2024)

T. J. MaierhoferM. N. RaphaelR. L. FogtM. S. Handcock

bayesian inferenceearth system sciencesea level risebayesian modelclimate dynamicsclimatic changebayesian statisticsbayesian networksea iceenvironmental sciencegeoscientific model developmentbayesian analysisdata scienceearth sciencecryosphereclimate changesea-level changeclimate models

Causal Inference Over Stochastic Networks. Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series A (Statistics in Society) (2024)

Duncan A ClarkMark S Handcock

causal inferencestatistics

Enhancing Spatially-Disaggregated Simulations With Large Language Models. (2024)

Ilya ZaslavskyJiaxi LeiRishi GrahamMark S. HandcockEliah Aronoff-Spencer

language modelsspatially-disaggregated simulationslarge language models

20Th Century Antarctic Sea Ice Extent Anomaly Reconstruction by Sector. (2023)

sea level risetectonicsclimate dynamicsocean sciencescontinental shelf researchoceanographycold region sciencegeophysicsgeochronologygeographymarine geologymarine micropaleontologycryospheregeodynamicsearth scienceocean modelling

A Practical Revealed Preference Model for Separating Preferences and Availability Effects in Marriage Formation. Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series A (Statistics in Society) (2023)

Shuchi GoyalMark S HandcockHeide M JacksonMichael S RendallFiona C Yeung

political sciencemarriage formationstatistical theoryavailability effectssocial scienceschoice modelsstatistics

Comparative Assessment of Alternative Methods for Evaluating the Optimality of Ground Motion Intensity Measures Using Woodframe Buildings. Soil Dynamics and Earthquake Engineering (2023)

Laxman DahalHenry BurtonMark S. Handcock

ground motionsalternative methodscomparative assessmentearthquake engineeringcivil engineeringwoodframe buildings

Exposure Notification System Activity as a Leading Indicator for Sars-Cov-2 Caseload Forecasting. PLoS ONE (2023)

Eliah Aronoff-SpencerSepideh MazroueeRishi GrahamMark S. HandcockKevin NguyenCamille NebekerMohsen MalekinejadChristopher A. Longhurst

public healthsars-cov-2communication securityepidemiologyinformation securitywarning systemcrime forecastingvirus epidemiologydata securityinfectious diseasesforecastingleading indicator

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Mark S. Handcock

Distinguished Professor of Statistics

University of California, Los Angeles

Affiliations

the College

Institute of the Environment and Sustainability (ioes)

Statistics and Data Science

Mark S. Handcock is currently serving as an Institute Of The Environment And Sustainability (Ioes) Distinguished Professor of Statistics at University of California, Los Angeles.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Mark S. Handcock

University of California, Los Angeles

Distinguished Professor of Statistics

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Twenty-First Century Structural Change in Antarctica’s Sea Ice System. Communications Earth & Environment (2025)

Marilyn N. RaphaelThomas J. MaierhoferRyan L. FogtWilliam R. HobbsMark S. Handcock

A Twenty-First Century Structural Change in Antarctica's Sea Ice System: Data and Code Repository. (2025)

Statistical Modelling of Networked Evolutionary Public Goods Games. Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series A (Statistics in Society) (2025)

global networksnon-cooperative game theorystatisticsgame theorynetwork scienceevolutionary game theorycomputational economicssocial simulationeconomic behavioreconomic modelling

A Bayesian Model for 20Th Century Antarctic Sea Ice Extent Reconstruction. Earth and Space Science (2024)

T. J. MaierhoferM. N. RaphaelR. L. FogtM. S. Handcock

Causal Inference Over Stochastic Networks. Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series A (Statistics in Society) (2024)

Duncan A ClarkMark S Handcock

causal inferencestatistics

Enhancing Spatially-Disaggregated Simulations With Large Language Models. (2024)

Ilya ZaslavskyJiaxi LeiRishi GrahamMark S. HandcockEliah Aronoff-Spencer

language modelsspatially-disaggregated simulationslarge language models

20Th Century Antarctic Sea Ice Extent Anomaly Reconstruction by Sector. (2023)

A Practical Revealed Preference Model for Separating Preferences and Availability Effects in Marriage Formation. Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series A (Statistics in Society) (2023)

Shuchi GoyalMark S HandcockHeide M JacksonMichael S RendallFiona C Yeung

political sciencemarriage formationstatistical theoryavailability effectssocial scienceschoice modelsstatistics

Comparative Assessment of Alternative Methods for Evaluating the Optimality of Ground Motion Intensity Measures Using Woodframe Buildings. Soil Dynamics and Earthquake Engineering (2023)

Laxman DahalHenry BurtonMark S. Handcock

ground motionsalternative methodscomparative assessmentearthquake engineeringcivil engineeringwoodframe buildings

Exposure Notification System Activity as a Leading Indicator for Sars-Cov-2 Caseload Forecasting. PLoS ONE (2023)

Eliah Aronoff-SpencerSepideh MazroueeRishi GrahamMark S. HandcockKevin NguyenCamille NebekerMohsen MalekinejadChristopher A. Longhurst

public healthsars-cov-2communication securityepidemiologyinformation securitywarning systemcrime forecastingvirus epidemiologydata securityinfectious diseasesforecastingleading indicator

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