Claudia Neves

Claudia Neves is a researcher specializing in Extreme Value Theory and its applications to environmental and climate statistics. Her work focuses on modeling extreme events, such as rainfall patterns, storm severity, and electricity demand peaks, to assess risks and trends in complex systems.

Research Interests include:

• Extreme Value Analysis
• Climate Risk Modeling
• Spatial and Temporal Dependence in Extreme Events
• Nonstationary Environmental Processes
• Statistical Inference for Risk Assessment

Key Contributions involve methodological advancements in extreme value theory and interdisciplinary applications in hydrology, energy systems, and climate science. Her publications highlight collaborations with institutions and researchers across diverse domains.

Current Affiliation is inferred from co-authorship networks and ORCID, though specific institutional details are not explicitly stated in the provided texts.