Wavelet-Based Bayesian Hierarchical Modeling with Regularized Horseshoe Priors for Spatially Correlated Functional Data
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Environmental monitoring networks increasingly record pollutant levels as curves observed over time at fixed stations. Yet, exposure and risk assessment often require predicting these curves, with their uncertainty, at unmonitored locations. Conventional smooth-basis methods for such spatially correlated functional data, including spline-based kriging, tend to over-smooth acute, high-frequency episodes such as pollution peaks. We propose a parsimonious wavelet-based Bayesian hierarchical model that anchors a single, shared Matérn correlation matrix at each resolution level, avoiding the parameter inflation of coefficient-specific spatial processes. Adaptive sparsity is enforced through a spatially informed regularized horseshoe prior, allowing the model to borrow strength across neighboring locations. At the same time, a non-centered parameterization ensures stable inference under the No-U-Turn Sampler. In simulation studies across distinct signal-to-noise regimes, incorporating spatial dependence substantially stabilizes reconstruction under severe noise relative to strictly independent models. Applied to PM$_{10}$ concentrations from Mexico City and benchmarked against ordinary kriging for functional data and a hierarchical Bayesian wavelet alternative, the model captures acute pollution events and, beyond improving point prediction, delivers sharper and better-calibrated credible intervals at unobserved locations.