Session I: Measuring animal movements and drivers for FAST disease risk mapping
Recorded Session
Aim: to scrutinize how animal mobility drivers and network analysis can contribute to risk mapping for FAST diseases and how animal movement changes and related risks can be monitored and forecasted.
Main issues:
- What tools and methodologies can be used for investigating dynamics of animal mobility and understanding driving factors, including socio economic aspects for risk mapping?
- How and where the disruption in the production and the price variations affect the animal mobility with changes in movement patterns?
- How movement pattern changes can be regularly monitored and forecasted and when they influence the spread of animal diseases?
- How predictive are the movements of animals for FAST disease incursions and spread?
- What type of training methodologies and partnerships to improve skills and tools to collect and analyse risk information such as animal movements and market prices can be implemented for wider delivery and impact.
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Chair
Prof. James Wood
Round table moderators
Prof. James Wood
Dr. Bouda Ahmadi
Dr. Corissa Miller
Dr. Paolo Motta
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