Program Wednesday 11 November
09:00-10:30
SESSION 3 - Evaluation and impact assessment of surveillance systems
Chairs: TBC
09:00-09:40
- KN-S3 - What difference does surveillance make? Rethinking evaluation from performance to impact
Flavie Goutard (CIRAD, Vietnam)
Oral communications
09:40-10:00
- S3-O1 - Attributes and frameworks for surveillance evaluation in veterinary public health: a scoping review
Liliana MARTELLA (University of Bologna, Italy)
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10:00-10:20
- S3-O2 - Epidemiology and Surveillance of Rabies in Animals in Sa Kaeo Province, Thailand, 2016–2025
Bopit PUYATI (Buriram Provincial Livestock Office, Thailand) Download PDF
Short oral communications
10:20-10:25
- S3-SO1 - “Behind the feathers”: Evaluating Poultry Health Surveillance
Lara ROYO-HERNANDEZ (Royal Veterinary College, United Kingdom) Download PDF
10:25-10:30
- S3-SO2 - Optimal control for animal health surveillance and intervention strategies applied to ASF and HPAI
Alfredo ACOSTA (Friedrich Loeffler Institut, Germany) Download PDF
10:30-11:00
Morning tea/coffee - Posters
11:00-11:20
SESSION 3 - Evaluation and impact assessment of surveillance systems (continued)
Chairs: TBC
Short oral communication
11:00-11:05
- S3-SO3 - Quantitative evaluation of the sensitivity of a wildlife health surveillance network for the detection of highly pathogenic avian influenza H5N1 in Cambodia
Roland GUEDOU (CIRAD, France) Download PDF
Case story communication
11:05-11:20
- S3-CS1 - Strengths and gaps of animal disease surveillance systems in Asia and the Pacific: lessons from the application of FAO’s Surveillance Evaluation Tool (SET)
Gaël LAMIELLE (Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, Thailand) Download PDF
11:20-11:55
MID-CONFERENCE PANEL
Chairs: TBC
What have we learned so far?
- Invited panel participants
11:55-12:45
SESSION 4 - Innovations, Artificial Intelligence and data integration in surveillance
Chairs: TBC
11:55-12:35
- KN-S4 - Who Owns the Ingredients? AI, data integration and emerging sovereignty questions in surveillance
Crawford REVIE (FAO)
Short oral communications
12:35-12:40
- S4-SO1 - FarmVetCare app: A digital approach to improving disease reporting and surveillance for livestock farmers and authorities
Nam LUONG-HUNG (International Livestock Research Institute, Vietnam) Download PDF
12:40-12:45
- S4-SO2 - Bibliometric mapping of the wild-domestic animal interface and pathogen spillover research
Renata MUYLAERT (University of Sydney, Australia) Download PDF
12:45-13:45
Lunch - Posters
13:45-14:45
SESSION 4 - Innovations, Artificial Intelligence and data integration in surveillance (continued)
Chairs: TBC
Oral communications
13:45-14:05
- S4-O1 - Beyond human vision – validating camera vision systems in meat inspection
Lis ALBAN (Danish Agriculture and Food Council, Denmark) Download PDF
14:05-14:25
- S4-O2 - Monitoring welfare in dairy farms: analysis of census-level welfare assessment protocols reveals farm characteristics associated with reduced or improved welfare levels
Anouk VELDHUIS (Royal GD, Netherlands) Download PDF
14:25-14:45
- S4-O3 - European benchmarks for AI‑based detection of broiler carcass lesions and insights from official veterinarians on broiler post‑mortem inspection
Michal MAJEWSKI (Technical University of Denmark, Denmark) Download PDF
14:45-15:25
SESSION 5 - Integrating environmental and wildlife surveillance in a One Health framework
Chairs: TBC
14:45-15:25
- KN-S5 - From wildlife to people: One Health evidence on surveillance, risk and intervention from East Africa and Vietnam
Hung NGUYEN VIET / Ha NGUYEN (International Livestock Research Institute, Vietnam)
15:25-15:55
Afternoon tea/coffee - Posters
15:55-17:20
SESSION 5 - Integrating environmental and wildlife surveillance in a One Health framework (continued)
Chairs: TBC
Oral communications
15:55-16:15
- S5-O1 - Mapping of wild meat supply chains in relation to zoonotic disease transmissionin selected provinces in Viet Nam
Nga NGUYEN THI THANH (Wildlife Conservation Society, Vietnam) Download PDF
16:15-16:35
- S5-O2 - Are we targeting the right animals? Validating network centrality as a proxy for disease risk across contrasting wildlife systems
Tatiana PROBOSTE (University of Sydney, Australia) Download PDF
16:35-16:55
- S5-O3 - Environmental Monitoring of Avian Influenza Virus in Scotland: Insights into Molecular Evolution and One Health Dynamics
Erhan YALCINDAG (University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom) Download PDF
16:55-17:15
- S5-O4 - Strengthening wildlife interface viromic surveillance for emerging infectious disease detection in Southeast Asia
Toan HONG (CSIRO Australian Centre for Disease Preparedness, Australia)
Short oral communication
17:15-17:20
- S5-SO1 - Distribution of ESBL producing E. coli and resistance pattern in riverine and wastewater system of Kathmandu Valley
Manoj Kumar SHAHI (Chulalongkorn University, Thailand) Download PDF
17:20-17:25
Day closing
19:30