This collection reviews recent advances in developing precision livestock technologies. It assesses developments in continuous, automated, real-time monitoring of production, health and welfare traits of livestock to improve the efficiency, welfare and environmental impact of livestock farming.
This collection reviews recent advances in developing precision livestock technologies. It assesses developments in continuous, automated, real-time monitoring of production, health and welfare traits of livestock to improve the efficiency, welfare and environmental impact of livestock farming.
Part 1 Data collection and analysis 1.Developments in wearable sensors for monitoring livestock: Mark Trotter, Central Queensland University, Australia; 2.Developments in thermal imaging techniques to assess livestock health: Al Schaefer, Animal Inframetics Inc./University of Alberta, Canada; 3.Developments in acoustic techniques to assess livestock health: Dries Berckmans, Soundtalks NV, Belgium; 4.Developments in machine vision techniques to monitor livestock behaviour and health: Claudia Arcidiacono, University of Catania, Italy; 5.Developments in activity/location technologies for monitoring livestock movement/behaviour: Nicolas Lyons, DPI-NSW, Australia; 6.Developments in data analysis for decision making in precision livestock farming systems: Lenny van Erp-van der Kooij, HAS University of Applied Sciences, The Netherlands; Part 2 Applications 7.Automated monitoring and control of livestock housing conditions: Marcella Guarino, University of Milan, Italy; 8.Developments in automated/precision feeding systems for livestock: Ilan Halachmi, ARO-Volcani Centre, Israel; 9.Developments in automated systems for monitoring livestock health: mastitis: Henk Hogeveen, Wageningen University, The Netherlands; 10.Developments in automated systems for monitoring livestock health: lameness: Ed Codling, University of Essex, UK; 11.Developments in automated monitoring of livestock fertility/pregnancy: Michael Iwersen, University of Veterinary Medicine - Vienna, Austria; 12.Advances in robotic milking systems: Bernadette O'Brien, Teagasc, Ireland; 13.Developments in monitoring grazing behaviour and automated grazing management: Dana Campbell, CSIRO, Australia;
Part 1 Data collection and analysis 1.Developments in wearable sensors for monitoring livestock: Mark Trotter, Central Queensland University, Australia; 2.Developments in thermal imaging techniques to assess livestock health: Al Schaefer, Animal Inframetics Inc./University of Alberta, Canada; 3.Developments in acoustic techniques to assess livestock health: Dries Berckmans, Soundtalks NV, Belgium; 4.Developments in machine vision techniques to monitor livestock behaviour and health: Claudia Arcidiacono, University of Catania, Italy; 5.Developments in activity/location technologies for monitoring livestock movement/behaviour: Nicolas Lyons, DPI-NSW, Australia; 6.Developments in data analysis for decision making in precision livestock farming systems: Lenny van Erp-van der Kooij, HAS University of Applied Sciences, The Netherlands; Part 2 Applications 7.Automated monitoring and control of livestock housing conditions: Marcella Guarino, University of Milan, Italy; 8.Developments in automated/precision feeding systems for livestock: Ilan Halachmi, ARO-Volcani Centre, Israel; 9.Developments in automated systems for monitoring livestock health: mastitis: Henk Hogeveen, Wageningen University, The Netherlands; 10.Developments in automated systems for monitoring livestock health: lameness: Ed Codling, University of Essex, UK; 11.Developments in automated monitoring of livestock fertility/pregnancy: Michael Iwersen, University of Veterinary Medicine - Vienna, Austria; 12.Advances in robotic milking systems: Bernadette O'Brien, Teagasc, Ireland; 13.Developments in monitoring grazing behaviour and automated grazing management: Dana Campbell, CSIRO, Australia;
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