25 May, 2023, h. 8.30 -13.00 (Paris time)
During the ICAR Annual Conference from Toledo on 25 May, 2023, ICAR and IDF organised a webinar on Using sensor data for animal health and welfare improvement.
In order to present the webinar, a specific brochure has been prepared and made available here
Aims and scope
The aim of the workshop was to explore needs and discuss requirements for the use of sensor data in the context of animal health and welfare. Stakeholders along the dairy value chain will have the opportunity to present their perspectives, interests and demands for the use of sensor data. Presentations by different experts on the use of sensor technology for various purposes such as animal welfare assessment or genetics together with success stories from different application areas should help to gain new insights, adapt successful strategies for new purposes and reveal knowledge gaps. In a joint discussion with the audience these knowledge gaps and needs by various stakeholders were discussed, refined, and prioritized also regarding the role of the ICAR Functional Traits Working Group and the IDF Standing Committee on Animal Health and Welfare for supporting future developments.
Please note, that the workshop did not cover issues of sensor data accessibility or retrieval itself!
Moderators: ICAR FT WG (Christa Egger-Danner) and IDF SCAHW (Anabel Mulet Cabero)
Programme
| Presentation of the webinar | PPT presentation | |
| Sensor data: expectations, needs, and requirements farmer’s perspective Santiago Garcia Sout |
Abstract | PPT presentation |
| Stakeholder statement: perspective of a DHI organisation Florian Grandl |
Abstract | PPT presentation |
| Using sensor data for animal health and welfare improvement workshop. Perspective of a breeding organisation Gerben de Jong |
Abstract | PPT presentation |
| Using sensor data for animal health and welfare improvement along the dairy value chain: merits and requirements Expectations, needs and requirements – The manufacturer perspective Ilka Klaas |
Abstract | PPT presentation |
| General aspects of measuring animal health and welfare using sensor technology Stygar A., Frondelius L., Berteselli G.V., Gómez Y., Canali E., Krampe C, Niemi J., Llonch P., Pastell M. |
Abstract | PPT presentation |
| Challenges of using sensor data across devices and brands Jeffrey Bewley |
Abstract | PPT presentation |
| Challenges and possible solutions for data integration and use on dairy farms Victor E. Cabrera |
Abstract | PPT presentation |
| Success Stories in Herd Management Robert H. Fourdraine |
Abstract | PPT presentation |
| Use of sensor data for breeding and genetics Heringstad, Bjørg and Karoline A. Bakke |
Abstract | PPT presentation |
| Automated welfare monitoring across the chain – Promise or over-promising Di Miel Hostens |
Abstract | PPT presentation |
| Expectations, needs, and welfare requirements from sensors at the dairy farm Honig Hen |
Abstract | PPT presentation |
