Mr. Thomas A. Burke - One Health, Traceability and Emerging Technologies
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One Health, Traceability and Emerging Technologies - Mr. Thomas A. Burke, Food Traceability Scientist, Global Food Traceability Center, Institute of Food Technologists, from the 2018 NIAA Annual Conference, Livestock Traceability: Opportunities for Animal Agriculture, plus the Traceability and the Real World Interactive Workshop, April 10 - 12, Denver, CO, USA. More presentations at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeUDeS810OcOfuEYwj1oHKQ
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Mr. Thomas A. Burke - One Health, Traceability and Emerging Technologies
- 1. One Health, Traceability, and Emerging Technologies Thomas A Burke, Food Traceability Scientist Global Food Traceability Center
- 2. “ “War is ninety percent information.” —Napoleon Bonaparte
- 3. © INSTITUTE OF FOOD TECHNOLOGISTS | ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Outline One Health Talk about the promises and shortcomings of One Health. Traceability Discuss how traceability may accomplish the outputs of One Health. Emerging Technologies Innovations accomplishing One Health objectives through traceability. 3
- 4. One Health The interplay between animal health, human health, and the environment.
- 5. Promises of One Health Increased cooperation between public health entities in the three disciplines Information sharing and research collaboration The ability to root out novel exposures and vulnerabilities © INSTITUTE OF FOOD TECHNOLOGISTS | ALL RIGHTS RESERVED5
- 6. High Path Avian Influenza • Devastating outbreak in 2014-2015 • Loss of production and trade issues • One Health approach paramount to understanding outbreak
- 7. Pitfalls of One Health © INSTITUTE OF FOOD TECHNOLOGISTS | ALL RIGHTS RESERVED7 Lack of Methods Methodology for One Health objectives are still siloed in their individual disciplines (e.g. human medicine, veterinary medicine, environmental science) Broad Purview Because the breadth of the goals, One Health related research has difficulties coming together for conclusions Not Enough Data ‘ From the previous two points, there is either too much or too little operational data to make meaningful conclusions.
- 8. Traceability and One Health
- 9. What Traceability offers One Health © INSTITUTE OF FOOD TECHNOLOGISTS | ALL RIGHTS RESERVED9 New Methods Methods used in traceability improvement efforts can be applied to One Health research. Holistic Data The breadth of traceability will continue to expand, allowing data from multiple disciplines to be linked. More Data ‘ Automated data collection processes in traceability methods could enhance One Health research.
- 10. Traceability Data to One Health • Applicable traceability data types • Geo-location • Date/Time • Environmental Antecedents • Transition Events (CTEs) • Automated and Digitized • Precision
- 11. Methodology Enhancements to One Health • Interoperability • Technology solutions to current issues • Data collection • Analytics and machine learning
- 13. © INSTITUTE OF FOOD TECHNOLOGISTS | ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Technologies on the horizon Blockchain 1 14 2 3 4 5 Data Analytics Internet of Things Embedded sensors. LEO satellites
- 14. Promises of Blockchain • Constantly updated distributed ledger, immutable to change • Speed up recall procedures • Ability to connect disparate parts of supply chain Blockchain Digital Infrastructure • Walmart/IBM collaboration • Provenance • Ripe.io Merrill, First Principles of Instruction
- 15. © INSTITUTE OF FOOD TECHNOLOGISTS | ALL RIGHTS RESERVED16 Example from OwlTing
- 16. © INSTITUTE OF FOOD TECHNOLOGISTS | ALL RIGHTS RESERVED17
- 17. Low Earth Orbit Satellite Internet • SpaceX announced LEO network to be deployed by 2024 • Low latency • Higher bandwidth • Global reach • Applications • Seafood • Rural areas © INSTITUTE OF FOOD TECHNOLOGISTS | ALL RIGHTS RESERVED18
- 18. Internet of things • Integration of data collection devices • Consolidation of data silos • Dynamic communication between entities Embedded sensors • Inexpensive, yet sophisticated • Potentially reusable • Takes various types of data
- 19. Traceability and One Health One Health needs better data coordination and methods clarification Traceability initiatives can enable One Health Emerging technologies in traceability will help accomplish One Health initiatives Contact Information: tburke@ift.org Website: ift.org/gftc.aspx © INSTITUTE OF FOOD TECHNOLOGISTS | ALL RIGHTS RESERVED20
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- Alert Project (Alert2015.it) The main technology used in the project is based on the application, at different steps of the production chain, of nanometric bio-sensors, able to note, through a metabolomic approach, the exposure of the health and the food of the animals to toxic substances and disrupters, and to advice immediately the breeders and producers
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