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Avia-GISInnovation for decision making
“from spatial data to decision support”
Mission statement
Develop innovative spatial decision support systems to bridge the gap between research and decision making:
• Integrating space technology applications
• Optimizing health information systems
• Planning precision pest management
We aim at producing economically sustainable systems which:
• Generate high quality data
• Save time and reduce costs
The company
GeneralServices
PrecisionPest
Management
Health Information
Systems
Established in 200175% Europe – 25% AfricaThematic nichesInternational networksPartnerships
Activities
Research & Development
Capacity Building
Consulting & Services
Information Systems
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Products &Sales
upscale
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VECMAP
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MosqInvMosqNativMosqInvBE
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RTD
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… Various clientsConsulting & RTD
BLUETONGUE BTV8
RTD
VECMAPA one-stop-shop for vector mapping
Development Partners
Emerging Vector-borne Diseases
The problem
Need for precise information on distribution, abundance and spread of disease vectors
BUT: Field surveys are labour intensive and expensive
Cost can be reduced by combining strategic sampling and spatial models using remote sensing data
BUT: Requires expertise and access to state of the art tools
Spatial models
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Proposed solution
VECMAP a seamless system:
• That integrates the entire process of producing risk maps from sampling to spatial modeling into a single package
• That can be used by a wide range of practitioners
• That includes supporting services
o Generic and on-demand training
o Secured data management
o Extended RS products
• That ensures replicability and continuity
The system
Development
Feasibility study (15 m, 7 users, 5 countries)
• User needs – system requirements – system architecture
• Business plan
Demonstration project – area-wide (26 m, 12 users, 9 countries)
• Software & service development/ validation
• Demonstration pilots
Ongoing
• VECMAP local scale demo (Demo)
• LymeMap feasibility
• High resolution landscape models
Operational scenariosSERVICE MODES Licensed
(demo)
On-Demand(demo)
Full-Service(operational)USER Groups
Research +++ + -
Public Health + +++ ++
Industry NA ++ +++
• Spread tiger mosquito in Europe
• Mosquito distribution and abundance in the Benelux
• Mosquito diversity in Belgium
• Midge distribution and abundance in Spain
• Potential spread of a series of invasive species in Benelux and Europe
• Distribution and abundance of potential RVF vectors in Southern Europe
• Gap-analysis of vector distribution maps in Europe
• Control of invasive mosquito in Natoye, Belgium
• Vector risk maps for pharma-industry
• EPIGENESIS, Vmerge
Successes
Upscaling
• VECMAP™ area-wide business plan with focus on risk mapping for the industry
• VECMAP™ Lite area-wide available for junior researchers
• VECMAP™ local scale fine scale public health risk management at house-hold level
• SensRiZK™ (patent pending)
fine scale precision pest management for the tourist industry
Questions?www.avia-gis.com
VETGEOTOOLS
The problem
Globalization and climate change has increased the risk for emergence of animal diseases and zoonoses worldwide.
Outbreaks of emerging animal diseases, particularly those harmful to humans (zoonoses), can cause considerable economic and social upheaval.
Because of their possible devastating consequences, emerging disease outbreaks require prompt risk management decisions.
Controlling emerging animal disease epidemics is very resource intensive and requires operational contingency plans, human resource development, facilitated information management, and controlled risk communication.
The solution
VETGEOTOOLS™ is a space-time information system that integrates all available data sources in one decision information environment. The system provides a framework for collecting new disease outbreak and back-tracing data, and conducting complex database queries that provide the necessary information for contingency planning and decision making.
VETGEOTOOLS™ combines a relational database with a GIS server to allow an easily updatable space-time representation of the accumulated information, which can be analyzed and disseminated through web-services.
The System
VGTropics
The problem
In Emerging economies livestock is an important resource that contributes to food security, the quality of life and the development of the economy including international trade.
Emerging economies therefore require good quality data on animal health and production.
Whilst many efforts have been committed to collect data on animal health, there is a need for state of the art tools to plan and implement cost efficient:
• Livestock distribution surveys and model/ analyze livestock distribution patterns.
• Animal health surveys for early disease detection and to model/ analyze disease patterns and spread.
The solution
VGTropics is a support system to enhance existing national epidemiological surveillance systems by improving communication and providing spatio-temporal tools for decision-making. VGTropics provides the: • Infrastructure to strengthen veterinary information collection networks using GPS, GSM
and SatCom,• Tools to plan livestock surveys and model livestock distributions using Satellite Imagery,
and• Tools to conduct epidemiological surveys, spatial analyses and risk mapping.In addition VGTropics enables:• Monitoring of network performance indicators, and • Automated feed back and reporting.
The system
Avia-GIS bvba
• Prime
• Spatial sampling strategy
• Spatial information systems
• System integration
• Secure database management
• Landscape model service
• Ad hoc full service development and support
• Training
• Going to the market and upscaling
ERGO Ltd
• Low resolution EO time series
o Fourier automated processing
o Integration products alternative platforms
• Other explanatory spatial data layers
• Distribution modelling
o Software development
o Model development
o Technical support
• Ad hoc full service development and support
• Training
MEDES
• Satellite navigation
• Satellite communication
•Mobile applications
o Software development
o Imogène platform
oDatabase development
• Technical support
Mosquito-borne diseases
Culex pipiense.g. West Nile Fever
Tick-borne diseases
Ixodes ricinuse.g. Tick-borne encephalitis
Rodent-borne diseases
Myodes glareoluse.g. Hanta virus
Midge-borne diseases
Culicoides sp.e.g. Bluetongue
Sandfly-borne diseases
Phlebotomus sp.Toscana, Sicilian and Naples virus
Increased traffic of persons
Map of airtraffic routesRisk to introduce pathogens from ‘exotic’ places
Increased traffic of goods
Map of maritime routesRisk to introduce new vectors of disease (containers)
Tiger mosquito
Capable of locally transmitting imported exotic pathogense.g. dengue, chikungunya
Tiger mosquito current presence
Observed distributionVBORNET Apr 2013
Tiger mosquito potential spread
Current suitability map and future changes
GIS platform
Sampling strategy
Category Sample
Urban 32
Agriculture Cattle 32
Sheep 32
Pigs 32
Poultry 32
Recreational 32
TOTAL 192
Field sampling
Identification
Progress monitoring
VECMAP community
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Anal
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Dist
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Albania NIPH M M M
Belgium RBIN Oth Oth
Belgium (Benin) UCL T T
Switzerland UZH M M M M
Denmark DTU M M M M
Spain UIB M M M M
Italy CAA (2) M M M M
Netherlands CMV MT MT MT MT
Netherlands RIVM T T T T
Portugal INSA M M M
United Kingdom CEH M M M M M
United Kingdom HPA M M M M
Various EU EDENext RT RT RT RT
Distribution models
Landscape modelsGalba truncatula
AlbaniaSpread Aedes albopictus
National Institute of Public HealthTirana, Albania
BelgiumModeling historical inventory data
Royal Belgian Institute of Natural SciencesBrussels, Belgium
BeninSpread of Rhipicephalus microplus
Université Catholique de LouvainLouvain-la-Neuve, Belgium
DenmarkMosquito distribution/ livestock
Technical University of DenmarkCopenhagen, Denmark
SpainUrban distribution of Ae. albopictus
University of the Balearic IslandsPalma de Mallorca, Spain
ItalyNuisance Culex pipiens
Centro Agricultura Ambiente “G. Nicoli”Crevalcore, Italy
EnglandMosquito distribution
Health Protection EnglandSalisbury, UK
UAVLandscape models
Service modes
On-Premises mode
• User has all necessary know-how to operate system independently: VECMAP license + maintenance contract
On-Demand mode
• User hasn’t all necessary know-how to operate system: VECMAP tailored service to alleviate knowledge gaps
Full-Service mode
• User only requires access to final output: VECMAP specific contract to produce necessary outputs
User groups
Research groups
• Use VECMAP to generate research outputs with high quality data
Public Health professionals
• Use VECMAP outputs for improved decision making
Industry
• Use VECMAP outputs to improve modus operandus (e.g. pest control) and generate income
Maintenance contract
• Advanced web-based training
• Secured data management
• Smart data to improve models
• Annual EO-product packages
• On-line help tickets
• VECMAP network
• System upgrades
Spread Ae. Albopictus Europe
DistributionMosquitoes Benelux
Aedes vexansCulex pipiensCoquillettidia richiardii
Mosquito diversityBelgium
DistributionCulicoides Spain
Invasive speciesEurope
Rhipicephalus sanguineusAedes japonicusCarpobrotus edulisProcambarus clarkii
Vectors RVFEurope
GAP analysisPhlebotomines EU
NatoyeAe. japonicus