A collection of concepts and relationships needed to model all the data and information collected in the process of surveillance, including surveillance inputs, methods, and...

Refers to groups of samples expected to be more similar than random e.g. samples from pigs from same herd or carcasses from same abbatoir

vector-borne zoonotic disease, spread by ticks and fleas

A description of how data is managed e.g. whether a central relational database is used and the methods used to ensure confidentiality and security of information.

A contiguous segment of the genome made by joining overlapping clones or sequences. A clone contig consists of a group of cloned (copied) pieces of DNA representing overlapping...

Indicates the changes that have been made based on the results of the surveillance providing a measure of the usefulness of the surveillance system in relation to its aims. This...

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Control programme—programme applying measures designed to reduce the frequency of existing infection or contamination to levels biologically and/or economically justifiable or...

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A neighbor joining method in which the distance between two clusters is the shortest distance between two entries in the clusters, i.e. the single shortest link.

the development of a bacterial infection on an individual, as demonstrated by a positive culture. The infected person may have no signs or symptoms of infection while still...

Data Management Plans (DMPs) are a key element of good data management. A DMP describes the data management life cycle for the data to be collected, processed and/or generated...

Describes how surveillance information is used by policy makers to inform decisions about how best to support policy objectives such as maintaining a healthy and sustainable...

Creating af representative of the original DNA sample, from the reads.

The ORION OHS Knowledge Hub is a web-based technical infrastructure that facilitates networking of scientists within and across domains (animal health, food safety, and public...

Incidence is the number of new cases that occur in a known population over a specified period of time.

A process used in advance of a potential zoonotic disease event to ensure that capacity and resources will be available to respond.

All that which is external to the individual, including physical, biological, social, cultural and other factors.

The entire set of subjects (humans, animals, items, batches) to which the findings of a study are to be extrapolated or from which information is required.

data related to food distribution