Transforming surveillance and control effort using GIS/RS Symposium

Moderator(s)

• MS

  Mohamed Sallam, Ph.D.

  Uniformed Service University of the Health Sciences
  Bethesda, Maryland, United States

  Slides

Presentations:

• 1:45pm – 1:55pm

  (Re)using published georeferences with Biodiversity Enhanced Location Services (BELS)
  

  Presenter: Robert Guralnick, n/a – University of Florida
• 1:55pm – 2:05pm

  Employing Spatiotemporal Data for Disease and Non-Battle Injury Risk Reduction in Deployed Environments
  

  Presenter: Sean P. Beeman, PhD, MPH, CPH, REHS, DAAS – Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences
• 2:05pm – 2:15pm

  Using locality and host data to predict tick parasitism on birds in the neotropics
  

  Presenter: Julie M. Allen, n/a – University of Nevada Reno
• 2:15pm – 2:25pm

  Global Mosquito Observations Dashboard (GMOD): integrating citizen science platforms to enable next-generation surveillance of invasive and vector mosquitoes
  

  Presenter: Ryan Carney, PhD, MPH, MBA – University of South Florida
• 2:25pm – 2:35pm

  Leveraging GIS, remote sensing, and vector surveillance data to predict joint distributions of arbovirus mosquito vectors
  

  Presenter: Amely Bauer, n/a – UF/IFAS Florida Medical Entomology Laboratory
• 2:35pm – 2:45pm

  High resolution ensemble species distribution models for mosquito vectors (Diptera:Culicidae)
  

  Presenter: Luis F Chaves, Lic., M.Sc., Ph.D. – Indiana University
• 2:45pm – 2:55pm

  Co-occurrence probabilities between mosquito vectors of West Nile and Eastern equine encephalitis viruses using Markov Random Fields (MRFcov).
  

  Presenter: Mohamed Sallam, Ph.D. – Uniformed Service University of the Health Sciences
• 2:45pm – 2:55pm

  Web GIS – How A Single Source of Information Benefits Your Organization
  

  Presenter: Chad Minteer (he/him/his) – Frontier Precision
• 3:05pm – 3:15pm

  Panel Discussion - Transforming surveillance and control effort using GIS/RS