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Gema Vidal
DVM, MPVM, PhD Epidemiologi
Statens veterinärmedicinska anstalt
gema.vidal@sva.se
073-086 38 72
Titel :Epidemiolog, forskare
Forskningsområde :Infektionssjukdomar, endemiska sjukdomar, djurvälfärd, maskininlärning, kausal slutledning, tillämpade metoder, landsbygdsutveckling.
Hennes forskning fokuserar på utvecklingen av prediktiva modeller med hjälp av mycket heterogena datakällor. Hon arbetar med att integrera modeller för tidig varning i verktyg som kan användas av olika intressenter för att underlätta beslutsfattande.
Aktuella projekt
European Partnership Animal Health and Welfare, EUP AH&W
Start/avslut:2024 - 2034
Ansvarig :Karin Artursson
Klimatrelaterade förändringar av laxfiskars hälsa i landbaserade genomflödessystem
Start/avslut:2024 - 2024
Ansvarig :David Persson
Alla projekt
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Publikationer
Impact of sensor data pre-processing strategies and selection of machine learning algorithm on the prediction of metritis events in dairy cattle. (2023)
Comparative performance analysis of three machine learning algorithms applied to sensor data registered by a leg-attached accelerometer to predict metritis events in dairy cattle (2023)
Data workflows and visualization in support of surveillance practice (2023)
Social and ethical implications of data and technology use on farms: a qualitative study of Swedish dairy and pig farmers (2023)
Reducing calf mortality in Ethiopia (2022)
Prevalence of bovine viral diarrhea virus antibodies and risk factors in dairy catle in Gondar city, Northwest Ethiopia (2021)
Ranking the risk of animal-to-human spillover for newly discovered viruses (2020)
Characterization of the temporal trends in the rate of cattle carcass condemnations in the US and dynamic modeling of the condemnation reasons in California with a seasonal component (2018)
Monitoring of Schmallenberg virus in Spanish wild artiodactyls, 2006 – 2015 (2017)
Evaluation of two methodologies for lameness detection in dairy cows based on postural and gait abnormalities observed during milking and while restrained at headlock stanchions (2016)