Sub-project-3 Publications and Conference Proceedings

Publications

Tim Capon, Graeme Garner, Sorada Tapsuwan, Sharon Roche, Andrew C. Breed, Shuang Liu, Corissa Miller, Richard Bradhurst, and Sam Hamilton: A simulation study of the use of vaccination to control foot-and-mouth disease outbreaks across Australia.  Accepted for publication in Frontiers in Veterinary Science.

Publications in preparation:

Graeme Garner¹, Wilna Vosloo², Sorada Tapsuwan¹, Richard Bradhurst³, Ann Seitzinger¹, Andrew C. Breed⁴ and Tim Capon^1.  Comparing surveillance approaches to support regaining free status after a foot-and-mouth disease outbreak. Under review in Preventative Veterinary Medicine.

Ann Hillberg Seitzinger¹, M. Graeme Garner¹, Richard Bradhurst², Sharon Roche³, Andrew C. Breed^3,4, Tim Capon¹, Corissa Miller³, Sorada Tapsuwan¹: FMD Vaccine and Surveillance Resource Use Options for a Potential Australian Incursion.  Under review in Frontiers in Veterinary Science, special edition on “Socioeconomics of Vaccine Security’.

Ann Hillberg Seitzinger^a*, Ahmed Hafi^b, Donkor Addai^b, Graeme Garner^c[1], Richard Bradhurst^d, Andrew C. Breed^c,e, Tim Capon^a, Corissa Miller^c, Julie Pinol^e[2], and Sorada Tapsuwan^a .  Reducing the Potential Impact of Foot-and-Mouth Disease in Australia: The Economic Benefits of Targeted Response Strategies.  To be submitted to Preventive Veterinary Medicine.

Ahmed Hafi¹, Donkor Addai¹, Andrew Breed², Richard Bradhurst³, Tim Capon⁴, Graeme Garner², Corissa Miller², Julie Pinol⁵, Ann Hillberg Seitzinger⁴, and Sorada Tapsuwan⁴.  Economic benefits of implementing trading zones for Australian livestock disease outbreaks of limited duration Australian FMD trading zones economics.  To be submitted to Australian Veterinary Journal.

Conference presentations

T. Capon, G. Garner, A. Seitzinger, C. Miller, A. Breed, S. Tapsuwan, S. Roche, L. Sharp, D. Addai, and A. Hafi.  Modelling animal disease control and post-outbreak management to improve outbreak response policies.  Presentation at the International Society for Economics and Social Science on Animal Health (ISESSAH) conference 11 – 13 November 2020.