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FASTRANSFASTRANS: Food and Agriculture : Food and Agriculture Sector Movement and Marketing ModelSector Movement and Marketing ModelSector Movement and Marketing ModelSector Movement and Marketing Model
Michael OroszMichael Orosz
USC Information Sciences Institute
13 April 2010
Outline
N d f ti l F d d• Need for a national Food and Agriculture Sector (FAS) transportation modeltransportation model
Th FASTRANS t• The FASTRANS system
• What FASTRANS can do for your industry
The Problem
• The FAS commodity transportation and ?movement infrastructure is not well
documented ??
• USDA is now tasked with monitoring interstate movement of livestock – how are they going to do this?they going to do this?
• Livestock movement is a significant disease vector – with no mechanism in place to
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pmonitor or control
Movement of livestock is not well documented
The Problem (Cont.)
R d t hi h /hi hl• Responders to high consequence/highly contagious diseases need to know where infected animals have been and are going g g(trace-back/trace-forward)
• Livestock producers need to know the risks involved from livestock shipments to their premises and that of their neighborsp g
Currently tracing livestock movements at state and nationalCurrently, tracing livestock movements at state and national levels is not practical.
FASTRANS will address these needs
• Repository of inter and intra-stateMovement
DataRepository of inter and intra state livestock movement records, premises and infrastructure data
• Provides trace-back and trace-forward livestock movement support (based on history and market-driven
diti )conditions)
• Access to information is controlledvia State privacy access lawsvia State privacy access laws
Users
Web-based system - provides storage and access to movement information
Users
FASTRANS (Cont.)
• Predict movement routes based on historyPredict movement routes based on history and market conditions
• Maintain livestock movement by re-routing quarantiney gaccording to travel restrictions
• Monitor species specific movements
quarantine
• Promote business resiliency
• Aid responders decision-makers and• Aid responders, decision-makers, and industry leaders
Movement data can be used to protect industry, enhance resiliency, and identify risks to transportation infrastructure.
Current Status
• Prototype FASTRANS is operationalPrototype FASTRANS is operational– Populated with a small subset of cattle and
swine movement data for CA, TX, NC, MN, IA– Server located at USC Information Sciences
Institute– Access control implementedAccess control implemented
• Movement and premises information can be displayed in Google MapsD b d f i h• Data can be exported for use in other systems and models
Protected web-based interface to movement records
FASTRANS Software
Interstate cattle movements
in/out of Dimmitt
Swine Premises –North Carolina
in/out of Dimmitt, TX
What FASTRANS can do for Industry
• Allows federal and state veterinary responders to i kl l t did t i h i f t dquickly locate candidate premises where infected
livestock may have been shipped or received– Faster mitigation and control of disease spread
• Indentify risks to current livestock transportation systems– Way points (truck stops, etc.) as cross infection sites
Regional limitations to re routing of truck routes– Regional limitations to re-routing of truck routes– Dependencies on set roadways
• Allows industry to reroute movements (animals feed• Allows industry to reroute movements (animals, feed, eggs, milk, etc.) to avoid quarantine/restricted-travel or high-risk regions
Promotes business resiliency by allowing responders and industry to react quickly
Thank YouThank You