Workshop on Emerging Mollusc Pathogens (WKEMOP)
Emerging pathogens threaten aquaculture industries worldwide. There is urgency to become better prepared and meet these challenges, as aquaculture is growing rapidly and will contribute increasingly to food security. There are important Pacific oyster production areas today as yet unchallenged by em...
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ftdtupubl:oai:pure.atira.dk:publications/f8eb7075-6a61-4cb1-8d72-2b1fc6ce1a3f 2023-05-15T17:54:20+02:00 Workshop on Emerging Mollusc Pathogens (WKEMOP) Arzul, Isabelle Burge, Colleen Carnegie, Ryan Cheslett, Deborah Gustafson, Lori Hilton, Zoë Johnsen, Stian Kirkland, Peter Kristmundsson, Arni Madsen, Lone Mortensen, Stein Mylrea, Gillian Roque, Ana Warg, Janet V. Wegner, Matthias Whaley, Janet 2019 application/pdf https://orbit.dtu.dk/en/publications/f8eb7075-6a61-4cb1-8d72-2b1fc6ce1a3f https://doi.org/10.17895/ices.pub.5577 https://backend.orbit.dtu.dk/ws/files/201349153/WKEMOP_Report_2019.pdf eng eng International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES) info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess Arzul , I , Burge , C , Carnegie , R , Cheslett , D , Gustafson , L , Hilton , Z , Johnsen , S , Kirkland , P , Kristmundsson , A , Madsen , L , Mortensen , S , Mylrea , G , Roque , A , Warg , J V , Wegner , M & Whaley , J 2019 , Workshop on Emerging Mollusc Pathogens (WKEMOP) . ICES Scientific Report , no. 57 , vol. 1 , International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES) . https://doi.org/10.17895/ices.pub.5577 /dk/atira/pure/sustainabledevelopmentgoals/life_below_water SDG 14 - Life Below Water book 2019 ftdtupubl https://doi.org/10.17895/ices.pub.5577 2022-08-14T08:36:42Z Emerging pathogens threaten aquaculture industries worldwide. There is urgency to become better prepared and meet these challenges, as aquaculture is growing rapidly and will contribute increasingly to food security. There are important Pacific oyster production areas today as yet unchallenged by emergent OsHV-1 microvariants, notably in the Americas, and to these areas the viruses are an immediate threat. The ICES Workshop on Emerging Mollusc Pathogens addressed fundamental questions regarding capabilities (expertise, infrastructure) and communication (among the pathology community, regulation, and industry). We sought to identify areas warranting investment and support to manage emerging diseases in shellfish aquaculture industries, and to provide justification for resources to be directed to these areas for more effective management of shellfish health. Thirty-six priorities were identified spanning four areas: i) improving communication and frameworks ii) essential infrastructure and expertise iii) key research priorities and iv) the central role of husbandry in shellfish aquaculture health management. Improving communication in every regard was recognized as the greatest need. Better coordinating efforts, improving data sharing, and improving trust on the part of industry to create buy-in and improve reporting were among identified priorities. Regulatory frameworks were recognized as needing to be flexible, given the often urgent need to act with incomplete information when a disease emerges. For essential infrastructure and expertise the workshop emphasized the continued importance of traditional fields such as pathology, bacteriology and virology, which remain foundational to aquaculture health management. Maintaining laboratory capacity is critical, in distribution as well as technologically: there is value in maintaining not just national or pan-national laboratories but provincial governmental and academic labs too, which can be more intimately engaged with local producers, and familiar with ... Book Pacific oyster Technical University of Denmark: DTU Orbit Pacific |
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Emerging pathogens threaten aquaculture industries worldwide. There is urgency to become better prepared and meet these challenges, as aquaculture is growing rapidly and will contribute increasingly to food security. There are important Pacific oyster production areas today as yet unchallenged by emergent OsHV-1 microvariants, notably in the Americas, and to these areas the viruses are an immediate threat. The ICES Workshop on Emerging Mollusc Pathogens addressed fundamental questions regarding capabilities (expertise, infrastructure) and communication (among the pathology community, regulation, and industry). We sought to identify areas warranting investment and support to manage emerging diseases in shellfish aquaculture industries, and to provide justification for resources to be directed to these areas for more effective management of shellfish health. Thirty-six priorities were identified spanning four areas: i) improving communication and frameworks ii) essential infrastructure and expertise iii) key research priorities and iv) the central role of husbandry in shellfish aquaculture health management. Improving communication in every regard was recognized as the greatest need. Better coordinating efforts, improving data sharing, and improving trust on the part of industry to create buy-in and improve reporting were among identified priorities. Regulatory frameworks were recognized as needing to be flexible, given the often urgent need to act with incomplete information when a disease emerges. For essential infrastructure and expertise the workshop emphasized the continued importance of traditional fields such as pathology, bacteriology and virology, which remain foundational to aquaculture health management. Maintaining laboratory capacity is critical, in distribution as well as technologically: there is value in maintaining not just national or pan-national laboratories but provincial governmental and academic labs too, which can be more intimately engaged with local producers, and familiar with ... |
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Arzul, Isabelle Burge, Colleen Carnegie, Ryan Cheslett, Deborah Gustafson, Lori Hilton, Zoë Johnsen, Stian Kirkland, Peter Kristmundsson, Arni Madsen, Lone Mortensen, Stein Mylrea, Gillian Roque, Ana Warg, Janet V. Wegner, Matthias Whaley, Janet |
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Arzul, Isabelle Burge, Colleen Carnegie, Ryan Cheslett, Deborah Gustafson, Lori Hilton, Zoë Johnsen, Stian Kirkland, Peter Kristmundsson, Arni Madsen, Lone Mortensen, Stein Mylrea, Gillian Roque, Ana Warg, Janet V. Wegner, Matthias Whaley, Janet |
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Workshop on Emerging Mollusc Pathogens (WKEMOP) |
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International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES) |
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Arzul , I , Burge , C , Carnegie , R , Cheslett , D , Gustafson , L , Hilton , Z , Johnsen , S , Kirkland , P , Kristmundsson , A , Madsen , L , Mortensen , S , Mylrea , G , Roque , A , Warg , J V , Wegner , M & Whaley , J 2019 , Workshop on Emerging Mollusc Pathogens (WKEMOP) . ICES Scientific Report , no. 57 , vol. 1 , International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES) . https://doi.org/10.17895/ices.pub.5577 |
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