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Strengthening Surveillance
Importation of small seed lots
Operational imports analysis on compliance
Risk mapping import pathways for risk-return opportunities
Quantifying evidence of a plant pest’s absence
Scoping the value and performance of interventions across the NZ biosecurity
CBIS/CSP
Increasing confidence in pre-border risk management
Australian Zones and Compartments: new client service models for the agricultural export trade
Developing models for the spread and management of National Priority Plant Pests
Developing scientifically robust risk maps for priority plant pests
Assessing ant pathways to better inform site selection for ant surveillance
Optimising New Zealand’s marine biosecurity surveillance programme
Proportional value of interventions across pathways and layers of the biosecurity system
CBIS/CSP sensitivity analysis
Models for border inspection for pelleted seeds: How much assurance?
Estimating worldwide Brown Marmorated Stink Bug risk of establishment
Building Scientific Capability
Value of Australia’s biosecurity system
Health of Australia’s biosecurity system
Value of Australia’s biosecurity system
Health of Australia’s biosecurity system
CEBRA research: harnessing past and new work to improve uptake and impact of best practise risk analysis approaches in MPI
Data and Information
Defensible resource allocation for plant health surveillance
Decision support tools for vector (insect) spread animal disease
Testing incentive-based drivers for importer compliance
Incorporating real-time economic components in Australia’s FMD modelling capability and evaluating post-outbreak management to support return to trade
Methodology to guide responses to marine pest incursions under the National Environmental Biosecurity Response Agreement
Biosecurity response decision support framework
Optimisation of national resources for animal disease surveillance
Automated image analysis for identifying biofouling risk on vessels
Updating the Vessel Check biofouling risk assessment framework
Re-evaluating management of established pests including the European wasp, Vespula germanica using biocontrol agents
Ensuring a whole-of-department approach to the prioritisation of biosecurity risk and the setting of regulatory intervention levels
Advanced profiling for air travellers and mail
Data Mining
Data Mining to improve biosecurity risk profiling
Compliance and risk based sampling for horticulture exports
Analytical assessment of leakage surveys
Import clearance performance management
Improving ballast water risk tables
Spatial Analysis
Development of a marine spatial analysis model for improved biofouling risk assessment
Tools and approaches for invasive species distribution modelling for surveillance
Estimation of national-level farm demographic data for preparedness of highly infectious livestock disease epidemics
Determining the relative sensitivity and contribution of criteria in prioritising plant pests along the biosecurity continuum
Risk maps for optimising biosecurity surveillance
Intelligence
Intelligence gathering and analysis
Intelligence tools for regulated goods traded via e-commerce
Benefit Cost
Cost effective surveillance of foot-and-mouth disease
Handling uncertainty in the Risk-Return Resource Allocation (RRRA) model
Market-based incentives for biosecurity compliance
Using decision support tools in emergency animal disease planning and response: Foot-and-Mouth disease
Pathways
Ornamental fish import surveillance systems
Plant-product pathways and the Continuous Sampling Plan
Torres Strait risk and resource allocation project
Illegal logging sampling strategy
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