Calculation of Demographic Parameters in Tropical Livestock Herds: A discrete time approach with LASER animal-based monitoring data

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    Calculation of Demographic Parameters in Tropical Livestock Herds: A discrete time approach with LASER animal-based monitoring data Authors: , , , , , Format: Paperback / softback First Published: Published By: Springer
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    Pages: 99 Illustrations and other contents: 23 Illustrations, color; 10 Illustrations, black and white; X, 99 p. 33 illus., 23 illus. in color. Language: English ISBN: 9789402403527 Categories: , , , ,

    Having indicators to assess the effect of zootechnical, sanitary, economic or political intervention or the impact of environmental risks makes it possible to draw up strategies for improving domestic animal populations. This handbook is a compilation of the main concepts relating to the definition and calculation of demographic rates for largely non-intensive tropical animal farms. It is intended to be educational, and should help students, technicians, engineers, researchers and development staff to understand the definitions and formulas encountered in the literature more clearly and make them more self-sufficient in terms of analyses.

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    Author Biography

    Matthieu Lesnoff is a biometrician at CIRAD. He specializes in modelling tropical livestock demography. Renaud Lancelot is an epidemiologist at CIRAD, with extensive field experience in Africa. He currently coordinates the European EDENext research project on vector-borne diseases. Charles-Henri Moulin is an animal scientist and professor at Montpellier SupAgro. He specializes in livestock farming systems analysis in Mediterranean (France, Morocco) and tropical (Senegal, Mali, Brazil) areas. Samir Messad is a biometrician at CIRAD with long experience in tropical livestock data management and analysis. Xavier Juanès is a computer scientist at CIRAD. He has developed the LASER software and many other information systems for managing tropical livestock data. Christian Sahut is a computer scientist at CIRAD, specializing in Web platform development.