動(dòng)物環(huán)境和福利化養(yǎng)殖國際研討會(huì)論文集(2017 英文版)
定 價(jià):140 元
- 作者:[美] Ji-Qin Ni,Teng-Teeh Lim,Chaoyuan Wang,Lingying Zhao 編
- 出版時(shí)間:2017/10/1
- ISBN:9787109234598
- 出 版 社:中國農(nóng)業(yè)出版社
- 中圖法分類:S863-53
- 頁碼:483
- 紙張:膠版紙
- 版次:1
- 開本:16開
《動(dòng)物環(huán)境和福利化養(yǎng)殖國際研討會(huì)論文集(2017 英文版)》主要內(nèi)容為動(dòng)物養(yǎng)殖環(huán)境和動(dòng)物福利的研究和進(jìn)展。論文集共分5個(gè)專題組44篇論文。每篇論文均為國內(nèi)外動(dòng)物養(yǎng)殖環(huán)境、動(dòng)物福利研究的新研究成果,或者是動(dòng)物養(yǎng)殖環(huán)境、動(dòng)物福利研究成果的實(shí)踐應(yīng)用。全書采用英文,圖文并茂。主要適用于動(dòng)物環(huán)境和福利化養(yǎng)殖國際研討會(huì)。
This proceedings book is a collection of academic papers published in the 2017 International Symposium on Animal Environment and Welfare (ISAEW 2017), which is the fourth of a series ofbiennial academic events. The three previous symposia were the International Symposium on Health Environment and Animal Welfare (ISHEAW 2011), October 19-22, 2011; the ISAEW 2013, October 19-22, 2013; and the ISAEW 2015, October 23-26, 2015. All the symposia were held in Rongchang, Chongqing City, China.
The announcement ofthe ISAEW 2017 in October 2016 was responded by submissions of 93 symposium abstracts from Asia, Europe, North and South Americas, and Oceania. After screening and reviewing, 59 research and review papers were accepted and included in this book. These papers represent the latest research and development in animal environment and welfare, which were conducted and achieved by professionals, graduate students, and staff, who work or study in different countries. The papers were prepared by 227 authors (and co-authors) from research institutions in various areas, state academies and key laboratories, animal production companies,animal research and monitoring centers, and universities in 14 countries (i.e., Austria, Australia,Belgium, Brazil, Denmark, Canada, China, Croatia, Germany, Italy, Japan, The Netherlands, Viet Nam, and USA). We are pleased to see that the ISAEW is gaining more popularity internationally over the past years. Compared with the 2015 ISAEW Proceedings, we have witnessed this year with significant increases in numbers of submitted abstracts (by 50%), accepted papers (by 34%),authors (by 86%), and author affiliations (by 56%).
As the name ofthe symposium indicates, there are two major groups ofresearch areas covered in the proceedings: animal environment and animal welfare, which are risen from the development ofmodern animal production, and mostly featured with confined and concentrated animal feeding operations. Based on the specific topics of the accepted papers, a balanced structure of the book,and consistency with previous publications, the 59 papers are divided into six themes in the proceedings. Themes I to III are devoted to indoor and outdoor animal environment. Themes Ⅳ and V are centered on various aspects of animal welfare; and Theme Ⅵ touches both animal environment and animal welfare by discussing new systems, equipment, and techniques for production and research. However, as it can be easily noticed, the topics of many of the papers cover more than one theme; so the division ofthe themes in this publication does not mean a clear-cut classification ofthe papers.
Like the previous proceedings ofthe ISAEWs, this book will be a valuable information source for agricultural engineers, animal scientists, graduate students, and livestock and poultry producers. It can also be a current reference for environmentalists, agricultural and environmental policy makers, and animal production equipment manufacturers.
We are thankful to all the authors who shared their research progresses, findings, and experiences in this book. We are particularly grateful for the support from the International Research Center for Animal Environment and Welfare (IRCAEW), and the symposium co-chairs and the organizing committee. We would also like to convey our thanks to all the symposium abstract and paper reviewers, who helped to ensure the quality and scientific merits ofthe papers.Finally, we would like to thank Responsible Editor Wei Liu and a technical editor of China Agriculture Press. The publication ofthe book could not be possible without the support from all the above individuals and agencies.
Acknowledgements
A Message from the Co-Chairs
Preflace
Theme Ⅰ: Environmental Monito ring and Assessment for Modern Animal Production
Spatial and Seasonal varjations of PM Concentration and Size Distribution in Manure-Bell Poultry Layer Houses
Distribution of Paniculate Matter and Ammonia in a Mechanically ventilated Layer House
Analysis of PM2.5 Distribution in Chicken House and Its Damage on Human Alveolar Epithelial Cells
Livestock Farms as Major Emission Source of Atmospheric Panicles in the Netherlands: Lessons Learned and Future Perspectives
Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Dairy Farms with Different Manure Management
Greenhouse Gas and Ammonia Emissions from the Storage of Recycled Manure Solids as Bedding Material for Dairy Cattle
Estimating Methane Emissions from Dairy Manure Using the Arrhenius Relationship
Evaluating the Thermal Insulation of Dairy Bams in Cold Regions via Infrared Thermography
Modelling Heat Losses in Grow-Finish Pigs
Simulation of Indoor Climate of Livestock Buildings to Assess Adaptive Measures for Reducing Heat Stress Due To Climate Change
Theme Ⅱ: Environmental Control for Modern Animal Production
Odour Reduction and Control of Intensive Livestock Production
A Review: The Influence and Mitigation of Ammonia and Dust in Modern Animal Buildings
A Laboratory Study on Mitigation of Particulate Matter, Ammonia and Airborne Bacteria from Litter of Cage-Free Layer Housing
Mitigating Ammonia with Different Amendments for Broiler Production System
Reduction of Gas Emissions from Bio-Digester Effluent Storage
Effect of Reduced Dietary Crude Protein on Indoor Ammonia and Hydrogen
Sulfide Concentrations in a Swine Research Building
Mitigation of Heat Stress by Energy Saving Air Treatment Devices for Connned Livestock Buildings
Indoor Air Tcmperature Simulation for a Swine Building Using Energy Balance Equation
Developmcnt of Upward Airnow Displacement ventilation System of Manure-Belt Layer Houses f'or Improved Indoor Environment Using CFD Simulation
Application of Computational Fluid Dynamics in Animal Environment Design and Studies
Heat Stress Abatelllent and Thenllal Indexes to Better Assess Effective Environment
Numerical Simulations of a Hybrid Ventilation System at a Confined Pig Building in Denmark-Summer Case Studies
Theme Ⅲ: Manure Management and Utilization to Reduce Environmental Impact
Chlorella sp. Cultivated with Poultry Wastewater in Bench-scale Ponds
Biocrude Oil Production from Manure of Six Animal Species Via Hydrolhermal Liquefaction
Overview of the Potential Cost Savings by Using Biogas from Manure as a Renewable Energy Source for Drying Corn
Heat Energy Production from Livestock Manure by Using a Biomass Fuel Burner
Waste Management ftom an Environmental and Integral Sustainable Perspective
Theme Ⅳ: Animal Behavior, Well-being, and Health
Effects of Hypoxia on Mitochondrial Morphology and Mitofusin Gene
Evaluation of Elevated Carbon Dioxide Concentration on Turkey Poult Weight Gain during Brooding
Perching Behavior and Preflerence of Broilers with Perch Enrichment
Postnatal Light Modifies Hippocampal and Hypothalamic Clock Gene
Expression and Anxiety-Related Behavior in Juvenale Chickens
Comparison of Natural Mating and Anificial Insemination on Laying Performances, Egg Quality and Welfare of Huainan Panridge Chicken
Responses of Laying Hens to Completely Open vs. Partially Open Aviary Housing
Polymorphisms Scanning in of Egl Nine Homolog 3 and Peroxisome
Proliferator Activated Receptor-alpha Genes in Tibetan and Lowland Chickens
Adaptability of Young Layers in a Large Cage Aviary Unit System during Initial Settling-in Period
Theme Ⅴ: Animal Production Management and Animal Welfare
Euthanasia of Pigs Using Nitrogen Gas and Decompression
Spectral Model for Broiler Chicken Production
Decontamination Efficiency of Slightly Acidic Electrolyzed Water for Salmonella SPP on Different Surfaces
Biosecurity: Collaboration to Ensure State of Readiness
Response Surface Modelling for Cleaning and Bacte ria Removing in Milking Systems Using Slightly Acidic Electrolyzed Water
Environmental Quality and Its Effect of Enclosed Layer House wiIh Four Overlap Tiers Cages in Winter
Effects of Cyclic Heat Stress on the Meat Quality and Muscle Glycolysis of Breasts and Thighs of Yellow-Feather Broilers
Effects of Declawed Males on Laying Performances, Egg Quality Characteristics and Feather Cover of Layer Breeders in Mating Cages
Effects of Different Environment Control Methods and Breeder Ages on Hatch Performance
Effects of Photoperiod, Light Intensity and Their Interaction on Growth Performance and Antioxidant Status of Broilers
Effects of Nest Boxes Provision on Feather Pecking and Vent Pecking Behavior of Layer Breeders in Colony Cages
Economic Retums for Different Cooling Systems for Dairy Cattle
Theme Ⅵ: Animal Production and Research Systems, Equipment, and Techniques
Developments of Thermal Environment Techniques of Animal Housing in Hot Climate-A Review
Key Dimensions of Cast Iron Slatted Floor for Fattening Pigs
A New ventilation System to Reduce Temperature Fluctuations in Laying Hen Housing Under Continental Climate Conditions
Initial Technical Feasibility of Air Conditioning to Eliminate Heat Stress in Swine Grow-Finish Facilities
Vision for Precision Livestock Fanning Based upon the EU-PLF Project
Preliminary Study to Assess Activity of Broilers Using Sound Analysis
Fusion of Depth Image and Sound Analysis for Monitoring Poultry Behaviors
An Algo rithm for Pig Detection and Behavior Recognition Based on Deep Leaming Technique
An Improved Assessment of the Effective Environment for Analysis of Heat Stress Mitigation Techniques
Recognition and Analysis of Ruminating Behavior of Dairy Cows Based on a Wearable Device
Development of an Automated Measurement Device for Body Surface Temperarure in Dairy Calves
Experilllental Study on Intcgrated Technology of Solar Assisted Heat Pump for Aquaculture Water Heating
Indexes
Author Nanle Index
Author Affiliation Index
Extended Paper Kcyword Index