BioSIRT .. BioSIRT .. Bio security S urveillance I ncident R esponse - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

BioSIRT .. Short Presentation

BioSIRT .. Biosecurity Surveillance Incident Response & Tracing

• BioSIRT is a web enabled, spatial database
• An informal meeting held in May 2002 discussed the

benefits of aligning national jurisdictional information systems

• There was agreement between the Executives, Directors-

General and Ministers of all states, territories and the Commonwealth

• Involved were all State governments, DAFF, Animal

Health Aust, Plant Health Aust, AWC, CSIRO, ABS, Taronga Zoo

BioSIRT ..

BioSIRT .. Who will use it?

BioSIRT has been designed to deal with a wide variety of disciplines These include…

Animal health – veterinary Animal health – production Animal health - native Animal health - zoos Plant health – horticulture Plant health – weeds Plant health - broadacre Plant health - insects Plant health – pathology Plant health – forestry Fish health – aquaculture Fish health - wild fisheries Pests, vertebrates - foxes, rabbits Pests, insects - locusts, fire ants Pests, avian – starlings Pests, fish - carp Pests, marine Epidemiology - general Epidemiology - veterinary Public Health specialists Laboratory – diagnostic Chemicals – rural Environmental health Emergency - tracing Emergency - IP operations Emergency - RA movements Emergency - mapping Emergency - planning & reporting Emergency - logistics Emergency - recovery Emergency – valuation Auditing for legislative compliance

BioSIRT .. Spatial data

BioSIRT .. Spatial features

BioSIRT .. Multiple data types SPATIAL IMAGERY TEXTUAL Record Use

• S.37 Record keeping obligations of local

control authorities

• (1) A local control authority must monitor the

presence of noxious weeds in its local area and keep records of the following matters: (a) the presence and distribution of noxious weeds in the local area, ……….. (2) A local control authority must, if required to do so by the Director-General, report to the Director-General

• n the presence and distribution of noxious

weeds in the local area ………..”

LCA reporting under the Noxious Weeds Act

Notifiable Noxious Weeds Database

• Currently information on control class 1,2

and 5 noxious weeds is reported to DPI.

• Form available on DPI’s external website

and reported to DPI.

• Once initial incursion reported, no follow up
• n the status of the incursion

• BioSIRT configured to capture data of initial

incursion PLUS to track the status of the incursion and/or re-infestation.

1.

Initial incursion observation (what is already reported)

2.

Incursion treated (successful or not)

3.

Area free of the weed (follow up inspection)

• If reinfestation observed - reporting cycle

starts again

Notifiable Noxious Weeds Database

Notifiable Noxious Weeds Database

Stage 1 Stage 2 Stage 3 ID required?

N eradicated Y

Herbarium

• r

Other expert

Y Reinfestation N

Initial observation:

• 1. Details recorded in BioSIRT
• 2. Relevent people informed

LCA updates BioSIRT

• 1. Identificaion confirmed
• 2. Treatment detailed
• 3. Eradication confirmed
• 4. Reinspection date set

Reminder of reinspection to LCA Reinspection LCA updates BioSIRT & confirms eradification

This form collects information on the status of the weed incursion

Click to see location This form collects data for each observation

• Multiple observations can be collected against an incursion

Show incursion spatially

This form directs who can identify the sample

This form details identification results

BioSIRT .. Summary SPATIAL IMAGERY TEXTUAL Record Use

• Questions-