Scientific Program
updated on 25th of May
Wednesday, 16 June (09:30 – 17:45): CTPigClas
09:30 Welcome and registration
09:50 Introduction to the FAnI Days and to the workshop CTPig Clas
Gérard Daumas, IFIP, France
10 : 15 Session National Views Chairman: Mathieu Monziols, IFIP, France
1. Norwegian view of CT use in pig classification
Morten Röe, Animalia, Norway
2. Danish and Swedish views of CT use in pig classification
Eli Vibeke Olsen, DMRI, Denmark
3. Spanish view of CT use in pig classification
Maria Font i Furnols & Marina Gispert, IRTA, Spain
Coffee break
4. German view of CT use in pig classification
Michael Judas, MRI, Germany
5. Hungarian view of CT use in pig classification
Tamás Donkó, University of Kaposvár, Hungary
6. Irish view of CT use in pig classification
Paul Allen, Teagasc, Ireland (not present)
7. French view of CT use in pig classification
Mathieu Monziols & Gérard Daumas, IFIP, France
Questions and Synthesis
13:00 Lunch
14 : 30 Session National Views Chairman: Gérard Daumas, IFIP, France
Discussion by items
Coffee break
Working plan and conclusions
17:45 Aperitif
Thursday, 17 June (08:45 – 18:15): FAnI Congress
08:45 Welcome and opening of the FAnI congress
Gérard Daumas, IFIP, France
09 : 00 Session 1 Chairman: François Mariette, Cemagref, France
1. Effects of different Scanners on the scanning results in sheep - Abstract
Lutz Bünger, SAC, UK
2. In vivo body composition of various pig genotypes studied by magnetic resonance imaging - Abstract
Armin Scholz, Ludwig-Maximilian University Munich, Germany
3. The potential of Magnetic Resonance Imaging to predict carcass composition in live lambs - Abstract
Prisca Kremer, Ludwig-Maximilian University Munich, Germany
4. Comparison of the in vivo body composition of breeding pigs at 80 and 100 kg body weight using magnetic resonance imaging - Abstract
Maren Schmidt, Ludwig-Maximilian University Munich, Germany
5. Determination of IMF by MRI: a validation with the NIT and NMR techniques. - Abstract
Marina Gispert, IRTA, Spain
Coffee Break
11 : 00 Session 2 Chairman: Lutz Bünger, SAC, UK
6. Use of CT to determine intramuscular fat of pork loins. - Abstract
Maria Font i Furnols, IRTA, Spain
7. Predicting intramuscular fat content of lamb loin fillets using CT scanning - Abstract
Nicola Lambe, SAC, UK
8. Application of X-ray Computer Tomography (CT) in Cattle Production - Abstract
Gabriella Holló, University of Kaposvár, Hungary
9. Evaluation of cross sectional CT images on hen’s eggs - Abstract
Gabor Milisits, University of Kaposvár, Hungary
10. New application of imaging techniques in pig reproduction: from research to farm management - Abstract
Sylviane Boulot, IFIP, France
12:45 Lunch
14 : 30 Session 3 Chairman: Mathieu Monziols, IFIP, France
11. Virtual Reality and Robotics applied to training and surgery on the animal Model of the pig (invited lecture) - Abstract
Luc Soler, IRCAD, France
12. Changes in brain activity after a diet induced obesity - Abstract
David Val-Laillet, INRA, France
13. A three-dimensional deformable brain atlas of the domestic pig - Abstract
Paul Meurice, INRA, France
14. Correlation between utero-placental 3D power Doppler indices and the uterine real blood flow: Evaluation in a pregnant sheep experimental model - Abstract
Olivier Morel, INRA, France
Coffee Break
16 : 30 Session 4 Chairman: Kim Matthews, EBLEX, UK
15. Pig myology dissection atlas: potential tool for image labeling - Abstract
Alain Nictou, FranceAgriMer, France
16. CT calibration for pig carcase classification in Germany - Abstract
Michael Judas, MRI, Germany
17. Selection of representative joints and measures for pig lean meat percentage determination with CT - Abstract
Maria Font i Furnols, IRTA, Spain
18. Detection of invariant structures and selection of representative MRI slices of pig lean meat percentage - Abstract
Gérard Daumas, IFIP, France
19. From Science to practice: the Video Image Grading solution - Abstract
Klemens van Betteray, CSB-System, Germany
18:10 Closing
Friday, 18 June (09:30 – 12:00): Virtual Farm Animal seminar
09:30 Introduction
Gérard Daumas, IFIP, France
09:40 ANIMAG: the last COST attempt
Lutz Bunger, SAC, UKp
09:50 European project opportunities
Alice Ruczinski, Office for european development of research and technology in Brittany, France
10:30 Coffee Break
10:50 Discussion session
11:50 FAnI Days closing
Gilles Nassy, IFIP, France
12:00 Lunch