J. A. Galvis

This study evaluates ASF transmission in U.S. swine populations using a spatially-explicit model, finding that between-farm movements are the primary transmission route and that combined control actions reduce secondary cases by 79%.

This study models multiple transmission routes of PRRSV, finding that pig movements and farm proximity are the main transmission pathways, while vehicle networks and feed by-products contribute less.

This study develops a stochastic epidemiological model to analyze PRRSV transmission dynamics and evaluate vaccination strategies across different pig production phases.

This study uses temporal pig movement data to model disease spread and shows targeting high-degree farms reduces epidemic size significantly.