Biosecurity: Educational Programs

Bradley, Francine A.

doi:10.1093/japr/16.1.77

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“…A game fowl that is at its best condition may exhibit the following characteristics: the gamecock's face and bottoms are fully red, keeps on moving on its scratch pen, shows active and aggressive behavior, accustomed to noisy and crowded places, and having a head knocking syndrome. Another indicator used by cockfighters to determine battle preparedness is the gamefowl droppings [12].…”

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CoCo-Dropping: A Color Composition Extraction of Gamefowl’s Dropping Using Image Processing

Alon¹

2020

IJATCSE

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Gamefowl owners and cockfighters have a variety of ways to tell whether a gamefowl is battle-ready or not. One of these is through the condition of the gamefowl droppings. A dropping that is not too wet and not too dry indicates that the gamefowl is at its peak condition. This paper presents an image processing based gamefowl dropping's color composition system that aims to recognize a dropping from a peaked gamefowl. This system will make use of a recognition algorithm and a color composition algorithm (using RGB) to solve the problems encountered using the manual method of dropping monitoring. Different samples were used to verify the system's accuracy and based on the analysis, the system was able to get a success rate of 100%. This shows that the system is fully functional and effective in providing a solution to solve the common problem of gamefowl owners and cockfighters.

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CoCo-Dropping: A Color Composition Extraction of Gamefowl’s Dropping Using Image Processing

Alon¹

2020

IJATCSE

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“…Consider, for example, the effects of backyard poultry producers in connection with the 2002 to 2003 outbreak of Newcastle disease in California. 7,8 Through their role as sites for the sale and purchase of livestock, auction markets have become assembly and distribution points for various livestock species originating from multiple sources. Livestock that enter auction markets have the potential to be introduced into a wide variety of livestock populations or to enter the food supply.…”

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