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One Health PACT Dashboard

On this page we will give you a helicopter overview of (sometimes even realtime!) data resulting from different pillars of the One Health PACT research project. We advise you to keep coming back regularly as we will keep updating this page till the end of the project.

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Citizen Science Projects

Citizen science is a way of involving citizens in research projects, allowing the public to work in collaboration with experts to solve relevant problems. It consists of a wide variety of activities such as making and recording observations, measuring local conditions or notifying sightings of, for instance, wild animal species. Within the One Health PACT project, citizens are involved through multiple programs: Muggenradar, Mosquito Alert, Viruskenner and even some yet to be developed applications within this project! These programs aim to collect data on both mosquito and ecological factors, as well as on human health. By including citizens in the One Health PACT, we can expand the data collection efforts necessary to monitor, prevent and control arboviral spread, while highlighting the relevance of our project and educating the public on impactful issues. This way, we hope to create a great impact with our research project on prevention of arboviral spread with the help of the public. Below you can find our current three citizen science projects.

Mosquito Alert

Mosquito Alert aims to fight and prevent the spread of mosquito-borne viruses with the help of the public. Using a mobile application, anyone can send a report or pictures of mosquito breeding sites, sightings of adult mosquitoes and biting rates.

Please see below an overview of the Mosquito Alert App

One Health Travel

One of the main objectives of this project is to detect arbovirus infections in returning travellers. For this reason, travellers visiting specific areas in Europe will be invited to participate in this study and involved in data collection using a new mobile-health application.

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Muggenradar

Muggenradar is a citizen science tool which can be used by the general public to submit their perceived mosquito nuisance. Muggenradar is implemented in Nature Today, which is a Dutch platform which publishes news articles and hosts various citizen science platforms.

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Animals in One Health PACT

Mosquitos

Birds

Dogs

  • 250 Dogs sampled  

Mouses

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Horses

  • 351 Horses sampled

Wild Boars

Chickens

  • Number of Chickens sampled: 343 (by Kiki and Nomzie)

Lab Data

Cell lines cultures

Cell lines used

Jo Tessa Total No.
Hu Macrophages 3D epidermis 2
A549 A549
HEK293
KER-CT

In vitro models

Jo Tessa Total No.
Hu Macrophages 3D epidermis 2

In vivo models used

Jo Tessa Total No.
IFNAR-/- Mice – 1

Virus Lineages tested

Jo Tessa Total No.
USUV Af-3 USUV Af-3 4
USUV Eu-2 USUV Eu-2
USUV Eu-3 USUV Eu-3
WNV NL20

Usutu Variants made

Jo Tessa Total No.
Envelope NS5 x4 11
NS1 x2
NS2a
NS4b x3

Vaccine Candidates made

Jo Tessa Total No.
YFV17D/PrME 1

qPCR plates run

Jo Tessa Total No.
46 18 64

qPCR samples analysed (approx.)

A MILLION

Western Blots run

Jo Tessa Total No.
2 52 54

Immunofluorescence assays

Jo Tessa Total No.
0 32 32

Variants tested?

–

Characterization assays

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Model predictions of mosquito abundances

–

# number of virus (strains) used in experiments

–

Susceptible avian species (natural/experimental infection)

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One Health PACT: the research project

The One Health PACT project takes place within a multidisciplinary research field. The aim of our project is to extensively look into all aspects of preparedness of potential arboviral introduction and spread. To reach this goal, many partners from different fields are involved. Among those partners are the universities, where our PhD students and Post-doc are located. In addition to that, the NWO financed this project together with several co-financiers that all provide their expertise in different research fields. Lastly, there are national and international collaborating partners involved in the project by sharing data and knowledge with our researchers. An overview of all the partners is given below.

Institutes

Leiden University

University Medical Centre Utrecht

Co-financiers partners

Technasium Foundation

(Inter)national collaborating partners

PhD’s

Check out the PhD’s here

Papers

Conferences

Poster presentations

Talks

Students supervised

Stakeholders interviewed

Workshops organized

Guest lectures

Press releases

Media interviews

Weather in The Netherlands, three-day forecast

Today: Sunny Intervals, Minimum Temperature: 0°C (32°F) Maximum Temperature: 7°C (45°F)

Maximum Temperature: 7°C (45°F), Minimum Temperature: 0°C (32°F), Wind Direction: North Westerly, Wind Speed: 9mph, Visibility: Good, Pressure: 1015mb, Humidity: 82%, UV Risk: 2, Pollution: — , Sunrise: 08:33 CET, Sunset: 16:32 CET

Thursday: Sunny Intervals, Minimum Temperature: 3°C (37°F) Maximum Temperature: 5°C (41°F)

Maximum Temperature: 5°C (41°F), Minimum Temperature: 3°C (37°F), Wind Direction: South Easterly, Wind Speed: 14mph, Visibility: Moderate, Pressure: 1017mb, Humidity: 88%, UV Risk: 2, Pollution: — , Sunrise: 08:35 CET, Sunset: 16:32 CET

Friday: Light Cloud, Minimum Temperature: 7°C (45°F) Maximum Temperature: 9°C (48°F)

Maximum Temperature: 9°C (48°F), Minimum Temperature: 7°C (45°F), Wind Direction: Southerly, Wind Speed: 13mph, Visibility: Good, Pressure: 1005mb, Humidity: 93%, UV Risk: 1, Pollution: — , Sunrise: 08:36 CET, Sunset: 16:32 CET