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Training Course on Animal Welfare During the Transport, Giulianova, 28 January 2009 – preliminary results of the STAT project 1<br />

<strong>Joint</strong> <strong>Research</strong> <strong>Centre</strong> (<strong>JRC</strong>)<br />

IPSC - Institute for the Protection and Security of the Citizen<br />

Ispra - Italy<br />

Study on<br />

Temperatures during Transport<br />

http://ipsc.jrc.ec.europa.eu/<br />

http://www.jrc.ec.europa.eu/<br />

G Fiore, J Hofherr , F Natale, S Mainetti, E Ruotolo


Training Course on Animal Welfare during the Transport – Giulianova 28/01/2009<br />

Objectives of the study<br />

Very little information available on the temperatures<br />

livestock is exposed to in commercial transports along the<br />

main trade flows in Europe<br />

<strong>JRC</strong> carries out a study for DG SANCO to provide a better<br />

picture and to<br />

• Compare actual practice with temperature standards in<br />

force and standards proposed by scientists<br />

– following the important flows of livestock in the EU<br />

– reflecting variety of the climatic conditions<br />

• Identify the possible gap and negative consequences of<br />

existing practices and trade flows<br />

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Training Course on Animal Welfare during the Transport – Giulianova 28/01/2009<br />

Temperature thresholds<br />

The recorded temperatures have been compared with the following thresholds.<br />

Species Type/<br />

weight<br />

/age<br />

Pigs ≤ 30 kg<br />

>30 kg<br />

Cattle ≤ 6 months<br />

>6 months<br />

Sheep Full fleece<br />

Shorn<br />

Temperature range in<br />

force (Reg.(EC) 1/2005)<br />

Minimum<br />

(ºC)<br />

Minimum<br />

(ºC)<br />

5 (±5) 30 (±5)<br />

Temperature ranges recommended by<br />

EFSA<br />

Minimum*<br />

(ºC)<br />

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10<br />

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10<br />

Maximum adjusted<br />

for humidity (ºC)<br />

RH 80 %<br />

32<br />

25 (30)*<br />

30<br />

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28<br />

32<br />

29<br />

25 (30)*<br />

Goats 6 30 27<br />

Equidae - - -<br />

*with mechanical ventilation and misting devices<br />

27<br />

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25<br />

29<br />

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Training Course on Animal Welfare during the Transport – Giulianova 28/01/2009<br />

Extent of the study<br />

What period Feb – Oct 2008 (- Feb 2009)<br />

What animal transports<br />

○ Commercial<br />

○ Mainly long journeys (> 8 hours)<br />

○ Livestock:<br />

• Pigs < > 30 kg<br />

• Cattle < > 6 months of age<br />

• Sheep < > 6 months of age<br />

• Goats<br />

• Horses<br />

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Some main long journey transport routes<br />

Training Course on Animal Welfare during the Transport – Giulianova 28/01/2009<br />

Pigs < 30 kg<br />

Pigs > 30 kg<br />

Cattle < 6 mo<br />

Cattle > 6 mo<br />

Sheep<br />

Goats<br />

Horses<br />

Sources of data for trade flows<br />

TRACES<br />

Additional information from FVO<br />

EUROSTAT Intra community trade<br />

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Training Course on Animal Welfare during the Transport – Giulianova 28/01/2009<br />

Transporters and vehicles<br />

Participating transport companies and trucks<br />

Transport<br />

companies<br />

Number of vehicles<br />

2 (DK, NL) 8<br />

4 (DE, IT, PL)<br />

1 (IT)<br />

1 (IT)<br />

2 (IT, PL)<br />

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Mainly used for Types of vehicle<br />

Pigs 5 trucks (+ 2 trailers), 3 semi-trailers<br />

Cattle 3 trucks, 4 semi-trailer<br />

Sheep 2 semi-trailers<br />

Pigs, cattle, sheep 2 semi-trailers<br />

Horses 1 truck, 1 semi-trailer<br />

9 trucks (+2 trailers),<br />

12 semi-trailers<br />

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Temperature and humidity recording<br />

Temperature/relative humidity recorded with sensors combined with data<br />

loggers<br />

– Loggers set to record every 15 minutes over the entire data collection<br />

period<br />

Protected with a cage<br />

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Principle location of the sensors/data loggers<br />

Training Course on Animal Welfare during the Transport – Giulianova 28/01/2009<br />

• not to install in direct flow of a mechanical ventilator<br />

• no direct contact of sensors with metal parts of the chassis<br />

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Problems encountered with recordings<br />

Training Course on Animal Welfare during the Transport – Giulianova 28/01/2009<br />

Very little problems with the temperature/humidity sensors,<br />

Out of 113 sensors/data loggers initially installed in the trucks<br />

• 1 damaged by animals,<br />

• 4 sensors of 2 vehicles stopped functioning after several journeys<br />

(probably due to the way to wash the vehicles),<br />

• 1 not anymore accessible (vehicle breakdown)<br />

Journey records<br />

• Journey logs could not provide reliable time of start, rests and end of the<br />

journeys – often not completely filled in, only information on the planning<br />

• low returns of information by drivers on journey events (e.g. ventilation),<br />

however in few cases this could be integrated with data from navigation<br />

systems (exact position + speed)<br />

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Training Course on Animal Welfare during the Transport – Giulianova 28/01/2009<br />

Data related to animal journeys<br />

278,450 records related to 515 animal journeys (with more than<br />

175,000 transported animals)<br />

Category of animals Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Tot journeys Nr fo animals<br />

Bovines < 6 Mo 2 8 9 10 5 4 5 5 1 49 7147<br />

Bovines > 6 Mo 11 7 18 10 9 13 8 9 2 87 3098<br />

Goats 2<br />

1<br />

3 2230<br />

Horses 6 4 6 9 7 9 6 7 7 61 1029<br />

Other 1 1 31<br />

Pigs 30 kg 22 18 4 15 18 15 10 7 109 19517<br />

Sheep < 6 Mo 3 9 4 4 3 3 2 28 19313<br />

Sheep > 6 Mo 3 1 4 2 1 11 5895<br />

Total 67 58 67 76 53 76 56 49 13 515 175811<br />

17 Journeys included ferry transport<br />

- 12 journeys with bovines<br />

- 5 journeys with pigs<br />

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Training Course on Animal Welfare during the Transport – Giulianova 28/01/2009<br />

Trade Flows<br />

Main flows of commercial animal transports 2006 coverage in study<br />

Pigs<br />

Cattle<br />

Sheep<br />

Origin Destination % of trade % of journeys recorded in study<br />

41 %<br />

19 %<br />

36 %<br />

France, Germany Russia ?<br />

of export 7 %<br />

Hungary, Spain Italy 22 % of ICT in sheep 67 %<br />

Romania Italy, Spain 22 % of import of sheep 14 %<br />

Goats Netherlands France, Spain 75 % of ICT in goats 100 % of journeys with goats<br />

Horses<br />

Denmark Germany<br />

Denmark, Netherlands Italy, Spain, Poland<br />

France, Poland Italy, Spain<br />

Poland Italy 36 % of ICT in horses 36 %<br />

Romania, Bulgaria Italy<br />

16 %<br />

of ICT in pigs<br />

of ICT in cattle<br />

of import of horses<br />

26 %<br />

19 %<br />

48 %<br />

36 %<br />

of journeys with pigs<br />

of journeys with cattle<br />

of journeys with sheep<br />

of journeys with horses<br />

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3 days, 108<br />

Duration of animal journeys<br />

4 days, 56<br />

more than 4 days, 24<br />

less than 8 hours, 82<br />

2 days, 245<br />

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Example of temp variation during one week<br />

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Differences between positions<br />

Differences of the 4 sensors within a vehicle<br />

• On average 3.5° C difference between the highest and lowest<br />

temperature at the different sensors for a given moment<br />

• in 6.7% of cases differences of more than 10° C<br />

• larger differences in central hours of the day<br />

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Correlations between sensors semi-trailer<br />

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Back-down Back-up Front-down Front-up<br />

Back-down 1.00 0.92 0.96 0.92<br />

Back-up 0.92 1.00 0.87 0.98<br />

Front-down 0.96 0.87 1.00 0.89<br />

Front-up 0.92 0.98 0.89 1.00<br />

Weakest points of correlation<br />

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Correlations between sensors truck and trailer<br />

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back-downback-downback-upback-upfront-downfront-downfront-upfront-uptrailertrucktrailertrucktrailertrucktrailertruck back-down-trailer 1,00 0,90 0,91 0,84 0,98 0,91 0,92 0,88<br />

back-down-truck 0,90 1,00 0,89 0,93 0,92 0,92 0,90 0,95<br />

back-up-trailer 0,91 0,89 1,00 0,94 0,93 0,82 0,99 0,93<br />

back-up-truck 0,84 0,93 0,94 1,00 0,87 0,83 0,94 0,98<br />

front-down-trailer 0,98 0,92 0,93 0,87 1,00 0,90 0,95 0,90<br />

front-down-truck 0,91 0,92 0,82 0,83 0,90 1,00 0,84 0,90<br />

front-up-trailer 0,92 0,90 0,99 0,94 0,95 0,84 1,00 0,94<br />

front-up-truck 0,88 0,95 0,93 0,98 0,90 0,90 0,94 1,00<br />

Weakest points of correlation<br />

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Correlations on different types of vehicles<br />

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• stronger correlations in mono-volume vehicles compared to multitier<br />

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Daily variations<br />

• sinusoidal variation linked to the effect of solar radiation<br />

• amplified effect for the sensors in the upper tier<br />

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Movement of the vehicle<br />

• movement of the vehicle mitigates the effect of solar radiation and<br />

nightly irradiation on the roof of the vehicle<br />

• movement of vehicle produces higher temp in front up compared to<br />

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Temperatures with animals on vehicle<br />

• differential of front down due to animals during winter and with temp


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Temperatures with animals<br />

• differential of front down due to animals more evident in the case of<br />

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15<br />

10<br />

5<br />

0<br />

Bovines < 6<br />

Mo<br />

Bovines > 6<br />

Mo<br />

Horses Other Pigs 30 kg Sheep < 6<br />

Mo<br />

Sheep > 6<br />

Mo<br />

front-down<br />

ext<br />

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Relative humidity during animal transports<br />

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• values on average around 80%<br />

• decrease during movement of the vehicle<br />

• negative correlation temperature-humidity (stronger in upper tier)<br />

Sensor position Correlation coefficient<br />

front-up -0.69<br />

front-down -0.43<br />

back-up -0.69<br />

back-down -0.54<br />

external -0.61<br />

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30%<br />

25%<br />

20%<br />

15%<br />

10%<br />

5%<br />

0%<br />

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Impact of high temperatures thresholds<br />

% of times the<br />

threshold was<br />

exceeded<br />

% of journeys with<br />

at least one case<br />

of non-compliance<br />

average nr of noncompliances<br />

per<br />

journey<br />

35º C 1% 13% 1<br />

30º C 10% 48% 11<br />

EFSA 13% 52% 14<br />

February March April May June July August September October<br />

40%<br />

35%<br />

30%<br />

25%<br />

Reg. 1/2005 + 5°C<br />

Reg. 1/2005<br />

20%<br />

EFSA<br />

15%<br />

10%<br />

5%<br />

0%<br />

Bovines < 6 Mo Bovines > 6 Mo Goats Horses Pigs 30 kg Sheep < 6 Mo Sheep > 6 Mo<br />

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Reg. 1/2005 + 5°C<br />

Reg. 1/2005<br />

EFSA


Duration of consecutive periods above 30º C<br />

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13% (78/581)<br />

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60%<br />

50%<br />

40%<br />

30%<br />

20%<br />

10%<br />

0%<br />

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January (*)<br />

February<br />

Impact of low temperatures thresholds<br />

% of times the<br />

threshold was<br />

exceeded<br />

% of journeys with<br />

at least one case<br />

of non-compliance<br />

average nr of noncompliances<br />

per<br />

journey<br />

0º C 1%, 2%(*) 6% 1<br />

5º C 6%, 10%(*) 26% 7<br />

EFSA 14%, 20%(*) 44% 15<br />

* Simulated on the basis of 2007/2008 climatic conditions<br />

March<br />

April<br />

May<br />

June<br />

July<br />

August<br />

September<br />

October<br />

November (*)<br />

December (*)<br />

35%<br />

30%<br />

25%<br />

20%<br />

Reg. 1/2005 - 5°C<br />

Reg. 1/2005<br />

EFSA<br />

15%<br />

10%<br />

5%<br />

0%<br />

Bovines < 6 Mo Bovines > 6 Mo Goats Horses Pigs 30 kg Sheep < 6 Mo Sheep > 6 Mo<br />

25<br />

Reg. 1/2005 - 5°C<br />

Reg. 1/2005<br />

EFSA


Duration of consecutive periods below 5º C<br />

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High temperatures and humidity and THI<br />

THI = 0.8 T + RH (T-14.4) + 46.4<br />

0.5% THI>84<br />

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88.5% THI


Duration of consecutive periods with THI>74<br />

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Impact of climatic conditions<br />

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Impact of climatic conditions<br />

average number of days in the EU outside the 5 – 30° C<br />

thresholds in force for the year 2008, 2007 and 2006.<br />

nr of days<br />

120<br />

100<br />

80<br />

60<br />

40<br />

20<br />

0<br />

2006 2007 2008<br />

min temp=30<br />

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Thanks for your attention<br />

The <strong>JRC</strong> website about Animal Welfare in Transportation is regularly<br />

updated including a mail box:<br />

http://awt.jrc.it<br />

<strong>Joint</strong> <strong>Research</strong> <strong>Centre</strong><br />

Institute for Protection and Security of the Citizen<br />

Traceability and Vulnerability Assessment Unit<br />

TP 361<br />

I-21027 ISPRA (VA) / Italy<br />

Tel: +39 0332 78 9515<br />

Fax +39 0332 78 6280<br />

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