The Centre of Excellence for Biosecurity Risk Analysis (CEBRA), which hosts Biosecurity Commons, has had a significant impact on biosecurity over the past two decades. And the recent announcement of a further three years of Commonwealth funding opens even more...
The Biosecurity Commons development team has made a number of changes and improvements to the Surveillance Design workflow which are now live. Surveillance Design enables users to determine where to allocate resources for a biosecurity threat. Improvements to the...
Biosecurity Commons will work with Forest and Wood Products Australia (FWPA) to provide its groundbreaking analytics for the detection of exotic forest pests. The project aims to address a gap in the modelling of exotic forest pests into Australia which is hampering...
Changing climate and increasing globalisation of human movement and trade have dramatically increased the exposure of Australia to new pests and diseases that can have devastating economic, environmental, and social impacts. In response to this urgent challenge,...
The Centre of Excellence for Biosecurity Risk Analysis (CEBRA) has partnered with AUSVEG to use Biosecurity Commons for mapping high risk pathways for priority pests of the vegetable industry. AUSVEG is the peak industry body for Australia’s vegetable, onion and...
Biosecurity Commons moved to the Centre of Excellence for Biosecurity Risk Analysis (CEBRA) at the University of Melbourne on 1 January 2024. The move is an exciting one for the platform as it transitions to the next stage of its development – user-driven platform...
Building on an impactful legacy to improve biosecurity
Improvements made to Surveillance Design workflow
Biosecurity Commons to support Forest and Wood Products Australia
Biosecurity Commons launches into its second phase
CEBRA partners with AUSVEG to use Biosecurity Commons in the vegetable industry