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GeoVet2023 advanced interdisciplinary geospatial research for the One Health era, integrating real-time data, AI, and citizen science to tackle climate change and animal health challenges. The conference highlighted the crucial role of communication in bridging science and policy for improved public and veterinary health outcomes.

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Area of Science:

Geospatial science and veterinary medicine
Interdisciplinary research
One Health framework

Background:

GeoVet2023 convened experts to address climate change, human activities, and animal interactions impacting health and food safety.
The conference built upon GeoVet2019's exploration of Big Data in spatial analysis for animal and public health.

Discussion:

GeoVet2023 integrated real-time data science, AI, decision-making tools, social network data, citizen science, and spatio-temporal methods.
Discussions emphasized addressing climate change and the interconnectedness of human, animal, and environmental health.
The dialogue between scientists and international organizations underscored the importance of communication in policy-making.

Key Insights:

Marius Gilbert's keynote stressed health science literacy, trust, and structured debate, drawing lessons from COVID-19 pandemic management.
The conference featured 106 research projects, including keynotes, talks, and posters, fostering innovation and knowledge sharing.
This special issue presents 12 studies showcasing advancements in spatial epidemiology and geospatial tools.

Outlook:

The conference provides a roadmap for interdisciplinary geospatial research and One Health strategies.
Selected studies offer solutions for disease surveillance, antimicrobial resistance, and environmental health impacts.
Geospatial research is crucial for improving veterinary and public health within the One Health framework.