4th International Bee and Hive Monitoring Conference

4th International Bee and Hive Monitoring Conference

21st century technology for healthier & more productive honey bees

This conference took place on October 5-9, 2020.
The presentations were recorded and you may access those videos from this website.
To view selected videos, browse the program below; the presentations are grouped by topic.
To view the videos of the entire conference, click here

 

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MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2020
Conference and Historical Overviews
Title Presenter
The 4th International Bee & Hive Monitoring Conference: Conference Overview Frank Linton
Technological innovations in Beekeeping Huw Evans

 

Single Sensor Colony Monitoring Systems
Title Presenter
AI-Powered Diagnosis and Mapping of Honey Bee Health Jerry Bromenshenk
BeeScanning App Diagnoses Varroa and Brood Disorder Björn Lagerman
Colony Monitoring Using Thermal Imaging Scott Debnam
Eyesonhives: Can Computer Vision Monitoring See More Than Bees? Kelton Temby
RF Doppler Sensor for Assessing Beehive Health Herbert Aumann
The Bee Corp: Infrared Image of Colony Size Inspection Ellie Symes
The Varroa Counter Werner Toplak
Non-Invasive Beehive Monitoring through Acoustic Data Yuwei Liao

 

Monday – Live Q&A Session with Panelists
Moderator Huw Evans

 

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2020 

 

Multi-Sensor Colony Monitoring Systems
Title Presenter
ApisProtect Fiona Edwards Murphy
Automating Catch Box Monitoring Andrew Wootton
BeeHero – Pollinate & Prosper Itai Kanot
Open Source Monitoring Platform BEEP Development in B-GOOD Project Marten Schoonman
Hive Monitoring Systems and How They Save Beekeepers Time and Money Rafael Cabrera
Honey Bee Colony State Detection by Temperature Data Armands Kviesis
Monitoring Colony Status with a Temperature Sensor Grid Frank Linton
Nectar Technologies: Update and Case Study Maximilian Cherney
O’Keefe Electronics WIFI Hive Scale Pat O’Keefe
Practical Hive Monitoring for the Serious Beekeeper Etienne Tardif
What Are You Missing? Advances in Hive Monitoring Rich Morris
Swarm Monitoring Theo Hartman
BeeHeroX Huw Evans

 

Tuesday – Live Q&A Session with Panelists
Moderator Rich Morris

 

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2020

 

Information Processing Systems for Colony Monitoring
Title Presenter
A New Process for Simplifying and Visualizing Honey Bee Hive Scale data Dick Rogers and Josh Williams
BeeXML: Standardizing the World’s Bee Data Joseph Cazier
BPractices: Correlating Good Beekeeping Practices with Data Andrew Scott
Flight and Cluster Hours Model Dick Rogers and Manuel Gutierrez
Got sensor, Now What? Extracting Information from Continuous Data William G. Meikle
Sniffing out American Foulbrood: Volatile Biomarkers for Non-invasive Diagnosis Jessica Moran
Monitoring Hives with SAS® Event Stream Processing Anya McGuirk
Tools for Transforming Data into Knowledge Andrew Dudley and Jerry Bromenshenk

 

Apiary and Colony Management Software for Beekeepers
Title Presenter
MyApiary- Data Driven Apiary Businesses Darren Bainbridge
Open Source Precision-Beekeeping Platform for Beekeepers and Researchers Lorenzo Pons
SAMS:  Smart Apiculture Management Services Florian Schroll

 

Wednesday – Live Q&A Session with Panelists
Moderator Lorenzo Pons

 

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2020

 

Mapping for Colony Monitoring
Title Presenter
AncGIS: An Open Source, Mobile and Web Geographic System for Resources Monitoring Sylvain Galopin
Decimeter Resolution LIDAR for Mapping Forager Bees Robert Seccomb
Game of Drones Julia Mahood
Landscape-scale Flow/Dearth Monitoring: A Robust Method for Messy Data Doug Sponsler
Technologies for Pollinator Surveillance in Field Studies and Intelligent Image Recognition: RFID, Rana and DAISY-II Sara Barlow & Mark O’Neill
The INSIGNIA Project: Environmental Monitoring of Pesticide Use through Honey Bees Norman Carreck

 

RFID & Beehive Materials
Title Presenter
Apimaye Insulated Bee Hives Korhan Kaftanoglu
Beaver Plastics EPS Smart Brood Box with RFID Paul O’Neil and Stuart Shim
RFIDs for Asset (Hive) Identification, Location, Tracking, and Inventory Jerry Bromenshenk
Accuracy of Infra-Red (IR) Imaging to Assess Colony Population Size. Colin Henderson and Jerry Bromenshenk

 

Thursday – Live Q&A Session with Panelists
Moderator Dick Rogers

 

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2020

 

Research Updates
Title Presenter
Bee Health Guru NSF I-Corps National Team David Firth
OSU Varroa Research Updates Ramesh Sagili
Viruses, Bacteria, Fungi, and Chemicals Affecting Your Bees Dave Wick
Overview of Indoor Storage Research at WSU Brandon Hopkins
Winter Beehive Storage Kyle and Shannon Christensen

 

Friday – Live Q&A Session with Panelists
Moderator Jerry Bromenshenk

 

Friday  – Live Q&A Session with American Honey Producers
Moderator Jerry Bromenshenk
Technology Priorities for Honey Producers Chris Hiatt & Associates

 

Friday – Live Business Session with All Panelists,
All Monitoring Conference Members ~80
Moderator Frank Linton &
Jerry Bromenshenk
Should we form a colony monitoring association? –
How can we improve communications?
(AHPA Panelists are Encouraged to Participate)

CONFERENCE END