Claudia Kamphuis

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I successfully defended my PhD study on improving automated detection of clinical mastitis using sensor data from robotic milking systems at Utrecht University, the Netherlands in November 2010. In January 2011, I moved to New Zealand, with my husband and two children. Here I took up a Scientist position within the Milk Harvesting and Farm Automation team at DairyNZ. This team focused on using automation and information technology to reduce labor and to improve farm productivity and profitability. In July 2013, I signed up as a Post-Doc at Wageningen University at the chair group of Business Economics to start working as a researcher at Wageningen Livesstock Research in september 2016. M...

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Sensor technologies in the milking parlour, can they replace or complement human senses to monitor cow health and productivity

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Claudia Kamphuis

Big Data and Precision Dairy Farming

Veterinaire dag 23 juni 2016

Sensoren en kreupelheid bij melkvee

Guidelines on the use of sensors to monitor animal health and productivity; a New Zealand initiative

Kamphuis & huijps, ECPLF, milan, 2015 ss

Cows in the cloud, Down to earth, 8-9 September 2015

Sensor technologies in the milking parlour, can they replace or complement human senses to monitor cow health and productivity

Data mining to combine sensor information to improve oestrus detection

Moving beyond estrus detection

Herd testing on AMS farms in new zealand

Evaluating progesterone profiles to improve automated oestrus detection

Can we estimate the economic benefit of precision livestock technologies

Using sensor information to detect lame cows