SCRC: PhD : Methodologies for the implementation of Micro Mobile Information Systems in the Cold Chain and the resulting implications of Time Temperature logging for Models of Microbial Growth

Funded Activity Summary

This project fits squarely into two of the key strategies of the seafood CRC’s theme 2,
Strategy 1 - Traceability and product sensor technologies and,
Strategy 2 – Predicting and managing seafood shelf life

This project intends to work with CRC Participant seafood supply chains and key markets, however identifying which participant is still an ongoing task. Though initial contact has been made with the Tasmanian Abalone industry and the local research community the Sydney Fish market has also been visited (in an unannounced visit) for possible inclusion in this project.

The application is needed to enable better supply chain management of product quality and quality, by being able to identify products remotely (i.e. without the need for and problems of bar codes, scanners etc.) recognise potential quality problems (due to time and temperature), during product distribution, to assess the potential magnitude of those problems and to react to them in a timely manner to correct the problem or minimise its impact.

Funded Activity Details

Start Date: 18-10-2007

End Date: 18-10-2010

Funding Scheme: Funding Scheme not available

Funder: Fisheries Research and Development Corporation

Research Topics

ANZSRC Field of Research (FoR)

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ANZSRC Socio-Economic Objective (SEO)

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Other Keywords

Data | Food processing | Food Safety | Food technology | Modelling | Supply Chain | Traceability

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