i-GeoVET

A Digital Shield for Livestock

Advanced geospatial management information system for effective data organization and rapid response to epizootic diseases. It aims to protect national livestock.

The Project

i-GeoVET is an innovative monitoring system designed for epizootic disease management.

It combines geospatial data with veterinary practices to allow a rapid response to health crises.

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Phase A (2024 to 2025)

Sheep Pox Epizootic

Focuses on comprehensive management, recording, and response to the sheep pox epizootic.

Phase B (Current)

Foot and Mouth Disease in Lesvos

Applies the system to monitor, contain, and control foot and mouth disease on the island of Lesvos.

Geospatial Analysis

Health Crisis

Digital Tools

Interconnection

Key Goals

Data Organization

Data Organization

Systematic recording and organization of livestock farm data at a national level.

Crisis Management

Crisis Management

Immediate response to epizootic diseases and operational support for veterinary services.

Field Tools

Field Tools

Use of mobile devices for on site sampling and recording.

News & Announcements

Stay informed about the latest developments, ELGO DIMITRA actions, and the use of the i-GeoVET platform.

PRESENTATION

i-GeoVET Presentation from the 2026 ArcGIS User Conference Now Available

View the presentation of the geospatial platform and its application to foot-and-mouth disease on Lesvos.

November 2026 Read more
PRESENTATION

i-GeoVET Presentation at 2026 ArcGIS User Conference Greece & Cyprus

Presentation of i-GeoVET geospatial epizootic management tool on October 21–22 at Crowne Plaza Athens (October 21, 14:30, Hall 1 E).

October 2026 Read more
INTERACTIVE MAP

i-GeoVET: The Evolution of Foot and Mouth Disease in Lesvos

Monitor the course of the disease through the new digital tool of the i-GeoVET platform. Data covers the period from March 15. (WAHIS data source).

August 2026 Read more

Results and Analysis (2024 to 2025)

Explore the full project presentation for sheep pox, maps, and conclusions in our detailed report. In Greek.

View the Detailed Report (Gr)