Dr. Terdsak Yano is an Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Chiang Mai University, Thailand. He earned DVM, M.Sc, and Ph.D degrees from Chiang Mai University. He also obtained Diplomate, Thai Board of Veterinary Public Health (DTBVPH). His major responsibility is teaching and research in the swine clinic, including swine diseases, swine clinical rotation, and swine clinical clerkship. He is a trainer of Participatory Epidemiology in Thailand and Southeast Asia. His interests are swine practice, epidemiology, foot and mouth disease (FMD) and GIS in Veterinary Sciences. He has conducted research about pig health and epidemiology, especially foot and mouth disease. Previously, he and his colleagues in the faculty conducted research about FMD regarding many aspects, such as risk factors, the outbreak of FMD in Northern Thailand, and vaccine efficacy. He also performed research about how to control Streptococcus suis infection in pigs and humans in Northern Thailand. He was one of the researchers who created the PODD system. This is a Participatory Animal Health Digital Surveillance system that focuses on animal and human health surveillance using digital technology and a one-health approach. This system is currently manipulated under the PODD center, Chiang Mai University Thailand.