NATIONAL FRAMEWORK FOR FLOOD DISASTER MANAGEMENT IN INDONESIA. 11 th GEOSS ASIA PASIFIC SYMPOSIUM Kyoto, October 2018

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NATIONAL FRAMEWORK FOR FLOOD DISASTER MANAGEMENT IN INDONESIA 11 th GEOSS ASIA PASIFIC SYMPOSIUM Kyoto, 24-26 October 2018 1

OUTLINE Disasters in Indonesia The Disaster Management Mechanism Current Status of Flood Early Warning Systems Currently and Activity Plan Follow up in The Future 2

DISASTERS IN INDONESIA Map of Disasters Risk Index in Indonesia Source:BNPB 3

Seismo-Tectonics Indonesia Flooding Threats 173 Tsunamis (1629 sd 2014) Landslides Threats 4

Frequency of Disasters 2010 Augst 2018 Rank Disasters Frequency 1 Flood 6258 2 Putting Beliung (tornado) 5061 3 Landslide 4126 4 Drought 625 5 Forest Fire 562 6 Tidal Wave/Abration 165 7 Earthquake 128 8 Volcanic Eruptions 52 9 Tsunami 5 Source:BNPB 5

Flood is the most disaster occurred in 2010 Augst 2018 So many disasters occurred in year 2017 Source:BNPB 6

The Factors that Causes The Disasters ü The high rainfall ü The land conversion ü The deforestation ü The steep slope ü The condition of Geological and Geotechnical local soil ü The watershed characteristics and river morphology ü The ring of fire ü The high temperature ü Habits of humans 7

THE DISASTERS MANAGEMENT MECHANISM IN INDONESIA Risk Management Mitigation Preparedness Management in Emergency Situation Management during Recovery Before Disasters Emergency State After Disasters Coordination Coordination Command Coordination (Flood) Disaster Management need prediction information and early warning 8

Task and Functions of Ministries/ Institutions retated to Disaster Management Mechanism Before Disasters Disaster information services BNPB, BIG MCG information services BMKG Hotspot monitoring LAPAN Broadcasting of disaster information - Kemenkominfo Emergency State Emergency disaster management BNPB, Kemensos, Kemenkes Handling emergency infrastructure Kemen PUPR After Disasters Rehabilitation of infrastructure in disaster area BNPB, BIG, Kemen PUPR Revitalization of critical river basin KLHK Rehabilitation of agriculture area Kementan Rehabilitation epidemic of disease - Kemenkes Challenge: Need coordinations related to the task and functions of ministries and institutions 9

CURRENT STATUS OF FLOOD EARLY WARNING SYSTEM Information flood potential forecasts are made in the legend of high, medium, low, safe and no flood event 10

Flood potential forecast is the result of collaboration by 3 Agencies BMKG Agencies Directorate General of Water Resources Ministry of Public Works (PSDA-PUPR) Geospatial Information Agency (BIG) Provide Monthly rainfall forecast Information of flood prone areas Base map (RBI, land system, land cover) http://www.bmkg.go.id/iklim/ 11

Scheme of The Central of Hydroinformatichs Studies - PUPR (DELFT - FEWS) 12

Flood Early Warning System is a software create by Deltares (Netherland) and developed by PUSAIR through the Joint Cooperation Program (JCP) 13

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Data Input Forecat data PIC Observation data BMKG NWP (National Weather Prediction) GWP (Global Weather Prediction) ECMWF (European Centre for Medium- Range Weather Forecast) GFS (Global Forecast System) Access-A, R, T BMKG BMKG BMKG NASA NASA Historical data TRMM (Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission) GPM (Global Precipitation Measurement) Radar AWS Radar Ground Station/Observasi Telemetri NASA NASA BMKG BPPT PIC BMKG/BBWS/BWS/Dinas PU BBWS/BWS, Dinas PU, PUSAIR SEBA 15

Data Input and evaluation (observation) > 6000 rainfall station 336 AWS 573 ARG 105 AAWS 16

CURRENT ACTIVITY AND ACTIVITY PLANNING BMKG Coordination with PUPR, BIG Flood potential forecast Coordination with BNPB about MHEWS JCP3 climate change SATREPS (Science and Technology Research Partnership for Sustainable Development) about MHEWS (proposal) etc PUPR Coordination with BMKG, BIG Flood potential forecast JCP3 J-FEWS Development web integration about The Central of Hydroinformatichs Studies etc 17

FOLLOW UP (IN MY OPINION) Need team task force from all institutions that related in disaster management mechanism BMKG PUPR BIG BNPB etc Team leader 1. Resources Capacity Building (Big data, AI, IoT) 2. Benchmarking 3. Infrastruktur improvement (storage, platform database, etc) 4. Financial supporting INA-FEWS 18

BMKG Thank You tri.nurmayati@bmkg.go.id +62 81319092003 19