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The Second UN-GGIM-AP Plenary Meeting The Role Of Ina-SDI For Disaster Management Indonesia Tehran - Iran 28 October 2013 Dodi Sukmayadi Geospatial Information Authority of Indonesia (BIG) COMPONENT FOR GEOSPATIAL DATA SHARING 1

WG2: Initial Research on Existing National and International Geoportals for the Sharing of Data and Information Related to Disaster Management Five Basic Components of NSDI have been applied and implemented by the National Geospatial Authority of Indonesia (BIG - Badan Informasi Geospasial): 1. POLICY a. State Law No. 4 / 2011: Geospatial Information; b. Presidential Regulation No. 94 / 2011: National Geospatial Information Authority (BIG); c. Presidential Regulation No. 6 / 2012: Ortho-Rectified Hi-Res Satellite Imageries; d. Presidential Regulation No. 85 /2007 and No. Xx / 2013: National Geospatial Information Network and Sharing; e. Mutual Regulation (being implemented) between Ministry of Interior, Ministry of Communication and Information, and BIG. ACT NO. 4 YEAR 2011 POLICY AND IMPLEMENTATION 1. TO ENDORSE SINGLE REFERENCE FOR INTEGRITY OF GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION IN INDONESIA; 2. TO ENSURE THE AVAILABILITY AND ACCESS OF GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION WITH ACCOUNTABILITY; 3. TO ACHIEVE USEFULNESS OF GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION THROUGH COOPERATION, COORDINATION, INTEGRATION AND SYNCHRONIZATION; AND 4. TO ENCOURAGE THE USE OF GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION IN GOVERNMENT ACTIVITY AND PEOPLE'S DAILY LIFE LAW 4/2011, ARTICLE 22 GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION AUTHORITY 2

ACT NO. 4 YEAR 2011 TRANSFORMATION IN PARADIGM AND INSTITUTION BAKOSURTANAL INSTITUTIONS OF NATIONAL ADVISER IN DEVELOPMENT OF SURVEY, MAPPING, AND SPATIAL DATA INFRASTRUCTURE GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION AGENCY THE NATIONAL ORGANIZER IN THE FIELD OF THE TOPOGRAPHIC SURVEY AND BASE MAPPING INSTITUTIONS OF NATIONAL ADVISER IN DEVELOPMENT OF THEMATIC MAPS THE NATIONAL ORGANIZER FOR SPATIAL DATA INFRASTRUCTURE LAWS AND REGULATION CONCERNING GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION UU No. 4 / 2011 : Geospatial Information Presidential Decree No. 94 / 2011 : Roles and Functions of Geospatial Information Authority (BIG) Presidential Decree No. 85 / 2007 : National Geospatial Data Network (JDSN) expanded to be PerPres No. / 2013 National Geospatial Information Network (JIGN) Presidential Instruction No. 6 / 2012 : Provision, Use, Quality Control, Processing, and Distribution of Ortho- Rectified Hi-Res Satellite Imageries 3

WG2: Initial Research on Existing National and International Geoportals for the Sharing of Data and Information Related to Disaster Management Five Basic Components of NSDI have been applied and implemented by the National Geospatial Authority of Indonesia (BIG - Badan Informasi Geospasial): 2. INSTITUTIONAL a. BIG was established in 2012; b. Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on Geospatial Information Sharing and Network Node with many Ministries and Provincial/Regency- Municipal Governments; c. Center for Assessment and Development of SDI with 8 (eight) Universities; d. Community-based Participatory Mapping. WG2: Initial Research on Existing National and International Geoportals for the Sharing of Data and Information Related to Disaster Management Five Basic Components of NSDI have been applied and implemented by the National Geospatial Authority of Indonesia (BIG - Badan Informasi Geospasial): 3. DATA and STANDARD a. Seamless Basic Geospatial Data (2,500k / 250k / 50k / 25k) of BIG and many Thematic Geospatial Data from Ministries were improved (one map policy) & published on Indonesia Geospatial Portal (Ina-GeoPortal); b. National Standard of Geospatial Features and Catalog, and adoption of ISO Metadata as the National Standard. 4

GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION ROLE IN INDONESIAN SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT DECENTRALIZATION AND REGIONAL AUTONOMY DATABASE PLANNING FOUNDATION APPROACH BY ZONE NATIONAL GOALS GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION STATISTICS/ CENSUS SPATIAL PLANNING CADASTER MANAGEMENT FAST GROWING BOUNDARY/FRONTIE R LEAST DEVELOPED DISASTER RISK SOCIAL CONFLICT URBAN SYSTEM RURAL LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TRANSMIGRATION ISLANDS AND PROVINCIAL PLANNING DIRECTIVE INTER REGION GAP REDUCTION PROSPERITY ACCELERATION NEW INDONESIAN GEOSPATIAL REFERENCE SYSTEM (Ina-GRS2013) Indonesia has lauched a new Indonesian Geospatial Reference System on Oct 17 th, 2013 which is called Ina-GRS2013. Ina-GRS2013 replaced the former Indonesian National Geodetic Datum (DGN95) by considering tectonic plate movement and crustal deformation into its reference system. It will be used as a single geospatial reference system throughout the country. Details: 1. GRS Name : Indonesian Geospatial Reference System (Ina-GRS2013) 2. Reference frame : National Geodetic Control Network tied to ITRF 2008 3. Reference epoch for Ina-GRS 2013 : 2012.0 ( 1 January 2012) 4. Vertical Datum: Geoid 5. Include a Deformation Model / Velocity model 5

LARGE MEDIUM SMALL Ina-GRS 2013 REALIZATION CORS GNSS Distribution 2013 Indonesian Geoid for Kalimantan & Sulawesi Horizontal Control Network Distribution Vertical Control Network Distribution STATUS 2013: BASE MAPPING Aerial photo s Airborne IFSAR Airborne LIDAR Satellite SAR DATA ACQUISITION STEREO PLOTTING DTM (contour lines) Topomap features Accuracy Test Toponyms Administrative Boundary FIELD SURVEY DATABASE Topology Seamless-ing Cartography Digital Map Gazetteer PRODUCTS BASEMAP SCALE TOTAL AVAILABLE TO DO 1:1,000,000 37 37 (100%) 0 1:500,000 103 103 (100%) 0 1:250,000 309 309 (100%) 0 1:100,000 1,245 0 1,245 1:50,000 3,899 2,417 (62%) 1,471 1:25,000 13,020 1.774 (14%) 11,246 1:10,000 91,547 658 (0.7%) 90,889 1:5,000 379,014 128 (0.003%) 378,458 1:2,500 880,206 0 880,206 1:1,000 2,729,319 0 2,729,319 6

STATUS 2013: THEMATIC MAPPING Risk Map BMKG, PU, BIG, ESDM Sectoral Zonation Permit Map BPN, KEMENHUT, ESDM Land Cover map BIG, KEMENHUT, LH, LAPAN Earthquake Distribution Map ESDM, BMKG Ortho High Resolution Imagery BIG, LAPAN 11 NATIONAL WORKING GROUP FOR THEMATIC MAPPING NATURAL RESOURCE AND WATERSHED FARMING AND PEATLAND RESOURCE DYNAMIC CLIMATE CHANGE ECOREGION TRANSPORTATION DISASTER STUDY SPATIAL PLANNING MARINE RESOURCES, COASTAL, AND SMALL ISLANDS SECTORAL COORDINATION AND SINERGY FOR ONE MAP POLICY SOCIAL, ECONOMY,CULTURE AND ATLAS SECTORAL ZONATION, LAND COVER, AND LAND STATUS WG2: Initial Research on Existing National and International Geoportals for the Sharing of Data and Information Related to Disaster Management Five Basic Components of NSDI have been applied and implemented by the National Geospatial Authority of Indonesia (BIG - Badan Informasi Geospasial): 4. TECHNOLOGY a. Indonesia Geospatial Portal (Ina-GeoPortal) was launched in 2012; b. National Geospatial Data Center (Tier 3), Disaster Recovery Center, Geospatial Cloud & High Performance Computing Services; c. National Standard on Geospatial Reference System, Continuous Orientation Reference System (CORS) Services; d. National Internet exchange (NIX) for Geospatial Information Communication Infrastructure. 7

CERTIFICATION LICENSING LICENSING ACCREDITATION WG2: Initial Research on Existing National and International Geoportals for the Sharing of Data and Information Related to Disaster Management Five Basic Components of NSDI have been applied and implemented by the National Geospatial Authority of Indonesia (BIG - Badan Informasi Geospasial): 5. HUMAN RESOURCES a. Professional Certification based on National Occupational Competency Standards, Licensing for Geospatial Information Services Industry; b. Capacity Building: NSDI Training Center, Promotion & Socialization. LEVERAGING GEOSPATIAL INDUSTRY RE-ASSESMENT INDUSTRY AND NATIONAL NEEDS ASSESSMENT COMPETENCE STANDARDS PREPARATION NATIONAL MAPPING AGENCY MIN. OF LABOR AND TRANSMIGRATION IMPLEMENTATION VERIFICATION NATIONAL COMPETENCE STANDARD DETERMINATION ON COMPETENCE STANDARDS PRE-CONVENSION INDEPENDENT INSTITUTION CONVENTION VERIFICATION Min. of Labor Decree No. 8/2012 PROFESSIONALS COMPANIES TRAINING INSTITUTIONS 8

Regencies/ Municipal. Provinces Ministries/ Agencies STATUS 2013: Ina-SDI DEVELOPMENT Produk Peta & Data Portal GEOSPATIAL CLOUD COMPUTING DATA CENTER NATIONAL GEOPORTAL Desktop View,Editing & Analizing Aplikasi Web Services TARGET CONNECTED TO DO Survei Lapangan & Mobile Map 57 15 42 Sistim Penyelenggaraan IG BIG : 1. Data Collection & Processing 2. Data Management 3. Geodatabase Management 4. Production Management 5. Publication Management 6. Utilizing 34 14 20 500 2 498 INDONESIA: FACING MOST KIND OF HAZARDS VOLCANO ERUPTION EARTHQUAKE ARTIFICIAL FAILURE TSUNAMI FLOOD FOREST FIRE 9

INDONESIA: FACING MOST KIND OF HAZARDS Asia-Pacific Disaster Report 2010 stated that people in the Asia Pacific is 4 times more susceptible than in Africa and 25 times more vulnerable than in North America and Europe. [1] United Nations International Strategy for Disaster Reduction (UNISDR) rank Indonesia first in the two natural disasters (tsunami and landslide), ranking third in the earthquake, and ranked sixth in the flood. 4408 natural disasters occurred over the past 5 years (2004-2009) in Indonesia: 71 earthquakes; 2 Tsunami; 24 Volcanic eruption; 469 landslide events; 1916 floods; 158 Flooding with landslides; 1083 Drought; 580 Hurricanes; and 105 Tides. The UN report estimates that more than 18 million peoples affected by natural disasters in Indonesia from 1980 to 2009. KEY INSTITUTIONS IN DISASTER MANAGEMENT BNPB is the Indonesian National Board for Disaster Management (Indonesian: Badan Nasional Penanggulangan Bencana), has the task to assist the President of the Republic of Indonesia: planning and coordinating the implementation of disaster management and emergency response activities in an integrated manner; and implement disaster management and emergency response from before, during, and after including disaster prevention, preparedness, emergency response, and recovery. BIG is the Geospatial Information Agency (Indonesian: Badan Informasi Geospasial), has the task to assist the President of the Republic of Indonesia: planning, organizing and coordinating the development of geospatial information for disaster management activities. [1] http://www.eastasiaforum.org, 2010) 10

Ina-SDI ROLE IN DISASTER MANAGEMENT COMPONENT FOR GEOSPATIAL DATA SHARING 11

PILLARS of Ina-SDI FOR DISASTER MANAGEMENT Institutional Arrangement Science and Technology Human Resource Standardized Geospatial Data Laws And Rules Ina-SDI S WORKING ELEMENTS STANDARD Acquisition Management Visualization Access Integration Analisys Quality Control Quality Assurance INTEROPABILITY GUIDANCE AND SPECIFICATION GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION METADATA Accuracy Availability Land Cover Completeness others CONTRIBUTORS GOVERNMENTS ONE MAP POLICY SDI ARRANGEMENT INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENT DATA SCALE AND RESOLUTION PRIVATE AND VENDORS ACCESS POLICY IMPLEMENTATION OF STANDARD METADATA COMMUNITIES SDI COMMITTEE CAPACITY BUILDING DATA MANAGEMENT DATA ACQUISITION HUMAN RESOURCES CERTIFIED PROFESSIONALS ACADEMICS WELL-INFORMED DECISION MAKERS GEOPORTAL SOFTWARE GEO-ICT HARDWARE AND NETWARE DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ACCESS DAN ANALYSIS TYPE OF DATA 12

Ina-SDI READINESS FOR DISASTER EVENT 57 MINISTRIES, 34 PROVINCIAL, AND 508 MUNICIPALITIES MUNICIPAL GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION AUTHORITY CUSTODIAN CUSTODIAN MUNICIPAL DATA CENTER METADATA CATALOG PORTAL CLEARINGH OUSE UNIT NATIONAL DATA CENTER CLEARINGHOUSE UNIT METADATA CATALOG PORTAL NATIONAL GEOPORTAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT AGENCY CUSTODIAN BUREAU UNIT OFFICE OTHER MINISTIRES OTHER LOCAL GOVT CLEARINGHOUSE UNIT METADATA CATALOG PORTAL LOCAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT AGENCY CLEARINGHOUSE UNIT METADATA CATALOG PORTAL CLEARINGHOUSE UNIT METADATA CATALOG PORTAL NATIONAL DATA CENTER Ina-GeoPortal : http://tanahair.indonesia.go.id or http://maps.ina-sdi.or.id 13

Ina-GEOPORTAL : SERVICING MEMBER OF INA-SDI AND PUBLIC WITH MULTI-SCALE BASEMAP Ina-GEOPORTAL : SERVICING MEMBER OF INA-SDI AND PUBLIC WITH MULTI-SCALE BASEMAP 14

Ina-GEOPORTAL : SERVICING MEMBER OF INA-SDI AND PUBLIC WITH MULTI-SCALE BASEMAP GEOSPATIAL SUPPORT COMMAND CENTER BETTER DECISION MAKING WITH COMMON OPERATING MAPS ANALYZING VISUALIZING PLANNING GEO-ACCOUNTING GEOSPATIAL SUPERIORITY MAPPING GEO-MONITORING ACTING LOCAL GOVERNMENT DECISION MAKING MAPPING AGENCY INDONESIAN SDI COMMUNITY CAPABILITY MINISTRIES ARMED FORCES/POLICE GOVERNANCE IN THE FIELD OF SURVEYING, MAPPING AND GEOSPATIAL DATA INFRASTRUCTURE IN PROVIDING TIMELY, RELEVANT, AND ACCURATE GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION TO SUPPORT OF DISASTER MANAGEMENT 15

ORGANIZATION AL TECHNICAL POLITICAL DRAW BACK KENDALA PURPOSE RESUME : Ina-SDI FOR DISASTER MANAGEMENT CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITY TECH TEKNOLOGI TUJUAN GOAL NEEDS KEBUTUHAN PENGGUNA DATA MGT MANAJEMEN DATA PARADIGMA SISTEM INFORMASI PARADIGM PERSONAL KEINGINAN PENGGUNA DEMAND SASARAN APPS APLIKASI OPPOR- PELUANG TUNITY Our strength is strong political support, has stated strong organizations' vision and underlying measurable missions. Our challenges lies in in technical level and personal level, both in quantity and quality. Our plan to overcome these challenges is to empower academia through establishing SDI Centers in 8 top universities and Constructing new standard of competence and professionalism, both in government and the geospatial related industries. Thank You See You in Bali با تشکر از شما 16