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IRIS WORKSHOP, Out of Africa Adapting the Africa Array Model Building Capacity Around the Worl Boston,18-19 February 2008 BMG Fauzi@bmg.go.id Meteorologocal and Geophysical Agency Jl. Angkasa I.No.2, Kemayoran Jakarta, Indonesia www.bmg.go.id

TOPICS Tsunami Monitoring System in Indian Ocean and in South east Asia Indonesian Tsunami Early Warning System (InaTEWS) Goal of InaTEWS and requirement Current Status of the monitoring system Future plan

IOTWS and SCMG of ASEAN IOTWS = Indian Ocean Tsunami Warning System WG-1, Seismic Measurements, Data Collection, And Exchange WG-2, Sea Level Data, Deep-ocean measurement And Exchange WG-3, Risk Assessment WG-4, Modeling, Forecasting And Scenario Development WG-5, The System Of Interoperable Advisory And Warning Centres WG-6, Mitigation, Preparedness And Response SCMG= Sub Committee on Meteorology and Geophysics Technical Task Force for establishing national tsunami center in ASEAN countries AEIC = ASEAN Earthquake Information Center To rapidly disseminate information on earthquakes and their associated events occurring in various parts of ASEAN countries to authorities and public. Hosted by BMG of Indonesia

Terms of Reference of WG 1 of IOTWS Identify the core seismic stations in Indian Ocean region Establish the core seismic network in Indian Ocean region Make seismic data of core seismic station available to member state countries in real time for tsunami warning purposes. Establish the communication link to the members to update the status of development of seismic stations and new available technology

Operational Planned Core Seismic stations

Core Seismic Stations, existing and planned Number Identified core stations 2010 2007 2006 75 75 38 46

WG-1 Recommendation of IOTWS The group endorsed the high importance of sharing waveform data in real time for tsunami warning purposes. Where the countries can not provide waveform data in real time, it is recommended to share the parametric data including phase arrival time in real time. The SeedLink protocol and miniseed format are the recommended method for real time waveform data exchange. The Group recommended that the seismology training should be extended to all Indian Ocean sub-regions.

Seismic stations for ASEAN real time data exchange BMG Chiangmai Mandalay Yangon Khaneanaburi Vinh Hue BCP TGY Dalat CGP Kota Kinabalu BSI Kulim Kuching JRDB MNI GSI Bukit Timah PPI Toli-toli

List of the seismic data processing system in Seismic center of ASEAN Seismic Data Processing System Nanometrics BN KH ID LA MY MM PH SG TH V V Antelope SeisComP 2.5 v V SeisComP 3.0 v Earthworm Garnet (Japanese System) MSDP (China system) v Onyx Compserv Reftek SEISAN BN=Brunei, KH=Cambodia, ID=Indonesia, LA= Lao PDR, MY= Malaysia, MM= Myanmar PH= Philippine, SG= Singapore, TH= Thailand, VN= Viet Nam

Components of Indonesian Tsunami Warning System Earthquake Tsunami or not In 5 minutes After the earthquake Evacuation or not 1. Monitoring 2. Processing 3. Dissemination 4. Preparedness 1. Earthquake monitoring Seismograph, 160 BB station Accelerograph, 500 stations 2. Sea Monitoring DART-Buoy, 25 buoys Tide Gauges, 60 stations 3. Earth Deformation GPS-land stations, 50 station Earth Observation No casualties

OPERASIONAL Observation Concept of Sharing Tasks in InaTEWS 1. SEISMIC MONITORING (BMG) - SEISMOGRAPH -ACCELEROGRAPH 2. SEA MONITORING - Tide Gauge, GPS (Bakosurtanal) - Buoys (BPPT) 3. CRUSTAL DEFORMATION - GPS (Bakosurtanal) - EO (LAPAN) Research and Development Modelling, R&D, Modules for Public Awarness and Preparadness (RISTEK, Universities,Research Institutes) Processing (BMG) 1. AUTOMATIC PROCCESSING : - Hypocenter; Mwp, Mw (mb), Mj 2. Pre Calculated Tsunami 3. DSS - Situation - Observation - Decision - Product Capacity Building 1. Tsunami Warning 2. Eq. Information H R D Formal Education, Training, Public Education, Simulation (RISTEK, Min. Education, BAKORNAS, LIPI, loc Gov) Mitigation, Rehabilitatio Emergency Response BAKORNAS Situation Center Control system for dissemination Communication - Public Works - Social affairs - Health - Interior Affair - Local Gov. -Red Cross - Media

Institutions involved in Monitoring System Seismograph and Accelerograph Networks BMG, Meteorological and Geophysics Agency. GPS and Tide Gauge networks BAKOSURTANAL, National coordinating Agency for Survey and mapping LIPI, Indonesian Science Institute DART buoy BPPT, Assessment and Application Technology Agency Earth Observation LAPAN, National Aero space Agency Tsunami Early Warning Center BMG, Meteorological and Geophysics Agency.

1 2 3 4 Earthquake Occurence Time Line for Tsunami Early Warning Preparation SEISMIC FIRST ALERT Automatic / Interactive Processing First report from Community HYPOCENTER Simulation Tsunami Database BMG SEISMIC SECOND ALERT 5 10 30 60 minutes

Time line of Bengkulu Earthquake, 12 September 2007 1 57 1 59 2 07 4 07 0 11:10:23 UTC Live signal and stations starts blinking (KLI,JMBI,PPI,PGRI,SBJI) Alarm triggered Bengkulu Station called and felt on VI MMI Interactive Tool Sesicomp3 Manual evaluation BMG 11:10:23 UTC; epic : 4.67 S 101.13 E; depth: 10Km, Mag 7.9SR, potentially generated Tsunami 4 41 4 42 6 37 7 37 11 11 23 37 SMS sent [ OT: 18:10:23 WIB; 4.67 LS 101.13BT; Mag: 7.9SR, dpth: 10Km, (159km southwest Bengkulu) Potentially Tsunami Info from Communities : Eq felt at Padang, Lampung, Jakarta, Jambi Television : ANTV : Potentially generated Tsunami MetroTV : Potentially generated Tsunami Indosiar : Potentially generated Tsunami GlobalTV : Potentially generated Tsunami 2 9 08 End of Warning

BMG Tsunami Warning Issuance in 2007 Magnitude > 6.3 Tsunami warning elapse time after the earthquake Time in minute 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 January 21, 2007 10cm Tsunami September 12, 2007 3.6m Tsunami 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Number of tsunami warning 26/11/07 7th-9th May 2007 4th German-Indonesian Workshop WP4300 15

Improvement to reduce false BMG WARNING Detail information on Warning message content Identify the affected region for every event, prior to warning message dissemination Installation of Tsunami simulation database Aggregate information to confirm tsunami; OBU data related to tsunami height on the beach Tide gauge data or tsunami height to update tsunami message Installation of Decision Support System (DSS)

Current Real time MONITORING for InaTEWS Earthquake wave Seismograph; 112 real time stations Accelerograph; ; 85 real time stations Tsunami wave Tide gauges; 4 stations of Indonesia in near real time through GTS. Waiting for other tide gauges from BAKO real time to BMG Pressure gauges (OBU); 3 near real time stations Earth Deformation GPS; under construction Earth Observation; none

Tsunami Warning Service BMG Warning is issued based on magnitude (conservative) Local tsunami (200km) 6.5 7.5 Regional (1000km) 7.6 7.8 Ocean wide > 7.8 Warning is issued based on estimated tsunami height at identified beaches H > 3 m; Major tsunami 0.5m <H <3m ; Tsunami H < 0.5m ; Advisory Update the warning based on the observation Earthquake parameter Tide gauges network Buoys networks GPS network Image satellite

INDONESIAN SEISMIC NETWORK Jan, 2008, (112 BB, 85 Acc)

CURRENT STATUS of GPS AND FUTURE PLAN OF THE InaTEWS No. OPERATIONAL COMPONENTS GRAN D PLAN DONE ON GOING FUTURE REMARK By the end 06 2007 2008 (last update 20.02.2007) 1 2 3 Indonesia Germany Caltech, USA (Sumatra) 40 10 37 3 27 20 5 7 20 30? Could be more beyond 2009 Modified due to scientific judge

Dr. Parluhutan Manurung GRAND PLAN

Commitment for Real Time Tide gauge Stations Countries Commitments Indonesia USA/NOAA/UHSLC German Present Commitment Needs Gap (2008?) 40 sta 10 sta 10 sta 60 sta 80 Sta 20 Sta

On going development Continue to develop new seismic stations as required for tsunami purposes Guide to develop and evaluate seismic stations Maintain the performance of seismic stations and networks Require regular Training in seismology, instrumentation, Database and Metadata Guide to support routine operation, data exchange and system communication Introduce the seismic network and all networks for tsunami warning to universities in Indonesia (28 Universities; 2006, 2007) Attract the attention of Student and lecturer from University Require GUI for accessing and sharing data for research purposes (GFZ, Germany)

BMG BMG program in 2008 Complete the new building for new operation center Move operation center from old building to new building (May 2008) Install DSS (Decision Support System) Install seismic processing system in BMG regional centers (10 centers) Prepare redundant system of Warning center in Denpassar (Bali), one of BMG regional centers Inauguration of InaTEWS, 12 November 2008

Operation center New Operational center as of December 20 Current monitoring display Operation center as of September 200

BMG METEOROLOGICAL AND GEOPHYSICAL AGENCY JL. ANGKASA I NO. 2 KEMAYORAN JAKARTA PUSAT INDONESIA TEL/ FAX. 62 21 4246321/ 4246703 http://www.bmg.go.id