The Roles of Satellite Data for Disaster Management in Indonesia
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1 The Roles of Satellite Data for Disaster Management in Indonesia Dody Ruswandi, Deputy for Emergency Management National Agency for Disaster Management, Indonesia ICG -GNSS Seminar Tokyo, September
2 INDONESIA 17,504 islands (1 st in the world) 81,000 km long coastline (2 nd in the world) Population 237 million people (4 th in the world) Mega Biodiversity (10% plants, 12% of mammals, 16% of reptiles, 15% fish,17% of bird in the world live in Indonesia) 3 rd in the world 13% or 129 active volcanoes in the world (1 st in the world) Indonesia Maritime Continent
3 INDONESIA: DISASTER LABORATORY Eurasia Plate Pacific Plate 12 cm/year 5-6 cm/year Hindia-Australia Plate Indonesia is located at 3 main tectonic plates which are active,they are Eurasia, Pacific and Hindia-Australia. The active tectonic process there are many earthquakes, tsunami, volcano eruption and others. Footer 3 22/12/2009
4 TSUNAMI HAZARD MAP Total shoreline prone of tsunami is about Km.
5 Earthquakes Aceh,2004 Nias, 2005 Padang,2009 Jogja, 2006 Mentawai, 2010
6 VOLCANOS 129 active Volcanos
7 Pacific Ring of Fire Cause high the potential geophysics of geophysical disaster opportunity disastersincreased causes.. Arable land Landscapes.. irony of nature, we stand on the earth's rich natural resources but also prone to natural disasters,.. thousands of islands
8 Indonesia s face of Land and Forest Fire Hotspot accumulation Fume spreading in 1997
9 DISASTERS IN INDONESIA DURING
10 Nasional Agency for Disaster Management (BNPB) BNPB is the Indonesia National Agency for Disaster Management. It was established in 2008 to replace the National Disaster Management Coordinating Board that was established in BNPB is directly responsible to the President of Indonesia and the chairman is directly appointed by The President The Chairman BNPB is Mr. Dr. Syamsul Maarif
11 Law & Regulation of Disaster Management 1. GOVERNMENT LAW NO 24 / 2007 DISASTER MANAGEMENT 2. GOVERNMENT REGULATION NO 21 / 2008 DISASTER MANAGEMENT IMPLEMENTATION 3. GOVERNMENT REGULATION NO 22 / 2008 DISASTER RELIEF MANAGEMENT & FUNDING 4. GOVERNMENT REGULATION NO 23 / 2008 INTERNATIONAL & NGO ASSISTANTS IN DISASTER MANAGEMENT 5. PRESIDENTIAL DECREE NO 8 / 2008 NATIONAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT AGENCY
12 National Agencyfor Disaster Management (BNPB) PRESIDENT RI Chief of BNPB Chief Auditor Prime Secretary Centre of Data Information & PR Centre of Education & Training Deputy for Prevention & Preparedness Deputy for Emergency Management Deputy for Rehabilitation & Reconstruction Deputy for Logistics & Equipments Directore Directore Directore Directore Directore Directore Directore Directore Directore Directore Directore Directore Rerew sre 12
13 Policies Strengthen national capability in disaster management, especially in prevention, mitigation, and preparedness Manage and mobilize all potential resources (infrastructure and manpower) in disaster preparedness, response and recovery Empower local authorities in anticipating and responding to disasters in their regions Coordinate all stakeholders and activities in disaster management Incorporate Disaster Risk Reduction in the framework of National Development Plan
14 STRATEGY Disseminate DRR and strengthen capacity through Training and Educaion Develop Guidelines and SOP in responding to any type of disaster Develop a Disaster Management Information System (DMIS) Develope Hazard Mapping and Risk Mapping for Disaster prone areas Develope Disaster Management & Contingency Plan for National-Provincial- Distric levels Strengthen National/Provincial/Distric Emengency Operation Centers and Rapid Response Teams Strengthen local capacity in disaster recovery
15 HYOGO FRAMEWORK 1. Make Disaster Risk Reduction a Priority 2. Know the Risks and Take Action 3. Build Understanding and Awareness 4. Reduce Risk 5. Be Prepared and Ready to Act Reduce Hazard Reduce Vulnerability Increase Capacity Risk Reduction
16 Disaster Management Plan PROGRAM PRIORITIES Develope Disaster Preparedness Plan and Contingency Plan Public Awareness Information, Education, Training and Drilling Risk Assesment Hazard, Vulnerability, and Risk Mapping at local level Early Warning Systems Monitoring, Analysis, Warning, and Dissemination Emergency Operation Center (EOC) Establish EOC at National/Provincial/Distric Levels Joint-Assesment Guidelines in Emergency Response, inwhich results can be used by all responders
17 B N P B BPBD Prov BPBD Kab/Kota
18 Risk Reduction Mapping Hazard Map Vulnerability Map V R = H * C In 2011 Govt of Indonesia should take all efforts to complete Disaster Risk Mapping by 2015 Capacity Map Risk Map
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20 Roles of Space Information Satellite Data for Risk Assesment Hazard Mapping Vulnerability and Risk Mapping Satellite Data for Early Warning Monitoring and Weather Prediction Transmitting Data for Public Warning Satellite Data for Damage Assesment Satellite Data for Recovery
21 B N P B B N P B, Pemda
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24 CONCLUSIONS BNPB needs partnership with ICG in developing Disaster Management Information System that supported by Global Navigation Satellite System Disaster Management in Indonesia needs support from Space Technology particularly in analyzing Hazard, Vulnerability, Risk, Early Warning, Identify Damage Assesment and Recovery BNPB will organize and procure Spatial Data for the purpose of Disaster Management, so Providers are welcome to participate in developing Indonesia s DRR Program until 2015 by using Satellite Base Technology Indonesia is a very big Country, so that BNPB certainly needs Space Technology for Decision Making
25 THANK YOU THANK YOU
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