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INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR ON MARINE

Kamis, 19-Mei-2011, 13:47:14 by Beny Ruhiman (Sisfo)

Background

Indonesia is the largest archipelagic nation in the world with ±17,500 islands consist of 5 main islands and 30 groups of small islands. The total area of Indonesia region is 5.1 million km², consists of more than 3.1 million km² of waters (61%) and approximately 2 million km² of lands (39%), with coastline length of 81,000 km. Should the Exclusive Economic Zones with area of 2.7 million km² be included, the total area of Indonesia becomes 7.8 million km².

Based on the geographic position, coastal and seas within Indonesia region are vulnerable to the climate change, especially due to the sea surface temperature and sea level rises. From the current result, climate change significantly influences some global and regional scales natural phenomena such as increasing the number of tropical cyclones occurrence and El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO) as well as shifting of monsoonal pattern. During the 1997 El Niño, the increasing of sea surface temperature in the Southeast Asia has triggered a serious problem to the coral reef ecosystem. Based on report from the Wetlands International, about 18% of the coral reef ecosystem in the Southeast Asia waters has been destroyed due to this phenomenon. In the Indonesian waters itself, coral bleaching has been found in several areas such as in the eastern Sumatera, Java, Bali, and Lombok. Meanwhile, around 90% to 95% of coral reefs at depth of 25 meter in the Seribu Islands have experienced bleaching.

In 2009, during the World Ocean Conference in Manado, the government of the Republic of Indonesia has launched Coral Triangle Initiative (CTI) action plans for coral reefs, fisheries and food security focusing on community based sustainable development as well as poverty alleviation and improves the equity. In order to follow up these action plans, by mentioning the facts and current conditions related to the impacts of climate change to coral reef ecosystem, the Institute for Marine Research and Observation, Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries in cooperation with Study Program of Oceanography, Institute of Technology Bandung and Postgraduate Study Program of Environmental Science, Udayana University will hold an International Seminar on Marine with a theme "Sustainable Marine and Coastal Resources Management in the Coral Triangle Initiative's (CTI) Region". This event will be held to bring together the researchers, academics and policy makers to formulate and conduct necessary mitigation and adaptation plans to preserve the coral reef ecosystem in the CTI region.

Objectives

The objectives of the seminar are:

1. Discussing recent research and development results in the field of oceanography, climate change, and marine and coastal resources management in the CTI region.

2. Sharing information and knowledge among researchers, policy makers and society of recent condition as well as research and development results related to climate change and its impact to marine ecosystem.

3. Developing knowledge based decision making to support marine sector development in Indonesia.

Theme

The theme of this seminar is "Sustainable Marine and Coastal Resources Management in the Coral Triangle Initiative's (CTI) Region" and divided into 3 (three) sub themes, i.e.:

1. The ocean dynamics in the CTI region; covers discussions about research and development activities related to Indonesia throughflow, climate and global ocean circulation, ocean observing systems and marine technologies for climate change mitigation and adaptation.

2. The vulnerability of CTI region to climate change; covers discussions about research and development activities related to the vulnerability of marine and coastal ecosystem in the CTI region due to climate change.

3. Marines and coastal resources management in the CTI region; covers discussions about research and development as well as community based activities to support the sustainability of marine and coastal ecosystem in the CTI region.

Keynote Speakers

1. Prof. Dr. Jamaluddin Jompa (Executive Secretary of COREMAP - KKP)

2. Prof. Dr. Eddy A Subroto (Dean of FITB - ITB)

3. Prof. Dr. Suharsono (P2O - LIPI)

4. Prof. Dr. Safwan Hadi (Study Program of Oceanography - ITB)

5. Prof. Dr. Tasuku Tanaka (CReSOS - UNUD)

6. Dr. Sugiarta Wirasantosa, (P3SDLP - KKP)

7. Dr. Takahiro Osawa (CReSOS - UNUD)

8. Dr. Wei Dong Yu (FIO, SOA - China)

9. Dr. Joanne Wilson (TNC - Bali)

10. Dr. Dwi Susanto (LDEO, Columbia University - USA)

11. Dr. Widada Sulistya, DEA (Deputy of Climatology - BMKG)

12. Dr. Sukrasno (School of Pharmacy - ITB)

13. Dr. I Wayan Arthana, M.S (PPLH - UNUD)

Important Dates

May 18^th, 2011: deadline for abstract submission.

May 25^th, 2011: announcement of accepted abstracts.

June 03^rd, 2011: deadline for full paper submission.

June 09 - 10^th, 2011: seminar holding.

Writing Guidelines

Abstract*

Font type	:	Times New Roman
Title	:	Title should be written with font 12 and bold printed in Indonesia language and English version. Authors' names (without academic titles), affiliations and e-mails must be written with font number 10 and bold at centered
Abstract	:	Abstract should be written using Indonesian and English language with 250 words maximum with single line spacing and also 4 cm for left, top, bottom margin and 3 cm for right margin with font 10
Keywords	:	Keywords should be made with 6 words which are written Italic with font 10

Full Paper*

Font type	:	Times New Roman
Title	:	Title should be written with font 12 and bold printed in Indonesia language and English version. Authors' names (without academic titles), affiliations and e-mails must be written with font number 10 and bold at centered
Abstract	:	Abstract should be written using Indonesian and English language with 250 words maximum with single line spacing and also 4 cm for left, top, bottom margin and 3 cm for right margin with font 10
Keyword	:	Key words should be made with 6 words which are written Italic with font 10
Papers	:	Full paper could be written in Indonesia language or English with left margin of 4 cm, and top, down, and right margins of 3 cm, font size is 12, and maximum pages are 15 with A4 paper size.

* Abstracts and full papers should be written in MS Word format and sent to seminarkelautan2011@kkp.go.id or seminarkelautan2011@gmail.com

Registration

Registration could be done by sending registration form free of charge to the secretariat committee of seminar by facsimile or e-mail. Paper received after the deadline will not be selected nor presented. Presenters and participants of the International Seminar on Marine will not be charged for any fee.