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DESAIN SISTEM MONITORING CONTROL AND SURVEILLANCE NASIONAL DALAM RANGKA PEMBANGUNAN KELAUTAN INDONESIA (National Monitoring, Control and Surveillance Design System for Marine Development in Indonesia) Harmin Sarana; John Haluan; Daniel R. Monintja; Tommy H. Purwaka; Hartrisari Hardjomidjojo
Buletin PSP Vol. 16 No. 1 (2007): Buletin PSP
Publisher : Institut Pertanian Bogor

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Indonesia, an archipelago of 17,508 islands has an abundant of marine resources and also strategic position in international sea-traffic. MCS should be applied to protect Indonesia from illegal activities at the sea. The purpose of this research is to design a national monitoring control and surveillance system in developing Indonesian maritime. Benchmarking analysis was chosen as the preferred analysing method to compare the Indonesian MCS activities with 24 other countries. In order to determine the key factors of Indonesian MCS system, an expert survey was performed. The analysis result shows that the Indonesian MCS activities still operates in a low level compared to the MCS activities of many countries, such as Canada, Australia, and America. Thus, in order to reach a more preferred level, lndonesia has to improve their MCS operation base and furthermore also improve their MCS performance. In order to improve the Indonesian MCS system, factors such as legislation and permission should be more heavily considered, while the performance level of other factors relating to MCS should also be increased. Further research conducted through the SWOT and statistical analysis is still needed in order to determine the system development model of Indonesian MCS.Key words: MCS, benchmarking analysis, design system, prospective analysis.
The Need For Marine Medicine Specialists for An Integrated Service Network Towards Advanced Indonesia 2045 BOY SUBIROSA SABARGUNA; HARMIN SARANA; KEES DE ROODE; DJATIWIDODO EDI PRATIKNYA; RISMA
Hang Tuah Medical Journal Vol 22 No 1 (2024): Hang Tuah Medical Journal
Publisher : Universitas Hang Tuah

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Need for Marine Medicine Specialist Doctors: I. Hospital-Based Study Program, starting to run in 8 study programs, July 2024. II. Service Needs: 1) Regulations, 2) Development of Remote and Coastal Areas, 3) The existence of a Sea Highway, 4) The existence of marine tourism, 5) Fisheries, 6) Defense, 7) The existence of a New National Capital. III. Service Network: 1) Marine Medicine Service Center in the National Capital, 2) Frontline Areas, 3) Coastal Areas, 4) Hospital Ships. IV. Integrated Systems Network: 1) Defense System, 2) Transportation System, 3) Tourism System, 4) Fisheries System, 5) Telemedicine System, 6) Coastal Area Development, 7) Education, Research, Community Service and Innovation Systems. On August 25, 2023, the Marine Medicine Study Program was approved for a SCOR of 0.001/1,000 population, including efforts to accelerate the achievement of meeting needs. Calculation of Minimum Needs: calculated as 50% of the optimal value, 50% x 319 = 159.5 Rounded to 160, UNRAM and UHT Production Three more years: 3 +5 = 8, then it will only be achieved 20 to 40 years later. Proposed Solutions: 1) PRODI at UNRAM and UHT; There are 2 PRODIs with 3 classes: Regular, Parallel, and Scholarship, projected graduates 9+15 =24; 2) Immediately establish 10 Hospital Based PRODIs, this will meet the increasing needs, so produce 10 PRODIs, projected graduates 10 x 10 = 100; 3) Immediately form a Service Network and System Network, spread throughout Indonesia. 9 types, so there are 9 PRODI. Projection of graduates 9 x 10 = 90. Total projection: 24 + 100 + 90 = 214 per semester. Keywords: need for specialist doctors, study program, student class, graduate projections.