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Determination of Cross-Border Post Points Based on Geospatial Intelligence for Territorial Defense of the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia: Literature Review Rifai, Bachtiar; Poniman, Aris; Gultom, Rudy Agus Gumilang
Formosa Journal of Science and Technology Vol. 3 No. 10 (2024): October 2024
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.55927/fjst.v3i10.11685

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The location of cross-border posts is crucial for Indonesia's land and maritime security and combating illegal activity. Geographical intelligence technology like sensors and machine learning can help find crucial sites. GEOINT and international cooperation enable monitoring, threat detection, and trade regulation. This study uses a literature review to examine how GEOINT helps Indonesia defend its territory. This research collects, analyzes, and synthesizes important scientific studies using a literature review. Our literature search used relevant terms in scientific databases. The selected literature covers GIS, GEOINT, Satellites, Drones, and cross-border posts. Analysis identified major conclusions and research gaps. Geospatial intelligence technology (GEOINT), which uses drones and satellites to monitor and provide high-resolution data, is effective at detecting and responding to threats in Indonesia's extensive border areas. Additionally, this technology helps find the right cross-border post. Geographic information systems (GIS) must assist centralized data management and defense agency collaboration to strengthen border security. GEOINT supports strategic cross-border post placement decisions to secure Indonesia's borders. For regional defense, national security, and stability in the face of complex global problems, the latest and most effective technologies must be developed and used.
Application of Weather Modification Technology for Wetting Peatlands as a Mitigation Measure for Forest and Land Fires in South Kalimantan Province Fitriano, Lutfi; Poniman, Aris; Harsono, Gentio
Formosa Journal of Science and Technology Vol. 3 No. 11 (2024): November 2024
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.55927/fjst.v3i11.12220

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Weather Modification Operation (WMO) was conducted in South Kalimantan Province from July 29 to August 9, 2024, to support the wetting of peatland as a measure to mitigate forest and land fires. (karhutla). This operation was carried out by inserting superfine powder NaCl seeding material, which was sown into the clouds using the TNI AU's Casa 212-200 aircraft. Global and local weather factors were taken into account in determining the timing and location of seeding. El Niño and Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD) factors that were in the neutral phase as well as warm sea surface temperatures (+0.5°C to +2.0°C) around the waters of South Kalimantan contributed to the success of this operation. In the implementation of OMC, analysis of air humidity in the 925 to 500 mb layer showed the potential for convective cloud growth in most of the target areas, although humidity decreased on several days in certain layers. The implementation of the operation successfully increased rainfall in the target area, with rain intensity varying between 0 to 40 mm per day during the OMC period, resulting in significant wetting of peatland and an increase in groundwater table height (TMAT) at critical locations. The contribution of OMC successfully reduced the risk of forest and land fires by decreasing the number of hotspots in the priority peatland areas of South Kalimantan. In line with the Indonesian government's climate change mitigation strategy, we expect the long-term impact of this activity to reduce the intensity of forest and land fires and carbon emissions from peatlands in this area.
Co-Authors Antonius Wijanarto, Antonius Ari Sutanto Arief, Syachrul Asep Karsidi, Asep Bachtiar Rifai Budi Mulyanto Fahmi Amhar Gentio Harsono Gultom, Rudi Gultom, Rudy Agus Gemilang Gultom, Rudy Agus Gumilang Habib Subagio, Habib Kesumajaya, I Nyoman S Lutfi Fitriano, Lutfi M Pramono Hadi, M Pramono M., Fakhruddin Malikusworo H, Malikusworo Maulia, Nita Mohammad Pramono Hadi Muhammad Pramono Hadi, Muhammad Pramono Mulyanto Darmawan, Mulyanto Nurwadjedi Nurwadjedi, Nurwadjedi Nurwadjedi, Nurwadjedi Restianto, Mohammad Obie Rifai, Salsabila Azzahra Sony Nugratama Hijrawadi Sri Hartini Sudibyakto Sudibyakto Sudibyakto, S Suharto Widjojo, Suharto Suprajaka Suprajaka Supriyatno, Makmur Sutikno Sutikno Suwahyuono Suwahyuono, Suwahyuono Wadjdi, Achmad Farid Wijoyo, Suharto