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ASRO JOURNAL - STTAL
Published by Sekolah Tinggi Teknologi Angkatan Laut
ISSN : 24607037     EISSN : -     DOI : -
Core Subject : Science, Engineering,
Decision Sciences, Operations Research & Management Engineering Industrial & Manufacturing Engineering
ASRO JOURNAL is bi-annual international referred journal with the objectives to explore, develop, and elucidate the knowledge of operation research, system analysis, logistic management, and policy & strategy to keep practitioners and researchers informed on current issues and best practices, as well as serving as a platform for the exchange of ideas, knowledge, and expertise among technology researchers and practitioners. ASRO (Analisis Sistem dan Riset Operasi) Journal provides an opportunity to share detailed insights from different understandings and practices associated with technology. It provides an international forum for cross-disciplinary exchange of insights and ideas regarding value and practices for dissemination. ASRO (Analisis Sistem dan Riset Operasi) Journal will publish your work to international society of practitioners and researchers with interest in technology and development from a wide variety of sectors.
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THE APPLICATION OF THE ANALYTICAL NETWORK PROCESS (ANP) METHOD TO DETERMINE THE DOMINANT FACTOR CAUSING THE ACCIDENT IN THE WEST SURABAYA SAILWAY Santosa, Yoyok Nurkarya; Pamungkas, Taufik; Rakhman, Rofi Hidayatur
JOURNAL ASRO Vol. 14 No. 03 (2023): International Journal of ASRO
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The Surabaya West Shipping Route is the second busiest shipping channel in Indonesia after the entry channel Tanjung Priok. Due to the long and narrow shipping lanes and the large flow of ships going in and out of ports, it is very vulnerable to maritime accidents, be it grounding, ship collisions, or other types of accidents, which of course will have a negative impact on Intersolar shipping. By looking at the facts mentioned above, it is deemed necessary to carry out scientific research so that we can determine the dominant factors that cause shipping accidents in the West Surabaya Shipping Channel so that later it is hoped that the main criteria that cause accidents will also be known. In making decisions about the causes of accidents in the Surabaya West Shipping Channel, existing problems cannot be arranged in a hierarchical form because they involve interactions and dependencies of higher-level elements on lower-level elements. Therefore, in this research, the Analytic Network Process (ANP) method is used which has the ability to accommodate the relationship between criteria or alternatives. Keywords: Analytic Network Process (ANP), Alternatives, West Surabaya Shipping Route, Main Criteria
NON-MILITARY PERSONNEL DEVELOPMENT IN THE SECOND FLEET TOWARDS ORDERED ADMINISTRATIVE UNITS IN THE INDONESIAN NAVY Ismaryanto, Andik; Ekowati, Masroro Lilik; Taufik, Wildan; Sudirman, Sudirman; Umiyati, Sri
JOURNAL ASRO Vol. 14 No. 03 (2023): International Journal of ASRO
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Human resource development is an important activity because employees and institutions work together in a balanced manner for the company's existence. Human resource development is a unit of implementation of development and training, both career and organizational to increase individual and organizational effectiveness. Orderly and careful management of resources, facilities, and infrastructure is a guarantee for the establishment of a reliable Indonesian Armed Forces posture. because the Indonesian Armed Forces coaching system reflects a functional system that includes aspects of planning, organizing, implementing, and controlling aspects of subjects, objects, and methods. Provision of soldiers which is an activity to fill the Indonesian Armed Forces organization. To obtain the expected soldiering base, selected soldier candidates are educated at educational institutions according to the desired class and rank of soldier before being given a rank as legitimacy of authority, and responsibility in the soldiering hierarchy. The output produced in this study is the achievement of the implementation of Indonesian Armed Forces Non-Military Personnel Development in the second fleet which includes the dimensions of communication, resources, dispositions, and dimensions of the bureaucratic structure. Keywords: Effectiveness, Education, and Training Program, Indonesian Armed Forces Non-Military Personnel
THE INFLUENCE OF FACILITIES AND QUALITY OF SERVICES OF THE NAVAL HEALTH INSTITUTIONS ON PATIENT SATISFACTION IN DRS. MED.R. RIJADI SASTROPANOLA Nugroho, Sukmo Hadi; Wahyudi, Rahmad Johan; Fendiawan, Riko
JOURNAL ASRO Vol. 14 No. 03 (2023): International Journal of ASRO
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Institute Indonesian Navy Marine Health Drs. Med. R. Rijadi Sastropanola., Phys (Lakesla) is a health institution under the Indonesian Navy Health Service, as a Center of Excellence for Maritime Health with the mission of carrying out education, research, and development in the field of diving and hyperbaric health. Apart from that, Lakesla has the task of providing Oxygen Therapy services Hyperbarics (TOHB) for Indonesian Navy personnel and their families as well as the general public, both to treat cases of diving-related illnesses and clinical illnesses. With the decreasing number of patients implementing TOHB, hospitals/institutions must know how to improve their performance so that patient satisfaction can be realized and increased. Based on this problem, research is needed to find out how the facilities and service quality of the Indonesian Navy's Maritime Health Institutions influence patient satisfaction. The method used in this research is Structural Equation Modeling (SEM). In this research there are three main variables, namely: The Facilities Variable (X) consists of 6 indicators, namely: spatial considerations/planning, room planning, equipment/furniture, lighting and color, graphic messages and supporting elements. The Service Quality variable (Z) consists of 5 indicators, namely: reliability, responsiveness, assurance, empathy and tangible. Patient Satisfaction Variable (Y) which consists of 5 indicators, namely: Service, ease of getting a product or service, emotional, price and location. The conclusions obtained from this research are as follows: (1) There is a significant positive direct effect of facilities on patient satisfaction at Lakesla of 0.175. (2) There is a significant positive effect of service quality on patient satisfaction at Lakesla of 0.626. (3) There is a significant positive effect of facilities on the quality of patient service at Lakesla of 0.296. (4) There is a significant positive indirect effect of facilities through service quality (as a mediating variable) on patient satisfaction at Lakesla of 0.186. (3) There is a significant positive effect of facilities on the quality of patient service at Lakesla of 0.296. (4) There is a significant positive indirect effect of facilities through service quality (as a mediating variable) on patient satisfaction at Lakesla of 0.186. (3) There is a significant positive effect of facilities on the quality of patient service at Lakesla of 0.296. (4) There is a significant positive indirect effect of facilities through service quality (as a mediating variable) on patient satisfaction at Lakesla of 0.186. Keywords: Service Quality, Patient Satisfaction, Structural Equation Modeling (SEM)
THE EFFECTIVENESS OF EDUCATION AND TRAINING PROGRAMS FOR NON-MILITARY PERSONNEL IN THE INDONESIAN NAVAL Lawahery, Elphido Theopilos; Sulistiyanto, Sulistiyanto; Taufik, Wildan; Sudirman, Sudirman; Umiyati, Sri
JOURNAL ASRO Vol. 14 No. 03 (2023): International Journal of ASRO
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Non-military personnel are a complement (complementary) of Indonesian Armed Forces soldiers. Therefore, NonMilitary Personnel and Indonesian Armed Forces soldiers are an integrated unit and are responsible for carrying out the main tasks of the Indonesian Armed Forces. This integration must be reflected in all levels of the organization and must understand the roles of each. The use of Non-Military Personnel within the Indonesian Armed Forces environment is carried out based on the consideration that there are needs and demands for specific tasks that are more effective and efficient when held by Indonesian Armed Forces Non-Military Personnel, so as to ensure the continuity of the Indonesian Armed Forces's main tasks. The research objectives to be achieved are to describe and analyze the Effectiveness of the Education and Training Program (Training) in the Regulation of the Indonesian Armed Forces Commander Number 161/XII/2011 concerning the Development of Non-Military Personnel in the Account Office of the Regional Financial Officers Koarmada II as well as describe and analyze factors support and inhibitors. The type of research used is qualitative research. The results of the study show the Effectiveness of the Non-Military Personnel Education and Training Program (Training) for NonMilitary Personnel in the Regulation of the Indonesian Armed Forces Commander Number 161/XII/2011 to Foster Non-Military Personnel Indonesian Armed Forces Navy Personnel (Case Study of Non-Military Personnel in the Financial Management Accounts of the Regional Military Command II) Based on the 5 variables that the author conveys can be it was concluded that the education and training programs were quite effective in improving the performance of Non-Military Personnel both in terms of knowledge, skills and attitudes and behavior of NonMilitary Personnel. The effectiveness of the education and training program (Diklat) on the implementation of education and training to improve the performance of Non-Military Personnel, it can be concluded that with the implementation of education and training many Non-Military Personnel have experienced changes, both changes in behavior and changes in work attitudes. Keywords: Effectiveness, Education, Training Program, Non-Military Personnel, Financial Management Accounts.
THE INFLUENCE OF WORK COMMUNICATION AND ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE ON THE EFFECTIVENESS OF NON-MILITARY PERSONEL IN THE SERVICE NAVY EDUCATION Yuliantono, Rejeki Tri; Sahim, Aswin Naldi; Nurmansyah, Nurmansyah
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Non-military personnel are a complement (complementary) of Indonesian Armed Forces soldiers. Therefore, NonMilitary Personnel and Indonesian Armed Forces soldiers are an integrated unit and are responsible for carrying out the main tasks of the Indonesian Armed Forces. This integration must be reflected in all levels of the organization and the roles of each. The use of Non-Military Personnel within the Indonesian Armed Forces environment is carried out based on the consideration that there are needs and demands for specific tasks that are more effective and efficient when held by Indonesian Armed Forces Non-Military Personnel, so as to ensure the continuity of the Indonesian Armed Forces's main tasks. The research objectives to be achieved are to describe and analyze the Effectiveness of the Education and Training Program (Training) in the Regulation of the Indonesian Armed Forces Commander Number 161/XII/2011 concerning the Development of Non-Military Personnel in the Account Office of the Regional Financial Officers Koarmada II as well as describe and analyze factors support and inhibitors. The type of research used is qualitative research. The results of the study show the Effectiveness of the Non-Military Personnel Education and Training Program (Training) for Non-Military Personnel in the Regulation of the Indonesian Armed Forces Commander Number 161/XII/2011 to Foster NonMilitary Personnel Indonesian Armed Forces Navy Personnel (Case Study of Non-Military Personnel in the Financial Management Accounts of the Regional Military Command II) Based on the 5 variables that the author conveys can be it was concluded that the education and training programs were quite effective in improving the performance of Non-Military Personnel both in terms of knowledge, skills and attitudes and behavior of NonMilitary Personnel. The effectiveness of the education and training program (Diklat) on the implementation of education and training to improve the performance of Non-Military Personnel, it can be concluded that with the implementation of education and training many Non-Military Personnel have experienced changes, both changes in behavior and changes in work attitudes. Keywords: Effectiveness, Education, Training Program, Non-Military Personnel, Financial Management Accounts
ANALYSIS OF THE NAVAL'S STRATEGIC PLANNING IN FACING MARITIME THREAT TOWARDS INDONESIA AS A WORLD MARITIME AXIS Trimedianto, Arfin; Ekowati, Masroro Lilik; Umiyati, Sri; Taufik, Wildan; Sulistiyanto, Sulistiyanto
JOURNAL ASRO Vol. 14 No. 03 (2023): International Journal of ASRO
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According to Law Number 29 of 2007, the Provincial Government of the Special Capital Region of Jakarta confirms Jakarta as the State Capital of Indonesia. Based on the SWOT analysis results, researchers found that the relocation of IKN has more strengths and opportunities than weaknesses and threats, so the relocation of IKN is expected to positively impact the Indonesian economy, especially in facing maritime threats. Maritime threats are a global issue that has continued to grow in the last few decades. In the interests of the nation and state, the maritime domain has political, economic, social, and military aspects with very strong weight as tools for developing national interests. The widespread use of the sea in the era of globalization has given rise to various concepts of thought about maritime security. However, from the perspective of a comprehensive approach, maritime security is understood as the combination of preventive and responsive measures to protect the maritime domain against threats and intentional unlawful acts. maritime security challenges and issues include piracy and armed robbery, maritime terrorism, illicit trafficking by sea, small arms and light weapons trafficking, human trafficking, global climate change, and cargo theft. These challenges continue to develop from time to time in various forms. Keywords: Maritime Security, Threats, Prevention Efforts.
THE THREAT OF UNDERWATER DRONES IN INDONESIAN WATERS TERRITORY Hariadi, Imam
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Along with the development of the strategic environment in the Indo-Pacific, conflict escalation has occurred at several points in this area. And Indonesia, as one of the countries in the Indo-Pacific Region, is also affected by this condition. One of the leading weapons currently used by regional countries today is underwater drones. As an increasingly popular advanced technology, undersea drones provide the potential for their use in various applications, including marine resource exploration, underwater environmental surveys, and military. However, these technological advances also threaten the security and sustainability of Indonesia's territorial waters. This research aims to identify potential threats arising from using underwater drones, both from national security and its impact on the marine environment. The results of this research show that the illegal use of underwater drones is very detrimental to coastal states, so coastal states must immediately take legal and diplomatic steps to prevent territorial violations carried out by using unmanned vehicles entering Indonesian waters. . Undersea drones also have the potential to be used in espionage, weapons smuggling, and sabotage of underwater infrastructure. Hopefully, this research can provide a deeper understanding of the threat of underwater drones and provide input for the authorities in developing policies and strategies to protect the security and sustainability of Indonesia's territorial waters from this potential threat. Keywords: Threats, Undersea Drones, Indonesian Waters
THE ACCEPTANCE OF INTERNATIONAL AID IN MANAGEMENT OF NATURAL DISASTERS IN INDONESIA Rudiyanto, Teguh
JOURNAL ASRO Vol. 14 No. 03 (2023): International Journal of ASRO
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The absence of clear budgeting regarding disaster management in the State Revenue and Expenditure Budget (APBN) is a condition that must be studied using the perspective of the government's fulfillment of human rights. Meanwhile, the involvement of charitable institutions, social communities and even other countries in the context of handling national disasters is a specific issue that will be discussed. The formulation of the problem raised in this research is (1) the obstacles faced in implementing the receipt of international aid in the process of handling natural disasters in Indonesia and (2) the regulation of international law on the receipt of international aid in managing natural disasters in Indonesia. This research resulted in the conclusion that there are still various countries which, although unable to provide humanitarian assistance to victims of natural disasters in their own countries, still have doubts about granting permits to enter humanitarian aid from abroad. The declining quality of the environment "has exacerbated the potential for natural disasters; in this case, we in Indonesia have seen examples of disasters caused by a lack of proper management of one of the landfills (TPA) in Bandung, which caused quite a lot of victims; while SARS is an example of the loss of a sense of security from the threat of infectious disease. Judging from the incident and its impact, the tsunami needs to be seen from the point of view of "comprehensive collective security," and its handling is more focused on arrangements that will be more effective in providing protection, preparedness, and assistance to those who "face the threat of natural disasters." Keywords: International Law, Acceptance of International Aid, Natural Disasters

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