UPDATES ON DEVELOPMENT OF NATIONWIDE GEOSPATIAL DATA MANAGEMENT

1. UPDATES ON DEVELOPMENT OF NATIONWIDE GEOSPATIAL DATA MANAGEMENT DR. ASEP KARSIDI, M.SC

2. CONTENT: LEGAL AND POLICY ASPECT GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT NATIONAL GEOSPATIAL REFERENCE SYSTEM AND DATASET DEVELOPMENT STRENGTHENING INA-SDI ONE NATION, ONE GATE, ONE MAP POLICY COLLABORATION WITH PARTICIPATORY MAPPING COMMUNITIES SUMMARY

3. INSTITUTIONAL TRANSFORMATION LAWS, REGULATIONS, AND POLICIES IN GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION MANAGEMENT BAKOSURTANAL • THE NATIONAL BODY OF TRUSTEE IN THE FIELD OF SURVEYS, MAPPING AND SDI GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION AUTHORITY (BIG) THE NATIONAL ORGANIZER IN THE FIELD OF THE TOPOGRAPHIC SURVEY, BASE MAPPING, AND SPATIAL DATA INFRASTRUCTURE THE NATIONAL BODY OF TRUSTEE FOR DEVELOPMENT OF THEMATIC MAPPING INDONESIAN UPDATE: DEVELOPMENT OF GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION| ASEP KARSIDI | Page 3

4. INSTITUTIONAL TRANSFORMATION LAWS NO. 4 YEAR 2011 REGULATES NATION-WIDE GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION MANAGEMENT TO ENDORSE SINGLE REFERENCE SYSTEM AND DATASET FOR INTEGRITY; TO ENSURE THE AVAILABILITY, ACCESS, AND UTILIZATION WITH ACCOUNTABILITY; TO ACHIEVE USEFULNESS THROUGH COOPERATION , COORDINATION, INTEGRATION AND SYNCHRONIZATION; AND TO ENCOURAGE THE USE OF GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION IN GOVERNMENT ACTIVITY AND PEOPLE'S DAILY LIFE LAW 4/2011, DICTUM 22 GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION AUTHORITY BADAN INFORMASIGEOSPASIAL (BIG)

5. GEOSPATIAL DATA FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT NATIONAL REFERENCE SYSTEM: TO ENSURE INTEGRITY OF GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION • GEODETIC NETWORK: • APPROXIMATELY SIX THOUSANDS OF GEODETIC FRAMEWORK FOR NATION-WIDE GEOSPATIAL REFERENCE • ESCALATING INDONESIAN GPS CORS FOR INTEGRATED GEDETIC NETWOORK TO SUPPORTGEODYNAMICS STUDIES AND TSUNAMI EARNI WARNING SYSTEM, AS WELL AS SERVING RTK CORRECTION AND GEODETIC POST PROCESSING.

6. GEOSPATIAL DATA FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT NATIONAL REFERENCE DATASET FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENTS FUNDAMENTAL DATASET • TOPONYM • HYDROGRAPHY • BUILDING AND PUBLIC FACILITY • TRANSPORTATION • LAND COVER • HYPSOGRAPHIC • ADMIN BOUNDARY • COAST LINE • GEOSPATIAL REFERENCE THEMATICAL DATASET • GEOLOGY • DEMOGRAPHY • VEGETATION • SOIL • BIODIVERSITY • METEOROLOGY • DISASTER • SPATIAL PLANNING • etc. SDGs ± 90% of Government Activities has Geospatial Element POST 2015 11 PRIORITIES OF NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT GEOSPATIAL DATABASE 2009-2014 • ± 65% of Government Activities use Geospatial Element as Primary Identifier MDGs 2000-2015

7. GEOSPATIAL DATA FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT HOW GDI SUPPORT ENVIRONMENT, SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS 3 PILLARS OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT SOCIAL ECONOMIC LOCATION AND FACT-BASED POLICY MAKING THE MANAGEMENT OF NATIONAL GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION 5 PILLARS OF GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION INFRASTRUCTURE (GDI) SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY HUMAN RESOURCE POLICY AND REGULATION INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENT STANDARDS

8. GEOSPATIAL DATA FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT PLANNING: UTILIZATION OF GEOSPATIAL ANALYSES • GEOSPATIAL ANALYSES AND SYSTEM DIYNAMIC MODELLING TO GENERATE REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT PLANNING SCENARIOS; • MODEL USES SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT PILLARS TO VISUALIZE PREDICTED LAND COVER SETTING. ECONOMY ECONOMY INPUT PROSES OUTPUT SOCIAL SOCIAL SCENARIOS PARAMETER ENVIRONMENT ENVIRONMENT SPATIALPATTERN ECONOMY ENVIRONMENT SOCIAL SPATIAL SPATIAL SOCIAL-ECONOMY HOW LARGE THE NEED FOR SPATIAL EXPANSION MODEL DYNAMICS SYSTEM ENVIRONMENT WHERE? NATURAL RESOURCES System Dynamic SPATIAL DETERMINANT: SOCIAL-ECONOMY, BIOPHYSICS, AND POLICY SPATIAL MODEL

9. Rice Field and Farm Mining Protection Forest Other Agriculture Pond and Embankment Settlement Production Forest Water bodys Agriculture GEOSPATIAL DATA FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT PLANNING: UTILIZATION OF GEOSPATIAL ANALYSES 2009 2014 2025

10. GEOSPATIAL DATA FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION AS A ECOREGION BASELINE FOR PRESERVING BIODIVERSITY

11. STRENGTHENING INA-SDI (Indonesia-geoSpatial Data Infrastructure) TARGET: 57 MINISTRIES/AGENCIES, 34 PROVINCES, & 500 MUNICIPALITIES DATACENTER CUSTODIAN DATACENTER CUSTODIAN METADATA CATALOG PORTAL UNIT OFFICE AGENCY BEAUREAU CUSTODIAN CLEARING-HOUSE UNIT SPATIALDATACENTER DATA CENTER METADATA CATALOG PORTAL CUSTODIAN CITY (NODE) MUNICIPAL (NODE) CUSTODIAN METADATA CATALOG PORTAL GEOPORTAL NASIONAL METADATA CATALOG PORTAL DATA CENTER

12. STRENGTHENING INA-SDI (http://tanahair.indonesia.go.id) NATIONAL GEOPORTAL AS SINGLE GATEWAY TO AUTHORIZED GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION • MAIN FUNCTIONS: • SEARCH & DISCOVER • INTEGRATE • SHARE DATA AND APPS • PRODUCE THE MAPS • PUBLISH MAPS • ACCESS VIA MOBILE DEVICE EMPOWER CITIZENS TO BE ABLE TO DEVELOP AND PUBLISH ACCURATE AND ACOUNTABLEGEOSPATIAL INFORMATION

13. STRENGTHENING INA-SDI MORE THAN JUST NATIONAL GEOPORTAL! HUMAN RESOURCES KNOWLEDGE COMPETENCE SPECIALIZATION SERTIFICATION GEODESY & GEOMATICS FUNCTIONAL GEOGRAPHY CAPACITY BUILDING INFORMATION TECH INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENT REMOTE SENSING LAWS ANDPOLICY GIS NETWORK NODE THEMATIC MAPPING LAW STANDARD STANDARDIZATION LAW NO. 4/2011 CLEARINGHOUSE UNIT DATA PRES DECREE NO.85/2007 DISTRIBUTION & ACCESS METADATA LOCAL GOV’T RULES DATA SHARING ACCESS

14. ONE NATION, ONE GATEWAY, ONE MAP POLICY OUTSTANDING SUPPORTS FROM OUR LEADERS Geospasial data are needed by all government institutions and communities to improve quality of decisions making in all aspects of national developments.

15. ONE NATION, ONE GATEWAY, ONE MAP POLICY GOOD GOVERNANCE FOR SUSTAINABLE FOREST MANAGEMENT Environment Protection Mineral and Coal Forestry Plantation Anti Corruption Spatial Planning GOOD GOVERNANCE a reliable reference for enabling decision makers to to avoid boundary dispute and make the right decisions • TRANSPARENCY • To utilize proper method to disseminate geospatial information; • To promote usefulness for geospatial information; and • Productive collaboration from government institutions, public, and academia. • ACCOUNTABILITY • To promote geospatial information as a tool for quantitative target in development programs; • To utilize maps as integral part of achievement report to the public regularly; and • To add location in complains and claims handling. • PARTISIPATION • To promote maps as media for public participation as early as from planning, implementation, and monitoringof a development programs. • To promote Ina-geoportal as one gateway to the authoritative maps Geospatial Information ONE LAND, ONE NATION AND ONE LANGUAGE. INDONESIA also needs to be united by ONE MAP. REVISED SINGLE FORESTRY MAPEVERY SIX MONTHS WITH PUBLIC PARTICIPATION FROM(AS PEER REVIEW) EMPOWER CITIZENS TO BE ABLE TO DEVELOP AND PUBLISH ACCURATE AND ACOUNTABLEGEOSPATIAL INFORMATION the map has been developed by the REDD + Task Force in the form of a revised PIPIB together every six months to include public input. In addition to the earthy water, one nation and one language, Indonesia also needs to be united by a single map.

16. ONE NATION, ONE GATEWAY, ONE MAP POLICY PROVIDING ACCESS TO GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION TO SUPPORT INDONESIAN ECONOMIC ACCELERATION AND EXTENSIFICATION GLOBAL DYNAMICS AND ECONOMIC CONDITION DRIVES COUNTRIES TO DO ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION • CHANGING GLOBAL SITUATION RAISES COMPETITIONS • BOOSTING EXPORT PRODUCTS NOT RAW MATERIALS • RAISING PROSPERITY LEVEL TO MEET CONSTITUTION DEMAND • OVERCOMING HIGH RATE OF POVERTY AND ECONOMIC GAPS

17. ONE NATION, ONE GATEWAY, ONE MAP POLICY PROVIDING A TOOL TO COORDINATE IN INDONESIAN ECONOMIC ACCELERATION AND EXTENSIFICATION http://geoservices.ina-sdi.or.id: Power Plant 10.000MW Phase I (MoESDM); Fishpond (MoKKP); http://geoservice.bakosurtanal.go.id: State Border; Provincial Border; Land Cover • http://gis.dephub.go.id: • Poverty Line (BPS) • http://sigi.pu.go.id: • Spatial Plannings • http://geoservices.ina-sdi.or.id: • Environment

18. ONE NATION, ONE GATEWAY, ONE MAP POLICY GEOSPATIAL DATA PROVIDING GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION IN ALL PHASE OF DISASTER MANAGEMENT INDONESIAN SPATIAL DATA INFRASTRUCTURE INDONESIAN SPATIAL DATA INFRASTRUCTURE • EMERGENCY • RESPONSE • PREPAREDNES DISASTER • • EXTRA-TERRESTRIAL: • – ASTEROID IMPACT • • INTERNAL GEO-DYNAMIC PROCESSES: • – EARTHQUAKE, TSUNAMI, VOLCANIC ERUPTION • • EXTERNAL GEO-DYNAMIC PROCESSES: • – LANDSLIDE, SOIL EROSION, LAND DEGRADATION • • HYDRO-METEOROLOGICAL: • – FLOODS, TROPICAL STORMS, DROUGHT • • ECOLOGICAL / ENVIRONMENTAL: • – POLLUTION, CROP DISEASE, • • EPIDEMICS: • – SARS, HIV / AIDS, AVIAN FLU • • TECHNOLOGICAL: • – INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENTS • • CONFLICTS: • – PUBLIC DISORDERS, POLITICAL , TERRORISM • RISK TRANSFER • REHABILITATION • MITIGATION • RECONSTRUCTION GEOSPATIAL DATA

19. ONE NATION, ONE GATEWAY, ONE MAP POLICY PROVIDING GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION IN ALL PHASE OF DISASTER MANAGEMENT

20. ONE NATION, ONE GATEWAY, ONE MAP POLICY PROVIDING GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION IN ALL PHASE OF DISASTER MANAGEMENT EMPOWER ALL LEVEL OF DECISION MAKINGS TO BE ABLE TO COLLABORATE DISASTER RESPONSES FROM ACCURATE AND ACOUNTABLEGEOSPATIAL INFORMATION

21. COLLABORATION WITH PARTICIPATORY MAPPING (PM) CONSTRUCTIVE COLLABORATION TO ENRICH DATA FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT • COLLABORATION: • QUALITY CONTROL • PROFESSIONAL TRAINING • INCENTIVES • CONTINUOUS PARTNERSHIP AUTHORITY PM • PARTNERS: • OPENSTREETMAP INDONESIA • NETWORK FOR PARTICIPATORY MAPPER (JKPP) • INDONESIAN DISASTER COMMUNITY (MBI) • NAVIGASI.NET AUTHORITY

22. SUMMARY IMPROVEMENTS IN QUALITY AND QUANTITY, AS WELL AS IN GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION MANAGEMENT WILL BENEFIT INDONESIA TO IMPLEMENT SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT. INA-SDI ABLE TO BE FUNCTIONED AS “COMMON MEDIA” FOR ALL LEVEL OF GOVERNMENTS, PRIVATE SECTORS, AND CITIZENS TO ACHIVE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOAL EFFECTIVELY, THROUGH COOPERATION, CORDINATION, INTEGRATION AND SYNCHRONIZATION; AND. UN-GGIM COULD PROMOTE GLOBAL SPATIAL DATA INFRASTRUCTURE PROGRAMS TO INITIATE SYNCHRONIZED EFFORT TO MOVE THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AGENDA FORWARD, THROUGH THE ACHIEVEMENT OF THE INTERNATIONALLY AGREED DEVELOPMENT GOALS, SO WE WILL LIVE IN THE FUTURE WE WANTED.