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SEKRETARIAT PERIZINAN PENELITIAN ASINGKEMENTERIAN RISET, TEKNOLOGI, DAN PENDIDIKAN TINGGITAHUN 2015

ISSN 2088-1916

di Indonesia 2015

Direktori Penelitian Asing

Penyusun:Sri Wahyono, Wahyu Widi, Agustinus Hadi , Meylisa Rahajeng, Riansiska, Karnadi,

Silviana Oktaferi, Elisa Violita, Sarah

Editor:Sri Wahyono

Design Sampul & Lay Out:Andre Sutisna

ISSN :2088-1916

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KATA PENGANTAR

Kerjasama internasional adalah mutlak diperlukan dalam pengembangan ilmu pengetahuan dan teknologi tidak hanya bagi negara berkembang namun juga sangat diperlukan bagi negara maju. PP No. 41 Tahun 2006 sebagai alamat UU No. 18 Tahun 2002 dan penyempurnaan Kepres No. 100 Tahun 1993 yang mulai diimplemetasi oleh Kemeneterian Riset dan Teknologi sejak 17 Desember 2007. Undang-undang tersebut memegang peran strategis dalam pembangunan ilmu pengetahuan dan teknologi dan memberikan arah pengaturan guna mewujudkan tujuan memperkuat daya dukung ilmu pengetahuan dan teknologi untuk mempercepat pencapaian tujuan negara, serta meningkatkan daya saing dan kemandirian dalam memperjuangkan kepentingan negara dalam hubungan internasional. Di samping itu, Undang-Undang tersebut merupakan dasar hukum bagi pembentukan peraturan perundang-undangan di bidang pembangunan ilmu pengetahuan dan teknologi.

Peraturan Pemerintah No. 41 Tahun 2006 tentang Perizinan Melakukan Kegiatan Penelitian dan Pengembangan bagi Perguruan Tinggi Asing, Lembaga Litbang Asing, Badan Usaha Asing dan Orang Asing tersebut berdasarkan pemikiran bahwa iPTeK dalam kerangka sistem nasional penelitian, pengembangan dan penerapan iptek tidak dapat terlepas dari kerjasama internasional. Hal ini kita sadari mengingat sebagian besar kemajuan iptek berkembang pesat di negara-negara maju yang menguasai sumber daya iptek, memiliki kemampuan finansial dan lembaga litbang yang sudah sangat mapan serta tradisi akademik yang sangat kuat. Sejalan dengan hal tersebut, maka kerjasama internasional di bidang iptek dilaksanakan untuk mempercepat alih teknologi dari negara-negara maju dan meningkatkan partisipasi masyarakat ilmiah internasional.

Salah satu bentuk kerjasama internasional di bidang iptek tersebut adalah kegiatan penelitian dan pengembangan yang dilakukan oleh Perguruan Tinggi asing, Lembaga Litbang asing, Badan Usaha asing dan orang asing yang dilakukan di indonesia.

Dalam tahun 2015 terdapat 573 peneliti asing yang telah diberikan Surat izin Penelitian (SiP) melakukan kegiatan penelitian di berbagai daerah di indonesia. Jumlah tersebut terdiri dari 464 izin penelitian baru dan 73 izin perpanjangan. Mayoritas peneliti tersebut berkewarganegaraan atau berasal dari negara-negara maju yang menguasai iptek dan mengalokasikan dana riset yang besar dalam APBN mereka. Dalam tahun 2015 tersebut secara berturut-turut Amerika Serikat, Jepang, Jerman, Perancis dan inggris menempati peringkat lima besar kemudian diikuti Australia, RRC, Belanda, Kanada dan italia menempati peringkat 10 besar. Jepang yang selama sepuluh tahun terakhir selalu menempati posisi teratas, mulai tahun 2010 tergeser oleh Amerika Serikat sedangkan Belanda, Australia, Jerman dan inggris selalu menempati posisi peringkat 10 besar selama sepuluh tahun terakhir. RRC merupakan negara pendatang baru Asia yang mampu menembus posisi sepuluh besar.

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Buku “Direktori Peneliti Asing di Indonesia 2015” ini memuat Abstract riset biodata para peneliti dari berbagai perguruan tinggi, lembaga litbang, badan usaha asing dan mahasiswa asing serta kelompok profesi intelektual publik lainnya, seperti dosen, budayawan dan jurnalis asing. Buku ini telah terbit sejak tahun 2011, dan akan terbit secara berkala setiap tahunnya. Kami berharap buku ini dapat menjadi salah satu sumber informasi ilmiah dan rujukan bagi para peneliti dan akademisi serta semua pemangku kepentingan (stake holders) untuk memperluas jaringan kerjasama riset internasional dalam rangka penguatan kelembagaan (capacity building) dan mempercepat transfer iptek di berbagai bidang keilmuan.

Kami menyadari bahwa buku ini masih jauh dari sempurna, seperti kata pepatah “tiada gading yang tak retak” maka kami sangat mengharapkan saran dan masukan dari semua pihak untuk penyempurnaan buku tersebut pada penerbitan yang akan datang.

Kami juga tidak lupa mengucapkan terima kasih yang sebesar-besarnya kepada semua pihak, khususnya rekan-rekan Sekretariat Tim Koordinasi Pemberian izin Penelitian Asing (TKPiPA), Direktorat Pengelolaan Kekayaan intelektual, Ditjen Penguatan Riset dan Pengembangan, Kementerian Riset, Teknolgi, dan Pendidikan Tinggi yang telah meluangkan waktu untuk membantu penyusunan buku direktori ini.

Jakarta, Mei 2016Tim Penyusun/Sekretariat TKPiPA - RiSTeKDiKTi

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DAfTAR ISI

Kata Pengantar .................................................................................................................................................... iDaftar isi ................................................................................................................................................................. iiiBAB i PeTA PeNeLiTiAN ASiNG 2015 ....................................................................................................... 1

1.1 Permohonan izin Penelitian .................................................................................................... 11.2 Penerbitan Surat izin Penelitian (SiP) ................................................................................... 31.3 Negara Asal Peneliti Asing ...................................................................................................... 61.4 Bidang dan Lokasi Penelitian .................................................................................................. 7

BAB 2. ILMU HAYATI (BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE) ...................................................................................... 9A. BIOLOGI (BIOLOGY) ......................................................................................................................... 9A.1. exploration and Speciation in the Volcanoes of the indonesian Ring of Fire: A Large Scale inventory of the Herpetofauna of the Highlands of Sumatra and Java .............. 9A.1.1. Mr. elijah Wostl .................................................................................................................................... 10A.2. investigating the dietary composition of endemic free ranging Goffin Cocktoos .... 10A.2.1. Mr. Mark Christopher O’Hara ......................................................................................................... 11A.2.2. Ms. Berenika Monika Mioduszewska .......................................................................................... 11A.3. Using measurements of forest canopy structure and composition to map distribution and habitat use of the Thomas langur Monkey (Presbytis thomasi) ...... 11A.3.1. Ms. Helen Danielle Slater ................................................................................................................. 13A.4. Recovery from human-induced disturbance and sustainable management of terrestrial ecosystems in tropical forests ................................................................................... 13A.4.1. Dr. Olga Joanna Orman .................................................................................................................... 14A.5. exploration and Speciation in the Volcanoes of the indonesian Ring of Fire: A Large Scale inventory of the Herpetofauna of the Highlands of Sumatra and Java .............. 14A.5.1. Mr. Utpal Smart ................................................................................................................................... 16A.6. Assessing Abundance and Population Structure of the False Gharial (Tomistoma schlegelii) in Sumatra ....................................................................................................................... 16A.6.1. Mr. Kyle James Shaney ..................................................................................................................... 17A.7. Assessing the effectiveness of using haematophagous leeches to sample biodiversity in Sumatra .................................................................................................................... 17A.7.1. Ms. Sarah Rebecca Weiskopf .......................................................................................................... 18A.8. The ecological and evolutionary importance of Plant-Vertebrate interactions ......... 18A.8.1. Mr. Jedediah Farrell Brodie ............................................................................................................. 19A.9. Java & Sumatra expedition & Survey to measure the impact of climate change using indicator species .................................................................................................................... 19A.9.1. Mr. Amarasinghe Achchige Thasun Amarasinghe ................................................................. 20

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A.10. empathizing With Nature– Underpinning the essence of Conservation Advocacy .. 21A.10.1. Mr. Harry Henry Benjamin Hilser .................................................................................................. 22A.11. exploration and Speciation in the Volcanoes of the indonesian Ring of Fire: A Large Scale inventory of the Herpetofauna of the Highlands of Sumatra and Java .............. 22A.11.1. Dr. eric Nelson Smith ........................................................................................................................ 23A.11.2. Mr. Goutam Chandra Sarker ........................................................................................................... 23A.11.3. Michael Brown Harvey ..................................................................................................................... 24A.11.4. Mr. elijah Wostl .................................................................................................................................... 24A.11.5. Mr. PanupongThammachoti .......................................................................................................... 24

B. BIOLOGI KELAUTAN (MARINE BIOLOGY) ............................................................................... 25B.1. Does evolvability predict diversification in cone snails? ..................................................... 25B.1.1. Mr. Mark Anthony Phuong ............................................................................................................. 25B.2. Population status update of the endangered Pterapogon kauderni (Teleostei, Apogonidae), and survey of potential dot polymorphism ................................................. 26B.2.1. Mr. Alejandro Augusto Vagelli ....................................................................................................... 27B.3. integration of the Population Characteristics of the Odean Sunfish (Moila mola) whitin the Newly established Nusa Penida Protected Area in Support of Development of locally driven marine tourism guidelines ............................................... 27B.3.1. Ms. Marianne Nyegard ..................................................................................................................... 28B.4. Contributing to coral conservation: What motivates people to give? ............................ 28B.4.1. Ms. Katherine Margaret Nelson .................................................................................................... 29B.5. ecologi, value and threats of cryptic marine benthic fauna in indonesia ..................... 29B.5.1. Ms. Maarten Bernard Yvonne De Brauwer ................................................................................ 30B.6. Comparative phylogeography of the hyperdiverse gastropod conus in indonesia ... 31B.6.1. Mr. Philipp Wilhelm Heinrich Vogt ............................................................................................... 32B.7. impacts, alternative solutions, and awareness of mobula fisheries in indonesia ...... 32B.7.1. Ms. Betty Jean Lili Laglbauer .......................................................................................................... 33B.8. Diversity of the phytoplanktonic species responsible for Harmful Algal Blooms (HABs) in indonesia with a special focus on the Alexandrium tamarense complex.. 33B.8.1. Dr. estelle Pascale Raymonde Masseret ..................................................................................... 34B.9. DNA barcoding, phylogeography, and molecular taxonomy of groupers across the Coral Triangle and adjacent regions (BARCORe) ............................................................. 34B.9.1. Dr. Philippe Jean Charles Borsa ..................................................................................................... 35B.10. Sea Cucumber integrated Multitrophic Aquaculture on Lombok, indonesia - ecological, Social and institutional Settings ............................................................................ 35B.10.1. Ms. Paula Sophie Margarethe Senff............................................................................................. 36

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C. BIOTEKNOLOGI (BIOTECHNOLOGY) ......................................................................................... 37C.1. Bioprospecting of indonesian Medicinal plants ..................................................................... 37C.1.1. Mr. Paik Jin Hyub ................................................................................................................................ 38

D. BOTANI (BOTANY) ............................................................................................................................. 38D.1. Promoting Organic Dry Land Farming and Restoration of Deciduous Forest in West Bali, indonesia .......................................................................................................................... 38D.1.1. Ms. Sally eva Silverstone .................................................................................................................. 39D.2. Taxonomic, Phylogenetic, Functional, and Biogeographycal Diversity of Vascular Plants in Rainforest Transformation Systems on Sumatera (indonesia) ......................... 39D.2.1. Dr. Katja Rembold .............................................................................................................................. 41D.3. The plant ecological study of tropical rain forest in Gn.Leuser National Park, North Sumatera in 2015 .................................................................................................................. 41D.3.1. Mr. eiji Suzuki ....................................................................................................................................... 42D.3.2. Mr. Daiki Kawahara ............................................................................................................................ 42D.4. Recovery from human-induced disturbance and sustainable management of terrestrial ecosystems in tropical forests ................................................................................... 42D.4.1. Dr. Satomi Shiodera ........................................................................................................................... 43D.5. Study of genetic variation in lowland evergreen forest and upland evergreen forest trees in indonesia .................................................................................................................. 43D.5.1. Prof. Ko Harada ................................................................................................................................... 44D.5.2. Dr. Koichi Kamiya ............................................................................................................................... 44

E. EKOLOGI (ECOLOGY) ....................................................................................................................... 45e.1. Filling a critical gap in indonesia’s national carbon monitoring, reporting, and verification capabilities for supporting ReDD+ activities: incorporationg, quantifying and locating fire emissions from within tropical peat-swamp forest ..... 45e.1.1. Dr. Mark Alan Cochrane ................................................................................................................... 45e.1.2. Dr. Kevin Christopher Ryan ............................................................................................................. 45e.1.3. Mr. Karunarathna M. Thilina S. Jayarathne ................................................................................ 46e.1.4. Mrs. Chelsea elizabeth Stockwell ................................................................................................. 46e.1.5. Dr. Cynthia Twyford Fowler ............................................................................................................ 46e.1.5. Dr. Robert James Yokelson.............................................................................................................. 47e.2. Pre-feasability study of waste to energy in Kutai Kartanegara, indonesia .................... 47e.2.1. Mr. Jon Gazelius .................................................................................................................................. 48e.3. An operational multi-sensor design for forest carbon monitoring to support ReDD+ in Kalimantan, indonesia ................................................................................................. 48e.3.1. Mr. Stephen Charles Hagen ............................................................................................................ 50e.4. Research on urban metabolism by time allocation survey ................................................ 50

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e.4.1. Mr. Hiroki Kobayashi ......................................................................................................................... 50e.5. ReDD+, the role of community monitoring ............................................................................. 51e.5.1. Ms. Helena Ohlensc hlager Larsen ............................................................................................... 52e.6. Market Studies for Certification of Forest ecosystem Services in Lombok ................... 53e.6.1. Mr. Wanggi Jaung .............................................................................................................................. 54e.7. influence of Tropical Lowland Rainforest Transformation Systems to the Community, Genetic and Trophic Structure of Bats in Jambi, Sumatra ................................................... 54e.7.1. Mr. Neil Jun Sala Lobite .................................................................................................................... 55e.8. Preserving ecosystem Through Species interactions : Conservation Planning for Buton island, indonesia ................................................................................................................... 55e.8.1. Ms. Adrienne Louise Contasti ........................................................................................................ 56e.9. Hydrological restoration monitoring in the Sabangau peat-swamp forest, Central Kalimantan ........................................................................................................................................... 56e.9.1. Mr. Pau Brugues Sintes ..................................................................................................................... 57e.10. Finding and evaluation of the controlling factor of sulfur denitrification and greenhouse gas emission from acid sulfate soil in indonesia ........................................... 58e.10.1. Mr. Motohiro Yoshimura .................................................................................................................. 59e.11. Microplastics and Megafauna: implications of microplastic ingestion on large filter feeders ......................................................................................................................................... 59e.11.1. Ms. elitza Stanislavova Germanov................................................................................................ 60e.12. The Behavior of Mercury in Contaminated Site and its ecological impact ................... 60e.12.1. Mr. Takashi Tomiyasu ........................................................................................................................ 61e.13. Measuring Urban Resilience to Climate Change in Jakarta, indonesia .......................... 61e.13.1. Mr. Frank Martin Sedlar .................................................................................................................... 62e.14. Toward the Regeneration of Tropical Peat Land Societies: establishment of an international Research Network and Proposal of its Future ............................................... 62e.14.1. Mr. Tetsuya Shimamura .................................................................................................................... 63e.15. effects of spatial and temporal variation in plant productivity on the population ecology of Bornean rainforest primates at the Cabang Panti Research Station in Gunung Palung National Park ....................................................................................................... 63e.15.1. Ms. Sarah Marie Jaffe ........................................................................................................................ 64e.16. The Menjangan island Coral Reef Project: Addressing Threats to Reefs ........................ 65e.16.1. Ms. Katharine elisabeth Currier ..................................................................................................... 66e.17. Research on urban metabolism by time allocation survey ................................................ 66e.17.1. Dr. Ushijima Ken ................................................................................................................................. 67e.18. Trial of an early warning system for marine pests in the Banda islands, Moluccas, indonesia .............................................................................................................................................. 67e.18.1. Ms. Mareike Huhn .............................................................................................................................. 68

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e.19. identifying fine scale habitat use and landscape connectivity of tigers in a central Sumatran landscape ......................................................................................................................... 68e.19.1. Ms. erin elizabeth Poor ..................................................................................................................... 69e.20. Secret Cats of Sabangau: Behavioural ecology and Population Density of Borneo’s Small Cats ............................................................................................................................................. 70e.20.1. Ms. Karen Anne Jeffers ..................................................................................................................... 71e.21. A Characterization of the hydrological dynamics of a headwater catchment in Samboja Lestari, indonesia ............................................................................................................ 71e.21.1. Ms. Femke Anouk Jansen ................................................................................................................ 72e.22. Hydrological characteristics of a headwater catchment in Samboja Lestari, indonesia .............................................................................................................................................. 72e.22.1. Ms. Lisanne Francisca Margaretha van Beek ........................................................................... 73e.23. The effect of industrial and agricultural pollution on the economically important milkfish, Chanos chanos .................................................................................................................. 73e.23.1. Mr. Jeffrey Taylor Good..................................................................................................................... 74e.24. Tree Seedling establishment and ecology in an experimental Restoration of Biodiversity in Oil Palm Plantation............................................................................................... 74e.24.1. Mr. Watit Khokthong ......................................................................................................................... 75e.25. The composition of benthic: communities in mangrove forest of east Kalimantan . 75e.25.1. Mrs. Sewa Tripathi .............................................................................................................................. 76e.26. Thermal tolerance of the anemone Aiptasia and Haliplanella .......................................... 77e.26.1. Ms. Thea Anna Hamm....................................................................................................................... 77e.27. Subsurface Mooring System (SMS) and Physical Oceanoghraphy in Lembeh Strait 77e.27.1. Mr. Kai Li ................................................................................................................................................ 78e.28. Capturing Coral Reef and Related ecosystem Services Project: Component i: Quantifying the value and market potential of coral reef and mangrove ecosystem services ............................................................................................................................ 78e. 28.1. Mrs. Alice Rogers ................................................................................................................................ 79e.28.2. Mr. Carl Stephen Smith .................................................................................................................... 80e.28.3. Mr. Peter John Mumby ..................................................................................................................... 80e.28.4. Mr. Nicholas Hinckley Wolff ............................................................................................................ 80e.29. evaluation of the carbon sequestration potential of tropical seagrass meadows, and an in situ carbon dioxide enrichment experiment ....................................................... 80e.29.1. Dr. Dominik Michael Kneer ............................................................................................................. 82e.30. evaluating the ecological and cultural services provided by tropical forest ecosystem: A case study in Central Kalimantan, indonesia ................................................ 82e.30.1. Ms. Sara Anne Thornton .................................................................................................................. 83e.31. Behavioural Mechanisms and ecological Pressures Affecting infant Dispersal in the Javan Slow Loris (Nycticebus javanicus) ....................................................................... 83

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e.31.1. Mr. Robert Patrick O’Hagan ............................................................................................................ 84e.32. evaluation of macroinvertebrate communities in the mangrove forests along the coast of Berau, east Kalimantan .................................................................................................... 85e.32.1. Ms. Annika Dose ................................................................................................................................. 85e.33. Circulation and ecosystem study in the indonesian seas under the influence of the western Pacific variability ............................................................................................................... 86e.33.1. Mr. Li Yao ............................................................................................................................................... 87e.33.2. Mr. Li Xiang ........................................................................................................................................... 87e.33.3. Mr. Wang Zheng ................................................................................................................................. 87e.34. An investigation of Tree Species Richness And Diversity in The Tropical Peat- Swamp Forest Of Sabangau, Central Kalimantan, indonesia ............................................. 87e.34.1. Mr. Benjamin edward Thomas ....................................................................................................... 88e.35. effects of spatial and temporal variation in plant productivity on the population ecology of Bornean rainforest primates at the Cabang Panti Research Station in Gunung Palung National Park ....................................................................................................... 89e.35.1. Mr. Andrew John Marshall .............................................................................................................. 90e.36. Development and dynamics of rainforest and rainforest transformations in Sumatra during prehistoric and historic times ....................................................................... 90e.36.1. Ms. Katharina Reuter ......................................................................................................................... 91e.37. influence of forest structure on orang-utan densities, behaviours and locomotion in Sumatra ............................................................................................................................................ 92e.37.1. Mr. John Peter Duncan Abernethy .............................................................................................. 93e.38. The effects of forest structure on gibbon distribution and habitat use in the Sikundur area ...................................................................................................................................... 93e.38.1. Ms. Rosanna Arianna Consiglio ..................................................................................................... 95e.39. identifying fine scale habitat use and landscape connectivity of tigers in a central Sumatran landscape ......................................................................................................................... 95e.39.1. Ms. erin elizabeth Poor ..................................................................................................................... 96e.40. Quantifying Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions from Biomass Burning in an indonesian Tropical Peat Swamp Forest ReDD+ Project Area ........................................... 96e.40.1. Mr. Jake elwood Simpson ............................................................................................................... 97e.41. Pre-feasability study of waste to energy in Kutai Kartanegara, indonesia .................... 97e.41.1. Mr. Stig Karl Johan Torstensson .................................................................................................... 98e.42. ecology and Conservation of Javan Rhino ............................................................................... 98e.42.1. Mr. Steven Graham Wilson .............................................................................................................. 98e.43. Understanding spatio-temporal variations in biodiversity in the peat swamps of Sabangau, with particular focus on forest butterflies .......................................................... 99e.43.1. Ms. Joana Aragay Soler .................................................................................................................... 100

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e.44. Planning from “Table to Dump”: Analyzing the practice of household food consumption and food wasting practices in indonesia ...................................................... 100e.44.1. Ms. Tammara Rica Soma .................................................................................................................. 101e.45. Research to Support Conservation in the Tropical Forest of Kalimantan ...................... 101e.45.1. Mr. Bernat Ripoll Capilla .................................................................................................................. 102e.46. Research to Support Conservation in the Tropical Forest of Kalimantan ...................... 102e.46.1. Ms. Suzanne emily Turnock ............................................................................................................ 103e.47. Characterizing the ecological, Fisheries, and Social Status of the Southern inner Banda Arc. indonesia ........................................................................................................................ 103e.47.1. Dr. Gabriella Naimi Ahmadia.......................................................................................................... 104e.48. Biodiversity enrichment in oil palm plantations: ecological and socio-economic impacts .................................................................................................................................................. 104e.48.1. Ms. Jennifer Arns ................................................................................................................................ 105e.49. Characterizing the ecological, Fisheries, and Social Status of the Southern inner Banda Arc. indonesia ........................................................................................................................ 106e.49.1. Ms. Louise elaine Glew, Ph.D .......................................................................................................... 107e.50.1. Ms. Susan Rose Vulpas ..................................................................................................................... 108e.51. Capturing Coral Reef and Related ecosystem Services Project: Component i: Quantifying the value and market potential of coral reef and mangrove ecosystem services - examining ecosystem filtration services for human and reef health ......... 108e.51.1. Ms. Joleah Bailey Lamb .................................................................................................................... 109e.52. Soil Restoration in indonesian Mixed Agroforests ................................................................. 109e.52.1. Ms. Christina Ariani Wartenberg ................................................................................................... 110e.53. Rapid environmental Change and Migration in Coastal Regions of Ghana and indonesia ............................................................................................................................................. 110e.53.1. Ms. Carina Goldbach ......................................................................................................................... 111e.54. From Organic Waste to Recycling for Development – FORWARD.................................... 112e.54.1. Mr. imre istvan Antalfy ..................................................................................................................... 113e.54.2. Mr. Bram Martinus Adrianus Dortmans ..................................................................................... 113e.55. Research to Support Conservation in the Tropical Forest of Kalimantan ...................... 114e.55.1 Ms. Carolyn Thompson .................................................................................................................... 115e.56. Living on borrowed time: The Anticipatory Politics of Vulnerability and Climate Change in Jakarta, indonesia ........................................................................................................ 115e.56.1 Mr. Lukas Ley ....................................................................................................................................... 116e.57. influence of tropical land-use transformations on local and regional climate in Sumatra/indonesia ........................................................................................................................... 116e.57.1 Ms. Ana Meijide Orive ....................................................................................................................... 117e.58. Carbon dynamics and soil-plant-atmosphere interactions in forest systems affected by soil variability and climate conditions .................................................................................. 117

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e.58.1 Mr. Nils Borchard ................................................................................................................................ 118e.59 Research to Support Conservation in the Tropica ................................................................. 118e.59.1 Dr. Rebecca elizabeth Armson ...................................................................................................... 119e.60 Carbon dioxide cycling in fresh to estuarine ........................................................................... 120e.60.1 Mr. Paul Anthony Macklin ............................................................................................................... 121e.61 Toward the Regeneration of Tropical Peat Land Societies: establishment of an international Research Network and Proposal of its Future .............................................. 121e.61.1 Prof. Kosuke Mizuno ......................................................................................................................... 122e.61.2 Mr. Daisuke Naito ............................................................................................................................... 122e.62 infrastructure Development of Space Oceanography. Coral Reef Monitoring Application” .......................................................................................................................................... 123e.62.1 Mr. Serge Andrefouet ....................................................................................................................... 124e.63 Can localised restoration of wetland sites provide sustainable ecosystem services to low-income settlements through facilitating urban agriculture in Muara Angke, Jakarta, indonesia? ............................................................................................................................ 124e.63.1 Mr. Christopher James Kelly ........................................................................................................... 125

f. MANAJEMEN SUMBER DAYA ALAM (NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT) .................. 125F.1. Potential local economic and conservation benefits of ecotourism in Ujung Kulon National Park, indonesia ................................................................................................................. 125F.1.1. Ms. Katlin Vernoy Kraska .................................................................................................................. 126F.2. implementing Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD), Nagoya Protocol (NP) and Access Benefit Sharing (ABS) - impacts for international Research Management .... 126F.2.1. Mr. Wolfram Lorenz ........................................................................................................................... 127F.3. Understanding The impacts Of The Wild Bird Trade in Gunung Palung National Park, West Kalimantan ...................................................................................................................... 127F.3.1. Mr. Adam eric Miller .......................................................................................................................... 128F.4. Understanding The impacts Of The Wild Bird Trade in Gunung Palung National Park, West Kalimantan ...................................................................................................................... 128F.4.1. Mr. Takuro Furusawa ......................................................................................................................... 130

G. MIKRO BIOLOGI (MICRO BIOLOGY) ........................................................................................ 130G.1. Biogeochemistry and Geomicrobiology of the Malili Lakes, indonesia ......................... 130G.1.1. Dr. Sean Andrew Crowe ................................................................................................................... 131G.1.2. Dr. Jens Kallmeyer .............................................................................................................................. 131G.2. Biogeochemistry and Geomicrobiology of the Malili Lakes, indonesia ......................... 131G.2.1. Mr. Jan Axel Kitte ................................................................................................................................ 132G.2.2. Dr. Aurèle Vuillemin ........................................................................................................................... 132G.2.3. Dr. Sean Andrew Crowe ................................................................................................................... 133

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G.2.4. Mr. André Friese .................................................................................................................................. 133G.2.5. Mr. Luis Rendon .................................................................................................................................. 133G.2.6. Ms. Rachel Louise Simister .............................................................................................................. 133G.2.7. Dr. Jens Kallmeyer .............................................................................................................................. 134

H. PRIMATOLOGI (PRIMATOLOGY) ................................................................................................. 134H.1. Monitoring of population dynamics of commensal long-tailed macaques (Macaca fascicularis) in Bali (indonesia) and study on the relation between social tension and demographic density .............................................................................................................. 134H.1.1. Ms. Gwennan Thérèse Louise Giraud .......................................................................................... 136H.2. A field study on gestural communication in wild orang utan (Pongo pygmaeus wurmbii) mother- offspring and infant-other dyads ............................................................ 136H.2.1. Mr. Joey Ravi Ceylan Markx ............................................................................................................ 138H.3. Orang-utan mother-infant activity patterns and infant development .......................... 138H.3.1. Mr. Alastair John Kember ................................................................................................................ 140H.4. Orangutan-Human interaction ..................................................................................................... 140H.4.1. Ms. Fatin Nabila Bt Md Nazaruddin ............................................................................................. 141H.5. The stress factor: examining anthropogenic sources of stress in wild Macaca. Nigra . 141H.5.1. Ms. Kayla Nicole Wood ..................................................................................................................... 142H.6. Torpor in a critically endangered primate: effects of climate on Javan Slow Loris behaviour .............................................................................................................................................. 142H.6.1. Ms. Kathleen Danielle Reinhardt .................................................................................................. 143H.7. Cultural behavior and social network in Balinese long-tailed macaques (Macaca fascicularis) ........................................................................................................................................... 143H.7.1. Ms. Anna Holzner ............................................................................................................................... 144H.8. The stress factor: examining anthropogenic sources of stress in wild M. Nigra ......... 144H.8.1. Ms. Dominique Alina Bertrand ...................................................................................................... 145H.9. The effect of within-group and extra-group competition on male coalition patterns in wild crested macaques (Macaca nigra) ................................................................................. 145H.9.1. Ms. Maura elizabeth Tyrrell ............................................................................................................. 146H.10. Measuring Growth in Bornean Orangutans (Pongo Pygmaeus Wurmbii) with a non- invasive photographic method .................................................................................................... 147H.10.1. Mr. Petrus Johannes Gerardus Cornelis Van Duijnhoven .................................................... 147H.11. Maternal care in Bornean Orangutans ....................................................................................... 148H.11.1. Ms. Alexandra Patricia Kissling ...................................................................................................... 148H.12. Can behavior of indicator species reveal habitat condition? The long call of the orangutan ............................................................................................................................................ 149H.12.1. Ms. Amanda Rae Hoepfner ............................................................................................................. 150

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H.13. Object/ food bartering as a cultural token economy in Balinese long-tailed macaques (Macaca Fascicularis) ................................................................................................... 150H.13.1. Mrs. Fany Aline M. Brotcorne ......................................................................................................... 151H.14. Camp Leakey Relatedness, Tanjung Putting, Kalimantan Tengah .................................... 151H.14.1. Mrs. Ruth ella Linsky.......................................................................................................................... 152H.15. Orangutan Reproductive ecology ............................................................................................... 152H.15.1. Ms. Katherine Sarah Stephanie Scott .......................................................................................... 153H.16. Nutrition, Gut Microbiomes, and health in Wild Bornean Orangutans (Pongo Pygmaeus Wurmbii) at the Tuanan Research Station ........................................................... 153H.16.1. Mrs. Rebecca Shae Anna Brittain .................................................................................................. 154H.17. intergroup interactions in Black Crested Macaques (Macaca Nigra) .............................. 154H.17.1. Mrs. Laura Martinez inigo ............................................................................................................... 155H.18. The comparative behavior and ecology of primates living in different habitats in east Kalimantan, indonesia ....................................................................................................... 155H.18.1. Mr. ivan Reto Lenzi ............................................................................................................................ 157H.18.2. Ms. Caroline Susan Mullins ............................................................................................................. 157H.18.3. Ms. elisabeth Belanzaran ................................................................................................................. 157H.19. indirect parental care in monogamous Javan Gibbon (Hylobates Moloch) ................ 158H.19.1. Ms. Yoonjung Yi ................................................................................................................................... 159H.20. investigating the energetic and nutritional costs of motherhood in wild Bornean orangutans (Pongo pygmaeus wurmbii) ................................................................................. 159H.20.1. Mr. Timothy Bransford, PhD. ........................................................................................................... 160H.21. Nutrients in and nutrients out: diet, cognition, and nutrient cycling in orangutan habitats .................................................................................................................................................. 160H.21.1. Mr. Shauhin edward Alavi ............................................................................................................... 162H.22. identifying cultural units in orangutans .................................................................................... 162H.22.1. Ms. Anna Maria Marzec .................................................................................................................... 163H.23. Reproductive success and strategies of flanged and unflanged male orangutans on Borneo ............................................................................................................................................. 163H.23.1. Mr. Nunzio Giovanni Leo ................................................................................................................. 164H.24. Are the Long Calls of Bornean Orangutans (Pongo pygmaeus wurmbii) Costly Signals of Male Health and energy Status? .............................................................................. 165H.24.1. Ms. Alexandra Nicole Hofner ......................................................................................................... 166H.25. Understanding mother and infant social interaction in orangutans .............................. 166H.25.1. Ms. Amy Marie Scott ......................................................................................................................... 167H.25.2. Mrs. Cheryl Denise Knott ................................................................................................................. 167H.26. To determine the success of releasing slow lories ( Nyciticebus javanicus) by comparing their behaviour post-release with wild counterparts) ................................... 167H.26.1. 169

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H.27. Reproductive success and strategies of flanged and unflanged male orangutans on Borneo ............................................................................................................................................. 169H.27.1. Ms. Julia eva Stickelberger .............................................................................................................. 170H.28. Conservation of the critically endangered Sulawesi black crested macaques, Macaca nigra (M. nigra): evaluating an awareness campaign ........................................... 170H.28.1. Ms. Thirza Anna Catharina Loffeld ............................................................................................... 171H.29. investigation into the biology and function of loud call in red langur (Presbytis rubicunda) ........................................................................................................................ 171H.29.1. Ms. elizabeth emma Walker ............................................................................................................ 172H.30. Pair Association and the Role of Males and Females in Gibbon Groups........................ 172H.30.1. Ms. emily Claire Boucker .................................................................................................................. 173H.31. The comparative behavior and ecology of primates living in different habitats in east Kalimantan, indonesia ............................................................................................................ 174H.31.1. Ms. Audrey Louise Dunn.................................................................................................................. 175H.32. Orangutan behavior and adaptations in Kutai National Park, east Kalimantan ......... 175H.32.1. Ms. Sarah Anne iannicello ............................................................................................................... 177H.33. Are the long calls of Bornean orangutans (Pongo pygmaeus wurmbii) costly signals of male health and energy status? ................................................................................ 177H.33.1. Mrs. elizabeth Jane Barrow ............................................................................................................. 178H.33.2. Ms. Alexandra Nicole Hofner ......................................................................................................... 178H.34. The Lives of Orangutans: mapping male orangutans’ daily lives and ranging patterns through the use of longer term follows ................................................................... 179H.34.1. Mr. Robert Rodriguez Suro ............................................................................................................. 180H.34.2. Mr. evan Taylor Sloan ........................................................................................................................ 180H.35. Health of rehabilitated and released orangutans (Pongo pygmaeus wurmbii) ......... 180H.35.1. Ms. elisabeth Fern Ballare................................................................................................................ 182H.36. A proposed method of anti-predator training in slow lorises ........................................... 182H.36.1. Mr. Richard Max Anderson ............................................................................................................. 183H.37. Comparing socially learned skill-repertoires in wild Sumatran orangutans: dispersing males as `cultural vectors`? ...................................................................................... 183H.37.1. Ms. Julia Mörchen .............................................................................................................................. 184H.38. identifying cultural units in Orangutans ................................................................................... 184H.38.1. Ms. Carson Fox Young ....................................................................................................................... 185H.39. Conservation of the critically endangered Sulawesi black crested macaques, Macaca nigra (M. nigra): evaluating an awareness campaign ........................................... 185H.39.1. Ms. Thirza Anna Catharina Loffeld ............................................................................................... 186H.40. The impact of tourism on prosocial behaviour in primates ............................................... 186H.40.1. Ms. Sophie Lydia Hanson ................................................................................................................ 187

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H.41. Factors influencing incomplete Male Monopolization of Females in Crested Macaques (Macaca Nigra) ............................................................................................................... 187H.41.1. Ms. Sophie Lydia Hanson ................................................................................................................ 188H.42. Factors influencing incomplete Male Monopolization of Females in Crested Macaques (Macaca Nigra) ............................................................................................................... 188H.42.1. Ms. Lisa Michelle Danish .................................................................................................................. 190H.43. Social determinants of physiological stress and health in wild crested macaques (Macaca Nigra) .................................................................................................................................... 190H.43.1. Ms. Celine Bret ..................................................................................................................................... 191H.44. Nutritional Drivers of Orangutan Food Choice, Foraging Behavior, and Movement ecology .................................................................................................................................................. 191H.44.1. Ms. Andrea Lea Di Giorgio .............................................................................................................. 192H.44.2. Ms. Katherine Segar Lauck .............................................................................................................. 192H.45. Orangutan behavior and adaptations in Kutai National Park, east Kalimantan ......... 192H.45.1. Prof. Anne eleanor Russon .............................................................................................................. 194H.46. The function of the orangutan long call: What is its role in mediating social relationship and reproductive strategies? ................................................................................ 194H.46.1. Mr. James Arthur Askew .................................................................................................................. 195H.47. Are the Long Calls of Bornean Orangutans (Pongo pygmaeus wurmbii) Costly Signals of Male Health and energy Status? .............................................................................. 195H.47.1. Dr. Wendy Marie erb.......................................................................................................................... 196H.48. Living on the edge: A pilot study of the behavior of the Wehea Forest orangutan population ............................................................................................................................................ 196H.48.1. Ms. Alison Mary Ashbury................................................................................................................... 198H.49. Acoustic monitoring as a survey method for the Critically endangered Sulawesi crested black macaque Macaca nigra ........................................................................................ 198H.49.1. Alastair John Kember ....................................................................................................................... 199H.50. Acoustic monitoring as a survey method for the Critically endangered Sulawesi crested black macaque Macaca nigra ........................................................................................ 199H.50.1. Alastair John Kember ....................................................................................................................... 201

I. VIROLOGI (VIROLOGY) ................................................................................................................... 201i.1. Molecular epidemiological and biological studies on human malaria parasites in indonesia ............................................................................................................................................. 201i.1.1. Prof. Fumihiko Kawamoto ............................................................................................................... 202i.2. epidemiological study of Norovirus infection in indonesia and its infection Control ... 202i.2.1. Prof. Kazufumi Shimizu .................................................................................................................... 203i.2.2. Dr. Takako Utsumi .............................................................................................................................. 203i.3. Study of epidemic and emerging Viruses in indonesia Archipelago .............................. 203

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i.3.1. Dr. Khin Saw Myint ................................................................................................................................... 205

J. ZOOLOGY (ZOOLOGY) .................................................................................................................... 205J.1. DNA barcoding indonesian freshwater aquatic biotas of Sundaland: cryptic diversity and its biogeographical origin in a biodiversity hotspot .................................. 205J.1.1. Prof. Fumihiko Kawamoto ............................................................................................................... 206J.2. inventory of Freshwater Fishes of the Family Gobiidae in indonesia ............................. 206J.2.1. Mr. Frédéric Olivier Busson ............................................................................................................. 207J.3. eastern indonesia as the Source of Significant Avian Cryptic Diversity ......................... 207J.3.1. Dr. Frank erwin Rheindt ................................................................................................................... 208J.4. High troughput Analysis of Rabies – related Viruses and its Protection in the Global Migrating Flying Fox (Pteropus sp.)............................................................................... 209J.4.1. Prof. eiichi Hondo ............................................................................................................................... 210J.4.2. Ms. Yupadee Hengjan, M.Sc ........................................................................................................... 210J.5. Joint biodiversity inventory of the higher plants in indonesia and collaborative training of indonesian young taxonomists .............................................................................. 210J.5.1. Dr. Xiaohua Jin .................................................................................................................................... 211J.5.2. Dr. Qiaoping Xiang ............................................................................................................................ 211J.6. indonesian Biodiversity and information System .................................................................. 212J.6.1. Dr. Thomas von Rintelen ................................................................................................................. 212J.6.2. Dr. Stefan Schmidt ............................................................................................................................. 213J.6.3. Dr. Andrew Polaszek ......................................................................................................................... 213J.6.4. Mrs. Olga Schmidt ............................................................................................................................. 213J.6.5. Dr. Siegfried Wolfram Mey .............................................................................................................. 214J.6.6. Dr. Christoph Leonard Häuser ....................................................................................................... 214J.6.7. Dr. Andreas Floren ............................................................................................................................. 214J.6.8. Dr. Thomas Wesener .......................................................................................................................... 215J.6.9. Mr. Jan Philip Oeyen.......................................................................................................................... 215J.6.10. Dr. Johannes Frans Frisch ................................................................................................................ 215J.6.11. Mr. Fabian Droppelmann ................................................................................................................ 216J.6.12. Ms. isabel Catalina Kilian Salas ...................................................................................................... 216J.6.13. Mr. Sebastian Hüllen ......................................................................................................................... 216J.6.14. Ms. Anita Freudmann, M.Sc ............................................................................................................ 217J.6.15. Ms. Ricarda Wistuba, M.Sc ............................................................................................................... 217J.6.16. Ms. Janine Schmidt ............................................................................................................................ 217J.7. Can We move toward more sustainable bird keeping in indonesia? Phase ii.............. 218J.7.1. Mr. Tien Ming Lee ............................................................................................................................... 219

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J.8 Population characteristics and community perceptions of the endangered Javan warty pig (Sus verrucosus blouchi) on Bawean island and Java islands, indonesia, and ex-situ behavioral research at the breeding facilities in Cikanaga .......................... 219J.8.1. Ms. eva Johanna Rode-Margono .................................................................................................. 220J.9 ecology & Conservation of Sumatran elephants Roaming Outside Protected Areas (A Case Study of Bukit Tiga Puluh elephant Population, Sumatra, indonesia) ............ 220J.9.1 Mr. Alexander Markus Moβbrucker, M.Sc. ................................................................................. 221J.10 inventory of freshwater fishes of the family Gobiidae in indonesia ............................ 222J.10.1 Dr. Phillip Murray Keith .................................................................................................................... 223J.11 Survival and site fidelity study of rehabilitated and released Black and white Laughingthrushes (Garrulax bicolor) within in-situ conservation program ................ 223J.11.1 Mr. Tomas Busina ................................................................................................................................ 224

BAB 3. SOSIO HUMANIORA (SOCIAL SCIENCES) ............................................................................... 225A. ANTROPOLOGI LINGKUNGAN (ENVIRONMENT ANTHROPOLOGY) ......................... 225A.1. Water, tourism and surfing: an ethnography of marine environments in Bali ............ 225A.1.1. Mr. Thomas Daniel Wright ............................................................................................................... 226A.2. Toward the Regeneration of Tropical Peat Land Societies: establishment of an international Research Network and Proposal of its Future ............................................... 226A.2.1. Prof. Abe Kenichi ................................................................................................................................ 227A.2.2. Dr. Masayuki ito .................................................................................................................................. 228A.2.3. Dr. Osamu Kozan ................................................................................................................................ 228A.2.4. Dr. Mikinori Kuwata ........................................................................................................................... 228

B. ANTROPOLOGI SOSIAL BUDAYA (SOCIO CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY) ................ 229B.1. Fashion in Contemporary indonesia : Performing Feminity .............................................. 229B.1.1. Dr. Alessandra Lopez Y Royo .......................................................................................................... 230B.2. Anthropological Research on the Origin Myths of Traditional Political Divisions (Tanah Persekutuan ) in Central Flores, Nusa Tenggara Timur .......................................... 230B.2.1. Prof. Takashi Sugishima .................................................................................................................... 231B.3. exploring Sundanese ethnic identity and Cultural Conversion” An Anthropological study in the Globalization and Modernization era ................................................................ 231B.3.1. Mr. Ryo Araki ........................................................................................................................................ 232B.4. indonesian Civil Society and the Concept of “Sukarela” - New Dynamics of Civil engagement and Voluntarism in Contemporary indonesia .............................................. 233B.4. 1. Mr. Mark Philip Stadler ..................................................................................................................... 233B.4. Legal Pluralism and islam in indonesia: ethnography of Minangkabau ........................ 234B.4. 1. Mr. Kei Nishikawa ............................................................................................................................... 235B.5. Translating the Buddha: indonesian reliquaries and the vimala usnisa dharani ........ 235

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B.5.1. Ms. Sophia Van Zyle Warshall ......................................................................................................... 236B.6. Corrections Based on the Community: Local Practices for “Social Reintegration” in Java, indonesia ............................................................................................................................... 236B.6. 1. Ms. Yoko Jinnai .................................................................................................................................... 237B.7. Contemporary Development of Local Weaving Production in South and West Sulawesi: with Relation to Reviving Custom in indonesia .................................................. 238B.7.1. Mrs. Keiko Kuakabe ........................................................................................................................... 239B.8. Forest Histories and Population Futures in West Java .......................................................... 239B.8. 1. Mr. Nicholas Martin Malone ........................................................................................................... 240B.9. Rapping islam: An ethnographic study of Rap culture in Tunisia, indonesia and The USA ................................................................................................................................................. 240B.9. 1. Ms. elham Golpushnezhad ............................................................................................................. 241B.10. An ethnography of PT Sampoerna and Clove Cigarettes in indonesia ..........................241B.10. 1. Mrs. Marina Andrea Welker ............................................................................................................242B.11. Tension of Being Young: Consumption practices and urban youth in indonesia ...... 242B.11.1. Ms. Nastasja ilonka Roels ................................................................................................................ 243B.12. Between Traditional Practices Depending On Natural Forest And City’s Modernity Access, The Dichotomy Of Landscape And Natural Resources Values For Dayak Communities ....................................................................................................................................... 244B.12.1. Ms. Anaïs Gentit .................................................................................................................................. 245B.13. Legal Pluralism and islam in indonesia: ethnography of Minangkabau ........................ 245B.13.1. Mr. Kei Nishikawa .............................................................................................................................. 246B.14. The Cultural Politics of the emerging Green economy in east Kalimantan, indonesia .............................................................................................................................................. 246B.14.1. Mr. Zachary Randall Anderson ...................................................................................................... 247B.15. Buddhist Women of indonesia: Multiple Subaltern Narratives ......................................... 247B.15.1. Ms. Karma Lekshe Tsomo ................................................................................................................ 248B.16. Representations of volcanoes in Central Java Mythology, local wisdom and ritual practices related to Mount Merapi, Special Region of Yogyakarta, indonesia ............ 248B.16.1. Ms. Adeline Louise Martinez .......................................................................................................... 249B.17. The intersection of Organic Farming and Women’s Agency in indonesia .................... 249B.17.1. Ms. Martha Ann Walters ................................................................................................................... 250B.18. Civic education in the indonesian Context: Negotiating Public ethics .......................... 250B.18.1. Ms. erica Michelle Larson ................................................................................................................ 251B.19. The Cultural Politics of the emerging Green economy in east Kalimantan, indonesia .............................................................................................................................................. 251B.19.1. Mr. Zachary Randall Anderson ...................................................................................................... 252

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B.20. The relationship between ethnic heterogeneity/homogeneity and the effectiveness of collective coping capacity with regards to environmental risks in selected slums in Jakarta .................................................................................................................................. 252B.20.1. Mr. iker Urdangarin Meabe ............................................................................................................. 253B.21. Participation in Social impact ....................................................................................................... 254B.21.1. Ms. izabela Anna Stacewicz ............................................................................................................ 255B.22 Wayang kulit at the time of UNeSCO .......................................................................................... 255B.22.1. Ms. Giulia Panfili.................................................................................................................................. 256B.23 Traditional Healing and Culture and Mental Health in Bali and Java .............................. 257B.23.1. Mr. Robert Bush Lemelson .............................................................................................................. 258B.23.2. Ms. Briana Marie Young ................................................................................................................... 258B.23.3. Mrs. Alessandra Pasquino ............................................................................................................... 259B.24 Representations of volcanoes in Central Java Mythology, local wisdom and ritual practices related to Mount Merapi, Special Region of Yogyakarta, indonesia ............ 259B.24.1. Ms. Adeline Louise Martinez .......................................................................................................... 260B.25 Decentralization, Mining and Local Communities in eastern indonesia ....................... 260B.25.1. Ms. Maribeth erb Mucek .................................................................................................................. 261

C. ARKEOLOGI (ARCHEOLOGY) ........................................................................................................ 261C.1. An Archeology of interaction: The North Coast of Java and The South of Sumatera During The early Hindu-Buddhist Period .................................................................................. 261C.1.1. Ms.Véronique Myriam Yvonne Degroot..................................................................................... 263C.1.2. Prof. François Rene eugene Semah ............................................................................................. 263C.1.3. Dr. Anne-Marie Semah ..................................................................................................................... 263C.1.4. Dr. Antony Borel ................................................................................................................................. 264C.2. Sejarah Pemukiman di bagian utara Sumatera (abad ke-11 – abad ke-17 M) ............. 264C.2.1. Dr. Daniel Georges Perret ................................................................................................................ 266C.3. increasing and Diffusing Knowledge about the Prehistory of Human-Occupied Flores, indonesia Through Targeted New excavations, Analyses, and Research ......... 266C.3.1. Mr. Matthew Wayne Tocheri ........................................................................................................... 267C.4. Prehistoric Human Migrations, Maritime Networks and Resource Use in Sulawesi and Maluku islands ........................................................................................................................... 267C.4.1. Dr. Rintaro Ono ................................................................................................................................... 268C.5. Coastal Livelihoods, small-scale fishery dependence and the impacts of fisheries management and marine conservation, Sabu-Raijua district, NTT ................................. 268C.5.1 Ms. Zhao Bing ...................................................................................................................................... 269C.6. Dispersal and evolution of Hominis and early Modern Humans in Sulawesi and island indonesia (2013-2015) ........................................................................................................ 269C.6.1. Dr. Adam Robert Brumm ................................................................................................................. 270

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C.7. evolution of late Homo erectus and the appearance of modern humans in indonesia .............................................................................................................................................. 271C.7.1. Mr. Yosuke Kaifu .................................................................................................................................. 272C.8. Foundations of island Southeast Asian maritime interaction: cause and consequence for the transformation of past societies ......................................................... 272C.8.1. Mr. Geoffrey Richard Clark .............................................................................................................. 273C.9. Sejarah Kuno Nusantara; Arkeologi dan epigrafi (abad ke-5 - abad ke-15 M) ............. 273C.9.1. Ms. Aline Nelly Charlote Garnier ................................................................................................... 274C.9.2. Mr. Yohan Phillpie Chabot ............................................................................................................... 275C.10. Foundations of island Southeast Asian maritime interaction: cause and consequence for the transformation of past societies ......................................................... 275C.10.1. Mr. Christian Reepmeyer ................................................................................................................. 276C.11. The North Coast of Java and The South of Sumatra during The early Hindu- Buddhist Period .................................................................................................................................. 276C.11.1. Mr. Jordan Mitchell Miller................................................................................................................ 277C.12. The Archaeology of early Neolithic Settlement in eastern indonesia ............................ 277C.12.1. Prof. Peter Vanderford Lape .......................................................................................................... 278C.12.2. Ms. Lauryl Kaelin Sumner Zenobi ................................................................................................ 279C.12.3. Ms. Jennifer Anne Huff ..................................................................................................................... 279C.12.4. Dr. emily Jean Peterson .................................................................................................................... 279C.12.5. Mr. Joss Charles Roberts Whittaker ............................................................................................. 280C.12.6. Prof. Dr. Susan Lilian O’Connor ...................................................................................................... 280C.12.7. Mr. Stuart Charles Hawkins ............................................................................................................. 280C.12.8. Ms. elena Luisa Piotto ....................................................................................................................... 281C.12.9. Ms. Shimona Frances Kealy ............................................................................................................ 281

D. DEMOGRAfI (DEMOGRAPHY) ..................................................................................................... 281D.1. The Role of Aspirations in Rural-Urban Migration ................................................................. 281D.1.1. Mr. Peter Terence Bowers ................................................................................................................ 282D.2. Voices: A Narrative-based investigation of emergent urban networks and ecological form ................................................................................................................................... 282D.2.1. Ms. Christina Leigh Geros ................................................................................................................ 283D.3. institutionalizing Birth Registration in Basic Service Systems: an implementation Study Design ....................................................................................................................................... 284D.3.1. Mr. Cyril Bennouna ............................................................................................................................ 285

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E. EKONOMI (ECONOMY) ................................................................................................................... 285e.1. The role of local conservation agencies on human welfare and the ecosystem health of coral reefs (economic component of the interdisciplinary project Contributing to Coral Commons (Triple C)) ............................................................................. 285e.1.1. Mr. Joerg Gerd Langbein ................................................................................................................. 286e.1.2. Ms. Sophie Noelle Wannemacher ................................................................................................ 286e.2. The Role of Small and Medium enterprises in the indonesian economy: Determining Factors and Development in the Twentieth Century ................................. 286e.2.1. Ms. Christina Leigh Geros ................................................................................................................ 287

f. ILMU HUKUM (LAW) ........................................................................................................................ 287F.1. Perlindungan Atas Pengetahuan Tradisional Dan ekspresi Budaya Tradisional (PTeBT) di indonesia ......................................................................................................................... 287F.1.1. Mr. Masayuki Shinchi ........................................................................................................................ 288

G. ILMU POLITIK (POLITIC SCIENCE) .............................................................................................. 289G.1. The Cultural Politics of the emerging Green economy in east Kalimantan, indonesia .............................................................................................................................................. 289G.1.1. Mr. Zachary Randall Anderson ...................................................................................................... 290

H. KEBIJAKAN PUBLIK (PUBLIC POLICY) ..................................................................................... 290H.1. Diffusion of Civil Service Reform: How An innovative Policy is Designed and Subsequently emulated by Other Local Governments ........................................................ 290H.1.1. Mr. Takuya Hasegawa ....................................................................................................................... 291

I. SENI BUDAYA (ART & CULTURE).................................................................................................. 292i.1. Saman Dance in Diaspora: Female Saman Dance as Cultural identity, expressions of Piety, and Popular Culture ......................................................................................................... 292i.1.1. Ms. Maho Amy ishiguro ................................................................................................................... 293i.2. Second Skin: An Aesthetic investigation of Post-Colonial indonesia ............................. 293i.2.1. Ms. Sara Bloem .................................................................................................................................... 294i.3. History of the Javanese Collection of the Ferenc Hopp Museum of Asiatic Arts ........ 294i.3.1. Vera Brittig ............................................................................................................................................ 295

J. ILMU BAHASA (LINGUISTICS) ...................................................................................................... 295J.1. Language and narratives of the past in the Flores Sea region .......................................... 295J.1.1. Dr. Hans Stefan Danerek .................................................................................................................. 296J.2. exploring the impact of Collaboration between Fullbright english Teaching Assistants and indonesian eSL Teachers on High School Students english- Language Abilities ............................................................................................................................. 296

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J.2.1. Mr. Mark Steven Mock ...................................................................................................................... 297

K. MUSIKOLOGI (MUSICOLOGY) ...................................................................................................... 298K.1. A voice in Bali: Classical Balinese Vocal Techniques and Tembang .................................. 298K.1.1. Ms. Kathrine Mae Harrell ................................................................................................................. 298K.2. Gamelan Gambang: Assessing the Resilience of a Sacred Music ..................................... 299K.2.1. Mr. Jonathan Stuart Adams ............................................................................................................ 299

L. PALEO ANTROPOLOGI (PALAEO ANTHROPOLOGY) .......................................................... 300L.1. in search of the first hominins: Sedimentology, palaeontology and dating of Pleistocene fossil vertebrate faunas and open occupation sites in Flores and Sulawesi ................................................................................................................................................. 300L.1.1. Dr. Gerrit Dirk Van Den Bergh ........................................................................................................ 301L.2. Faces of Ancient indonesia: Facial Approximation of indonesian Fossils ...................... 301L.2.1. Dr. Susan Hayes ................................................................................................................................... 302

M. PARIWISATA (TOURISM) ................................................................................................................ 303M.1. Waves of Development: The influence of Surf Tourism on Coastal Bali ......................... 303M.1.1. Ms. Kristin Ann Pettina ..................................................................................................................... 303M.2. A Study on Tourism that contributes to Disaster Reconstruction: Roles of the community organizations in Yogyakarta and Surabaya, indonesia ................................ 304M.2.1. Mr. Hikaru Kenchu ............................................................................................................................. 305M.3. Behaviours and Attitudes towards sustainable Tourism in Yogyakarta ......................... 305M.3.1. Ms. Caitlin Rebecca Holford ........................................................................................................... 306

N. PERENCANAN KOTA (URBAN PLANNING).............................................................................. 306N.1. Recentering the city: Metropolitan Governance in Decentralized indonesia ............. 306N.1.1. Mr. Timothy Daniel Ravis ................................................................................................................. 307

O. SEJARAH (HISTORY) ........................................................................................................................ 307O.1. Search and Recovery of Unaccounted for American Service Personnel from World War ii ....................................................................................................................................................... 307O.1.1. Ms. Wendy Marlene Coble, M.A. ................................................................................................... 308O.2. The Making of a Transnational Middle Class: Migration, Mobility and the Mandailing Family in British Malaya and the Dutch east indies, 1800-1942 ................ 309O.2.1. Ms. Faizah Binte Zakaria .................................................................................................................. 311O.3. The Federation of islamic Organizations in the early Twentieth Century: Majlis islam A’laa indonesia (MiAi) and Majlis Syuro Muslimin indonesia (Masyumi) ........... 311O.3.1. Mr. Keita Tosabayashi ........................................................................................................................ 312

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O.4. Historical Transformations of the Malay Kingdom in West Kalimantan ......................... 312O.4.1. Mr. Kaoru Nishijima ........................................................................................................................... 313O.5. Reconstructing the past through languages of the present: the Lesser Sunda islands .................................................................................................................................................... 313O.5.1. Ms. Hanna Lotte Anneliese Fricke ................................................................................................ 314O.6. Developing the nation: a social history of the indonesian Revolution .......................... 315O.6.1. Dr. Bart Willem Luttikhuis ................................................................................................................ 316O.7. Diasporic Dharma: Buddhism and Modernity across the South China Sea .................. 316O.7.1. Mr. Chia Meng Tat .............................................................................................................................. 318O.8. Dutch Colonial Propaganda Towards the indonesian Population: Recruitment and Failed Hearts & Minds .............................................................................................................. 318O.8.1. Mr. Roel Frakking ................................................................................................................................ 319O.9. Search and Recovery of Unaccounted for American Service Personnel from World War ii ....................................................................................................................................................... 320O.9.1. Mr. Todd Christopher Kelly ............................................................................................................. 320O.10. Public History in indonesia ............................................................................................................. 321O.10.1. Ms.elizabeth Frances Drexler ......................................................................................................... 321O.11. Reconstructing the past through languages of the present: the Lesser Sunda islands .................................................................................................................................................... 322O.11.1. Mr. George Saad ................................................................................................................................. 323O.12 The Sriwijaya empire: Lost, Found, and Re-imagined ........................................................... 323O.12.1. Mr. Jonathan Mensch emont ......................................................................................................... 324O.13 Search and Recovery of Unaccounted for American Service Personnel from World War ii ....................................................................................................................................................... 324O.13.1. Ms. Wendy Marlene Coble, M.A. ................................................................................................... 325

P. SOSIOLOGI (SOCIOLOGY).............................................................................................................. 325P.1. Public Space in the Unplanned City: An Analysis of Jakarta’s Spatial Politics .............. 325P.1.1. Mr. Braden Scott Bernards .............................................................................................................. 326P.1.2. Mr. Paul Joseph Kellner .................................................................................................................... 326P.2. The sustainable Social System for Making Development Organization ........................ 327P.2.1. Ms. Naoko Takata ............................................................................................................................... 328P.3. Churches as Agents in Sustainable Development Projects: The Case of indonesia .. 328P.3.1. Mr. Peter Martin Van eeuwijk ......................................................................................................... 330P.4. Buddhist Women of indonesia: Multiple Subaltern Narratives ......................................... 330P.4.1. Prof. Karma Lekshe Tsomo .............................................................................................................. 331P.5. education and learning of social life in rural and urban contexts .................................... 331P.5.1. Mr. Jean-Marc De Grave ................................................................................................................. 332

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P.6. Perubahan Agraria di Jawa Timur: implementasi UU Desa No. 6 2014 dan kontribusinya dalam mengurangi hutang petani ................................................................. 332P.6.1. Mr. Colum Morris Graham ............................................................................................................... 333P.7. When Pluralism Became a Value for a Muslim Militia: exploring the History of GP Ansor ...................................................................................................................................................... 334P.7.1. Mr. Ronald Lukens-bull .................................................................................................................... 334

Q. STUDI PEMBANGUNAN (DEVELOPMENT STUDY) .............................................................. 335Q.1. Designing effective Policy instruments to introduce Sustainable Land Use ............... 335Q.1.1. Ms. Miriam esmaragda Romero Antonio ................................................................................... 336

BAB 4. ILMU KEBUMIAN (EARTH SCIENCES) ....................................................................................... 337A. ENERGI (ENERGY) ............................................................................................................................. 337A.1. Raja Ampat Demo Project .............................................................................................................. 337A.1.1. Mr. Makoto Fujita ............................................................................................................................... 337

B. GEOfISIKA (GEOPHYSIC)............................................................................................................... 338B.1. Clear Air Turbulence and Ozone Distribution in the equatorial Tropopause Layer ... 338B.1.1. Dr. Richard Louis Wilson .................................................................................................................. 339B.1.2. Dr. Hubert Yves Richard Luce ......................................................................................................... 339B.2. Quantifying and modeling a newborn hydrothermal system: The Lusi mud and volcano complex ................................................................................................................................ 339B.2. 1. Ms. Maïté Faubert .............................................................................................................................. 341B.3. Synthesis of Dynamics and Chemistry for the Understanding of Atmospheric Processes in the Tropical Tropopause Layer over indonesia .............................................. 341B.3. 1. Prof. Satoshi Sugawara ..................................................................................................................... 342B.3.2. Mr. Chusaku ikeda.............................................................................................................................. 342B.3.3. Mr. Hideyuki Honda .......................................................................................................................... 343

C. GEOGRAfI (GEOGRAPHY) ............................................................................................................. 343C.1. “The Gatekeepers: Knowledge and Culture on an Active Volcano Mt Merapi” ........... 343C.1.1. Mr. Adam Bobbette ........................................................................................................................... 344C.2. “Jakarta’s Great Garuda Sea Wall Project : A Study of the implementation of engineering Solutions to Flooding” ............................................................................................ 344C.2.1. Ms. emma Louise Colven ................................................................................................................. 345C.3. “Natural hazards and firms’ decision-making under risk between individual and regional adaptation strategies in indonesia” ........................................................................... 345C.3.1. Mr. Thomas Neise, M.Sc.................................................................................................................... 346

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D. GEOLOGI (GEOLOGY) ...................................................................................................................... 346D.1. “Hydrothermal system imaging by electrical Resistivity Tomography and CO2 flux measurements” ................................................................................................................................... 346D.1.1. Dr. Svetlana Jurevna Byrdina ......................................................................................................... 348D.2. “elevation, facies and timing of coral terraces in Sumba island: a revisit” ..................... 348D.2.1. Mr. Wang Xianfeng ............................................................................................................................ 349D.2.2. Dr. Frederique Leclerc ....................................................................................................................... 350D.2.3. Mr. Hong Wei Chiang ........................................................................................................................ 350D.2.4. Mr. Sylvain Rigaud ............................................................................................................................. 350D.3. “Quantifying and modeling a newborn hydrothermal system: The Lusi mud and volcano complex” .............................................................................................................................. 351D.3.1. Dr. Mauri Guillaume Richard .......................................................................................................... 351D.4. “Quantification of Submarine Ground Water Discharge on indonesia” ......................... 351D.4.1. Dr. rer. nat. Till Florian Oehler ......................................................................................................... 353D.5. “Monitoring the spatial extension of seismo-volcanic sources by seismic goniometry” ......................................................................................................................................... 353D.5.1. Mr. Paul-henri François Durand .................................................................................................... 354D.6. “Mentawai Gap-Tsunami earthquake Risk Assessment (MeGA-TeRA)” .......................... 354D.6.1. Prof. Dr. Satish Singh ......................................................................................................................... 356D.7. “Geologic History of Select Caldera-Forming eruptions in indonesia” ........................... 356D.7.1. Dr. Christopher James Harpel ........................................................................................................ 357D.8. “The Lake Towuti Drilling Project: Climate and environmental Change in Sulawesi, indonesia” ............................................................................................................................................. 357D.8.1. Mr. James Michael Russell ............................................................................................................... 357D.9. “The Lake Towuti Drilling Project: Climate and environmental Change in Sulawesi, indonesia” ............................................................................................................................................. 358D.9.1. Mr. Thomas Grelle .............................................................................................................................. 359D.9.2. Mr. Christopher Sean Kelly .............................................................................................................. 359D.9.3. Ms. Sarah Jean ivory .......................................................................................................................... 359D.9.4. Mr. Hendrik Vogel ............................................................................................................................... 360D.9.5. Ms. Marina Alexandra Morlock ...................................................................................................... 360D.9.6. Ms. Ascelina Hasberg ........................................................................................................................ 360D.9.7. Mr. Ryan M. O’Grady .......................................................................................................................... 361D.9.8. Mr. Beau Marshall ............................................................................................................................... 361D.9.9. Mr. Steven Cole ................................................................................................................................... 361D.9.10. Mr. Anthony Vecchiarelli .................................................................................................................. 362D.9.11. Mr. Timothy Frazier ............................................................................................................................ 362D.9.12. Mr. Aaron Blouin ................................................................................................................................. 362D.9.13. Mr. Takotah Bliss ................................................................................................................................. 363

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D.9.14. Mr. Shane Scheel ................................................................................................................................ 363D.9.15. Mr. Skyler Davis ................................................................................................................................... 363D.9.16. Mr. Jan-Thorsten Blanke .................................................................................................................. 364D.10. “Mentawai Gap-Tsunami earthquake Risk Assessment (MeGA-TeRA)” .......................... 364D.10.1. Dr. Helene Carton ............................................................................................................................... 365D.11. Provenance of sediments from Sumatra, indonesia ............................................................. 365D.11.1. Mr. Christof Liebermann ................................................................................................................. 367D.12. Palaeoenvironements of Sumatra During The Pleistocene ................................................ 367D.12.1. Mr. Gilbert James Price ..................................................................................................................... 368D.13. The timing of magmatism, metamorphism and uplift in the eastern Bird’s Head, West Papua ........................................................................................................................................... 368D.13.1. Mr. Benjamin Michael Jost .............................................................................................................. 369D.14. Timing of magmatism in the Netoni Plutonic Complex: implications for displacement on the Sorong Fault........................................................................................................................... 370D.14.1. Mr. Max Christian Mitchell Webb.................................................................................................. 371

E. GEOLOGI KELAUTAN (MARINE GEOLOGY) ............................................................................ 371e.1. Mentawai Gap-Tsunami earthquake Risk Assessment (MeGA-TeRA) ............................. 371e.1.1. Mr. Romain Duperray ........................................................................................................................ 372e.1.2. Dr. Shengji Wei .................................................................................................................................... 373e.1.3. Dr. Frederique Leclerc ....................................................................................................................... 373e.1.4. Mr. Stephen Carson ........................................................................................................................... 373e.1.5. Mr. Anoop Thomas ............................................................................................................................ 374e.1.6. Mr. Khoo Yih Chyuan ......................................................................................................................... 374e.1.7. Mr. Muhammad Ramdan Bin Kamaruddin ............................................................................... 374e.1.8. Mr. Anthony Deebank ...................................................................................................................... 375e.1.9. Mr. Philip Thomas ............................................................................................................................... 375

f. KLIMATOLOGI (CLIMATOLOGY) .................................................................................................. 375F.1. Climate Change and Coastal Vulnerability ............................................................................... 375F.1.1. Dr. Tim Rixen ........................................................................................................................................ 376F.1.2. Ms. Francisca Maria Constance Wit .............................................................................................. 377F.1.3. Dr. Herbert Guenter Siegel ............................................................................................................. 377F.1.4. Ms. iris Stottmeister ........................................................................................................................... 377F.1.5. Dr. Thomas Walter Peter Pohlmann ............................................................................................. 378F.1.6. Dr. Bernhard Andreas Mayer .......................................................................................................... 378

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G. METEOROLOGI (METEOROLOGY) .............................................................................................. 378G.1. Study on oceanic and atmospheric climate variability in the western Sumatera and southern Jawa waters, and land-based observation in Bengkulu Province ........ 378G.1.1. Dr. Masaki Katsumata ....................................................................................................................... 379G.1.2. Ms. Kyoko Taniguchi .......................................................................................................................... 380G.1.3. Mr. Makito Yokota .............................................................................................................................. 380G.1.4. Ms. Yuki Kaneko .................................................................................................................................. 380G.1.5. Mr. Kenichi Sasaki............................................................................................................................... 381G.1.6. Mr. Kosei Sasaoka ............................................................................................................................... 381G.1.7. Mr. etsuro Ono .................................................................................................................................... 381G.1.8. Mr. Kazuhide Yamamoto ................................................................................................................. 382G.1.9. Dr. Katsuro Katsumata ...................................................................................................................... 382G.1.10. Mr. Biao Geng ...................................................................................................................................... 382G.1.11. Mr. Shuichi Mori .................................................................................................................................. 383G.1.12. Dr. Akira Wakata.................................................................................................................................. 383G.1.13. Dr. Satoru Yokoi ................................................................................................................................... 383G.1.14. Ms. Ayako Seiki.................................................................................................................................... 384G.1.15. Dr. Tomoshige inoue ......................................................................................................................... 384G.1.16. Mr. Junichi Hamada ........................................................................................................................... 384G.1.17. Dr. Tetsuo Harada ............................................................................................................................... 385G.1.18. Mr. Noritomo Umamoto .................................................................................................................. 385G.1.19. Mr. Takahiro Furuki ............................................................................................................................ 385G.1.20. Mr. Wataru Ohoka .............................................................................................................................. 386G.1.21. Mr. Shuhei Matsugishi ...................................................................................................................... 386G.1.22. Ms. Tamaki Suematsu ....................................................................................................................... 386G.1.23. Mr. Atsushi Yanase ............................................................................................................................. 387G.1.24. Mr. Akihiko Murata ............................................................................................................................ 387G.1.25. Dr. Yuichiro Kumamoto .................................................................................................................... 387G.1.26. Mr. Kosaku Moteki ............................................................................................................................. 388G.1.27. Dr. Hiroshi Uchida .............................................................................................................................. 388G.1.28. Dr. Kazuhiko Matsumoto ................................................................................................................. 388G.1.29. Mr. Taichi Yokokawa .......................................................................................................................... 388G.1.30. Dr. Chisato Yamashita ....................................................................................................................... 389G.1.31. Dr. Michinari Sunamura ................................................................................................................... 389G.1.32. Mr. Shotoku Kotajima ....................................................................................................................... 389G.1.33. Mr. Kanta Chida................................................................................................................................... 390G.1.34. Mr. ichiro Matsui ................................................................................................................................. 390G.1.35. 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H. PERTAMBANGAN (MINING) ......................................................................................................... 391H.1. UBC Process by Utilizing the UBC Pilot Plant at Palimanan, Cirebon, West Java ......... 391H.1.1. Mr. Tetsuya Deguchi .......................................................................................................................... 392H.1.2. Mr. Shunsuke Sogahata ................................................................................................................... 392H.1.3. Mr. Shigeru Kinoshita ....................................................................................................................... 392H.1.4. Mr. Keita Yoneda ................................................................................................................................. 393H.1.5. Mr. Yutaka Kanamaru ........................................................................................................................ 393H.1.6. Mr. Toru Higuchi ................................................................................................................................. 393H.1.7. Mr. Toshinori inoue ............................................................................................................................ 394H.1.8. Mr. Takuo Shigehisa ........................................................................................................................... 394H.1.9. Mr. Tsuyoshi Adachi ........................................................................................................................... 394H.1.10. Mr. Yoichi Takahashi .......................................................................................................................... 395H.1.11. Mr. Hirokazu Tsubo ............................................................................................................................ 395H.1.12. Mr. Kazuyuki eikawa .......................................................................................................................... 395

I. OSEANOGRAfI (OCEANOGRAPHY) .......................................................................................... 396i.1. The Transport, internal Waves and Mixing in the indonesian Throughflow regions (TiMiT) and impacts on Marine ecosystem .............................................................................. 396i.1.1. Mr. Bin Fan ............................................................................................................................................ 397i.1.2. Mr. Xu Tengfei ...................................................................................................................................... 398i.1.3. Mr. Lin Fang .......................................................................................................................................... 398i.1.4. Mr. Zhou Kai ......................................................................................................................................... 398i.1.5. Mr. He Zhiqiang .................................................................................................................................. 399i.2. Development of a Decision support system for site selection and power yield from ocean renewable energy facilities in indonesia ...................................................................... 399i.2.1. Dr. Karl-Heinz Runte .......................................................................................................................... 401i.3. Monitoring indonesian Throughflow (MiTF) ............................................................................ 4011.3.1. Mr. Arnold Lewis Gordon ................................................................................................................ 402i.3.2. Mr. Bruce Alan Huber ........................................................................................................................ 402i.4. “Joint Research Survey for Tuna Stock Assessment in Sulu and Sulawesi Seas indonesian Waters” ............................................................................................................................ 402i.4.1. Ms. Ummi Rodiah bt Abdul Aziz ................................................................................................... 403i.5. The Java Upwelling Variations Observation ............................................................................. 403i.5.1. Mr. Wang Huiwu ................................................................................................................................. 404i.5.2. Mr. Wu Wei ............................................................................................................................................ 404i.5.3. Mr. Liu Yanliang ................................................................................................................................... 405i.5.4. Mr. Liu Yanliang ................................................................................................................................... 405i.5.5. Mr. Li Kuiping ....................................................................................................................................... 405i.5.6. Mr. Su Qinglei ...................................................................................................................................... 406

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i.5.7. Mr. Sen Zhang ..................................................................................................................................... 406i.6. Joint Research Survey for Tuna Stock Assessment in Sulu and Sulawesi Seas indonesian Waters ............................................................................................................................. 406i.6.1. Mr. Komson Pofa ................................................................................................................................ 407i.6.2. Mr. Nakaret Yasook ............................................................................................................................ 407i.6.3. Mr. isara Chanrachkij ......................................................................................................................... 408i.6.4. Mr. Rakkiet Punsri .............................................................................................................................. 408i.6.5. Ms. Riczyneth Arinque ..................................................................................................................... 408i.6.6. Mr. Roger Fortaliza ............................................................................................................................. 409i.6.7. Ms. Jennifer Gatcheco Viron ........................................................................................................... 409i.6.8. Mr. Abdul Wahab bin Abdullah ..................................................................................................... 409i.6.9. Mr. Sai-Fulhak Yahya .......................................................................................................................... 410i.6.10. Mr. Osman Bin Muda ........................................................................................................................ 410i.7. South China Sea - indonesian Seas Transport/exchange (SiTe) and Dynamics of Sunda and Lombok Straits ............................................................................................................. 410i.7.1. Mr. Xiaoqing Xu .................................................................................................................................. 411i.7.2. Mr. Shujiang Li ..................................................................................................................................... 411i.7.3. Mr. Xu Tengfei ...................................................................................................................................... 412i.7.4. Mr. Bin Fan ............................................................................................................................................ 412i.8. Research Moored Array for African-Asian-Australian Monsoon Analysis and Prediction (RAMA) ............................................................................................................................. 412i.8.1. Mr. Patrick Lawrence Berk ............................................................................................................... 413i.8.2. Mr. William Lester Higley Jr ............................................................................................................. 413i.9. “Subsurface Mooring System (SMS) and Physical Oceanoghraphy in Lembeh Strait”.. 414i.9.1. Mr. Aijun Pan ........................................................................................................................................ 414i.9.2. Mr. Xi Wu Zhou .................................................................................................................................... 415i.9.3. Mr. Wei Bo Wang ................................................................................................................................. 415i.9.4. Mr. Mingzhang Zeng ........................................................................................................................ 415

J. VULKANOLOGI (VULCANOLOGY) .............................................................................................. 416J.1. Natural hazar00000ds in Java’s highland : The dieng volcanic landscape, Central Java, indonesia .................................................................................................................... 416J.1.1. Mrs. Christina evelyn Griffin ........................................................................................................... 416J.2. improving observation and modelling tools for volcano monitoring: application to mertapi and north maluku province volcanoes ................................................................ 417J.2.1. Dr. François Xavier Beauducel ....................................................................................................... 418J.3. Technical and Scientific Support on Geophysical Observation Platform of indonesian Volcanoes ...................................................................................................................... 418J.3.1. Mr. Antoine Pierre Laurin ................................................................................................................ 419

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J.4. Detailed investigation of crust magma interaction to understand the triggering mechanism of the Merapi explosive eruptions ...................................................................... 419J.4.1. Dr. Anastassia Borissova .................................................................................................................. 420J.5. Ground based remote sensing of volcanic emissions .......................................................... 420J.5.1. Dr. Philipson Bani ............................................................................................................................... 421J.6. improvement of Seismic Monitoring Methodologies and Application to Actives Volcanoes .............................................................................................................................................. 422J.6.1. Dr. Philippe Paul Maurice Mourot ................................................................................................ 423J.7. installation of an automatic multiGAS system on Gunung Merapi and measurement of volcanic gas and plume emissions from Dukono and ibu volcanoes in North Maluku province within the framework of the DeCADe Project ...................................... 423J.7.1. Mr. Giancarlo Tamburello ................................................................................................................ 425J.7.2. Mr. Marcello Bitetto ........................................................................................................................... 425J.7.3. Mr. Marco Liuzzo ................................................................................................................................ 425

BAB 5. PERTANIAN & KEHUTANAN (AGRICULTURE & FORESTY) ................................................ 426A. PERTANIAN (AGRICULTURE) ........................................................................................................ 426A.1. Study on Agricultural Status of Food Crops Production and Plantation in indonesia ... 426A.1.1. Mr. Takeo Matsubara ......................................................................................................................... 427A.2. Long-term Socioeconomic Dynamics of the Oil Palm Farmers in Riau Province ....... 427A.2.1. Mr. Daisuke Terauchi ......................................................................................................................... 427A.3. Poverty and sustainability in the indonesian cocoa production ...................................... 428A.3.1. Mr. Andras Tothmihaly ..................................................................................................................... 428A.4. improving soil and water management and crop productivity of dryland agriculture systems of Aceh and NSW .............................................................................................................. 429A.4.1. Dr. Malem Kerina Mcleod ................................................................................................................ 430A.5. improving soil and water management and crop productivity of dryland agriculture systems of Aceh and NSW ....................................................................................... 430A.5.1. Dr. Gavin Robert Tinning ................................................................................................................. 431A.6. The Demographic and evolutionary History of the Orang Bajau ..................................... 431A.6.1. Ms. Melissa Ann ilardo ...................................................................................................................... 432A.7. improving oil palm yield on smallholder peatland plots in indonesia .......................... 432A.7.1. Ms. Lotte Suzanne Woittiez ............................................................................................................ 434A.8. Smallholder Productivity, Market Access, and international Linkages in Rubber and Palm Oil Production in Jambi Province ............................................................................. 434A.8.1. Ms. Anna Mareike Holtkamp .......................................................................................................... 435A.9. Long-term Socioeconomic Dynamics of the Oil Palm Farmers in Riau Province ........ 435A.9.1. Mr. Junji Nagata .................................................................................................................................. 436A.9.2. Mr. Yusuke Koizumi ........................................................................................................................... 436

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A.10. Determinants of Land Use Change and impact on household welfare among smallholder farmers .......................................................................................................................... 436A.10.1. Mr. Jean Merlin Von Agris ................................................................................................................ 437A.11. integrated disease management of sugarcane streak mosaic in indonesia ............... 437A.11.1. Ms. elizabeth Jennifer Wilson ........................................................................................................ 440A.11.2. Dr. Robert Campbell Magarey ....................................................................................................... 441A.11.3. Ms. Nicole Thompson ....................................................................................................................... 441A.12. The effects of agrarian change on food security and nutrition in West Kalimantan, indonesia .............................................................................................................................................. 441A.12.1. Mr. Dominic Samuel Rowland ....................................................................................................... 442A.13. investigation of indonesian Farmer and Agricultural Villages Status ............................ 442A.13.1. Mr. Takeo Matsubara ......................................................................................................................... 443A.14. How does increased rubber production influence land use decision making by farmers living in a forest frontier landscape? ........................................................................... 444A.14.1. Ms. Ser Huay Janice Teresa Lee ..................................................................................................... 445

B. PERIKANAN (FISHERY) ................................................................................................................... 445B.1. Discussion of Area Adjusted Use and Management of Flying Fish Resource in South Sulawesi, indonesia .............................................................................................................. 445B.1.1. Mr. Yasushi Osozawa ......................................................................................................................... 446B.2. epidemiology of major fish diseases and genetic variability of the ornamental rainbowfish .......................................................................................................................................... 446B.2.1. Dr. Jean-Christophe Avarre............................................................................................................. 447B.3. enhancement of sustainability of catadromous eel resources in Southeast Asia ...... 448B.3.1. Dr. Mae De Los Reyes Catacutan .................................................................................................. 448B.3.2. Dr. evelyn Grace De Jesus Ayson .................................................................................................. 449B.3.3. Dr. Takuro Shibuno ............................................................................................................................ 449B.4. improving fish health management and production protocols in marine finfish aquaculture in indonesia and Australia ..................................................................................... 449B.4.1. Dr. Michael Albert Rimmer ............................................................................................................. 451B.5. Coastal Livelihoods, small-scale fishery dependence and the impacts of fisheries management and marine conservation, Sabu-Raijua district, NTT ................................. 451B.5.1. Ms. Pia Louise Harkness ................................................................................................................... 452B.6. Skipjack Fishing with Rumpon (FAD: Fish Aggregating Device) in South Sulawesi and a Possibility of Skipjack Resources Management by Rumpon Fishing .................. 452B.6.1. Mr. Yutaka Osozawa .......................................................................................................................... 454

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C. KEHUTANAN (FORESTRY) ............................................................................................................. 454C.1. Community-Based Forest Management, Agroforestry and Tenure: Governance arrangements, benefits and equity – A comparative study of Jambi, Gorontalo, Ciamis (West Java) and West Kalimantan .................................................................................. 454C.1.1. Mr. Sebastien Joaquim De Royer-Dupre .................................................................................... 455C.2. Community-Based Forest Management, Agroforestry and Tenure: Governance arrangements, benefits and equity – A comparative study of Jambi, Gorontalo, Ciamis (West Java) and West Kalimantan .................................................................................. 455C.2.1. Ms. Melinda Mae Clarke ................................................................................................................... 456C.3. ReDD+: The Forest grab of all times? .......................................................................................... 456C.3.1. Mr. Søren Brofeldt .............................................................................................................................. 458C.4. Forest Livelihoods and Conservation initiatives in indonesian Borneo ......................... 458C.4.1. Mr. Michael Henry Myers ................................................................................................................. 459C.5. Diet, activeness, and impact of forest dwelling bats on pest populations in agroforest and forest plantation .................................................................................................. 459C.5.1. Mr. Piotr Andrzej Burgiełł ................................................................................................................ 460C.6. Social-ecological Modeling of Health-environment interactions in indonesia........... 460C.6.1. Ms. Melinda Mae Clarke ................................................................................................................... 461C.7. Trace gas fluxes and soil N cycling in heavily weathered soils under rainforest transformation systems ................................................................................................................... 461C.7.1. Dr. Amanda Leann Matson ............................................................................................................. 462C.8. Structure and functioning of the decomposer system in lowland rainforest transformation systems ................................................................................................................... 463C.8.1. Mr. Bernhard Klarner ......................................................................................................................... 463C.9. Forests, Property and Labor Migration in indonesia: exploring the Connections ..... 464C.9.1. Ms. Nancy Lee Peluso ....................................................................................................................... 465C.10. Aboveground patterns of biodiversity and associated ecosystem processes across tropical rainforest transformations .............................................................................................. 465C.11. Forest dynamics in the Tangkoko National Park, North Sulawesi, indonesia ............... 466C.11.1. Mr. Jakob Jasiurkowski ..................................................................................................................... 467C.12. Smallholder Cacao & Coffee Agroforestry Systems: improving Productivity and Livelihoods .......................................................................................................................................... 467C.12.1. Mr. James Michael Roshetko .......................................................................................................... 468C.13. Continuity and Change in Sumatran Tropical Forest Farming .......................................... 468C.13.1. Mr. David edward Gilbert ................................................................................................................ 469

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BAB I PETA PENELITIAN ASING 2015

1.1 Permohonan Izin Penelitian

Permohonan izin penelitian tahun 2015 ditunjukkan pada gambar 1 dan Tabel 1 yang terdiri dari permohonan baru dan perpanjangan. Total permohonan sebanyak 745 peneliti asing dari 634 proyek penelitian. Sebagian proyek penelitian merupakan tim yang terdiri dari dua atau lebih personel peneliti. Dari sejumlah itu, 410 merupakan permohonan baru dan 165 permohonan perpanjangan.

Permohonan tersebut dibahas dalam Sidang TKPiPA dengan rincian sebagaimana tertera dalam Tabel 1 (permohonan baru) dan Tabel 2 (permohonan perpanjangan). Permohonan yang disetujui selanjutnya diproses permohonan otorisasi visanya agar dapat memulai risetnya di indonesia. Sedangkan keputusan pending diberikan jika memerlukan klarifikasi, baik tertulis ataupun diundang presentasi pada sidang berikutnya. Permohonan yang ditolak umumnya karena topik penelitian merupakan isu sensitif terkait regulasi, ataupun kebijakan, atau karena lokasinya yang merupakan daerah rawan konflik.

Jika dibandingkan dengan data permohonan izin penelitian tahun 2014 (655), secara keseluruhan jumlah permohonan izin penelitian pada tahun 2015 lebih tinggi yaitu sebanyak 745 (Tabel 1).

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Gambar 1 Fluktuasi jumlah permohonan tahun 2015

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Tabel 1. Rincian jumlah proyek dan personel peneliti asing 2015

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Januari 20 3 23 26 3 29

Februari 27 4 31 46 4 50

Maret 26 5 31 38 5 43

April 27 10 37 43 17 60

Mei 26 2 28 55 2 57

Juni 41 13 54 105 15 120

Juli 30 9 39 43 9 52

Agustus 38 12 50 103 19 122

September 37 15 52 62 15 77

Oktober 23 3 26 46 3 49

November 24 12 36 28 14 42

Desember 24 5 29 39 5 44

Total 343 93 436 634 111 745

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Gambar 3 jumlah agregat permohonan 2014 dibandingkan dengan 2015

1.2 Penerbitan Surat Izin Penelitian (SIP)

Peneliti asing yang telah disetujui dan mendapatkan Visa Penelitian indeks C315, selanjutnya datang ke indonesia dan melapor ke Ristekdikti. Ristekdikti menerbitkan Surat izin Penelitian (SiP), baik baru maupun perpanjangan. Fluktuasi jumlah SiP baru dan perpanjangan ditunjukkan oleh Gambar 4. Secara keseluruhan jumlah SiP dalam tahun 2015 mencapai 464 baru, dan 73 perpanjangan, atau total sejumlah 537 SiP. Jika dibandingkan dengan tahun 2014 jumlah SiP sebanyak 512, jumlah SiP tahun 2015 ini sedikit mengalami kenaikan (GambarNo. 3).



Gambar 4: Fluktuasi jumlah SiP tahun 2011

Tabel 2. Rincian Jumlah SiP 2015 perbulan, baik baru maupun perpanjangan

SURAT IZIN PENELITIAN TAHUN 2015

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1. JANUARi 23 4 27

2. FeBRUARi 26 4 30

3. MAReT 39 8 47

4. APRiL 22 6 28

5. Mei 61 4 65

6. JUNi 38 7 45

7. JULi 19 3 22

8. AGUSTUS 91 9 100

9. SePTeMBeR 72 14 86

10. OKTOBeR 36 3 22

11. NOVeMBeR 22 7 29

12. DeSeMBeR 15 4 19

TOTAL 464 73 537



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1.3 Negara Asal Peneliti Asing

Mayoritas peneliti tersebut berkewarganegaraan atau berasal dari negara-negara maju yang menguasai iptek dan mengalokasikan dana riset yang besar dalam APBN mereka.

Dalam tahun 2015 secara berturut-turut Amerika Serikat, Jepang, Jerman, Perancis dan inggris menempati peringkat lima besar kemudian diikuti Australia, RRC, Belanda, Kanada dan italia menempati peringkat 10 besar. Jepang yang selama sepuluh tahun terakhir selalu menempati posisi teratas, mulai tahun 2010 tergeser oleh Amerika Serikat sedangkan Belanda, Australia, Jerman dan inggris selalu menempati posisi peringkat 10 besar selama sepuluh tahun terakhir. RRC merupakan negara pendatang baru Asia yang mampu menembus posisi sepuluh besar. Gambar 6 di bawah ini menggambarkan komposisi 10 besar negara asal peneliti asing tersebut.

TOP 10 NEGARA ASAL PENELITI ASING 2015

1 Amerika Serikat 2 Jepang 3 Jerman

4 Perancis 5 Inggris 6 Australia

7 China 8 Belanda 9 Kanada

10 Italia

Gambar 6. Komposisi negara asal peneliti asing tahun 2015 hanya ditujukkan 10 besar



1.4 Bidang dan Lokasi Penelitian

Disiplin ilmu yang banyak diteliti oleh para peneliti asing dapat dilihat pada grafik di bawah ini. Sepuluh besar disiplin ilmu yang masih tetap mendominasi adalah ilmu Hayati, misalnya ekologi, Primatologi dan Biologi kemudian diikuti oleh ilmu Kebumian seperti Geologi, Oseanografi, dan Meteorologi serta Sains Atmosfer. Dua bidang ilmu-ilmu Sosio Humaniora yang juga masuk ke dalam 10 besar adalah Arkeologi dan Antropologi.

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Gambar 7. Sepuluh Didiplin ilmu Paling Diminati 2015

Dalam hal lokasi penelitian, hot-spots yang banyak diminati ditunjukkan pada Gambar 8. Masih seperti tahun-tahun sebelumnya, Jawa Barat menjadi daerah yang paling diminati sebagai daerah tujuan penelitian yang diikuti oleh Sulsel, Kalteng, Bengkulu, dan Sulut.



Bidang ilmu Penelitian Asing Tahun 2010 (Kiri) dan 2011 (Kanan); Hanya Ditujukkan 10 Besar

Gambar 8. 10 Provinsi Tujuan Utama Peneliti Asing 2015

MITRA KERJA PENELITI ASING

Sejak tahun 2010 sampai dengan 2015 Lembaga ilmu Pengetahuan indonesia (LiPi) merupakan Lembaga litbang yang paling banyak menjalin kemitraan dengan para peneliti asing sedangkan institut Pertanian Bogor (iPB) menempati peringkat kedua sebagai Perguruan Tinggi yang paling banyak bermitra dengan peneliti asing. Gambar di bawah ini menunjukkan lima Lembaga Litbang dan Perguruan Tinggi yang paling banyak menjalin kemitraan dengan para peneliti asing selama 2015.

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Gambar 9. Mitra Kerja Peneliti Asing 2015



BAB 2. ILMU HAYATI (BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE)

A. BIOLOGI (BIOLOGY)

A.1. Exploration and Speciation in the Volcanoes of the Indonesian Ring of fire: A Large Scale Inventory of the Herpetofauna of the Highlands of Sumatra and Java

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : melakukan inventori beberapa species reptil dan amfibi di dataran

tinggi P. Jawa dan P. SumateraBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : BiologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 30 Juni 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Banten, Jabar (Bogor, Ciamis, Cianjur, Garut, Kuningan, Sukabumi),

Jawa Tengah (Banyumas, Jepara, Karanganyar), JaTim (Banyuwangi, Bondowoso, Kediri, Magetan, Pasuruan, Situbondo), KalTeng (Pulang Pisau), KalBar (Kapuas Hulu), Kepulauan Natuna, Aceh (Aceh Besar, Nagan Raya, Pidie), Bengkulu (Rejang Lebong), Jambi (Kerinci, Sungai Penuh), Lampung (Lampung Utara, Lampung Selatan), Riau (Siak, Bengkalis), SumBar (Agam, Padang, Solok), SumSel (Lahat, Muara enim)

Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Puslit Biologi LiPi (Dr. Amir Hamidi dkk) Universitas Brawijaya, Malang

(Dr.Nia Kurniawati.)

Abstract

This is a report of the results of the research project entitled, “evaluating the Outcomes of extended interaction between Fulbright english leaching Assistants and indonesian High School Students: intercultural insight,” implemented between August 2013 and May 2014, This research is the first year of a five year research plan, and focuses particularly on the cultural impact of the Fulbright english Tcaching Assistants on their students at their specific schools. in order to assess the students, two rounds of research were conducted: round one in October and early November, round two in late March and early-mid April.

This research is also influenced by the research of Richard Ferrera, who conducted research last year for the American indonesian exchange Foundation, (AMiNeF), but focused on assessing



growth in student’s communicative abilities in english. i lis research did show that after nine months of the presence of an english Teaching Assistant at schools, the students did show improvement in communicative abilities, but this research did not pursue any cultural aspects of the assistants’ grants. (Ferrera, 2013) Many eTAs, have felt that their greatest impact lies not in language growth of their students, but rather culturally.

in regards to the way an eTA may possibly impact their students culturally, one student who had an eTA in the past mentioned to the previous researcher, Richard Ferrera, that because of the presence of an outside person in her town, she had to explain things that she had never needed to explain before, such as her culture and islam. As a result, she learned and began to appreciate her own faith and culture much more, because she also began to understand them much better. (Former student of eTA, 2012) Of course, she learned about America and about english language as well, but is not growing in appreciation for one’s own culture and life also invaluable?

The opinion expressed by the eTAs, and the story the student shared with Mr. Ferrera, are the inspirations for this research. From these two aspects, the research developed into assessing students general understanding of culture, or their level of “intercultural insight.”

A.1.1. Mr. Elijah Wostl

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Washington, 30 Desember 1980Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Ph.D.Studentinstitusi (institution) : University of Texas at Arlingtonemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : University of Texas Arlington Biology department Box 19498Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : PA1343388

A.2. Investigating the dietary composition of endemic free ranging Goffin Cocktoos

Tujuan Penelitian (Research Objective) : Mengetahui nutrisi Kakaktua Goffin di habitat aslinyaBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : BiologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 4 (empat) bulan, mulai 9 September 2015(month, starting from)



Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Maluku (P. Jamdena, P. Larat, P. Maru)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Puslit Biologi LiPi (Tri Haryoko,M.Si, Dr.Dewi Malia Prawiradilaga, Rini Rachmatika, M.Si)

A.2.1. Mr. Mark Christopher O’Hara

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Wien, 24 November 1982Warga Negara (Nationality) : AustriaJabatan (Position) : PhD Candidateinstitusi (institution) : Department of Cognitive Biology, University of Viennaemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Margaretenstrasse 3/19, 1040 Vienna,AustriaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : P1473069

A.2.2. Ms. Berenika Monika Mioduszewska

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Warsawa, 16 Juli 1985Warga Negara (Nationality) : PolandiaJabatan (Position) : PhD Candidateinstitusi (institution) : Department of Cognitive Biology, University of Viennaemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Altostrasse 13 82319 Starnberg GermanyNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : AS3314674

A.3. Using measurements of forest canopy structure and composition to map distribution and habitat use of the Thomas langur Monkey (Presbytis thomasi)

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari kaitan antara struktur dan komposisi kanopi hutan

dengan penyebaran dan habitat Thomas LangurBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : BiologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 8 (delapan) bulan, mulai 5 Januari 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian



(Research Location) : Aceh (Taman Nasional Gunung Leuser); Sumatera Utara (Hutan Sikundur)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Universitas Sumatera Utara (Nursahara Pasaribu, inggin Trimendes)

Abstract

The forests of indonesia are home to a significant proportion of the world’s biodiversity, and represent an important refuge for unique, endangered species. Forest ecosystems are being increasingly altered by human activities, and understanding how these systems will respond to changes in their environment is a vital step in preserving biodiversity in these regions. This study aims to link structure and composition of the forest canopy to the distribution and habitat use of Thomas langur monkeys (Presbytis thomasi) in the Sikundur region of the Gunung Leuser National Park. Detailed data on the composition of vegetation and canopy structure would be collected along with information on the behaviour and distribution of Thomas langurs, without any interference with local wildlife. This research would be carried out in collaboration with an Universitas Sumatera Utara (USU), Yayasan ekosistem Lestari (YeL), Sumatran Orangutan Conservation Program (SOCP),and Paneco, and provide the opportunity for a counter-part indonesian student to be part of this exciting project or run a related project of their own. The results of this study would be shared openly with the indonesian government and universities, and can help to inform future policies on efficient, successful conservation for a highly-valued ecosystem.

The Food and Agriculture Organization estimated the net rate of global forest loss between 2000 and 2010 at 5.2 million hectares per year (Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations, 2012). A reduction in overall forest cover will cause a decrease in the range and distribution of forest dwelling species, leaving them more vulnerable to extinction. As well as habitat loss, fragmentation and alteration of forest structure will also impact on wildlife populations. However, the extent of this effect varies hugely between species, and the factors driving this are little understood (Schwitzer, et al., 2011). Fragmentation also causes changes to the forest structure and composition of vegetation, as a result of edge effects (Gascon et al., 2000, cited in Schwitzer et al., 2011). A better understanding of how forest-dwelling species respond to these changes is paramount to making predictions and planning future conservation action.

Primates are charismatic species which evoke strong reactions among the general public, making them important flagship species for forest conservation. They are also an ideal model for investigating how changes to forest structure will impact wildlife, and the adaptability of a species to these changes. Various aspects of the behaviour and ecology of many primate species, such as low reproductive rates and high visibility, make them more vulnerable to human disturbance. Hunting is a major threat to many primate populations, and lack of knowledge makes enforcement of protective legislation challenging (Shepherd, 2010). On top



of this, human-primate conflict will result, as more areas of forest are converted to farm and plantation land and instances of crop-raiding increase, leading to higher levels of persecution towards perceived ‘pest-species’ (Dickman, 2013). improved prediction of how alterations to forest structure will affect the behaviour and distribution of primates will enable improved conservation measures to mitigate these threats.

The biodiversity, distribution and ecology of primates have been well studied and there has been a great deal of work looking at the effect of disturbance on forest species; however, to date, there have been few studies investigating the ability of a species to adapt to environmental changes. Linking forest structure to primate distribution will help to vastly improve the predictive power of distribution models on effects of human disturbance. Currently, most primate studies are at a local scale and have focussed primarily on factors such as food availability, despite the general consensus that forest structure is likely to play a significant role (Arroyo-Rodriguez & Fahrig, 2014).

The project aims to link habitat use of the Thomas langur to forest structure for a block of lowland forest in Northern Sumatra. These data can then be combined with existing data that have been collected on other primates in the area to improve predictive models for distributions of forest species, which can, in turn, enable more effective conservation management

A.3.1. Ms. Helen Danielle Slater

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Poole, inggris, 20 Juni 1991Warga Negara (Nationality) : inggrisJabatan (Position) : Postgraduate Studentinstitusi (institution) : Bournemouth Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 17 Twyford CloseBournemouth Bh8 0PQenglandNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 522087775

A.4. Recovery from human-induced disturbance and sustainable management of terrestrial ecosystems in tropical forests

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Menyediakan informasi ilmiah bidang ekologi dan ekofisiologi guna

menetapkan manajemen ekosistemBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Biologi



Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 7 Desember 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kalbar (Pontianak, Hutan Gambut Konsesi Wana Subur Lestari, Sari

Bumi Kusuma Konsesi Hutan Tropis), Riau (Pekanbaru, Tasik Betung dan Giam Siak Kecil), Kalteng (Palangkaraya, Hutan Gambut Kalteng), Kalsel (Banjarmasin, Hutan Gambut Kalsel)

Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Puslit Biologi – LiPi (Dr. Tika Dewi Atikah)

Abstract

My research purposes are to provide the required scientific information about ecology and ecophysiology to establish the sustainable management of terrestrial ecosystems. My research also aims to clarify the quality and quantity of environmental services, and to improve the life of local people living in the forest areas. My core objectives are to clarify the impacts of illegal logging and peat fires on the terrestrial ecosystems and how to rehabilitate them after fire, and to clarify damage of human-induced disturbance and change of ecosystem service in peat swamp forests in Central Kalimantan.

A.4.1. Dr. Olga Joanna Orman

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Krakow, 29 Juni 1984Warga Negara (Nationality) : PolandiaJabatan (Position) : Postdoc Researcherinstitusi (institution) : Hokkaido Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Hokkaido University, Kita 10 Nishi 5 Kita-ku Sapporo 060-0810

Hokkaido JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : AS2679758


Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Melakukan inventori beberapa species reptil dan amfibi di dataran

tinggi P. Jawa dan P. SumateraBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Biologi



Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 6 Juli 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Banten, Jabar (Bogor, Ciamis, Cianjur, Garut, Kuningan, Sukabumi),

Jawa Tengah (Banyumas, Jepara, Karanganyar), Jatim (Banyuwangi, Bondowoso, Kediri, Magetan, Pasuruan, Situbondo), Kalteng (Pulang Pisau), Kalbar (Kapuas Hulu), Kepulauan Natuna, Aceh (Aceh Besar, Nagan Raya, Pidie), Bengkulu (Rejang Lebong), Jambi (Kerinci, Sungai Penuh), Lampung (Lampung Utara, Lampung Selatan), Riau (Siak, Bengkalis), Sumbar (Agam, Padang, Solok), Sumsel (Lahat, Muara enim)

Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Puslit Biologi LiPi (Dr. Amir Hamidi dkk) dan Universitas Brawijaya (Dr.

Nia Kurniawati)

Abstract

An international team of researchers and students from indonesia and the USA, including, Brawijaya University, the Bogor Museum/indonesian institute of Sciences, Broward College, and the University of Texas at Arlington, will fill in a massive gap in global biodiversity awareness through a large scale inventory of reptiles (snakes, lizards, crocodiles and turtles) and amphibians (frogs and caecilians) from the Javan and Sumatran montane forests of indonesia. As of today, these tropical montane highlands are poorly sampled. Previous work suggests that these areas are the most species rich on earth (megadiverse), and contain vast numbers of endemic species with restricted ranges. These species represent the largest number of vertebrate animals yet to be discovered and described by scientists.

Only a handful of researchers specialized in reptiles and amphibians currently work in indonesia, an archipelagic country the size of the continental USA and with more than 17,000 islands. The survey will likely discover hundreds of new species from this poorly known area of the world and will result in educational and research partnerships between indonesia and the USA. As a benefit to the scientific community, the project will produce modern specimen repositories in the two participating countries and web-based resources for identification and conservation, and for genetic and biodiversity work.



A.5.1. Mr. Utpal Smart

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Surat, Gujarat, 31 Mei 1984Warga Negara (Nationality) : indiaJabatan (Position) : Docotral Studentinstitusi (institution) : University of Texas at Arlingtonemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 1201, Peppermill Cir. Arlington 76013Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : H4259312

A.6. Assessing Abundance and Population Structure of the false Gharial (Tomistoma schlegelii) in Sumatra

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari ukuran dan struktur populasi buaya False Gharial untuk

menentukan inisiatif konservasi dan pengelolaan yang diperlukan untuk melindungi spesies

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : BiologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 29 Juni 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Riau (Sungai Kampar dan Sungai Siak Kecil), Jambi (Sungai Air Hitam),

Sumatera Selatan (Sungai Lalan)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Puslit Biologi LiPi (Dr. Amir Hamidy)

Abstract

Crocodilians are considered to be an important source of food, leather and also serve to balance out the ecosystem in which they live. Despite their importance as a resource for local communities and their role in balancing a healthy environment, crocodilians in indonesia have not been studied in great detail across much of their range. One species of particular interest is the False Gharial (Tomistoma schlegelii) and particularly it’s populations in Sumatra. Although the False Gharial is endangered, there is very little scientific data available on its population size, structure and overall status throughout much of its current range (particularly in Sumatra). With support from the iUCN crocodile specialist group, our aim is to study false Gharial population size and structure in order to determine what conservation and management initiatives may be necessary to protect the species. We also plan to study how the false Gharial is interacting with other crocodilian species (Crocodylus porosus) and determine which locations still provide suitable habitat for viable crocodile populations.



A.6.1. Mr. Kyle James Shaney

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Nevada, 3 Januari 1989Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : PhD Studentinstitusi (institution) : University of Texas at Arlingtonemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 501 South Nedderman Dr., Arlington, TX 76019 Biology

Department, University of Texas, Arlington, United StatesNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 483826293

A.7. Assessing the effectiveness of using haematophagous leeches to sample biodiversity in Sumatra

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mengembangkan dan menerapkan protokol koleksi lintah di Bukit

Barisan SelatanBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : BiologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 13 April 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Lampung (TN Bukit Barisan Selatan)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : FMiPA Universitas indonesia (Dr. Noviar Andayani, M.Sc)

Abstract

Deforestation of tropical forests for agricultural land use is a growing problem throughout the world. Understanding the best way to provide habitat for wildlife in the midst of these changing landscapes is essential for land use planning, especially in biodiversity hot spots such as indonesia. However, monitoring vertebrate biodiversity is challenging, particularly when target species are rare, cryptic, and highly mobile, as are many species in Sumatra. While there are several commonly used methods to assess vertebrate biodiversity, these methods are biased toward certain species groups, and many are not effective in the hot, humid environment of the rainforest. in this study, we propose an alternative sampling method: using haematophagousleeches as a means to estimate mammalian biodiversity in Sumatra.

We will collect leeches from Bukit BarisanSeletan National Park, as well as auxiliary meteorological and behavioral observations. We will then sequence the 16s rRNA gene to determine the host



species of each leech. We will then investigate potential methodological biases and develop protocols for effective use of haematophagous leeches, including the ideal collection conditions and the necessary sampling effort required for biodiversity sampling across Sumatra. We will compare the biodiversity data obtained from the leeches with camera trap data to ascertain its effectiveness as a sampling method. if successful, utilizing haematophagous leeches may make biodiversity studies more cost-effective and accurate. Using this method on a larger scale will enable ecologists to improve understanding of how forest fragmentation and land use changes for agriculture affect wildlife, not just in Sumatra but around the world.

A.7.1. Ms. Sarah Rebecca Weiskopf

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Amerika Serikat, 21 Februari 1992Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Graduate Studentinstitusi (institution) : University of Delawareemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 250 Townsend Hall531 South College Ave Newark, De 19716 United StatesNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 483428359

A.8. The Ecological and Evolutionary Importance of Plant-Vertebrate Interactions

Tujuan Penelitian (Research Objective) : Mempelajari distribusi species tanaman dan hewan sepanjang

kepulauan Nusantara, untuk mengkaji bagaimana interaksi species dan struktur komunitas bervariasi melintasi perbedaan biogeografi

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : BiologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 26 Januari 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sulteng (TN. Lore Lindu, TN. Morowali), Malut (Halmahera, TN.

Lolobata-Akete!awa), Maluku (TN. Manusela, Buru, Pulau Kobroor)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Puslit Biologi LiPi (Dr. edy Nasriadi Sambas, eko Sulistiyadi)



Abstract

Through decades of ecological study, we know that species interactions have the potential to shape the ecology of communities and the evolution of phenotypic traits, but that they do not always do so. We still lack a general understanding of the conditions under which species interactions shape the population dynamics and evolutionary trajectories of the interacting organisms. Given the importance of pollination and seed dispersal to the regeneration of tropical forests, our incomplete understanding of plant-animal interactions hinders our ability to respond effectively to climatic and other global changes that alter these interactions. The study of the distributions of plant and animal species across the indonesian archipelago has provided some of the most important insights in the fields of ecology and Biogeography. We hope to build upon this work by assessing how species interactions and community structure vary across the strong biogeographic divisions of the archipelago.

A.8.1. Mr. Jedediah farrell Brodie

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Massachusetts, 22 Juli 1975Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Assistant Professorinstitusi (institution) : University of British Columbiaemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Departments of Botany & Zoology 3529-6270 University Blvd.

Vancouver, British Columbia V6T 1Z4 CanadaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 488569212

A.9. Java & Sumatra Expedition & Survey to measure the impact of climate change using indicator species

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Melakukan survei biogeografi untuk mengukur dampak perubahan

iklim terhadap keanekaragaman hayati dan kondisi habitatnya dengan menggunakan indikator species

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : BiologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 17 Mei 2015 (month, starting from)



Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jabar, Banten, DKi Jakarta, Jateng. D.i. Yogyakarta, Jatim, Lampung,

Bengkulu, Sumsel, Bangka Belitung, Sumbar, Riau, Jambi, Sumut, Aceh, Kep. Riau, Sumsel, Bali (Taman Nasional Bali Barat)

Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Penelitian Perubahan iklim Ui (Dr. Jatna Supriatna)

Abstract

The proposers of this project have worked on the indonesian fauna for over 25 years mainly on a national scale and have now decided to work at an island based level to understand the exact scale of climate change impact s and biodiversity extinction during last 150 years. The proposed expedition will study the key areas that climatic change could be impacted. The impact will be measured using potential indicator species which were suggested by previous studies from other parts of the world: land snails (see Mienis& Ashkenazi, 2011; Kohler&Hugill, 2012; Sen et al., 2012), freshwater crabs (see Heino et al., 2009), freshwater fish (see Minns& Moore, 1992; Palmer et al., 2008; Heino et al., 2009), amphibians, reptiles and small mammals (see Brandon-Jones, 1996) and make collections from thirty selected sites where the forests and biodiversity still remain relatively intact. The present distribution of the species will be compared with the distribution record of last 150 years. The current study locations (33) will be continuously monitored every five years to measure the exact scale of impact of climatic change and the rate of biodiversity extinction during last 150 years. in addition, the applicants will critically examine the previous records (since 1869) of collected animals deposited at local and european museums. Following the completion of our research, applicants will deposit all the collected specimens in Natural History Collection, Department of Biology, University of indonesia, Depok. Our study will provide accurate scientific data on the species that were recorded and make available for conservation programs, mainly to assess the national red list. Commensurate to the research that we will undertake, we will train and facilitate undergraduate, Masters and PhD students whilst sharing our new found knowledge with officers at the Wildlife Department.

A.9.1. Mr. Amarasinghe Achchige Thasun Amarasinghe

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Colombo, 22 November 1984Warga Negara (Nationality) : Sri LankaJabatan (Position) : Volunteer Research Associateinstitusi (institution) : Research Center for Climate Change - University of indonesiaemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Perigi RT02/RW06 No. 63 Parigi Baru, Pondok Aren 15228

Tangerang Selatan, indonesiaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : N2937740



A.10. Empathizing With Nature– Underpinning the Essence of Conservation Advocacy

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mengevaluasi efektivitas strategi konservasi di Sulawesi Utara dengan

menggunakan pendekatan mixed methodBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : BiologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 6 Juli 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sulawesi Utara (Manado, Minahasa, Bitung)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Universitas Sam Ratulangi (Dr John Tasirin)

Abstract

The proposed research to be carried out in 2015 by Mr Harry Henry Benjamin Hilser will be conducted as a collaboration between The Whitley Wildlife Conservation Trust, UK, TheUniversity of exeter, UK, along with The University of Sam Ratulangi, Manado and The Pacific institute for Sustainable Development, Manado. The research is proposed in order to assess the effectiveness of conservation strategies in North Sulawesi using a mixed methods research approach, with a case study of the Sulawesi crested black macaque, Macaca nigra.

in 2008 the iUCN red data list changed the status of the M. nigra from ‘endangered’ to ‘Critically endangered’ due to previous research that indicated that there had been ]80opulation decline in a period of only 30 years (MacKinnon and MacKinnon 1980; Sugardjito et al. 1989; Rosenbaum et al. 1998; Melfi 2007, 2010). it is likely that M. nigra populations have continued to decline since the last published surveys, even within protected forest areas, and that the anthropogenic pressures within M. nigra habitat continues, and is threatening this species with imminent extinction.

Conservation of M. nigra can only be effective and move forward with an accurate evaluation of the current threats facing the population today. Previous research has identified that the main threats to the survival of M. nigra are hunting, trade and the degradation of prime forest habitat across Minahasa, the M. nigra home range (Lee & Kussoy 1999, Clayton & Milner-Gulland 2000, Lee 2000, Lee et al. 2005). Surveys of communities’ knowledge, attitudes and behaviour therefore provide a useful insight into human activity and the threats to the species and its remaining habitat. Additionally, the monitoring of bushmeat being traded in local markets can be a useful measure of levels of hunting activity, local demand and consumption of wild animals, and can give an indication of the remaining populations of species through accessibility of supply (Lee 2000). Through the formation of my doctoral research, i plan to conduct deep investigations into the social conditions present throughout communities in North Sulawesi, with the objective



of tailoring conservation strategies specifically for behaviour change for pro-social and pro-environmental tendencies. Additionally, understanding the levels of bushmeat consumption, wildlife trade and forest resource exploitation/disturbance activities still performed today, is therefore vital, so that conservation initiatives can identify effective conservation actions and target communities that are causing the greatest threat to the remaining population of M. nigra.

A.10.1. Mr. Harry Henry Benjamin Hilser

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : inggris, 10 Oktober 1984Warga Negara (Nationality) : inggrisJabatan (Position) : Principal investigatorinstitusi (institution) : exeter Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Jalan 17 Agustus, No.73, Manado, 95119, Sulawesi UtaraNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 502200902


Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : melakukan inventori beberapa species reptil dan amfibi di dataran

tinggi P. Jawa dan P. SumateraBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : BiologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 30 Juni 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Banten, Jabar (Bogor, Ciamis, Cianjur, Garut, Kuningan, Sukabumi),

Jawa Tengah (Banyumas, Jepara, Karanganyar), JaTim (Banyuwangi, Bondowoso, Kediri, Magetan, Pasuruan, Situbondo), KalTeng (Pulang Pisau), KalBar (Kapuas Hulu), Kepulauan Natuna, Aceh (Aceh Besar, Nagan Raya, Pidie), Bengkulu (Rejang Lebong), Jambi (Kerinci, Sungai Penuh), Lampung (Lampung Utara, Lampung Selatan), Riau (Siak, Bengkalis), SumBar (Agam, Padang, Solok), SumSel (Lahat, Muara enim)

Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Puslit Biologi LiPi (Dr. Amir Hamidi dkk) Universitas Brawijaya, Malang

(Dr.Nia Kurniawati.)



Abstract

An international team of researchers and students from indonesia and the USA, including, Brawijaya University, the Bogor Museum/indonesian institute of Sciences, Broward College, and the University of Texas at Arlington, will fill in a massive gap in global biodiversity awareness through a large scale inventory of reptiles (snakes, lizards, crocodiles and turtles) and amphibians (frogs and caecilians) from the Javan and Sumatran montane forests of indonesia. As of today, these tropical montane highlands are poorly sampled. Previous work suggests that these areas are the most species rich on earth (megadiverse), and contain vast numbers of endemic species with restricted ranges. These species represent the largest number of vertebrate animals yet to be discovered and described by scientists.

Only a handful of researchers specialized in reptiles and amphibians currently work in indonesia, an archipelagic country the size of the continental USA and with more than 17,000 islands. The survey will likely discover hundreds of new species from this poorly known area of the world and will result in educational and research partnerships between indonesia and the USA. As a benefit to the scientific community, the project will produce modern specimen repositories in the two participating countries and web-based resources for identification and conservation, and for genetic and biodiversity work.

A.11.1. Dr. Eric Nelson Smith

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Oklahoma, 18 September 1969Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Assosiate Professorinstitusi (institution) : University of Texas at Arlingtonemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : University of Texas Arlington Biology department Box 19498Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 448448844

A.11.2. Mr. Goutam Chandra Sarker

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Manikganj, 12 Oktober 1980Warga Negara (Nationality) : BangladeshJabatan (Position) : Graduate Studentinstitusi (institution) : University of Texas at Arlingtonemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : University of Texas Arlington Biology department Box 19498Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : AG9002773



A.11.3. Michael Brown Harvey

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Texas, 11 January 1966Warga Negara (Nationality) : AmerikaSerikatJabatan (Position) : Assosiate Professorinstitusi (institution) : University of Texas at Arlingtonemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : University of Texas Arlington Biology department Box 19498Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 453445246

A.11.4. Mr. Elijah Wostl

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Washington, 30 Desember 1980Warga Negara (Nationality) : AmerikaSerikatJabatan (Position) : Ph.D.Studentinstitusi (institution) : University of Texas at Arlingtonemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : University of Texas Arlington Biology department Box 19498Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 483611080

A.11.5. Mr. PanupongThammachoti

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Bangkok, 31 July 1986Warga Negara (Nationality) : ThailandJabatan (Position) : Graduate Studentinstitusi (institution) : University of Texas at Arlingtonemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : University of Texas Arlington Biology department Box 19498Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 0422837



B. BIOLOGI KELAUTAN (MARINE BIOLOGY)

B.1. Does evolvability predict diversification in cone snails?

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Memahami keanekaragayam species siput kerucut (cone snails)Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Biologi KelautanLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 30 April 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Maluku (Ambon dan Tual), Sulawesi Utara (Bitung)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Puslit Oseanografi LiPi (Dr.irma Shita Arliza)

Abstract

Understanding why some groups of organisms are more diverse than others is a central goal in evolutionary biology. evolvability, or lineages intrinsic capacity to adapt and diversify, is thought to influence differences in diversity between assemblages of organisms. i propose to test the influence of evolvability on diversification in cone snails within the exceptionally diverse genus Conus (] 600 species). To properly examine the relationship between evolvability and diversification, this project requires a comprehensive understanding of the evolutionary relationships between species that is not yet available in the scientific literature. Therefore, i propose to construct a phylogeny of Conus by collecting samples over the course of 12 months from the following provinces: (1) North Maluku, (2) Maluku, (3) North Sulawesi, (4) Central Sulawesi, (5) Southeast Sulawesi, (6) South Sulawesi, (7) West Sulawesi, (8) North Kalimantan, (9) east Kalimantan, (10) South Kalimantan, (11) Central Kalimantan, (12) West Kalimantan, (13) east Nusa Tenggara, (14) West Nusa Tenggara, (15) Bali, (16) Lampung, (17) Bangka-Belitung, (18) Riau, (19) West Sumatra, and (20) North Sumatra. All samples collected will be transported to Denpasar, Bali for genetic analyses.

B.1.1. Mr. Mark Anthony Phuong

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Monterey Park, California, 8 Februari 1990Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Graduate studentinstitusi (institution) : University of California, Los Angelesemail (email) : [email protected]



Alamat (Address) : UCLA, Hershey Hall 612 Charles e. Young Drive, east Los Angeles, CA 90095-7246 United States of America

Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 465032793

B.2. Population status update of the endangered Pterapogon kauderni (Teleostei, Apogonidae), and survey of potential dot polymorphism

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Memperbarui status konservasi P. kauderniBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Biologi KelautanLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 27 (dua puluh tujuh) hari, mulai 19 Maret 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sulawesi Tengah (Luwuk, Kep. Banggai meliputi Banggai, Peleng,

Labobo, Bangkuru,Kembongan,Telopo,Bokan, Masepe, Melilis, Buang Buang); Sulawesi Utara (Masoni, Temapus, Limbo, Seku dan teluk Tailabu)

Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : P2O LiPi (ir. Petrus Makatipu, M.Si), Universitas Sam Ratulangi (Dr.

Kawilrang Alex Masengi)

Abstract

This project will assess the species’ abundance, potential further eradication of populations, collection pressure, and habitat degradation in the Banggai Archipelago. This critical information is required for update the conservation status of P. kauderni.

The results of this proposed fieldwork will be shared with the local (Banggai islands Regency and Banggai Sea Regency) Fisheries and Conservation authorities and with the indonesian CiTeS authorities so they can take appropriate actions, if deemed necessary. in addition to the conservation assessment, this project will investigate a putative dot polymorphism in P. kauderni, and its potential use for developing a simple method to identify the locaiity of origin of traded specimens.

This study will be conducted in partnership with the Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Science Sam Ratulangi University (Manado, North Sulawesi) and Yayasan Pemerhati Lingkungan (YPL), a NGO localized in Luwuk (central Sulawesi) that focusses on a variety of local conservation and education programs. in addition, it involves a close collaboration with fisheries and conservation officials from both the Banggai island Regency and Banggai Sea Regency. The indonesian counterparts are Dr. ir. Kawilrang W. A. Masengi ([email protected]), who is Professor at the Graduate School of Aquatic Sciences, and Vice Director of international Office Affairs of Sam



Ratulangi University, as well as Chairman of the international Coelacanth Research Center and Marine Museum, Mrs. ixchel F. Mandagi, SPi, MSi., and PhD Candidate and Lecturer on Fish Genome at Sam Ratulangi University, and Mrs. Suryani Mile ([email protected]), director of YPL. The indonesian counterparts will participate in all aspects of the fieldwork, including census, habitat assessment and interviews. The fieldwork will be carried out in Luwuk and the Banggai Archipelago, (Banggai islands Regency, and Banggai Sea Regency, Province of Central Sulawesi), and is planned for March 2015.

B.2.1. Mr. Alejandro Augusto Vagelli

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Buenos Aires, Argentina, 6 September 1958Warga Negara (Nationality) : italiJabatan (Position) : Director of Science & Conservationinstitusi (institution) : New Jersey Academy for Aquatic Sciencesemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 1 Riverside Drive Camden, New Jersey, 08103 USANomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : YA3293690

B.3. Integration of the Population Characteristics of the Odean Sunfish (Moila mola) whitin the Newly Established Nusa Penida Protected Area in Support of Development of locally driven marine tourism guidelines

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Meneliti populasi Ocean Sunfish (Moilo mola) di kawasan lindung

laut Nusa Penida untuk menetapkan parameter populasi dasar guna mengembangkan pariwisata bahari

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Biologi KelautanLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 4 (empat) bulan, mulai 4 Agustus 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Bali (Nusa Penida Marine Protected Area)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Coral Triangle Center (Rili Djohani)



Abstract

The objective of the proposed study is to investigate the Ocean Sunfish (Mola mola) population within the newly established Nusa Penida Marine Protected Area (MPA), near Bali in indonesia. The project aims at establishing basic population parameters to support the Coral Triangle Centre (CTC) in developing locally driven guidelines for marine tourism, and to support their training activities of students, practitioners and stakeholders within the MPA. The research aims al establishing the seasonal population size, individual revisiting rates and residence time. The study v/ill also attempt to establish the roaming range of a subset of individuals, and establish the population connectivity with sunfish from Australia. The research will be conducted through two main approaches; 1) photo-identification of individual sunfish, and 2) genetic analysis, as well as through three supporting approaches namely: 3) collection of contextual information of sunfish sightings, 4) ocean temperature and salinity, and potential spawning through 5) the use of plankton trawis. There may also be an opportunity for satellite tagging of two sunfish.

B.3.1. Ms. Marianne Nyegard

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : esbjerg, 5 Juli 1974Warga Negara (Nationality) : DenmarkJabatan (Position) : PhD Studentinstitusi (institution) : School of Veterinary and Life Sciences - Murdoch University, Pertemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 90 South Street, Mudoch WA 6150, AustraliaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 207261807

B.4. Contributing to coral conservation: What motivates people to give?

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mengetahui hal yang dapat memotivasi seseorang agar berkontribusi

dalam konservasi terumbu karangBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Biologi KelautanLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 16 September 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sulawesi Tenggara (Wakatobi)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Kajian Sumberdaya Pesisir dan Lautan – iPB (Dr. Luky Adrianto)



Abstract

Changes in marine management require support from individuals, institutions, and governments at the local and global scale. This research will examine individual behavior to provide valuable insight to practitioners on the effects of:

1) private and collective incentive schemes on local conservation behavior; and2) the ‘types’ of cooperators in a group and how this relates to preferences for local

marine management strategies. While there exists a wide body of literature aimed at understanding motivations for prosocial behavior and collective action, this study extends these approaches by embedding participants in real situations where subjects must choose whether to allocate their personal resources (time/money) to conservation activities. The task structure of the experiments is designed to closely resemble situations that subjects may face in their daily lives. Findings from the experiments are intended to provide implications on designing conservation policy. The study will focus on coral reef conservation in the Wakatobi Regency of indonesia, which is recognized as a hotspot of marine biodiversity and a global priority for conservation.

B.4.1. Ms. Katherine Margaret Nelson

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Alabama,18 Agustus 1980Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : PhD Studentinstitusi (institution) : ZMT - Center for Tropical Marine ecologyemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Fahrenheitstr. 6 28359 BremenGermanyNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 488737382

B.5. Ecologi, value and threats of cryptic marine benthic fauna in Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mengevaluasi populasi hiu di indonesia bagian tengah dan timur dan

mempelajari potensi opsi dan tantangan dalam mengelola populasi ini secara berkelanjutan

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Biologi KelautanLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 15 Juni 2015 (month, starting from)



Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sulawesi Utara (Selat Lembeh dan Bunaken); Bali (Pantai utara dan

timur); NTT (Pulau Komodo); Maluku (Ambon)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Universitas Hasanudin (Prof. Dr. Rohani Ambo Rappe)

Abstract

The coral triangle region in Southeast Asia contains the highest giobai coral reef biodiversity. The lajority of this region lies within indonesian waters, highlighting the country’s important roie in conserving this biodiversity. However. indonesia is also home to more than 250 million people, many of which depend on marine resources for sustenance and income. Anthropogenic impacts such as overfishing and pollution have led to impoverished ecosystems, and pose a significant threat to the sustainabiiity of marine resource use and thus local livelihoods. Dive tourism has the potential to be a sustainable source of income for coastal communities, but has traditionally been restricted to coral reef ecosystems. Muck diving is a new and increasingly popular type of diving, which is not reliant on reefs, but instead occurs over soft sediment habitats. The appeal of muck diving is in the search for cryptic and rare species that are found in these habitats but are seldom encountered on coral reefs. Many of the species important for this type of diving also have high value in the marine ornamental aquarium trade, but there has been little research into the effects of collecting or other human impacts on these species. The cryptic nature and traditionai lack of interest in the habitat of these species has slowed down research efforts. This study aims to increase knowledge about the value of the species in the muck dive industry and to develop methods that will facilitate further -esearch into this uniti€ ecosystem. This study will also assess the biggest threats facing the sustainabiiity of the aquarium trade and dive tourism industry thai are dependent on these cryptic species.

B.5.1. Ms. Maarten Bernard Yvonne De Brauwer

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Antwerpen, Belgia, 7 Desember 1984Warga Negara (Nationality) : BelgiaJabatan (Position) : PhD Candidateinstitusi (institution) : Curtin Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 4/41 Robert Street Como WA 6152, AustraliaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : eM088451



B.6. Comparative phylogeography of the hyperdiverse gastropod conus in Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari perbandingan filogeografi hewan gastropoda conus di

indonesiaBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Biologi KelautanLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 6 (enam) bulan, mulai 16 Oktober 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sumatera (Batam, Padang), Jawa (Pangandaran, Madura), Kalimantan

(Pontianak, Derawan), Sulawesi (Spermonde, Selayar, Donggala), Maluku (Ternate), Papua (Raja Ampat, Teluk Cendrawasih)

Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Biologi, Unsoed (Dr.Romanus e.Prabowo)

Abstract

The indoaustralian Archipelago (iAA) may be considered the birthplace of bioge-ography through the works of Alfred Russell Wallace in the 19th century. His studies spawned a plethora of subsequent research projects aiming to uncover animal and plant distribution patterns in the region, particularly in indonesia, which includes most of the iAA. While enormous progress has been made in our understanding of the origin of the region’s megadiverse fauna, most research has focussed on terrestrial and freshwater taxa. it has only recently been recognized through DNA based phylogeographic studies that marine species do also exhibit conspicuous patterns of genetic differentiation across the iAA and particularly indonesia, prompting discussions of a ‚marine Wallace Line’. However, the available evidence is still restricted to a relatively low number of case studies mostly on fishes and a few invertebrate groups. We aim to contribute to the understanding of indonesia’s marine phylogeography by comparing genetic differentiation in species of the hyperdiverse marine snail group Conus. This genus, possibly the most species-rich among marine invertebrates with more than 600 spp., has its center of diversity in the Coral Triangle. Species of Conus are ecologically diverse reef dwellers and differ in their reproductive biology. We will target between about 20 species widespread throughout indonesia that live in shallow water in different reef habitats. By sampling across their entire distribution range in indonesia and subsequent comparative phylogeographic analyses, we will achieve a comprehensive understanding of common causes of genetic breaks across the archipelago. We expect to be able to link ecological and reproductive biology traits to differences in the resulting patterns. Overall, this study will provide a significant contribution to the marine biogeography of indonesia.



B.6.1. Mr. Philipp Wilhelm Heinrich Vogt

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Wilhemshaven, 28 Juni 1985Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : PhD Candidateinstitusi (institution) : Museum Fuer Naturkunde Berlinemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Leibniz institute for evolution and Biodiversity

Scienceinvalidenstrasse 4310115 BerlinGermanyNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C3JJKCXYF

B.7. Impacts, alternative solutions, and awareness of mobula fisheries in Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari kesadaran masyarakat lokal terhadap kondisi ikan genus

mobula, solusi alternatif dan dampaknya di indonesiaBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Biologi KelautanLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 2 (dua) bulan, mulai 15 Oktober 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jatim (Muncar, Banyuwangi), Jabar (Cibinong, Bogor), NTB (Tanjung

Luar, Lombok), NTT (Lamakera, Kab.Flores, Taman Nasional Komodo)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Penelitian Oseanografi – LiPi (Fahmi, M.Phill)

Abstract

Great concern is raised concerning the vulnerability of mobula rays to overfishing in indonesia, due to the increasing demand for mobulid gill rakers in the Chinese medicine market. Although mantas benefit from a large sanctuary in the region, mobulas have only recently been added to the Convention on Migratory Species (CMS CoP11), presently requiring urgent collaborative efforts to implement protection measures on a local scale. Specifically, work towards habitat conservation, mitigating obstacles to the migration, and controlling fisheries of mobulas is now needed. Yet, crucial information on the demography and habitat use of mobula spp. are still lacking. Stakeholders are often unaware of the difference between mobulas and mantas (due to phenotypic similarities) and of these animals alive. This project will combine fishing market surveys, citizen science (with dive centers) and interviews to (1) provide a preliminary study of the life history of mobula spp., (2) describe Mobula spp. density and species-specific abundance in main aggregation areas, and (3) communicate about Mobula biology and ecology with local fishermen and schools to promote understanding of their importance.



B.7.1. Ms. Betty Jean Lili Laglbauer

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Lagny sur Marne, Perancis, 22 April 1989Warga Negara (Nationality) : PerancisJabatan (Position) : Research Volunteerinstitusi (institution) : The University of Queenslandemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 6B Jardins du Beal,56 Chemin du BayeFranceNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 11Ci05247

B.8. Diversity of the phytoplanktonic species responsible for Harmful Algal Blooms (HABs) in Indonesia with a special focus on the Alexandrium tamarense complex

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari komposisi spesies genus Alexandrium yang merupakan

fitoplankton yang menyebabkan berkembangnya ganggang berbahaya dan dinoflagelata berpotensi racun di indonesia

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Biologi KelautanLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 4 (empat) bulan, mulai 14 September 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : DKi Jakarta (Teluk Jakarta)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Puslit Oseanografi LiPi (Dr. Hikmah Thoha)

Abstract

This research proposal comes within the framework of the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed in 2012 between iRD and Li Pi. The proliferation of toxic microaigae, such as dinoflageiiates of the genus Alexandrium, causes various troubles of many kinds, including health, socio-economical and ecological problems that can be dramatic, especially in areas with high population densities. The studies of our team on the origin of the toxic strains of Alexandrium (especially A. catenella) proliferating in Thau lagoon, and more generally in the Mediterranean sea, led us to focus our interest on the populations of east Asia, from which they would originate. While there is information on the biogeography of this species for the Japanese and Chinese coasts, we have yet no data for the coasts of south-east Asia, especially indonesia. indonesia has a huge maritime territory, with nearly 108,000 km of coastline. Due to the importance and recurring phytoplankton blooms observed on its shores, the indonesian government has in the recent years promoted research on these toxic events, also called “Harmful Algal Blooms” (HAB).



in this context, the present project aims at:

1. Studying the species composition of strains belonging to the species Alexandriumsp., Pyrodiniumbahamensevar. compressumand Cochlodiniumpolykrikoides and other potentially toxic dinoflageiiates in Lampung Bay in bottom sediments; their planktonic presence has indeed already been reported in several toxic events.

2. Such study will provide a first overview on the Alexandriumspecies associated with HABs in indonesia waters;

3. Looking at the strains diversity of dinoflageiiates present in different locations where both port activities and aquaculture occur. Study of the sediment should further help our understanding of the dynamics of invasion, expansion and colonization process of toxic species.

B.8.1. Dr. Estelle Pascale Raymonde Masseret

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Vichy, 8 Februari 1969Warga Negara (Nationality) : PerancisJabatan (Position) : Associate Professorinstitusi (institution) : Universite Montpellier 2 & iRDemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 34095 Montpellier Cedex 5, FranceNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 13BB48799

B.9. DNA barcoding, phylogeography, and molecular taxonomy of groupers across the Coral Triangle and adjacent regions (BARCORE)

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Melakukan studi inventori ikan kerapu di indonesia dan kawasan

Segitiga Terumbu Karang menggunakan pendekatan DNA barcodingBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Biologi KelautanLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 31 Agustus 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jabar (Pelabuhan Ratu, Sukabumi)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : P2O LiPi (Dr. irma Shita Arlyza) dan Pusat Kajian iBRC Universitas

Udayana (Prof. DR. i Gusti Ngurah Mahardika)



Abstract

The Coral Triangle lies at the core of the indo-West Pacific marine ensemble. This region, which under its ecological definition includes most of the indonesian archipelago, has both the largest surfaces of coral-reef, mangrove, and associated habitats, the highest marine species richness, and reportedly the highest rate of marine endemism in the world. Meanwhile, much of the marine biodiversity of the Coral Triangle, including reef fishes, remains largely unknown and underdescribed. The habitats and species of the Coral Triangle are under serious threat, because of industrial development, urbanization, deforestation, land erosion, fishing pressure, pollution, and global change. Particularly vulnerable among reef fishes, are top-predators, including groupers [1, 2]. it is important to obtain genetic knowledge on these species in order to better manage them and protect them. This in turn will help their sustainability as fisheries and tourism resources that benefit to indonesians and indonesia.

B.9.1. Dr. Philippe Jean Charles Borsa

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Laxou, 4 Desember 1960Warga Negara (Nationality) : PerancisJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : iRDemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : immeuble ie Sextant 44 bd de Dunkerque, CS 90009, 13572

Marseille cedex 02, FranceNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 12CP24844

B.10. Sea Cucumber Integrated Multitrophic Aquaculture on Lombok, Indonesia - Ecological, Social and Institutional Settings

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Melakukan studi kelayakan terhadap budidaya teripang di Lombok

dari perspektif ekologi dan sosial dengan melakukan budidaya dan percobaan serta survei sosial yang mendalam di masyarakat

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Biologi KelautanLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 8 (delapan) bulan, mulai 27 Oktober 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : NTB (Lombok)



Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas ilmu Kelautan dan Perikanan Universitas Hasanuddin (Prof. ir.

Jamaluddin Jompa, M.Sc, Ph.D)

Abstract

indonesia is the world’s leading producer and exporter of sea cucumbers and the fishery provides an important livelihood especially in remote areas. Sea cucumbers are typically gleaned in the wild, but rising demand for many species on markets in Asia has put pressure on wild stocks and caused their numbers to decline. Aquaculture of sea cucumbers could provide and alternative to gleaning and a solution to the core sustainability challenges surrounding the sea cucumber fishery in indonesia. integrated Multitrophic Aquaculture (iMTA) of sea cucumbers with seaweed provides an opportunity to use space more efficiently and potentially reduce harmful levels of nutrients in the water. My project aims to investigate the feasibility of sea cucumber aquaculture on Lombok, from an ecological as well as from a social perspective by conducting and aquaculture experiment along with an in-depth social survey in the community. The experiment aims to determine if the two species can be successfully co-cultured at different densities. The social survey will investigate if the sea cucumber iMTA is a realistic and sustainable socio-economic opportunity in the local community. The project will investigate the region as an interlinked social-ecological system to holistically understand practical sustainability pathways.

B.10.1. Ms. Paula Sophie Margarethe Senff

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Leverkusen, 23 Februari 1990Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Studentinstitusi (institution) : Centre for Tropical Marine ecology (ZMT), University of Bremenemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : An der Weide 3128195 BremenGermanyNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : CH2GKNWKJ



C. BIOTEKNOLOGI (BIOTECHNOLOGY)

C.1. Bioprospecting of Indonesian Medicinal plants

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Penelitian dan pengembangan obat herbal dengan bahan baku

tanaman herbal indonesiaBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : BioteknologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 5 Mei 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Banten (Laboratoria Pengembangan Teknologi industri Agro dan

Biomedika, Puspiptek Serpong); Jambi (TN Gunung Kerinci) dan Sumatera Barat (TN Gunung Kerinci)

Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Teknologi Farmasi dan Medika BPPT (DR. Bambang Marwoto,

Apt., Meng.)

Abstract

The purpose of this project is to conduct cooperation in Joint Research Project between BPPT and KRiBB for mutual benefit and execute the agreement with cooperative mind. The details of project aims are 1. Research and development of natural medicine based on indonesian medicinal plants, 2.To accelerate joint research and/or training program in KRiBB/BPPT on the research and development of natural medicine based on potential indonesian medicinal plants , and 3. To continuously probe biological active substances from indonesian Medicinal plants through field expedition.

Methodology will be 1. Conduct studies on the potential indonesian plant materials that have been massively collected in 2012 and 2014, and 2. Providing researchers to conduct joint research and/or training program in KRiBB/BPPT on the research and development of natural medicine based on potential indonesian medicinal plants. And 3. Standard botanical collecting of herbarium material and chemical extraction material will be used.



C.1.1. Mr. Paik Jin Hyub

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Korea, 23 April 1972Warga Negara (Nationality) : KoreaJabatan (Position) : Senior Researcherinstitusi (institution) : Korea Research institute of Bioscience and Biotechnologyemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Korea Research institute of Bioscience and Biotechnology

international Biological Material Research Center 125 Gwahangno, Yuseong-gu, DaeJeon, 305-806, Korea

Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : M13256810

D. BOTANI (BOTANY)

D.1. Promoting Organic Dry Land farming and Restoration of Deciduous forest in West Bali, Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Meneliti kesesuaian tanaman yang akan ditanam serta sistem

pertanian yang digunakan petani lokal dengan daerah penanaman, untuk kepentingan penelitian agrikultur, pengayaan hutan dan kontrol terhadap erosi

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : BotaniLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 7 Juni 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Bali (TN Bali Barat)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Puslit Biologi LiPi (ir. Albertus Husein Wawo, M.Si)

Abstract

The coral reefs surrounding Menjangan island in Bali Barat National Park are one of Balis top-rated recreational diving destinations, with well-developed, biologically diverse shallow and deep reefs. Unfortunately, these reefs face numerous stressors including blast fishing, overfishing, bleaching from elevated seawater temperature, crown-of-thorns starfish infestations, anchor and diver damage and chronic plastic debris. This project seeks to characterize and address threats to the reefs near Menjangan and the adjacent mainland coast. The threats will be



characterized by (a) underwater surveys of reef condition, community structure and fish populations, and (b) a geographic information system (GiS)-based study of terrestrial pollution using topographic, land use and other geospatial data. Local residents and stakeholders will be invited to participate in a collaborative planning effort to mitigate threats including excess runoff, plastic and wastewater pollution and human-caused damage to local reefs. This project will build upon prior reef studies and community-based conservation projects initiated by Biosphere Foundation in northwest Bali since 2008. it will assess reef change since 2000 and continue capacity-building with residents and stakeholders to reduce local threats and improve reef resiliency. Such stewardship will help preserve Menjangan’s value as a cultural, environmental and economic resource that benefits visitors, the national park and communities of northwest Bali.

D.1.1. Ms. Sally Eva Silverstone

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : United Kingdom, 15 Juni 1955Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : Biosphere Foundationemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : P.O. Box 808Big Pine, CA 93513Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 488124726

D.2. Taxonomic, Phylogenetic, functional, and Biogeographycal Diversity of Vascular Plants in Rainforest Transformation Systems on Sumatera (Indonesia)

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari felogenetika, taksonomi dan biogeografi tanaman dan

seluruh nilai-nilai ekonomi dan ekologinyaBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : BotaniLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 16 November 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jambi (Bukit Duabelas landscape dan Harapan landscape)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : iPB (Dr. Sri Sudarmiyati Tjitrosoedirdjo)



Abstract

Understanding changes of plant diversity at different spatial and temporal scales is essential for an overall assessment of economic-ecological trade-offs and for developing science-based solutions for sustainable land-use and biodiversity conservation. Subproject B06 investigates changes in different aspects of plant diversity from local to biogeographical scales. in the first phase, we investigated plant species diversity with a focus on alpha- and beta-diversity within the 32 core plots located in the four land-use systems (lowland rainforest, jungle rubber, rubber, and oil palm plantations). in the next phase, we will expand our studies to include functional, phylogenetic and biogeographical aspects of plant diversity. Following our sampling protocols from the first phase, we will inventory the 12 new 50x50m core plots in riparian habitats to compare them to the 32 core plots with well-drained soils. We will investigate how changes in micro-topography and edaphic conditions affect alpha- and beta-diversity, evenness, and species composition. Further, we will extend our investigations of ecologically relevant plant traits within the core plots to quantify changes in functional diversity and composition. Community phylogenies will be constructed in close collaboration with the barcoding project of Z02 to investigate phylogenetic signatures in the responses of plant communities to land-use change and biological invasions that are particularly important in plantations. Combining species diversity with the functional and phylogenetic dimensions of plant diversity will allow us to disentangle effects of land management and ecological filters on plant diversity and composition along gradients of land-use intensity and topography and to quantify losses in ecological functions in direct comparison with species loss. Together with SP B12, we will conduct a common garden and climate chamber experiment to study the effects of light on germination and growth rates of common forest and weed species to answer the question why forest species are rarely found in plantations and weeds are rare or absent in forests. The following hypotheses will be tested: i) Taxonomic, phylogenetic, and functional diversity are not closely and not linearly correlated with each other across the land-use systems which allows identifying trade-offs to retain basic ecological functions at relatively low levels of taxonomic diversity. ii) environmental filtering and ecological specialization are the main drivers of diversity patterns in forests, whereas ecologically neutral processes prevail in the intensely managed systems. iii) Different light conditions in the shading experiment trigger further abiotic factors such as humidity and temperature. The combination of these factors results in few drought tolerant and light demanding species dominating the open plantations while these species are not able to cope with dark forest conditions leading to a high variety of shade tolerant species.



D.2.1. Dr. Katja Rembold

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Neuss, 7 Februari 1980Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Post Docinstitusi (institution) : Georg-August-Universitat-Goettingenemail (email) : [email protected]( Address) : Büsgenweg 1, 37077 GöttingenGermanyNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C1Y8PM65N

D.3. The plant ecological study of tropical rain forest in Gn.Leuser National Park, North Sumatera in 2015

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Untuk mendeteksi struktur vegetasi yang adaBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : BotaniLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 1 (satu) bulan, mulai 22 Oktober 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sumut (Tangkahan, TN.Gunung Leuseur)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Puslit Biologi LiPi (Dr. Ruliyana Susanti, Kusuma Rahmawati,S.Hut dan

Taufik Mahendra)

Abstract

in May and Novermber 2014, we have studied the vegetation at Tangkahan area (Kabupaten Langkat, Sumatra Utara), Gn. Leuser National Park, North Sumatra. We made two 1-ha plots in a lowland dipterocarp forests as shown in previous reports. Lowland tropical rain forests are the most diversified vegetation in the world. We can find various kinds of forest in this area. We plan to make several small plots in Tangkahan area. From 19 August to 11 September 2015, Suzuki and two graduate students will visit indonesia for the research.



D.3.1. Mr. Eiji Suzuki

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Shizuoka, 19 Januari 1953Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Professorinstitusi (institution) : Kagoshima Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Kagoshima University,1-21-35 Korimoto Kagoshima 890-0065

JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TH2985758

D.3.2. Mr. Daiki Kawahara

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Fukuoka, 16 September 1992Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Graduate Studentinstitusi (institution) : Kagoshima Universityemail (email) : -Alamat (Address) : Kagoshima University,1-21-35 KorimotoNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : MU3303097

D.4. Recovery from human-induced disturbance and sustainable management of terrestrial ecosystems in tropical forests

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Menyediakan informasi ilmiah bidang ekologi dan ekofisiologi guna

menetapkan manajemen ekosistem daratan yang berkesinambunganBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : BotaniLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 10 September 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kalbar (Pontianak, Hutan Gambut Konsesi Wana Subur Lestari, Sari

Bumi Kusuma Konsesi Hutan Tropis), Riau (Pekanbaru, Tasik Betung dan Giam Siak Kecil), Kalteng (Palangkaraya, Hutan Gambut Kalteng), Kalsel (Banjarmasin, Hutan Gambut Kalsel)

Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Puslit Biologi LiPi (Dr. Joeni S.Rahajoe dan Tika D. Atikah)



Abstract

My research purposes are to provide the required scientific information about ecology and ecophysiology to establish the sustainable management of terrestrial ecosystems. My research also aims to clarify the quality and quantity of environmental services, and to improve the life of local peoples living in the forested areas. My core objectives are to clarify the impacts of forest and peat fires on the terrestrial ecosystems and how to rehabilitate them after fire in Riau, and to propose sustainable management of bio-resources in lowland tropical forests in West Kalimantan, and to clarify damage of human-induced disturbance and change of ecosystem service in peat Swamp forests in Central Kalimantan.

D.4.1. Dr. Satomi Shiodera

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Sapporo, 20 April 1975Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : Kyoto Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 46 Shimoadachi-cho, Yoshida, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto, 606-8501 JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TK5048359

D.5. Study of genetic variation in lowland evergreen forest and upland evergreen forest trees in Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari sejarah terbentuknya hutan dengan melihat kepada

komposisi populasi pohon dan distribusi spesies pohonBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : BotaniLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 3 Maret (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jambi (Hutan Harapan/ PT Reki, TN Bukit Dua Belas, TN Bukti Tiga

Puluh, TN Kerinci-Seblat); Sumatera Utara (TN Gn. Lauser); Jawa Barat (Tn. Gn Gede Pangrango)

Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : iPB (Prof. iskandar Z. Siregar)



Abstract

Targeting some tree species, which are representative in lowland and upland evergreen forests and have broad range of distribution in Southeast Asia we collect leaf samples in North Sumatra Province and Jambi Province. We then examine genetic variation using microsatellite markers and chloroplast DNA sequencing. These results are compared with that of the same tree species collected in Malaysian Borneo and Malay Peninsula. We then intend to clarify the historical process of forest formation in Sundaland in the last 20,000 years after the last glacial maximum using computer simulation programs with MCMC (Markov chain Monte Carlo) algorithm recently developed.

D.5.1. Prof. Ko Harada

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Fukuoka, Jepang, 21 Juli 1948Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Professor emeritusinstitusi (institution) : Faculty of Agriculture, ehime Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 3-5-7 Tarumi, Matsuyama 790-8566, JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TH4280374

D.5.2. Dr. Koichi Kamiya

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Jepang, 10 Maret 1973Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Associate Professorinstitusi (institution) : Faculty of Agriculture, ehime Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 3-5-7 Tarumi, Matsuyama 790-8566, JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TK2105527



E. EKOLOGI (ECOLOGY)

E.1. filling a critical gap in Indonesia’s national carbon monitoring, reporting, and verification capabilities for supporting REDD+ activities: Incorporationg, quantifying and locating fire emissions from within tropical peat-swamp forest

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Menginvestigasi rangkaian kejadian sosial dan bio-fisikal yang

menyebabkan kebakaran di lahan gambutBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 5 (lima) bulan, mulai 25 Agustus 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kalteng (Palangkaraya, wilayah Kalimantan Forest and Climate

Partnership (KFCP) di Kapuas)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Kehutanan iPB (Dr. erianto indra Putra, S.Hut, M.Si), Fakultas

Pertanian Unpar (Dr. Nina Yulianti, SP, M.Si)

E.1.1. Dr. Mark Alan Cochrane

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Connecticut, 27 Agustus 1964Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Professorinstitusi (institution) : South Dakota State Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 1021 Medary Ave., Wecota Hall, Box 506B, Brookings, SD 57007Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 438628604

E.1.2. Dr. Kevin Christopher Ryan

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : illinois, 19 Oktober 1946Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Senior Scientistinstitusi (institution) : University of Montanaemail (email) : -Alamat (Address) : -Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 482497140



E.1.3. Mr. Karunarathna M. Thilina S. Jayarathne

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Kurunegala, 29 Oktober 1982Warga Negara (Nationality) : Sri LankaJabatan (Position) : Research Assistantinstitusi (institution) : University of iowaemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : University of iowa, iowa City, iowa, 52242Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : N2451638

E.1.4. Mrs. Chelsea Elizabeth Stockwell

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Missouri, 19 Maret 1989Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Research Assistantinstitusi (institution) : University of Montanaemail (email) : -Alamat (Address) : -Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 467751492

E.1.5. Dr. Cynthia Twyford fowler

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : South Carolina, 10 September 1970Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Professorinstitusi (institution) : Wofford Collegeemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 429 North Church Street, Spartanburg, South Carolina 29303

USANomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 485378733



E.1.5. Dr. Robert James Yokelson

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Rhode island AS, 22 Februari 1956Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Professorinstitusi (institution) : University of Montanaemail (email) : [email protected]( Address) : University of Montana, Missoula, MT 59812Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 529164608

E.2. Pre-feasability study of waste to energy in Kutai Kartanegara, Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Melakukan studi kelayakan untuk implementasi pembangkit listrik

berbasis sampahBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 3 (tiga) bulan, mulai 12 Mei 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kalimantan Timur (Kutai Kartanegara)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Badan Penelitian dan Pengembangan Kab. Kutai Kartanegara (Dr. ir. S.

Syarief Fathillah, M.P)

Abstract

Kutai Kartanegara Regency is one of the regions in east Kalimantan, indonesia. This region has huge natural resources such as oil, coal, gas, tropical forest and is situated along the Mahakam River. Kutai regency is divided in 18 districts and has more then 800 000 inhabitants, with an area about 4.097km2. Tenggarong is the capital of the regency and located about 45 km from the capital city of east Kalimantan province, Samarinda with about 930 000 inhabitants. Since 1995 Kutai Kartanegara is one of the regions in indonesia with own auto no my.

The waste management is not fUlly developed today and most of the waste is put into landfill. This is not concidered full/ sustainable, and is also not ideal from an environmental perspective. The energy in the region is produced from fossil fuels which generates greenhouse gas emissions

The master thesis is a collaboration between, AF industry, Falu energy and Water, Borlange energ/ and the Swedish environrnent institute, iVL The idea came up after staff from the Kutai Kartanegara regency visited plants in the Falun - Borlange region. The staff was interested in the



sustainable technology and wanted to investigate if they could implement similar sustainable solutions in their region.

With this in m’nd we together with Gunnar Bark from AF industry, Melviana Heden from Falu energ/ and Water and Ronny Arnberg from Borlange energy and iVU designed a master thesis that will investigate the possibility of waste to energy plants in Kutai Kartanegara to make the region more sustainable.

The purpose of this project is to initiate a collaboration between the Kutai Kartanegara region and the stated companies above. Through this project Swedish solutions, experience and technology would help the Kutai Kartanegara region to develop a sustainable energy system and learn more in the subject.

The goal is .to do a pre-feasabiiity stud/ on the possibility to implement waste to energy plants inthe Kutai Kartanegara region. This should be done in a economical and environmental sustainable way. The study also intends to investigate what social consequences these implementations would bring.

E.2.1. Mr. Jon Gazelius

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Swedia, 15 Februari 1988Warga Negara (Nationality) : SwediaJabatan (Position) : Master Studentinstitusi (institution) : Uppsala Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Vaksalagatan 47, 75331 Uppsala SwedenNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 88229514

E.3. An operational multi-sensor design for forest carbon monitoring to support REDD+ in Kalimantan, Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mengumpulkan data udara LiDAR di 5 provinsi di KalimantanBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 12 Januari 2015 (month, starting

from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kalteng (Palangkaraya); Kaltim (Balikpapan); Kalbar (Pontianak);

dan Kaltara (Berau)



Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : LAPAN (Dr. Orbita Roswintiarti)

Abstract

Around the world, governments are establishing national forest monitoring systems (NFMS) that use a combination of remote sensing and ground-based forest carbon inventory approaches to estimate anthropogenic forest-related greenhouse gas emissions and removals. The NFMS forms the link between historical assessments and current/future assessments of forests, enabling consistency in the data and information to support the implementation of ReDD+ activities. The creation of a reliable, transparent, and comprehensive NFMS is currently limited by a dearth of relevant data that are accurate, low-cost, and spatially resolved at subnational scales.

in this NASA research project, we aim to develop, evaluate, and validate several critical components of a NFMS in Kalimantan, indonesia, focusing on the use of LiDAR and radar imagery for improved carbon stock and forest degradation information.

We aim to evaluate sensor and platform tradeoffs systematically against in situ investments, as well as provide detailed tracking and characterization of uncertainty in a cost-benefit framework. Kalimantan is an ideal area to evaluate the use of remote sensing methods due to the rapidly changing uses of the carbon-dense rainforests found in this region. While our work focuses at the subnational scale for Kalimantan, we are targeting these methods for applicability across broader geographies and for implementation at various scales.

The two primary goals of this project are:

1. To assist ReDD+ stakeholders in indonesia by contributing data products and improved forest monitoring methods.

2. To develop improved methods that are useful across regions and are cost effective to map biomass, deforestation, and carbon loss from deforestation and degradation, and associated uncertainties.

These goals will be met through three objectives:

1. Develop an uncertainty tracking system for National Forest Monitoring Systems.2. Map carbon emissions associated with forest degradation from timber harvesting using

LiDAR and radar in Kalimantan.3. Produce improved wall-to-wall forest carbon stock maps of Kalimantan using LiDAR, radar,

and optical data



E.3.1. Mr. Stephen Charles Hagen

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Park Ridge, illinois, AS, 31 Desember 1974Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Senior Scientistinstitusi (institution) : Applied Geosolutionsemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 87 Packers Falls Road Durham, NH 03824 USANomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 454172586

E.4. Research on urban metabolism by time allocation survey

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Untuk memahami metabolisme perkotaan dari sudut pandang value-

chain di daerah kumuhBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 1 (satu) bulan, mulai 23 November 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jawa Barat (Bandung)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Penelitian Fisika – LiPi (Dr.rer.nat. Neni Sintawardani)

E.4.1. Mr. Hiroki Kobayashi

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Hokkaido, 26 Februari 1993Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Bachelor Studentinstitusi (institution) : Faculty of engineering – Hokkaido Univeristyemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Kita-13, Nishi-8, Kita-ku Sapporo City, 060-8628 Hokkaido JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TR4236798



E.5. REDD+, the role of community monitoring

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Menyelidiki kondisi terbaik implementasi ReDD + yang paling

optimal dalam hal pengurangan emisiBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 6 Januari 2015 (month, starting

from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jambi (TN. Berbak), Kalimantan Timur (Berau), Sumatera Barat

(Sijunjung)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : institut Pertanian Bogor (Dr. Arya Hadi Dharmawan)

Abstract

ReDD+ is a recently emerged global initiative, with the key objective to reduce greenhouse gas emission from the forest sector, it aims to arrest defcrestation and forest degradation and to promote sustainable management and forest conservation by offering financial incentives primarily to governments in developing countries. These financial incentives include compensations for those who lose access to forest products and lands, and rewards for those who increase forest carbon (Peskett et al. 2008). Since its inception, ReDD+ has swiftly received enormous interest from developing countries as a potential source of international funding. To date, more than 40 developing countries have initiated ReDD+ related activities (UN-ReDD 2013).

However, there are growing concerns over the possible adverse effects of ReDD+ for millions of rural poor who depend on forests for subsistence and cash income. Previous experiences have shown that identification of valuable forest resources often leads to the exclusion of local people from forest management and use. Often this leads states to assert exclusive legal rights and control over forests and lands without recognizing local customary rights thereby renderingtraditional activities illegal and turning traditional occupants into encroachers (Sikor 2010). ‘Discovery’ of valuable resources in forest areas also attracts commercial actors such as mining., palm oil and logging companies who may gain control of customary lands by obtaining g.ant concessions from states (Peluso 1994). Such land grabbing has often resulted in violent conflicts and injustice.

One of the main tools which ReDD-’- employs for benefit distribution and compensation is the monitoring of carbon stocks and identification of foregone benefits. However, reliance on outside experts to do so is not only expensive, but may also offer an excuse for recentralization



of forest governance and for the exclusion of local people.Participatory monitoring has been shown to have positive effects on safeguarding local forest rights and forest access and to promote local involvement in decision-making (Danielsen et al. 2010). Community-based methods have been used to measure, monitor and report biodiversity (e.g. Topp-Jorgensen et al. 2005) as well as carbon stock changes (e.g. Danielsen et al. 2011, Skutsch et a!. 2011). Another area which deserves more attention is the potential of community-based methods for generating social science data on impacts of ReDD+ on local -livelihoods (e.g. Cullen-Unsworth et al. 2011).However, there is a lack of systematic evaluations of the potential of participatory monitoring of livelihood impacts to contribute to safeguarding local rights and ensure adequate compensation.

Drawing on cases from indonesia and Vietnam this project aims to identify emerging and potential consequences of ReDD + on land rights, forest access and use regulations, mechanisms governing the distribution of benefits and the potential of community based monitoring to strengthen social safeguards. indonesia and Vietnam have been chosen as project countries as they share some of the same problems, but use different approaches to address them. Both countries are rich in forests which are to a large degree inhabited by ethnic minorities, and both are participating in ReDD+.

The project’s objectives are:

1. To strengthen the capacity of institutions in indonesia and Vietnam to conduct research on rights in relation to ReDD i .

2. To generate insights into mechanisms to safeguard local people’s rights in relation to ReDD+ by investigating:

a. Governance: What are the emerging and potential consequences of ReDD+ on local access and use, and what governs the distribution of benefits?

b. Community monitoring: Can community based monitoring of carbon and livelihood impacts function as a tool for local involvement in decision-making and for safeguarding local forest rights and access?

E.5.1. Ms. Helena Ohlensc hlager Larsen

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Denmark, 15 Oktober 1985Warga Negara (Nationality) : DenmarkJabatan (Position) : Research Assistantinstitusi (institution) : University of Conpehagenemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Nordre Fasanvej 18, 2.th 2000 FrederiksbergNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 207800031



E.6. Market Studies for Certification of forest Ecosystem Services in Lombok

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Menganalisa permintaan pasar untuk sertifikasi daerah aliran sungai

di LombokBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 4 (empat) bulan, mulai 29 Januari 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Nusa Tenggara Barat (Lombok)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Konsorsium untuk Study dan Pengembangan Partisipasi (Konsepsi)

(Witardi, Se), Universitas Mataram (Dr. Sitti Latifah, S.Hut.,M.Sc.F)

Abstract

Certification of forest ecosystem services is an instrument designed to foster the efficiency and effectiveness of market-based instruments by reducing asymmetric information between ecosystem services sellers and buyers. Successful certification implementation requires market demand, but its presence is currently unknown. Therefore, the research will analyze the market demand for certification in Lombok as a case study. Watershed certification will be focused in the research since in Lombok a PLS scheme is implemented to protect Rinjani watersheds with the support of WWF-lndonesia. The watersheds are a vital water source to iVlataram City

This market research has three objectives: (i) demand analysis. (2) perceptual analysis, and (3) cost-effectiveness analysis. First, the demand analysis will elicit demand for watershed certification from the residents of Mataram City. Second, the perceptual analysis will examine and compare PeS stakeholders’ perceptions on watershed certification. PeS stakeholders include PeS sellers, PeS buyers, local government (PiMM), and local NGO (WWF-lndonesia). Third, the cost-effectiveness will analyze the cost-effectiveness of watershed certification in comparisons with forest certification and other watershed management methods in Lombok



E.6.1. Mr. Wanggi Jaung

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Korea, 19 Januari 1982Warga Negara (Nationality) : KoreaJabatan (Position) : PhD candidateinstitusi (institution) : University of British Columbiaemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Department of Forest Resources Management 2nd Floor, Forest

Sciences Center 2045-2424 Main Hall Vancouver, CanadaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : M46864922

E.7. Influence of Tropical Lowland Rainforest Transformation Systems to the Community, Genetic and Trophic Structure of Bats in Jambi, Sumatra

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Memahami dampak dari transformasi sistem hutan terhadap

komunitas dan genetik kelelawar di JambiBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 4 (empat) bulan, mulai 28 Mei 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jambi (TN Bukit Duabelas, Hutan Hujan Harapan, Perkebunan sawit

dan karet di Batanghari dan Sarolangun)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : institut Pertanian Bogor (Prof. Dr. Damayanti Buchori)

Abstract

Mist netting will be used to assess the taxonomic diversity of bats among the rainforest transformation systems. Mist nets and harp traps will be installed in every core plot. each plot will be sampled for two consecutive nights. Mist netting will be done from 18:00 to 24:00 hours and nets will be checked at 1 hour interval. Ground and sub-canopy level mist netting will be employed to provide better representation of bat community structure. Caught bats will be measured, identified and will be assigned to its respective trophic category. The research will be implemented in Jambi Province in Sumatra, with the fastest and most complete transformation of tropical lowland rainforest. We focus on tropical lowland rainforests as these are experiencing the strongest losses worldwide (Achard et al. 2002). in particular, the massive transformation of lowland rainforest into oil palm plantations has been identified as a major threat for biodiversity and a potential driver of climate change (Danielsen et al. 2009, Giam et al. 2010, Wilcove and Koh 2010).



E.7.1. Mr. Neil Jun Sala Lobite

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Filipina, 7 Desember 1991Warga Negara (Nationality) : FilipinaJabatan (Position) : Master Studentinstitusi (institution) : University of the Philippinesemail (email) : [email protected] ; [email protected] (Address) : Brgy. 7, D- Kalachuchi, Nasipit, Agusan del Norte, 8602

PhilippinesNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : eB8693295

E.8. Preserving Ecosystem Through Species Interactions : Conservation Planning for Buton Island, Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Menyelidiki bagaimana gangguan manusia mempengaruhi mamalia

dan tanaman yang mungkin bergantung pada mereka di ekosistem hutan Pulau Buton, Sulawesi Tenggara, indonesia

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 4 (empat) bulan, mulai 1 Juni 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sulawesi Tenggara (Cagar Alam Butan Utara dan Hutan Lindung

Lambusango)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Universitas Haluoleo (Dr. ir. Laode Sabaruddin, M.Si)

Abstract

Biodiversity loss cascades through ecosystems when human disturbance disrupts species interactions across trophic levels. Any disturbance that directly threatens fauna with extinction could indirectly threaten flora if it disrupts plant animal interactions that influence plant population persistence. Southeast Asian tropical forests house much of the earths terrestrial biodiversity and are thus of high priority for conservation research. My study investigates how human disturbance affects mammals and the plants that may rely on them in the forest ecosystems of Buton island, South east Sulawesi, indonesia. i will identify high priority areas to reduce human presence by relating estimates of mammal local abundance and community structure to experimentally estimated seed and seedling survival in areas exposed to different disturbance intensities. Disturbance intensity will be calculated using social surveys



and participatory mapping. i will use Bayesian decision analysis to integrate all data into a conservation tool that communicates results to local communities in a meaningful way. in addition to providing critical conservation information to Buton island, the framework i develop will be useful for managing other systems because the resource (mammal and plant) and disturbance (human presence) components can be updated on a case-by-case basis.

Keywords Buton island, Bayesian decision analysis, plant mammal interactions, participatory mapping, biodiversity conservation, ecosystem approach.

E.8.1. Ms. Adrienne Louise Contasti

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Kanada, 1 Februari 1986Warga Negara (Nationality) : KanadaJabatan (Position) : Ph.D Studentinstitusi (institution) : University of British Columbiaemail (email) : [email protected], [email protected] (Address) : 6-1245, Stephenson Drive, Burlington, ON, Canada, L7S 2L9

CanadaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : QC176412

E.9. Hydrological restoration monitoring in the Sabangau peat-swamp forest, Central Kalimantan

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mengolah hasil penelitian dari Community Patrol Team (TSA) dan

Cimtrop untuk menyediakan data yang berguna dalam melakukan penilaian kondisi hidrologi ekosistem serta memantau keberhasilan dari tindakan konservasi yang telah dilakukan

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 18 Desember 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kalimantan Tengah (Palangkaraya, Sebangau, Pulau Pisang, dan

Laboratorium Alam Hutan Gambut)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : CiMTROP – Universitas Palangka Raya (Dr Suwido H. Limin)



Abstract

Despite the Sabangau Forest’s high importance for biodiversity conservation, carbon storage and ecosystem service provision, like most other peatlands in the region, it remains at risk from a number of threats. in particular, between 1997 and 2005, intense uncontrolled illegal logging occurred here and there were several severe fire events. The lasting effects of this habitat drainage and degradation will be detrimental to the long-term integrity of the ecosystem unless mitigation activities are undertaken. Of particular concern are hundreds of small canals, usually 1-2m wide and 1m deep, which were cut into the peat by illegal loggers to extract timber from the forest.

Restoring the peat-swamp forest hydrology is therefore an indispensable conservation action to retain water and forest litterfall in the ecosystem, slow drainage and allow canals to fill in naturally. Since 2009, the CiMTROP Community Patrol Team (TSA) in collaboration with the local community built up to 400 dams in 11 canals, with further dam construction ongoing. i will support this important work by the TSA and CiMTROP in the LAHG, Sabangau by combining research and hydrology monitoring to provide useful data to assess the hydrological condition of the ecosystem and monitor the success of the these conservation actions.

in particular, i will: (1) monitor the hydrological conditions of the forest in dammed and non-dammed areas, including water tables and dry-season drawdown; (2) monitor dam efficiency and the reduction of the forest drainage, including water flow rates and depth in canals; (3) assess the best tree/shrub species to be planted on top of “living” dams; and (4) train the local counterpart scientists and other CiMTROP/TSA staff members on hydrology monitoring data collection, storage and analysis techniques, plus research design, report writing and results presentation, in order to contribute to local capacity building and scientific developments.

E.9.1. Mr. Pau Brugues Sintes

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Barcelona, 16 Oktober 1984Warga Negara (Nationality) : SpanyolJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : OuTrop, Oxford Brookes University, UKemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Travessera de les Corts, 313 7B 08029 Barcelona SpainNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : AAG015823



E.10. finding and evaluation of the controlling factor of sulfur denitrification and greenhouse gas emission from acid sulfate soil in Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Untuk mengetahui emisi gas rumah kaca dari tanah sulfat masam di

indonesiaBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 3 (tiga) bulan, mulai 16 Desember 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jambi (Rantau Rasau, Kab. Tanjung Jabung Timur)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Departemen ilmu Tanah dan Sumberdaya Lahan, institut Pertanian

Bogor (Dr.Suwardi)

Abstract

Acid sulfate soil is the depleted soil with very low pH because of sulfide oxidation in the agricultural field. When nitrogen fertilizer is applied to the low pH soil, usually very high nitrous oxide emission occurred. it has as 298 times higher global warming potential as carbon dioxide. However, so far there is no report of nitrous emission in acid sulfate soil. Generally, it is said the acidic condition inhibits nitrification and denitrification which are major process of nitrous oxide production in soil but i made a hypothesis that other process such as nitrate reduction with sulfur oxidation to sulfuric acid may strongly relate to the nitrous oxide production (sulfur denitrification). Study about nitrogen dynamics related to nitrous oxide production in acid sulfate soil is crucial. in indonesia, the area of acid sulfate soil is 10.8 million which increased with development of agricultural field therefore the utilization of this soil with low greenhouse gas emission can contribute to increase the area of sustainable agricultural field and food productivity. in this study, gas and soil samples are taken and analyzed in Japan. Using the data from analysis, the controlling factor of gas emission is researched and good management of this type of soil might be suggested.



E.10.1. Mr. Motohiro Yoshimura

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Hokkaido, 29 November 1992Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Master course studentinstitusi (institution) : Hokkaido Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Jl. Meranti Wing 21 Level 4, Department of Soil Science and Land

Resources, Faculty of Agriculture, Bogor Agricultural University, Darmaga Campus, Bogor, West Java, 16680

Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : MT1959215

E.11. Microplastics and Megafauna: Implications of microplastic ingestion on large filter feeders

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Untuk mempelajari implikasi dari pencemaran plastik laut terhadap

pari manta (Manta alfredi dan Manta birostris) serta hiu paus (Rhincodon typus)

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 8 Desember 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jawa Timur (Probolinggo, Banyuwangi), Bali (Kab. Klungkung: Nusa

Penida, Nusa Lembongan, dan Nusa Ceningan), NTB (Lombok Barat dan Lombok Timur), NTT (TN. Pulau Komodo, Manggarai Barat, Solor, dan Lembata), serta Kalimantan Timur (Berau)

Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Perikanan dan Kelautan – Universitas Udayana (i Gede

Hendrawan, Ph.D)

Abstract

The increasing level of marine plastic debris is a large-scale, global environmental problem. The deleterious effects of small-sized plastics or microplastics on large filter feeders, such as manta rays and whale sharks, are poorly understood. We aim to study the implications of plastic marine pollution on manta rays (Manta alfredi and Manta birostris) and whale sharks (Rhincodon typus), both vulnerable and economically important species for tourism. We will investigate if microplastic is present in the feeding grounds of manta rays and whale sharks in



indonesia (Nusa Penida, Komodo National Park, east Java and Raja Ampat), and if these animals ingest microplastic and become exposed to plastic associated toxins. By exploring the direct implications of marine plastic debris on a flagship species, such as manta rays, we will expand the understanding of this cryptic anthropogenic threat and encourage solutions for localized waste management.

E.11.1. Ms. Elitza Stanislavova Germanov

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Sofia, 25 Agustus 1982Warga Negara (Nationality) : KanadaJabatan (Position) : PhD studentinstitusi (institution) : Murdoch Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 90 South Street, Murdoch University, Perth, Western Australia

6150Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : HG053116

E.12. The Behavior of Mercury in Contaminated Site and Its Ecological Impact

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Untuk mengetahui dampak lingkungan dari merkuriBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 3 Desember 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jabar (Bogor dan TN Gn. Halimun-Salak), Kalteng (Palangkaraya dan

Bawan)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Puslit Biologi LiPi (Dr. Joeni Setijo Rahajoe, Dr. Nuril Hidayati, Dr. Siti

Sundari)

Abstract

Japanese researchers from Kagoshima University will make a cooperative study with Research Center for Biology (RCB) LiPi to elucidate the behavior of mercury released from gold mining during August 2015 to March 2016. The study includes three topics for this year as follows and the West Java will be a main study field.



1) Dispersion of mercury through air2) Movement of mercury through river system and the change of chemical forms of mercury

in the environment.3) Accumulation of mercury through the biological systems

This work is supported by Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research from the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) from 2013 to 2015. RCB-LiPi and Kagoshima University exchange an MOU for the cooperative study. This study will strengthen the relationship..

E.12.1. Mr. Takashi Tomiyasu

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Fukuoka, 22 November 1962Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Professorinstitusi (institution) : Kagoshima Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Korimoto 1-21-35, Kagoshima, 890-0065 JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TK2580590

E.13. Measuring Urban Resilience to Climate Change in Jakarta, Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Untuk mempelajari akibat dari perubahan iklim di JakartaBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 10 (sepuluh) bulan, mulai 2 Desember 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : DKi JakartaMitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Program Pascasarjana Universitas indonesia (Komara Djaja)

Abstract

Jakarta, indonesia is the world’s most vulnerable city to the effects of climate change, particularly flooding. To provide critical data necessary for flood management i will build and deploy a low cost wireless sensor network to measure flooding throughout Jakarta. This data will be integrated into Pusat Pengendalian Operasi Penanggulangan Bencana (Pusdalops) of Badan Penanggulangan Bencana Daerah (BPBD) DKi Jakarta, to provide free, real-time information on flooding for Jakarta’s government and 28 million residents.



E.13.1. Mr. frank Martin Sedlar

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Amerika, 7 Januari 1990Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Graduate Studentinstitusi (institution) : University of Michiganemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 605 Ogden Ave.escanaba, Mi 49829United States of AmericaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 440433391

E.14. Toward the Regeneration of Tropical Peat Land Societies: Establishment of an International Research Network and Proposal of its future

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Untuk memperjelas karakteristik ekologi dan siklus materi di daerah

rawa gambut tropisBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 7 Desember 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Propinsi Riau (Kabupaten Siak dan Pelalawan), Kalteng (Palangkaraya,

Kab Pulau Pisau), Jateng (Kab. Magelang, Klaten, dan Boyolali), Di Jogjakarta (Kab. Sleman dan Progo)

Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Universitas Riau (Dr. Harris Gunawan)

Abstract

Fruiting phenology and seed predation affects forest recruitment and regeneration. Our (i and counterpart) previous study showed that there are closer relationships between fruiting phenology and seed predation in tropical peat swamp forests, and the study cast a new hypothesis that the drainage of peat swamp forests possibly have severe negative effects on regeneration process of tree species by the following way.

Wes revealed that there are two kinds of tree species of which fruits are highly and less preferred by seed predators in tropical peat swamp forest. During the flooding season the activity of small mammals are restricted, and rate of seed predation of favoured species, consequently, is decrease. Species well preferred by predators produced seeds during flooding season. in addition to that these species produced much seeds in a year of high precipitation and vice versa. Generally most of remnant peat swamp forests have experienced drainage and the



watertable is kept to be lower. The above result and lower watertable condition of remnant peat swamp forests leads to the following hypotheses;

i) if the fruiting of the well preferred species are triggered by higher watertable, there seeds would not fruit in a forest of lowered water table.

ii) even if seeds of well preferred species are fruited under lowered watertable condition their seeds will be predated by seed predators, as the predators activity is not limited in such forest. Then, the regeneration of the trees will be disturbed.

The objective of the present study is to clarify the effect of peatland exploitation on regeneration of tree species for forest management. For the objective we will conduct research in well and least drained peat swamp forests and monitor the fruiting process. in the study difference in following aspects will be compared between the forests.

i) Fruiting and flowering phenology and seed production of dominant tree species.ii) Seasonal changes of seed predators activity and predation pressure on seeds

By comparing the results we will clarify whether changes in watertable affects fruiting phenology of plant community in amount or in a temporal scale and whether the activity of small mammals increase on a lowered watertable site.

E.14.1. Mr. Tetsuya Shimamura

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Kanagawa, Jepang, 23 September 1975Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Scientistinstitusi (institution) : Faculty of Agriculture, ehime Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Faculty of Agriculture, ehime University 3-5-7 Tarumi, Matsuyama

7908566 JAPANNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TH4858186

E.15. Effects of spatial and temporal variation in plant productivity on the population ecology of Bornean rainforest primates at the Cabang Panti Research Station in Gunung Palung National Park

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari dampak spasial dan produktifitas berbagai jenis tanaman

hutan terhadap populasi primata hutan hujan tropis KalimantanBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologi



Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 23 November 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kalbar (Cabang Panti Research Station di TN Gunung Palung Ketapang

dan Kayong Utara)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Kehutanan – Universitas Tanjungpura (Dr. ir. Burhanuddin, MP)

Abstract

The proposed research seeks to continue long-term research at GunungPalungNational Park regarding how spatial and temporal variation in plant productivity affects populations of Bornean rainforest primates. Long-term research on gibbons and leaf monkeys has indicated that several key measures of demographic success (e.g., density, group size, reproductive success) are strongly determined by spatial and temporal variation in food availability across the tropical forest landscape found at this study site. The results, however, suggest that the manner in which the two primate species are affected by this variation is strikingly different. The objective of the proposed research is continue collection of data that will be used to test eight hypotheses designed to improve our understanding of how landscape-level variation in habitat quality and seasonality of fruit production impact the population ecology of white-bearded gibbons and red leaf monkeys. The goal is to obtain a deeper understanding of the underlying ecological principles limiting primate population dynamics, and understand inter-specific variation in response to landscape-scale and seasonal variation in plant productivity.

E.15.1. Ms. Sarah Marie Jaffe

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : California, 28 Desember 1979Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : University of California, Davisemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 1905 Northwest 29 th AvenueApartement 216 Portland, OR

97210, USANomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 459327811



E.16. The Menjangan Island Coral Reef Project: Addressing Threats to Reefs

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mengidentifikasi ancaman terhadap terumbu karang di sekitar

MenjanganBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologi kelautanLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 23 November 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Bali (Buleleng, Pulau Menjangan, TN Bali Barat, Pemuteran, Sumber

Kima, Pejarakan, dan Sumber Klampok)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Penelitian Lingkungan Hidup – Universitas Udayana (Abd.

Rahman As-syakur)

Abstract

The coral reefs surrounding Menjangan island in Bali Barat National Park are one of Bali s top-rated recreational diving destinations, with well-developed, biologically diverse shallow and deep reefs. Unfortunately, these reefs face numerous stressors including blast fishing, overfishing, bleaching from elevated seawater temperature, crown-of-thorns starfish infestations, anchor and diver damage and chronic plastic debris. This project seeks to characterize and address threats to the reefs near Menjangan and the adjacent mainland coast. The threats will be characterized by (a) underwater surveys of reef condition, community structure and fish populations, and (b) a geographic information system (GiS)-based study of terrestrial pollution using topographic, land use and other geospatial data. Local residents and stakeholders will be invited to participate in a collaborative planning effort to mitigate threats including excess runoff, plastic and wastewater pollution and human-caused damage to local reefs. This project will build upon prior reef studies and community-based conservation projects initiated by Biosphere Foundation in northwest Bali since 2008. it will assess reef change since 2000 and continue capacity-building with residents and stakeholders to reduce local threats and improve reef resiliency. Such stewardship will help preserve Menjangan island value as a cultural, environmental and economic resource that benefits visitors, the national park and communities of northwest Bali.



E.16.1. Ms. Katharine Elisabeth Currier

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : AS, 16 Desember 1981Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Research Associateinstitusi (institution) : Biosphere Foundationemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 1426 Red Oak Ct. Ft. Collins, CO 80525 USANomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 483780034

E.17. Research on urban metabolism by time allocation survey

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Untuk memahami metabolisme perkotaan dari sudut pandang value-

chain di daerah kumuhBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Teknik LingkunganLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 1 (satu) bulan, mulai 23 November 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jawa Barat (Bandung)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Penelitian Fisika – LiPi (Dr.rer.nat. Neni Sintawardani)

Abstract

Urban slum is defined generally as the area which has bad living environment due to (1) over population and (2) insufficient infrastructure. it is clear that corroboration between government and local community is necessary to solve this problem, however in many cases, the system and technology which is provided by government side does not match to slum dwellers’ behavior based on their value system and decision making process. As a result, we can easily find locally managed self-building infrastructure and system in slum area. Those self-building infrastructures are reasonable solution for slum dwellers, however in many cases, this solution makes another problem and finally it cannot be total solution. For example, water closed toilet without treatment facility is one of typical situation. Thus, it is necessary that social system design which leads peoples’ decision making to total solution and appropriate technology selection, for solving the problems in slum area. To achieve this, understanding the urban metabolism to reach the total solution, and analysis on decision making system of people to understand their value evaluation and behavior, are necessary. And then adjusting the total solution and people’s decision making, and designing the appropriate policy, is required. On the bases of this concept, this study aims to understand urban metabolism from viewpoint of value-chain in slum area.



E.17.1. Dr. Ushijima Ken

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Saitama, 7 September 1975Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Researchinstitusi (institution) : Northern Regional Building Research institute, Hokkaido

Research Organizationemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 3-1-20, Midorigaoka-higashi 1, Asahikawa City, 0788801

HokkaidoJapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TR4976392

E.18. Trial of an early warning system for marine pests in the Banda Islands, Moluccas, Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Untuk mengidentifikasi apakah nelayan sekitar kepulauan Banda

terancam oleh invasi biologi kelautan dari daerah biogeografi lain di indonesia atau Australia

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 26 Oktober 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jawa Barat (Bogor) dan Maluku (Banda Naira)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Perikanan dan ilmu Kelautan – iPB (Dr. Hawis Madduppa)

Abstract

Trial of an early warning system for marine pests in the Banda islands, Moluccas, indonesia

The transport and establishment of non-indigenous species (NiS) is regarded as one of the greatest threats to the world’s biodiversity, with significant environmental, economic, social and health impacts worldwide. Within the marine environment, shipping is recognized as the most important and prevalent transport vector of NiS, across international and domestic borders at ever increasing rates. in response to biosecurity risks associated with shipping, Australia recently implemented a National System for the Prevention and Management of Marine Pest incursions. examples of successful eradication efforts of marine pest species are few, very expensive and feasible only at a very early stage of introduction. early-warning detection systems, consisting in regular surveys using a range of techniques (settlement arrays, mops, traps) have been



developed and implemented in Western Australia (WA) in order to attempt to detect NiS at an early stage of establishment. Detection at early stages of establishment is essential for effective management actions. in indonesia, less attention has been paid to biological invasions in the marine environment so far, which is partly because of the exceptional high marine biodiversity in the archipelago, which makes it difficult to identify the occurrence of non-indigenous species. However, because of the fact that indonesia consists of several biogeographic regions, even invasions within the country are possible, which was for example shown for Asian green mussels, Perna viridis, to the Moluccas. The Banda islands (central Moluccas) is a group of 11 small islands, with a human population of 22 000 living mainly from fishing and farming, but increasingly also from tourism. The islands sit in what is considered the center of global marine biodiversity, the Coral Triangle. The port in the main island of Banda Naira is a hub for passenger ferries and large fishing boats connecting the Moluccas and West Papua in the east with the islands of Sulawesi, Bali and Java in west indonesia, and sailing vessels and cruise ships travelling between indonesia and Australia. This study will help to identify whether the Banda islands’ marine communities are threatened by marine biological invasions from other biogeographic regions of indonesia or Australia. it will also determine Banda Naira’s role in facilitating invasions within indonesia, to Australia and vice versa.

E.18.1. Ms. Mareike Huhn

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Recklinghausen, 13 September 1984Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : PhD Studentinstitusi (institution) : Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel – GeOMARemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Schulstrasse 345739 Oer-erkenschwickNRWGermanyNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C7GW35HPT

E.19. Identifying fine scale habitat use and landscape connectivity of tigers in a central Sumatran landscape

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mengidentifikasi hubungan antara skala habitat yang dapat digunakan

dengan baik oleh harimau Sumatera dengan konektifitas lanskapBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 19 Oktober 2015 (month, starting from)



Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Riau (TN. Tesso Nilo, indragiri Hilir, indragiri Hulu, Kampar, Kuantan

Singingi Pelalawan, Rokan Hulu, Siak, dan Pekanbaru), TN. Bukit Tigapuluh, Hutan Lindung Bukit Batabuh, Suaka Margasatwa Kerumutan, Suaka Margasatwa Bukit Rimbang Baling); DKi Jakarta (LBM eijkman); Jawa Barat (Taman Safari)

Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Kehutanan – UGM (Muhammad Ali imron)

Abstract

The Asia Development Bank estimates $750 trillion will be spent in Southeast Asia within the next decade. As roads, railroads, dams, mines and towns continue to fragment habitat, the overall decrease in natural areas and the increased distance between these habitat patches will lead to reduced carnivore presence. Preserving connectivity physical and genetic - between habitat patches is one of the most important factors in conserving endangered carnivore species such as tiger. The Sumatran tiger resides within approximately 88,000 km2 of fragmented natural habitat. Although plantations and settlements are increasingly encroaching on natural areas, tiger use of non-natural areas remains largely unknown. identifying which areas of plantations tigers use, and why, could help reduce the number of human-tiger encounters and human-tiger conflict related mortalities, and allow plantation managers to plan strategic and rotational tiger friendly areas of plantations. The goal of this project is to conduct a preliminary assessment of the extent of connectivity and habitat use of central Sumatran tiger populations. To determine habitat use, we will use foot holds and/or box traps to trap tigers and African Wildlife Tracking GPS collars to collect fine-scale movement data. Scat will be collected and analyzed to quantify any genetic connectivity between tiger populations in central Sumatra. We will also model land cover change and quantify tiger habitat change using different development scenarios. The findings of this study will provide us with powerful knowledge critical to keeping the growing human population safe while developing a management plan to increase the central Sumatran tiger population.

E.19.1. Ms. Erin Elizabeth Poor

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Michigan, 29 Januari 1984Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : PhD Candidateinstitusi (institution) : Virginia Techemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Jl. Pringgodani 15, YogyakartaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 467808841



E.20. Secret Cats of Sabangau: Behavioural Ecology and Population Density of Borneo’s Small Cats

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari perilaku dari Borneo’s Small Cats di SebangauBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 11 September 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Laboratorium Alam Hutan Gambut Sebangau – PalangkarayaMitra Kerja(Counterpart) : CiMTROP – Universitas Palangkaraya (Rahman dan Bustani Arifin)

Abstract

Since 2008 OuTrop and CiMTROP have carried out the first long-term monitoring of Sunda clouded leopards in indonesia. We have determined population densities for peat-swamp forest, added much needed information to knowledge of behavioural ecology and anthropogenic pressures and obtained demographic data for 9 individual clouded leopards. in this time we have also opportunistically obtained images of 3 of the 4 small cats. Since the cameras were first placed in 2008, we have captured 142 independent photos of clouded leopards but only 74 leopard cats, 34 marbled cats and 30 flat-headed cats (independent photos). This is likely an artefact of the placing of the cameras (±1km apart) to focus on the wide-ranging clouded leopard. By moving the cameras closer (±500m) we hope to determine population density for the small cats and determine if the bay cat is indeed absent from this forest as well as continuing our monitoring of the clouded leopard population. Given the disturbed mosaic nature of Sabangau we also hope to determine which areas are unsuitable for small cats either due to habitat changes and/or due to human disturbance. Live small cats are more common in Kalimantan markets than clouded leopards and their skins are more regularly found in homes. Far less is known about small cat movements, habitat preferences, seasonal movements, breeding patterns and effects of anthropogenic disturbance across their range but these data are particularly lacking from tropical peat-swamp forests [Cheyne, and Macdonald, 2011]. By shifting the camera project focus away from clouded leopards we hope to add to this information.

The final report will: 1) Describe survey and analysis methods, site locations and field protocol in detail to enable identical repeat surveys; 2) include baseline dataset; 3) Make recommendations for evaluation and feedback; 4) Be translated into the indonesian language.

This document will contain the most complete and up-to-date overview of small cats’ status in Sabangau.



E.20.1. Ms. Karen Anne Jeffers

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : exeter, 2 Maret 1963Warga Negara (Nationality) : inggrisJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : OutTrop WildCRU, University of Oxfordemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Barge induceThe Hollows Brentford Middlesex TW 80 DZ United

KingdomNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 518419968

E.21. A Characterization of the hydrological dynamics of a headwater catchment in Samboja Lestari, Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Menentukan dinamika hidrologi didaerah tangkapan air Hutan

SambojaBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 3 (tiga) bulan, mulai 14 September 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kaltim (Samboja Lestari)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : ecology and Conservation Center for Tropical Studies – eCOSiTROP (Dr.

Yaya Rayadin)

Abstract

The primary objective of this research project is to determine the hydrological dynamics in a headwater catchment (Paas catchment) in Samboja Lestari, with special focus on the possibility whether enough water can be stored in the headwaters, needed for creating additional artificial islands. Knowledge about water storage capacity could help to optimize water availability, since the water levels in the canals surrounding the artificially created islands need to remain above the specified minimal water depth all year round. For this purpose a field campaign will be conducted in which measurements will be done on Precipitation, evapotranspiration, Groundwater levels and Discharge. Furthermore an assessment of the geology and hydrogeological setting will be done.



E.21.1. Ms. femke Anouk Jansen

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Huizen, 17 August 1991Warga Negara (Nationality) : BelandaJabatan (Position) : Msc Studentinstitusi (institution) : Wageningen Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Churchillweg 16707 JA Wageningen, Gelderland The NetherlandsNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : NPHB392C8

E.22. Hydrological characteristics of a headwater catchment in Samboja Lestari, Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mengetahui ketersediaan air yang cukup untuk membuat pulau

buatan di area Samboja Lestari bagian barat laut yang dikelilingi oleh kanal-kanal dengan level kedalaman air di atas minimum

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 4 (empat) bulan, mulai 14 September 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kalimantan Timur (Samboja Lestari)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : ecology and Conservation Center for Tropical Studies – eCOSiTROP (Dr.

Yaya Rayadin)

Abstract

n the forested area of Samboja Lestari the water availability is the limiting factor regarding to the philosophy of the BOS Foundation to create benefits for the local people by means of nature conservation. Hence, the hydrology plays an important role since hydrological processes can provide insight in solving water-related problems. in rain forests occasional periods of water shortage may occur which can have a pronounced long-term effect on tree mortality and species composition. More water storage could accelerate the recovery of a valuable ecosystem since trees are expected to increase when short-term water shortage is decreased. Regarding to the possibilities to construct new artificial islands, as a semi-natural living environment for Orangutans, hydrological data is limited available. When constructing new islands, it should be taken into account that the canals surrounding the artificial islands are not allowed to fall below minimal water depth throughout the year (including a possible dry period). Hence, possibilities to reduce the period of water shortage need to be explored with the attempt to construct artificial islands surrounded by canals which are always above the minimal water depth.



E.22.1. Ms. Lisanne francisca Margaretha van Beek

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Utrecht, 13 Februari 1990Warga Negara (Nationality) : BelandaJabatan (Position) : Msc Studentinstitusi (institution) : Wageningen Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : imkerspad 1A3454 DHUtrechtThe NetherlandsNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : NU6J25K14

E.23. The effect of industrial and agricultural pollution on the economically important milkfish, Chanos chanos

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Meneliti dampak polusi lingkungan dari industri dan pertanian

terhadap nilai pertumbuhan ekonomiBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 4 September 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jateng (Semarang, Demak, Kendal)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : UNiKA Soegijapranata (Prof.Dr. Y. Budi Widianarko, MSc)

Abstract

Aquaculture, the raising of commercially important fish, is one of the most useful tools to sustain human communities dependent on the ocean for food and is a source of economic growth. As a long established primary resource for food and income for indonesia, aquaculture has become one of the most important economic, cultural and essential parts of indonesian communities. indonesia has also collocated sites of large industry with its coastal communities. Large concentrations of industrial and agricultural pollutants (heavy metals, chemical fertilizers and pesticides) can cause harm to farm-raised seafood. Specific industrial pollutants of concern include heavy metals (such as copper, lead, zinc, and cadmium). Agricultural pollutants of concern include an array of organic biocides such as organophosphates like chlorpyrifos, phenylpyrazoles like fipronil, and organochlorines like endosulfan. Both types of pollutants can alter the functions of antioxidants in the biology of organisms, and cause harmful for both animals and any human consumers. Chanos chanos, the milkfish, is commercially and culturally vital to indonesia. Milkfish aquaculture ponds are subject to pollution from upstream



industries and agricultural runoff that may be poisoning the water and sediment of the fish’s ponds. Because of its frequent consumption, contaminated milkfish has the potential to lead to harmful biomagnification of toxins as these dangerous pollutants are passed through to indonesians and even to populations receiving the food as exports. it is the objective of this study to quantify and compare the levels of industrial (heavy metals) and agricultural (organic biocides) pollutants in sediment, water and fish tissue samples of coastal aquaculture facilities in the north coast of Central Java, indonesia. By understanding the effects of pollution in this important aquaculture, safety can be better ensured when eating this cultural necessity and awareness raised of the harm to the aquaculture industries located in indonesia.

E.23.1. Mr. Jeffrey Taylor Good

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Pennsylvania, 1 Oktober 1992Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Student Researcher institusi (institution) : eckerd Collegeemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 4200 54th Ave S. St. Petersburg, FLUnited States of AmericaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 487127997

E.24. Tree Seedling Establishment and Ecology in an Experimental Restoration of Biodiversity in Oil Palm Plantation

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Menetapkan pembenihan sebagai upaya restorasi eksperimental

terhadap keanekaragaman hayati di perkebunan sawitBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 2 September 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jambi (PT. Humus indo)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Kehutanan, iPB (Leti Sundawati)

Abstract

Agroforestry is considered to have a positive impact on biodiversity, which may e.g. be used in buffer zone management around protected areas. However, there is no experience with or evaluation of such systems in oil palm landscapes. To fill this gap, a biodiversity enrichment



experiment was established by planting tree islands in an oil palm landscape at PTHumusindo in Jambi province, indonesia. The plantings comprise six native multi-purpose tree species at different species diversity levels and at different island sizes. The experiment is now well established. The outlined study will work in this experiment and partly also in the near surrounding of the experiment. The objectives are: (1) to test whether the planted tree islands facilitate the establishment of seedlings of arriving tree seeds, (2) to test whether planted tree islands can serve as refugia for threatened valuable and late successional tree species, and (3) to identify locations in the landscape where trees regenerate naturally and quantify the regeneration success. This study may thus contribute to a better management of tree resources and buffer zones in oil palm landscapes.

E.24.1. Mr. Watit Khokthong

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Phitsanulok, 19 Juni 1988Warga Negara (Nationality) : ThailandJabatan (Position) : PhD Studentinstitusi (institution) : Georg-August-Universitat-Goettingenemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Tropical Forest ecology and Silviculture Büsgenweg 1, 37077

GöttingenGermanyNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : Z266183

E.25. The composition of benthic: communities in mangrove forest of East Kalimantan

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari komposisi komunitas bentik di hutan bakau KaltimBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 6 (enam) bulan, mulai 3 September 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kaltim (Berau, buyung-buyung, kasai, batumbuk, radak, tanjung batu)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Universitas Jenderal Soedirman (Dr.rer.nat.Moh.Husein Sastranegara)

Abstract

Benthic invertebrates play an important role at various levels of food chain and support the large fish and other animals in their various life stages in mangroves and associated ecosystems like sea grass beds and coral reefs. They have also been proven to be good ecological indicators



to reflect the status of mangrove ecosystem through change in their population, morphology and physiology.

The main objective of the proposed study is to investigate the composition of benthic communities in Mangrove Forest of east Kalimantan in its natural settings. This study will serve as a baseline for various studies in the future and be useful in planning and management of the mangroves resources. The study will be focused along the coast in mangroves stretches between Tanjung Batu and Batu Putih. Fieldwork will be carried out during the dry season (August- October) on spring tide days. Sampling method will be hierarchical, stratified sampling design. About 144 plots (12 stations with 12 plots each) will be investigated.

epi-benthos like crabs will be caught by the use of a modified enclosure – removal method. For each replicate plot four acrylic glass plates (70 cm × 30 cm) will be embedded into the sediment covering an area of 0.49 m2. Collection time will be thirty minutes after which sediment will be removed with a spade with a depth of approximately 30 cm to catch crabs hiding in their burrows. endo-benthos will be collected using a plastic core of 20 cm diameter up to a depth of 10 cm. The identification of benthic organisms will be carried out from November to December 2015 at Jenderal Soedirman University in Purwokerto.

The number of tree species in the sample collection site will be noted around the benthos plots. Abiotic parameters like sediment grain size distribution, total and organic carbon and total nitrogen content of the surface sediment, sediment water content and water salinity will be measured.

Data analysis will be done from November 2015 till January 2016. All univariate statistics will be done with Statistica 6.0 and PRiMeR 6 will be used for the multivariate analyses.

E.25.1. Mrs. Sewa Tripathi

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Kathmandu, 1 Agustus 1988Warga Negara (Nationality) : NepalJabatan (Position) : MSc Thesis Studentinstitusi (institution) : Leibniz Zentrum fur Marine Tropenkologieemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Luisental 29 C, Appartment 6016, 28359, Bremen GermanyNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 06491336



E.26. Thermal tolerance of the anemone Aiptasia and Haliplanella

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mengetahui atas toleransi termal dua anemon dari aiptasia dan

haliplanella untuk memprediksi dengan tepat bagaimana mereka beraksi terhadap pemanasan global dalam konteks perubahan iklim

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologi KelautanLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 6 (enam) bulan, mulai 31 Agustus 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jabar (iPB-Bogor, Pelabuhan Ratu)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Perikanan dan ilmu Kelautan iPB (Prehadi)

Abstract

in this project we will find out the thermal tolerance range of two anemones of the genus aiptasia and haliplanella to predict precisely how they react to global warming in the context of climate change. Furthermore we will look into the epigenetics of these anemones to find out how fast they will acclimatize to the new conditions.

E.26.1. Ms. Thea Anna Hamm

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Wurzburg, 24 Mei 1990Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Master Studentinstitusi (institution) : GeOMARemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Jalan Melati no.4 Perumahan Dosen 16680 BogorJawa BaratNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : CGFN9LWFW

E.27. Subsurface Mooring System (SMS) and Physical Oceanoghraphy in Lembeh Strait

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari hubungan perubahan iklim dan ekosistem laut tropisBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologi KelautanLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 20 (dua puluh) hari, mulai 18 September 2015 (month, starting from)



Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Perairan Selat LembehMitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Puslit Oseanografi LiPi (Dr. Dirhamsyah,MA)

Abstract

Bitung station, located at the northern tip of Sulawesi, in the center of the coral triangle, which is one of the most abundant marine biodiversity in the world. Whereas the “China-indonesia Bitung ecological Station establishment” project has been successfully cooperated three years, there is a need to deploy subsurface mooring system (SMS) in the Lembeh Strait, helping to understand the interior oceanic circulation and to provide plausible explanations for the south/north differences in biodiversity.

E.27.1. Mr. Kai Li

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Shandong, 30 Mei 1988Warga Negara (Nationality) : ChinaJabatan (Position) : Assistant Professorinstitusi (institution) : TiO-SOAemail (email) : [email protected]

Alamat (Address) : 178# Daxue Road, Siming District, Xiamen City, Fujian, ChinaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : Pe0612074

E.28. Capturing Coral Reef and Related Ecosystem Services Project: Component I: Quantifying the value and market potential of coral reef and mangrove ecosystem services

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Merancang dan mendukung modal yang inovatif untuk menilai jasa

ekosistem hutan bakau, rumput laut dan terumbu karangBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologi KelautanLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 7 (tujuh) bulan, mulai 4 Agustus 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sulsel (Kep. Selayar)



Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Konsorsium Kementerian Kelautan dan Perikanan, P2O LiPi, dan iPB

(Sri Atmini)

Abstract

Konsorsium Kementerian Kelautan dan Perikanan, P2O LIPI, dan IPB (Sri Atmini)

Despite their importance to human wellbeing and economic activity, ecosystem services are routinely taken for granted by communities, industry and policy makers alike. Capturing the economic and cultural values of marine natural capital through valuation of ecosystem services, and quantifying the cost of lost services due to environmental degradation, has the potential to transform the development and stewardship of coastal areas by translating ecological value into intuitive and financial terms for local stakeholders as well as policy makers. This knowledge can be harnessed by decision support tools, which can help to build the political rationale for change. Together with marketable goods and provisioning services, marine and coastal ecosystems also provide a range of non-market goods and services such as regulating global carbon and nitrogen cycles and protecting shorelines. Local and global drivers of change influence each of these services and it is imperative that management and policy be suitably informed to ensure the continued supply of the ecosystem services on which human well-being and prosperity depend.

(a) Valuation of coral reef fisheries value and productivity in relation to habitat quality in order to provide estimates of the value of coral reef fisheries and their potential to change

through time at the two study locations (el Nido and Selayar), we will use a food web model for coral reefs that accounts for the influence of coral reef structure on community dynamics. The basis of the model has already been developed for The Caribbean (Rogers et al 2014), but in order to answer the key questions of the CCReS project and apply the tool to study sites in el Nido and Selayar, there will be three key activities; i) Model development and refinement, ii) Data collection and experimentation, iii) Model testing and validation and iv) Scaling up model predictions for marine spatial planning.

E. 28.1. Mrs. Alice Rogers

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Wellingborough, 19 Juni 1982Warga Negara (Nationality) : inggrisJabatan (Position) : Postdoctoral Research Fellowinstitusi (institution) : The University of Queenslandemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : University of Queensland St Lucia, Brisbane Qld 4072AustraliaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 506979554



E.28.2. Mr. Carl Stephen Smith

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Mackay, 7 Februari 1973Warga Negara (Nationality) : AustraliaJabatan (Position) : Senior Lecturerinstitusi (institution) : The University of Queenslandemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : University of Queensland St Lucia, Brisbane Qld 4072AustraliaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : M9674587

E.28.3. Mr. Peter John Mumby

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Barnet, 10 Agustus 1971Warga Negara (Nationality) : inggrisJabatan (Position) : Professorinstitusi (institution) : The University of Queenslandemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : University of Queensland St Lucia, Brisbane Qld 4072AustraliaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 510883498

E.28.4. Mr. Nicholas Hinckley Wolff

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Washington DC, 14 Juli 1967Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Senior Research Fellowinstitusi (institution) : The University of Queenslandemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : University of Queensland St Lucia, Brisbane Qld 4072AustraliaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 470969807

E.29. Evaluation of the carbon sequestration potential of tropical seagrass meadows, and an in situ carbon dioxide enrichment experiment

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mengevaluasi potensi karbon yang terperangkap dalam padang

lamun/ rumput lautBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologi



Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 28 Juli 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Pesisir Sulsel, Sultra (TN Wakatobi, P. Barang Lompo)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Puslitbang Laut, Pesisir dan Pulau-pulau kecil UNHAS (Prof. Jamaluddin

Jompa, PhD)

Abstract

Seagrass meadows are highly valuable ecosystems which support finfish and invertebrate fisheries, stabilize sediments, improve water quality and store carbon. Seagrass meadows in general tend to have significantly higher carbon contents than adjacent sediments, with the carbon being derived partly from seagrass production and partly from other sources (trapped particles). On a global average the amount of carbon stored in the top meter of seagrass meadow sediments is similar to that stored in the top meter of soil in terrestrial forests. By being sinks for carbon seagrass meadows increase seawater pH, which increased scleractinian coral calcification in a model of a shallow water reef environment and may enhance coral reef resilience to ocean acidification. insular Southeast Asia has the highest seagrass species diversity, and indonesia alone has between 5 and 10 of the global seagrass area. in spite of that, large knowledge gaps persist and most of what is known about tropical seagrasses stems from research conducted in the Caribbean or Australia. All the while, Southeast Asian seagrass systems are under increasing pressure due to rapid population and economic growth in the region.

Surficial soil cores and a smaller amount of deep cores will be collected in a variety of seagrass habitats, ranging from river estuary / mud flats over Shallow coastal & back reef / coastal & reef to deep water / deep coastal / fore reef Nearby mangrove and bare sand areas will also be included. Sediment organic content and elemental composition (C, N and P) will then be determined. The resulting values can be used to calculate the amount of C, N and P stored in the sediment. in a selected seagrass meadow near the Marine Biological Station on Barrang Lompo island, submerged clear open-top mesocosms will be installed. Dissolved pCO2 concentrations will be elevated by pumping surrounding sea water which has been enriched with CO2 into the mesocosms. The experiment will be run for a period of 2 x 3 months to include both the Southeast monsoon (dry season) and the Northwest monsoon (wet season). We aim to continuously replicate forecasts for 2100 throughout the duration of the experiment.

Sediment cores will be collected along transects running from the South Sulawesi mainland all the way to the barrier reef along the shelf edge. Sites within the Wakatobi Marine National Park might be included as a reference.



The in situ carbon dioxide enrichment experiment will be set up near the Marine Biological Station on Barrang Lompo island, Spermonde Archipelago, Southwest Sulawesi. A subtidal seagrass meadow to the Southeast of the reef flat will be chosen. The staff of the Marine Biological Station is already informed about the planned experiment, and the local population will also be consulted.

A first visit to Makassar is planned for the first week of October 2013. i am currently holding a KiTAS and MeRP which expire on September 22; if it is possible to extend both these documents i might be able to complete the bureaucracy by October. i then have to return to Germany to defend my PhD thesis on October 24. Upon returning to Makassar the setup of the in situ carbon dioxide enrichment experiment will probably take most of time between from November 2013 to March 2014. The first run can be expected to take place in April to June (dry season). if it should be successful i will extend the permit again and make a second run from December to February (wet season). The sediment cores may be collected between July and November 2014. By March 2015 all activities are expected to be completed.

E.29.1. Dr. Dominik Michael Kneer

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Stuttgart, 18 September 1978Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Research fellowinstitusi (institution) : Alfred-Wegener-institute for Polar and Marine Researchemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : WattenmeerstationHafenstrasse 4325992 List/ SyltNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C3J3TVOYR

E.30. Evaluating the ecological and cultural services provided by tropical forest ecosystem: A case study in Central Kalimantan, Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Meneliti jasa ekosistem yang diberikan oleh hutan gambut tropis di

KaltengBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 6 (enam) bulan, mulai 19 Juli 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Laboratorium Alam Hutan Gambut (LAHG) Kereng Bankirai, Sabangau-

Kalimantan Tengah



Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : CiMTROP, Universitas Palangkaraya (Supiansyah)

Abstract

This project will investigate the ecosystem services provided by tropical peat swamp forests (TPSF) in indonesian Borneo, with a focus on fish provision. This will involve assessing the cultural and economic importance of fish and fishing activities to the local communities. The viability of fish ponds as an additional source of livelihood will be evaluated by considering their economic, social and ecological viability. Ultimately, this project hopes to contribute towards developing a more ecosystem-based, interdisciplinary approach to habitat conservation; promoting sustainable management of natural resources for the protection of the suite of benefits provided by the forests of Central Kalimantan.

E.30.1. Ms. Sara Anne Thornton

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Abo, 5 Desember 1991Warga Negara (Nationality) : FinlandiaJabatan (Position) : PhD Studentinstitusi (institution) : University of Leicesteremail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Flat 7, 1 Knighton Park Road, Le2 1ZA, LeicesterThe United KingdomNomor Paspor(Pasport no.) : PW3177012

E.31. Behavioural Mechanisms and Ecological Pressures Affecting Infant Dispersal in the Javan Slow Loris (Nycticebus javanicus)

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Untuk mengumpulkan data perilaku Javan Slow Loris dengan

menggunakan pelacakan radio dan accelerometer untuk mencari informasi tentang distribusi, jarang dan pola penyebaran

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 27 Juli 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jawa Barat (Garut dan Hutan Gunung Papandayan)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Puslit Biologi LiPi (ir. Wirdateti, M.Si)



Abstract

The Javan slow loris (Nycticebus javanicus) is one of the 25 most endangered primates worldwide and listed as Critically endangered on the iUCN Red List. it has suffered a large decline in population due to extensive habitat loss, mainly due to agricultural expansion, and extraction for the animal pet trade, a trend that still persists. As is the case with many slow loris species, N. javanicus populations in Garut, Java live in a fragmented and disturbed agroforest environment. More detailed studies of the behavioural ecology of such populations are necessary both to monitor and protect existing populations as well as to provide much needed insight into factors affecting dispersal patterns that may assist with future rehabilitation and release efforts. This year-long study aims to narrow this informational gap. in order to investigate these factors, a total of 30 collared lorises (20 adults and 10 juveniles) will be tracked and followed with the use of radio telemetry, GPS, and accelerometers with embedded data loggers. Focal animal sampling will be used to record the behaviour of the successfully tracked individuals. Faecal and venom samples will be collected on several individuals to assess health and gain insight into the role of venom in slow loris life history. A novel aspect of this study aims to also fit several small carnivores (common palm civets and leopard cats) with radio-collars in an attempt to shed light on predator-prey interactions that may impact infant dispersal, grouping behaviour, vocal behaviour, sleeping site choice, and several other behavioural traits in N. Javanicus. As part of ongoing research at the site and in appreciation of making this a more holistic conservation endeavour, market surveys and presence-absence surveys (with the use of occupancy modelling) will also be conducted. Several markets across Java will be visited every month to continuously monitor the number of lorises, other primates, and other nocturnal mammals available for purchase. The occupancy modelling will be conducted in several, as of yet, non-protected areas. A field team will be set up that includes three local indonesian trackers. The results of this study will be disseminated to the indonesian authorities, local NGOs and rescue centres via presentations, workshops and regular reports; results will be disseminated to the international primatological and conservation community in the form of published articles and presentations.

E.31.1. Mr. Robert Patrick O’Hagan

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Dublin, 18 February 1990Warga Negara (Nationality) : irlandiaJabatan (Position) : PhD candidateinstitusi (institution) : Oxford Brookes Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 137 Rathcurragh, Green Road, Newbridge, Co. Kildare.irelandNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : PD5429099



E.32. Evaluation of macroinvertebrate communities in the mangrove forests along the coast of Berau, East Kalimantan

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Untuk mempelajari peran dan dampak kegiatan perikanan terhadap

ekosistem bakau dan spesies ikan di Berau, Kalimantan TimurBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 5 (lima) bulan, mulai 24 Juli 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kalimantan Timur (Berau, Tanjung Redeb, Buyung-Buyung, Kasai,

Batumbuk, Radak, Tanjung Batu)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Universitas Jenderal Soedirman (Dr.rer.nat. Moh. Husein Sastranegara)

Abstract

The coastal areas of east Kalimantan consist of three types of marine ecosystems e.g. mangroves, sea grass beds and coral reefs. These ecosystems are mutually dependent for the cycling of nutrients and organic matter, fish and marine animal migrations, and physical protection. in addition to that Mangrove forests provide resources as they serve as nursery and feeding grounds for fish, crustaceans and molluscs and thereby support the local population that primarily lives or is partially dependent on marine resources for their own consumption. in this study, the population structure of important benthic invertebrates in the mangrove forests along the coast of Berau, east Kalimantan are being examined. Animals will be

identified and measured at the sampling sites and the animals will be released again. No samples will be exported from indonesia.

E.32.1. Ms. Annika Dose

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : emden, 22 February 1988Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Studentinstitusi (institution) : Leibniz Center for Tropical Marine ecology (ZMT), Bremen,

Germanyemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Barnerstrasse 56, 22765 HamburgGermanyNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C1V5L67T6



E.33. Circulation and ecosystem study in the Indonesian seas under the influence of the western Pacific variability

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mengetahui sirkulasi dan ekosistem di Laut indonesia timurBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologi KelautanLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 1 (satu) bulan, mulai 26 Oktober 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Perairan Laut Sulawesi bagian Timur, Maluku (Lifamatola, Halmahera)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Puslit Oseanografi LiPi (Dr. Dirhamsyah MA)

Abstract

The indonesian seas locate at a key position connecting western equatorial Pacific Ocean and eastern equatorial indian Ocean, where the warm pool is believed to modulate the global climate. The circulation in the western equatorial Pacific Ocean is subject to the influence of the strongest climate mode, el Ni?o and the Southern Oscillation (eNSO). And the influence is relayed to the marginal seas of western Pacific Ocean including the indonesia Seas. The way the circulation and ecosystem of the indonesian seas are influenced by the western Pacific Ocean circulation and the dynamics of the forcing have never been studied, due to lack of synchronous observations of the western equatorial Pacific Ocean and the eastern indonesian seas.

This project is under the umbrella of the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the Research Center for Oceanography-indonesian institute of Sciences (RCO-LiPi) and institude of Oceanology Chinese Academy of Sciences (iOCAS) signed in Nov 2013. in the last year, the joint cruise of RCO-LiPi and iOCAS in Nov 2014 succeeded to conduct survey on physical oceanography and ecosystem in indonesia seas. And three subsurface moorings are deployed in the Maluku Sea. The joint curise 2015 is a continuation of the project. The objectives are to measure the circulation and ecosystem in the eastern indonesia seas, i.e. the Maluku sea, the Seram Sea, the Halmahera sea, the Maluku Sea and the eastern Sulawesi Sea. Measurement of 55 CTD/biochemistry stations and ship-mounted ADCP will be conduted. Five subsurface mooring systems will be deployed and three will be retrieved, which are deployed in the joint cruise 2014.



E.33.1. Mr. Li Yao

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Shandong, 16 Juli 1980Warga Negara (Nationality) : ChinaJabatan (Position) : Research Assistant (Physical Oceanography)institusi (institution) : iO-CASemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 7 Nanhai Road, Qingdao, 266003, Shandong province, P.R. ChinaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : P01194500

E.33.2. Mr. Li Xiang

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Shandong, 15 Oktober 1983Warga Negara (Nationality) : ChinaJabatan (Position) : Post doctorinstitusi (institution) : iO-CASemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 7 Nanhai Road, Qingdao, 266003, Shandong province, P.R. ChinaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : Pe0515664

E.33.3. Mr. Wang Zheng

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Hebei, 28 Oktober 1980Warga Negara (Nationality) : ChinaJabatan (Position) : Associate Professorinstitusi (institution) : iO-CASemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 7 Nanhai Road, Qingdao, 266003, Shandong province, P.R. ChinaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : Pe0515665

E.34. An Investigation of Tree Species Richness And Diversity In The Tropical Peat-Swamp forest Of Sabangau, Central Kalimantan, Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mengamati kekayaan dan keragaman spesies hutan rawa gambut,

Sebangau, KaltengBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologi



Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 5 (lima) bulan, mulai 3 Juli 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kalteng (Palangkaraya, Hutan Sebangau)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : CiMTROP, Universitas Palangkaraya (Suwido Limin)

Abstract

The Sabangau peat-swamp forest is a complex ecosystem with several different habitat sub-types scattered throughout its 5,780 square kilometers (Page et al., 1999). Key characteristics of the flora found in each sub-type directly affects habitat quality for wildlife including the populations of orang-utan (Morrogh-Bernard et al.,2003), the Bornean gibbon (Cheyne et al., 2008), smaller tree-dwelling mammals, frogs, snakes, as well as many different bird species found in the Sabangau catchment (Barlow et al., 2007; Marshall et al., 2014) . Comparison of relatively intact forest to those areas that have experienced man-made disturbances such as logging and fire can give important indications of the pace at which habitats recover from disturbance, which tree species are most likely to successfully compete and grow into the canopy and possibly to suggest restoration techniques for other deforested areas in peat-swamp ecosystems. i plan to investigate the species richness and diversity of large flora (trees, lianas and figs) in each of four different habitat sub-types in the peat-swamp forests of Sabangau, Central Kalimantan. The following research objectives will guide my study:

1. To describe the progress of natural regeneration and forest species succession in a disturbed area by re-examining established forest plots in Sabangau ten years after logging.

2. To describe the current forest structure in the habitat sub-types in order to determine habitat resilience following logging disturbance.

3. To examine the impacts of logging, fire and other disturbances in peat-swamp forests, particularly in relation to their effects on habitat quality for wildlife.

4. To train local indonesian researchers in the theory of this study, data compilation and analysis designed to calculate biodiversity and habitat quality indices. To participate in local capacity building by training in field data collection and data storage and processing skills.

E.34.1. Mr. Benjamin Edward Thomas

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : California, 11 Juni 1994Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Studentinstitusi (institution) : New York Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 35 Kazar Court Moraga, California, 94556, USANomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 513489169



E.35. Effects of spatial and temporal variation in plant productivity on the population ecology of Bornean rainforest primates at the Cabang Panti Research Station in Gunung Palung National Park

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Melihat bagaimana hubungan antara variasi ruang dan temporal dari

produktivitas tanaman mempengaruhi populasi primata di hutan Kalimantan

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 18 Mei 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kalimantan Barat (TN Gunung Palung, Stasion Penelitian Cabang Panti,

Ketapang, Kayong Utara)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Universitas Tanjungpura (Dadan Kusnandari, Riyandi, M.Si)

Abstract

The proposed research seeks to continue my long-term studies regarding how spatial and temporal variation in plant productivity affects populations of Bornean rainforest primates. My ongoing work, conducted in collaboration with UniversitasTanjungpura (UNTAN), has documented substantial variation in population density, group size, inferred reproductive success, and offspring sex ratios in populations of white-bearded gibbons (Hylobatesalbibarbis) and red leaf monkeys (Presbytisrubicundarubida) living across seven distinct forest types at the CabangPanti Research Station (CPRS) in GunungPalung National Park (GPNP). These results have uncovered intriguing patterns in density and demography of gibbon and leaf monkey populations living across a gradient of diverse habitats.

Current data suggest that these patterns are controlled by spatial and temporal variation in patterns of plant productivity among the seven forest types at CPRS. in order to investigate the effects of plant productivity on primate populations i began a long-term project at CPRS in 2007. As patterns of fruit availability vary over long time scales in Bornean rainforests due to the phenomenon of mast fruiting, long term data are required to uncover the true ecological mechanisms underlying variation in primate population parameters. The key objective of the proposed research is continue collection of data that will be used to test hypotheses designed to improve our understanding of how landscape-level variation in habitat quality and seasonality of fruit production impact the population ecology of white-bearded gibbons and red leaf monkeys. The goal is to obtain a deeper understanding of the underlying ecological principles limiting primate population dynamics, and understand inter-specific variation in response to landscape-scale and seasonal variation in plant productivity.



i am requesting permission to conduct fieldwork in GunungPalung National Park (GPNP), West Kalimantan. in addition to the substantial investment that i have already made in identifying and monitoring primate groups and conducting intensive training with local field assistants at this site, the diversity of tropical forest types and existence of long-term data on forest ecology, tree phenology, and populations of potential vertebrate frugivore competitors makes GPNP uniquely suited to addressing broad ecological questions such us those that i propose to address.

E.35.1. Mr. Andrew John Marshall

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Slough, inggris, 12 April 1974Warga Negara (Nationality) : inggrisJabatan (Position) : Associate Professorinstitusi (institution) : University of Michiganemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 101 West Hall, 1085 S. University Ave Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109


E.36. Development and dynamics of rainforest and rainforest transformations in Sumatra during prehistoric and historic times

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari vegetasi jangka panjang, dinamika iklim dan titik api di

provinsi JambiBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 7 (tujuh) bulan, mulai 1 Juni 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jambi (Kebun Raya Bukit Sari, Mendahara ilir, Lahan rawa di PTPN Vi-

Batanghari,TN Bukit Duabelas, Hutan Harapan, Perkebunan kelapa sawit, perkebunan karet dan hutan karet di Kab. Sarolangun dan Kab. Batanghari)

Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : institut Pertanian Bogor (Prof. Dr. Supiandi Sabiham), Universitas

Jambi (Dr. Asmadi Saad dan Yudhi Achnopa, MSc)



Abstract

The present proposal is compiled bearing in mind what would be needed to develop the A01 research, while at the same time, increasing the quality of the palynological laboratory in UNJA. The investigation of palaeoarchives, the establishment of pollenrain vegetation studies using pollen traps, the investigation of plant-bat interactions and the enrichment of the modern pollen and spore collection, first one in Jambi will be of a great benefit for both the CRC 990 project and the research capacity at UNJA. The final objectives of this project are to extend our knowledge of long-term vegetation, climate and fire dynamics in the Jambi province, set new pollen-spore traps in the plots of the eFForTS-CRC990 project, investigate the pollination functions of bats in transformation systems, enrich the pollen and spore collection at UNJA. This reflects vegetation dynamics as well as land use changes by forest clearing and the use of different cultivated plants (e.g. rice, rubber trees, oil palms) during the past. Pollen traps were randomly placed within the eFForTS-CRC990 plots in September 2015. each pollen trap was left to collect the pollen rain for a year and will be collected and process for pollen in UNJA in September 2015.coring locations: Kebun Raya Bukit Sari - Jambi Bukit Sari Nature Recreation Park (1.84139713 S; 103.14500156 e), Mendahara ilir sub district, Tanjung Jabung Timur District, Jambi Province (0.954046 S; 103.67918 e), Swamp in PTPN Vi Batang Hari Unit (1.690684 S, 103.391694 e) 3.2 pollen traps, surface soil samples, flowers and pollen from bats The pollen traps, surface soil samples, flowers and the pollen from bats will be collected from the eFForTS-CRC990 core plots. June-July 2015: flower collection for modern pollen collection at UNJA. Processing of the samples in the palynological laboratory in UNJA

E.36.1. Ms. Katharina Reuter

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Jerman, 14 Juli 1990Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Master Studentinstitusi (institution) : Georg-August-Universitat-Goettingenemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Untere Karspuele 2, 37073 GoettingenGermanyNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C1Y8N80LX



E.37. Influence of forest structure on orang-utan densities, behaviours and locomotion in Sumatra

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mengembangkan model distribusi prediksi dengan menghubungkan

data LiDAR udara dan data vegetasi tanah berbasis mengukur struktur hutan tiga dimensi untuk distribusi, kepadatan, perilaku dari orang utan Sumatera yang terancam punah

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 8 (delapan) bulan, mulai 5 Januari 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Aceh (Taman Nasional Gunung Leuser); Sumatera Utara (Hutan

Sikundur)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Universitas Sumatera Utara (Nursahara Pasaribu, inggin Trimendes)

Abstract

n recent years, the rainforests of indonesia have been a main focus for many conservation initiatives due to the numerous threats imposed on wildlife such as hunting, the pet trade and habitat loss directly related to logging activities. Specifically, the logging industry creates critical problems for arboreal animals, such as gibbons, as it creates gaps within the canopy and results in fragmented forests (Cheyne et al., 2013). The aim of this study is to determine the effects of forest structure and presence of emergent trees on gibbon distribution and habitat use at a field site in Gunung Leuser National Park in northern Sumatra. i hypothesize that gibbons will display a preferential bias towards living in areas with high degree of continuous canopies and travelling through high canopy levels, which will facilitate direct route travel and minimize energy expenditure. Gibbon densities will be determined across five habitat sites which consist of undisturbed primary forest, old logged forest, riverine forest, elevated forest and lowland forest. Gibbon densities will be determined using auditory sampling while the structural features and vegetative characteristics of the five different forest types will be analyzed using line transects and quadrate plots. The results of this study will be beneficial to conservationists as it will clearly outline this primate’s specific habitat requirements or preferences. in addition, conservationists can collaborate with logging companies in preserving habitat characteristics responsible for sustaining stable gibbon populations.



E.37.1. Mr. John Peter Duncan Abernethy

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : St Asaph, inggris, 29 November 1990Warga Negara (Nationality) : inggrisJabatan (Position) : Full time PhD Student and Teaching Support Officerinstitusi (institution) : Liverpool John Moores Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 6 New Century Apts, 54 Tithebarn Street, Liverpool,Merseyside,L2

2SR United KingdomNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 210118324

E.38. The effects of forest structure on gibbon distribution and habitat use in the Sikundur area

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Menentukan dampak dari struktur dan kehadiran pohon pada

distribusi gibbon dan penggunaan habitat hutan di lokasi lapangan di Taman Nasional Gunung Leuser

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologi dan primatologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 8 (delapan) bulan, mulai 5 Januari 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Aceh (Taman Nasional Gunung Leuser); Sumatera Utara (Hutan

Sikundur)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Universitas Sumatera Utara (Nursahara Pasaribu, inggin Trimendes)

Abstract

This is a continuation of the work i completed last year in Sumatra and will work to complete my data sets and finish my PhD.

The forests of indonesia are home to a significant portion of the world’s biodiversity and rainforests, these however are under direct threat from logging, both legal and illegal, hunting and conversion for agriculture, with the island of Sumatra having already lost 70f its forested areas (Margono et.al, 2012). The remaining forest is crucial for the survival of one of Sumatras most charismatic and rare species the Sumatran orang-utan (Pongo abelii) which is now listed as critically endangered with on 6600 estimated to be left in the wild (Wich et.al, 2008 & Wich et.al, 2012). However much of the remaining forest has either been altered by humans or will be in the near future, it is crucial that we understand how these changes affect the forest



structure as how this affects the species that live there. The aim of this project is to develop a new generation of predictive distribution models that incorporates behavioural flexibility and habitat use in relation to forest structure and climate variables, which will be achieved by linking airborne point cloud data and ground based vegetation data quantifying three dimensional forest structure to the distribution, densities, behaviours of the critically endangered Sumatran orang-utan (P. abelii).

The project has three objectives through which we will accomplish our aim; 1) Determine which aspects of forest structure influence orang-utan density and distribution patterns, 2) identify the importance of forest structure on orang-utan gap crossing methods, sleeping site/nest site choice and behaviours (activity budget), 3) To develop a new model that incorporates the relationship between behavioural adaptations and forest structure as factors that help to determine orang-utan distribution patterns.

Data collection for the project has been split across two field seasons the first was from January-August 2015 and focused on the collection of orang-utan densities and nest data along with vegetation data from plots and transects. in the second season i’m going to build on this by visiting an area 10km to the south west of where the last surveys were completed in an area of supposed primary forest and then also in a more recently logged site ran by OiC just to the north of Sikundur, these will give a good comparison of how orangutans have adapted to various degrees of human influence. Behavioural data will mostly be using data previously collected by SOCP field assistants across a number of years and then using this data which is spatially referenced along with my vegetation/habitat data i should be able to extrapolate a relationship between the frequency of certain behaviours relative to certain forest structure characteristics

Densities will be estimated through nest count transects using the methods laid out by Buij et.al, 2003 and behavioural data will be collected following the guidelines set out by the University of Zurich’s Orangutan Network. The results of this project will benefit the indonesian government, conservationists and land managers in that it will allow them to understand the habitat requirements for orang-utans, but also better understand how changes to the forest affect them and through this allow for better policy making in the future regarding logging and forest exploitation



E.38.1. Ms. Rosanna Arianna Consiglio

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Ontario, Kanada, 6 November 1989Warga Negara (Nationality) : italiJabatan (Position) : Postgraduate Studentinstitusi (institution) : Bournemouth Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 25 Haskells Road, Poole, Dorset BH12 3HUUnited Kingdom

United KingdomNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : YA5841078

E.39. Identifying fine scale habitat use and landscape connectivity of tigers in a central Sumatran landscape

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mengidentifikasi hubungan antara skala habitat yang dapat digunakan

dengan baik oleh harimau Sumatera dengan konektifitas lanskapBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 20 Oktober 2014 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Lama:Riau (indragiri Hilir, indragiri Hulu, Kampar, Kuantan Singingi

Pelalawan, Rokan Hulu, Siak, dan Pekanbaru) Baru: TN. Bukit Tigapuluh, Hutan Lindung Bukit Batabuh, Suaka Margasatwa Kerumutan, Suaka Margasatwa Bukit Rimbang Baling); DKi Jakarta (LBM eijkman); Jawa Barat (Taman Safari)

Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Kehutanan UGM (Muhammad Ali imron)

Abstract

The Asia Development Bank estimates $750 trillion will be spent in Southeast Asia within the next decade. As roads, railroads, dams, mines and towns continue to fragment habitat, the overall decrease in natural areas and the increased distance between these habitat patches will lead to reduced carnivore presence. Preserving connectivity physical and genetic - between habitat patches is one of the most important factors in conserving endangered carnivore species such as tiger. The Sumatran tiger resides within approximately 88,000 km2 of fragmented natural habitat. Although plantations and settlements are increasingly encroaching on natural areas, tiger use of non-natural areas remains largely unknown. identifying which areas of plantations



tigers use, and why, could help reduce the number of human-tiger encounters and human-tiger conflict related mortalities, and allow plantation managers to plan strategic and rotational tiger friendly areas of plantations. The goal of this project is to conduct a preliminary assessment of the extent of connectivity and habitat use of central Sumatran tiger populations. To determine habitat use, we will use foot holds and/or box traps to trap tigers and African Wildlife Tracking GPS collars to collect fine-scale movement data. Scat will be collected and analyzed to quantify any genetic connectivity between tiger populations in central Sumatra. We will also model land cover change and quantify tiger habitat change using different development scenarios. The findings of this study will provide us with powerful knowledge critical to keeping the growing human population safe while developing a management plan to increase the central Sumatran tiger population.

E.39.1. Ms. Erin Elizabeth Poor

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Lansing, Michigan, USA, 29 Januari 1984Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : PhD Candidateinstitusi (institution) : Virginia Techemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 625 Colhoun St. Ne Christiansburg, VA 24073United StatesNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 467808841

E.40. Quantifying Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emissions from Biomass Burning in an Indonesian Tropical Peat Swamp forest REDD+ Project Area

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mengevaluasi prosedur penghitungan gas rumah kaca terkait dengan

pembakaran di area gambut tropisBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 8 April 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jambi (Taman Nasional Berbak, Muaro Jambi, Tanjung Jabung Timur)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Research Center for Climate Change – University of indonesia (Prof.

Jatna Supriatna)



Abstract

Fire is highly prevalent in indonesian peatland and a major cause of indonesia’s greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Through calculations made using satellite earth Observation, informed by fieldwork and small-scale experiments, this research project targets the estimation of biomass burning GHG emissions in a ‘Reducing emissions from Deforestation and forest Degradation’ (ReDD+) demonstration project led by the Zoological Society of London (ZSL; an international non-governmental organisation registered in indonesia with LiPi) and being carried out with authorisation from the indonesian Ministry of Forestry.

E.40.1. Mr. Jake Elwood Simpson

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Boston, inggris, 5 Maret 1984Warga Negara (Nationality) : inggrisJabatan (Position) : PhD Candidateinstitusi (institution) : King’s College Londonemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Department of GeographyKing’s College London K7.43 Strand

Campus, London WC2R 2LS, United KingdomNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 521898234

E.41. Pre-feasability study of waste to energy in Kutai Kartanegara, Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian (Research Objective) : Melakukan studi kelayakan untuk implementasi pembangkit listrik

berbasis sampahBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologiLama Penelitian (Research Duration) : 3 (tiga) bulan, mulai 12 Mei 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian (Research Location) : Kalimantan Timur (Kutai Kartanegara)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Badan Penelitian dan Pengembangan Kab. Kutai Kartanegara (Dr. ir. S.

Syarief Fathillah, M.P)

Abstract

The thesis is a pre-feasability study on the possibility to implement waste to energy plants in the Kutai Kartanegara region. This will be looked upon from both an economical and



environmentally sustainable perspective. The study will also cover what social consequences these implementations would bring.

E.41.1. Mr. Stig Karl Johan Torstensson

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Swedia, 18 Juni 1987Warga Negara (Nationality) : SwediaJabatan (Position) : Master Studentinstitusi (institution) : Uppsala Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Margaretagatan 24, 52144 Falköpin SwedenNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 84435652

E.42. Ecology and Conservation of Javan Rhino

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Membangun basis riset badak bercula Jawa yang dapat berkontribusi

untuk manajemen dan keberlangsungan konservasi spesies iniBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Konservasi dan ekologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 18 Mei 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jabar (Taman Nasional Ujung Kulon)

E.42.1. Mr. Steven Graham Wilson

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Melbourne, Australia, 21 Februari 1959Warga Negara (Nationality) : AustraliaJabatan (Position) : PhD Studentinstitusi (institution) : University of Queenslandemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 33 Canterbury Avenue, Shepparton, Victoria, 3630 AustraliaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : PA1572256



E.43. Understanding spatio-temporal variations in biodiversity in the peat swamps of Sabangau, with particular focus on forest butterflies

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Memahami faktor yang menyebabkan perubahan keanekaragaman

hayati di hutan khususnya kupu-kupu dengan memperhatikan faktor-faktor seperti cuaca dan perubahan vegetasi/habitat

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 6 Mei 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kalimantan Tengah (Hutan Sebangau, Palangka Raya)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : CiMTROP, Universitas Palangka Raya (Suwido Limin, Twentinolosa dan

Ari Purwanto)

Abstract

The biodiversity of tropical rainforests varies substantially over both space and time, with important consequences for biodiversity conservation, yet our understanding of these variations and their causes remains very limited. To address this important knowledge gap, i will work in collaboration with CiMTROP-UNPAR in the Sabangau Forest. Understanding how and why the abundance and composition of biological communities varies over space and time is a key challenge in ecology, and is of great contemporary importance for species conservation (Gardner,2010). These variations may be driven by either natural (e.g. changes inclimate between seasons, differences in soil types between two forestareas), and/or human causes (e.g. conversion or degradation of a forest,pollution, harvesting, conservation management).

The project is important to gain a greater understanding of the scale and importance of spatio-temporal variations in less well-studied biological taxa in tropical peat-swamp forest. This in turn is important for effective biodiversity conservation, as only through understanding these spatio-temporal variations can we assess the potential impacts that human threats and conservation management are having on these taxa. This is particularly important for rapidly-breeding invertebrates, such as butterflies, which as a consequence of their rapid breeding and sensitivity to environmental conditions can serve as important indicators of changes in ecological condition that may influence many other fauna. in addition, this project contains a high local capacity building component and this will be important for transferring skills to local people for conducting and leading biological research projects. This, combined with the projects aim to produce both technical and non-technical research outputs that are more understandable to non-scientists, gives it high developmental value for indonesia.



E.43.1. Ms. Joana Aragay Soler

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Spanyol, 29 November 1983Warga Negara (Nationality) : SpanyolJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : Outrop at Oxford Brookesemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Carrer Pintor Fortuny, 34 pral 2ª, 08001 Barcelona SpainNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : AAK133801

E.44. Planning from “Table to Dump”: Analyzing the practice of household food consumption and food wasting practices in Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari praktek-praktek konsumsi keluarga negara berkembang

yang seringkali menyisakan makanan yang dikonsumsi dalam jumlah yang signifikan

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Manajemen lingkunganLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 3 (tiga) bulan, mulai 29 Juli 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jawa Barat (Kota Bogor dan Kabupaten Bogor)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas ekologi Manusia, institut Pertanian Bogor (Prof. Dr. Ahmad

Sulaeman)

Abstract

Amidst the reality of global hunger, people waste an estimated 30^o 50^f their food annually. Growing recognition that food waste is a major ecological, economic and moral issue has led to international calls from scholars, policy makers and public figures to urgently reduce food waste. However, research on food waste has mainly focused on food waste generated by consumers in developed countries and little is known about food waste generated by consumers in developing countries. in the limited literature that examines food waste in the global South, there seems to be an assumption that people in developing countries waste less food.

While indonesia is a developing country, there is a significant population of middle to upper income groups. Some authors have argued that the consumption patterns of said groups mimic those of “Western” consumers. My study will take the form of an ethnographic study of households in two neighbourhoods in Bogor as well as the distribution of household surveys.



Data on food waste in developing countries is scarce and is a significant barrier to planning for appropriate waste management. indonesia’s densely populated urban centres and extreme income disparity are characteristics common to other countries in the global South. This study will therefore serve as a useful lens to explore the phenomenon of food waste in many developing countries.

E.44.1. Ms. Tammara Rica Soma

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Bandung, indonesia, 18 Oktober 1984Warga Negara (Nationality) : KanadaJabatan (Position) : Studentinstitusi (institution) : University of Torontoemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 100 St. George St. Toronto Ontario Canada M5S3G3, CanadaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : QD780709

E.45. Research to Support Conservation in the Tropical forest of Kalimantan

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Menyediakan data untuk mendukung upaya konservasi di wilayah

hutan bernilai konservasi tinggi (High Conservation Value) di Kalimantan, indonesia

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 13 Juli 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kalteng (Laboratorium Alam Hutan Gambut (LAHG) Kereng Bangkirai,

Sabangau)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : CiMTROP, Universitas Palangka Raya (Salahudin)

Abstract

Kalimantan’s primate species have a high dependence on intact forest habitats for their survival;mostly for food as many primates are largely frugivorous. They are also a frequent focus of conservation attention because many species, in particular the Bornean Orangutan and Southern Bornean Gibbon, are classified as “endangered” by the iUCN. To counter the threats of habitat loss and degradation, it is essential to identify priority conservation areas, and to develop a better understanding of the impacts of human activities on these species and



theirrequirements for their continued survival. it is important to study primates because they are one of the major elements of faunal biomass in Kalimantan’s forests, playing a key role in the ecosystem and important ecosystem processess, such as seed dispersal.

The Sabangau Gibbon Behaviour Project was established in 2005 by Dr Susan Cheyne and forms part of the larger OuTrop / CiMTROP collaborative project entitled “Research to Support Conservation in the Tropical Forests of Kalimantan”. The core focus for our gibbon research centers on behavioural and ecological observations of two habituated groups: Group C and Karate. The purpose of the research is to enable long-term analysis of this species survival and behavioural ecology in a tropical peat-swamp forest habitat.

E.45.1. Mr. Bernat Ripoll Capilla

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Barcelona, 15 Desember 1981Warga Negara (Nationality) : SpanyolJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : Outropemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Corsega 544 4t.4a, 08025, SpainNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : AAC876499



hutan bernilai konservasi tinggi (High Conservation Value) di Kalimantan, indonesia

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 7 Agustus 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kalteng (LAHG Kereng Bangkirai, Sabangau)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : CiMTROP (Hendri Sagara)

Abstract

i present data on sun bears (HelarctosMalayanus) obtained from a long-term camera trapping project. Data are presented on the activity patterns of sun bears in a non-masting peat-swamp



forest and on the relative abundance index method. Sun bears in Sabangau are mostly diurnal and there is a trend towards births occurring between September-January. Threats to the bears are predominantly from forest fires and unpredictable fruiting patterns as a result of changes in the climate e.g. unusually long wet or dry seasons and smoke from forest firest affecting photosynthesis.

E.46.1. Ms. Suzanne Emily Turnock

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Wallasey, 8 Juli 1985Warga Negara (Nationality) : inggrisJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : University of Oxfordemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Sthemount, Wallasey, Wirral, CH44 1AYNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 521550152

E.47. Characterizing the Ecological, fisheries, and Social Status of the Southern Inner Banda Arc. Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mendokumentasikan status dan tren yang sedang berkembang saat

ini terkait kondisi sosial, ekologi, dan perikanan di wilayah yang miskin data namun memiliki nilai konservasi strategis yang tinggi untuk mendukung desain dan pelaksanaan intervensi konservasi laut di daerah-daerah untuk mendukung perikanan yang berkelanjutan

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 29 (dua puluh sembilan) hari, mulai 30 Oktober 2015 (month, starting

from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Maluku (Kab. Maluku Barat Daya dan Kab. Maluku Tenggara)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : World Wildlife Fund (estradivari, S.Pi, M.Sc)

Abstract

The Sunda Banda Seascape (SBS) is a marine conservation priority as it lies in the center of the coral triangle(1) and contains some of the richest marine biodiversity in the world. However, the marine resources of the SBS are under threat from global climate change, overfishing,



destructive fishing, pollution, and unsustainable development. Conservation of the SBS is crucial, as the marine resources of the seascape support many people that live in the region. The SBS covers approximately 150,000,000 hectares in eastern indonesia and encompasses six provinces spanning a large portion of indonesian waters, thus strategic decision making using best available data is needed to guide conservation priorities. Preliminary work in the SBS compiling existing data, input from practitioners, and government priorities, have indicated that the Southern inner Banda Arc is a target region for a rapid assessment to collect new information. This will likely provide the most conservation impact due to the scarcity of data available in the region and government interest in this area as a conservation priority. Rapid assessment methods will be used to document current conditions and recent historic trends across four domains: (1) Marine habitats and species; (2) Marine resource governance; (3) Marine resource use -fisheries; (4) Human wellbeing. Outcomes will provide critical information to support the design of a network of MPAs for fisheries sustainability. in addition, the results of the rapid assessment will support the national government’s goals in developing Maluku as Lumbung ikan Nasional (National Fish Bam) and establishing 1 million hectares of MPAs within Maluku province by 2020.

E.47.1. Dr. Gabriella Naimi Ahmadia

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : California, 9 Januari 1981Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Senior Marine Scientist, WWF - USinstitusi (institution) : World Wildlife Fundemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 1250 24th St., Washington, D.C. , 20037, United StatesNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 488602496

E.48. Biodiversity enrichment in oil palm plantations: Ecological and socio-economic impacts

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari konsekuensi dari rendahnya keanekaragaman di sistem

yang telah bertransformasi (hutan karet dan kelapa sawit) dan membandingkan dengan sistem di hutan hujan tropis

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 6 (enam) bulan, mulai 24 April 2015 (month, starting from)



Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jambi (Hutan PT Humusindo, Perkebunan Sawit di Bungku)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Pertanian institut Pertanian Bogor (Prof. Dr. Damayanti

Buchori)

Abstract

One of the main goals of the collaborative research centre 990 (CRC 990) is to investigate how changes in species diversity across the rainforest transformation gradient result in changes of ecological and socio-economic factors. Research focuses on the consequences of lower diversity in transformed systems (jungle rubber, rubber, oil palm) and compares these systems to tropical lowland forest as a reference. The Bll project, in contrast, addresses the consequences of changing diversity in the opposite direction by experimentally increasing tree species diversity in oil palm plantations. The overarching questions being addressed by subproject Bll are 1) whether biodiversity and ecological functions can be restored by enrichment planting and 2) what the associated socio-economic implications are.Weexpect to find significant differences in herbivory between the six native tree species. Furthermore, we expect herbivory to change in dependence of the plot size. Oil palms should not be affected by the enrichment planting in terms of damage caused by herbivory. Because oil palms are native to Africa, they do not have natural enemies in indonesia. in cases where there are more herbivores attracted to our native tree species, these herbivores should not feed on oil palms. in addition, an increase in biodiversity within a palm oil plantation leads to a higher biodiversity of birds which, in turn, should lead to a lower abundance of herbivores. During April/May 2015, i will organize the necessary research and visa documents in Bogor and attend a two week language course. in May 2015, field work on the plantation will start. All leaves will be scanned and the data will be entered into a database simultaneously. Furthermore, the C/N ratio of the leaves will be determined in collaboration with the Bogor Agricultural University-iPB, Campus Darmaga Bogor. The analysis of the field data, as well as the writing of the Master’s Thesis, will be carried out in Germany from July until end of October 2015.

E.48.1. Ms. Jennifer Arns

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Freudenberg, Jerman, 17 April 1990Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Master Studentinstitusi (institution) : Georg-August-Universitat-Goettingenemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Department of Biodiversity, Macroecology and Biogeography

Büsgenweg 1, 37077 GöttingenGermanyNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C748P5TNC



E.49. Characterizing the Ecological, fisheries, and Social Status of the Southern Inner Banda Arc. Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mendokumentasikan status dan tren yang sedang berkembang saat

ini terkait kondisi sosial, ekologi, dan perikanan di wilayah yang miskin data namun memiliki nilai konservasi strategis yang tinggi untuk mendukung desain dan pelaksanaan intervensi konservasi laut di daerah-daerah untuk mendukung perikanan yang berkelanjutan

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 29 (dua puluh sembilan) hari, mulai 30 Oktober 2015 (month, starting

from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Maluku (Kab. Maluku Barat Daya dan Kab. Maluku Tenggara)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : World Wildlife Fund (estradivari, S.Pi, M.Sc)

Abstract

The Sunda Banda Seascape (SBS) is a marine conservation priority as it lies in the center of the coral triangle(1) and contains some of the richest marine biodiversity in the world. However, the marine resources of the SBS are under threat from global climate change, overfishing, destructive fishing, pollution, and unsustainable development. Conservation of the SBS is crucial, as the marine resources of the seascape support many people that live in the region. The SBS covers approximately 150,000,000 hectares in eastern indonesia and encompasses six provinces spanning a large portion of indonesian waters, thus strategic decision making using best available data is needed to guide conservation priorities. Preliminary work in the SBS compiling existing data, input from practitioners, and government priorities, have indicated that the Southern inner Banda Arc is a target region for a rapid assessment to collect new information. This will likely provide the most conservation impact due to the scarcity of data available in the region and government interest in this area as a conservation priority. Rapid assessment methods will be used to document current conditions and recent historic trends across four domains: (1) Marine habitats and species; (2) Marine resource governance; (3) Marine resource use -fisheries; (4) Human wellbeing. Outcomes will provide critical information to support the design of a network of MPAs for fisheries sustainability. in addition, the results of the rapid assessment will support the national government’s goals in developing Maluku as Lumbung ikan Nasional (National Fish Bam) and establishing 1 million hectares of MPAs within Maluku province by 2020.



E.49.1. Ms. Louise Elaine Glew, Ph.D

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Redhill, 10 Oktober 1983Warga Negara (Nationality) : inggrisJabatan (Position) : Lead – Monitoring & evaluation, WWF USinstitusi (institution) : World Wildlife Fundemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 1250 24th St., Washington, D.C. , 20037, United StatesNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 504878470

E.50. Mangrove forests in Indonesia: Assesing deforestation rates & conservation hotspots

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mengkaji tingkat deforestasi hutan bakau dan daerah-daerah

konservasiBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 9 Oktober 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Semarang dan KendalMitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Universitas Diponegoro (Dr. Rudhi Pribadi)

Abstract

indonesia has 23 of the world’s mangroves but is seeing unprecedented deforestation. The island of Java is also experiencing vast deforestation but reported rates vary widely, limiting confidence in science based conservation projects and policy. Mangroves’ importance to the coastal ecosystem is increasingly understood and valued. Their extensive root structure maintains coastlines, provides a habitat for many economically important marine life, the above-ground growth buffers the land from storms and they provide a natural barrier between storms and human populations. To improve the understanding of deforestation rates on Java, i will conduct forest surveys, identify conservation ‘hotspots’ and work with local NGOs. Hotspots are defined as dense forest areas with high species diversity (indicating a higher resilience to destructive external factors) that are threatened by nearby human activity: hotspot = diversity x abundance x threat (proximity to humans x human population density). This study of Javanese mangrove forests will provide scientific basis for future policy measures to conserve the coastal ecosystem. i will work in forest tracts on Java to the east of Semarang but with the guidance of Dr. Pribadi.



E.50.1. Ms. Susan Rose Vulpas

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Wisconsin, 9 Agustus 1988Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Studentinstitusi (institution) : American Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 4331 N Alpine AveShorewood, Wi 53211United StatesNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 442996189

E.51. Capturing Coral Reef and Related Ecosystem Services Project: Component I: Quantifying the value and market potential of coral reef and mangrove ecosystem services - Examining ecosystem filtration services for human and reef health

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Merancang dan mendukung model yang inovatif untuk menilai jasa

ekosistem hutan bakau, rumput laut dan terumbu karangBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologi KelautanLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 7 (tujuh) bulan, mulai 15 Oktober 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sulsel (Kep. Selayar)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Konsorsium Kementerian Kelautan dan Perikanan, P2O LiPi, dan iPB

(Sri Atmini)

Abstract

Despite their importance to human wellbeing and economic activity, ecosystem services are routinely taken for granted by communities, industry and policy makers alike. Capturing the economic and cultural values of marine natural capital through valuation of ecosystem services, and quantifying the cost of lost services due to environmental degradation, has the potential to transform the development and stewardship of coastal areas by translating ecological value into intuitive and financial terms for local stakeholders as well as policy makers. This knowledge can be harnessed by decision support tools, which can help to build the political rationale for change. Together with marketable goods and provisioning services, marine and coastal ecosystems also provide a range of non-market goods and services such as regulating global carbon and nitrogen cycles and protecting shorelines. Local and global drivers of change influence each of these services and it is imperative that management and policy be suitably



informed to ensure the continued supply of the ecosystem services on which human well-being and prosperity depend.

Valuation of coral reef fisheries value and productivity in relation to habitat quality in order to provide estimates of the value of coral reef fisheries and their potential to change through time at the two study locations (el Nido and Selayar), we will use a food web model for coral reefs that accounts for the influence of coral reef structure on community dynamics. The basis of the model has already been developed for The Caribbean (Rogers et al 2014), but in order to answer the key questions of the CCReS project and apply the tool to study sites in el Nido and Selayar, there will be three key activities; i) Model development and refinement, ii) Data collection and experimentation, iii) Model testing and validation and iv) Scaling up model predictions for marine spatial planning.

E.51.1. Ms. Joleah Bailey Lamb

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : California, 12 Februari 1983Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : NatureNet Science Fellowinstitusi (institution) : Cornell Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : e323CorsonHall,ithaca,NewYork,USA14853Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 452040366

E.52. Soil Restoration in Indonesian Mixed Agroforests

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mengkaji dampak regenerasi tutupan pepohonan terhadap pemulihan

tanah pada sistem produksi tanaman coklat di SulawesiBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologi Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 12 Juni 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sultra, Jabar (Bogor), Jatim (Malang)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Balitbang Kementerian Kehutanan (Dr. Hesti Lestari Tata))



Abstract

This project seeks to assess the impacts of tree cover regeneration on soil recovery in a gradient of Theobroma cacao production systems in Sulawesi, indonesia. We will quantify the influence of management practices and tree cover rehabilitation through an analysis of soil structure, nutrient and water cycling, and plant-availability of essential nutrients (N, P, K) and soil organic matter (SOM). The study will further evaluate farmer perceptions and knowledge about soil processes and quality and study major drivers of decision-making processes at the farm level. Study results are expected to contribute to an improved understanding of human-induced land-use changes on ecosystem processes within tropical agricultural systems, to the integration of biodiversity and productivity benefits, and to improved livelihoods and food security of smallholder farmers.

E.52.1. Ms. Christina Ariani Wartenberg

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Bremen, 28 November 1986Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Docotral Studentinstitusi (institution) : Swiss Federal institute of Technologyemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Tannenstrasse 1 8092 Zurich SchweizSwitzerlandNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C4YL5GH7J

E.53. Rapid Environmental Change and Migration in Coastal Regions of Ghana and Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari bagaimana rumah tangga di dua lingkungan yang

berbeda menghadapi konsekuensi dari perubahan lingkunganBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologi Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 5 (lima) bulan, mulai 15 April 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jawa Tengah (Semarang)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Geografi UGM (Prof. Dr. rer. Nat. Muh Aris Marfai, M.Sc)



Abstract

Over the last two decades public attention all over the world has increasingly focused on the link between environmental change and human responses. it is widely accepted that the environment is changing, mainly due to anthropogenic activities, and that it challenges economies and societies significantly. Low-lying coastal communities are considered especially vulnerable because they are particularly exposed to environmental hazards like coastal erosion, tidal waves, storm surges, an increasing sea level and the like which increase the risk of floods.

On top, those regions are associated with a large and rapidly growing human population. Therefore, this research project aims to better understand the adaptation strategies of households which live in coastal areas affected by environmental changes. it poses the following research questions: (1) How do households deal with ongoing coastal changes? How can the observed household strategies be explained? (2) Focusing on migration as one important adaptation strategy, we ask about the link between environmental change and migration. How important is the environmental change for the decision to migrate? (3) Apart from environmental change, which other factors can explain migration? Do very personal preferences play a role in this decision? We believe that understanding households’ responses towards environmental change will not only contribute answers to existing debates but also help to provide context-specific policy recommendations for future impacts of environmental change.

A quantitative approach and a comparative case study research design will be employed to answer the research questions. Two coastal regions were purposefully selected due to their ongoing coastal changes: Keta in Ghana and Semarang in indonesia. Both areas are affected by coastal erosion and floods which challenge the local population. Within selected communities, households will be randomly selected in order to participate in a household survey. The data will be collected with the help of questionnaires, incentivized tasks and some in-depth interviews and analyzed using econometric methods.

E.53.1. Ms. Carina Goldbach

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Rotenburg, Jerman, 15 Juli 1987Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Research assistant (PhD candidate)institusi (institution) : Leibniz Center for Tropical Marine ecology (ZMT), Bremen,

Germanyemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Fahrenheitstraße 6, 28359 Bremen, GermanyNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : CH2G65515



E.54. from Organic Waste to Recycling for Development – fORWARD

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Membuat strategi dan teknologi untuk manajemen sampah organik

padat di kota di indonesiaBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Teknik lingkunganLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 7 (tujuh) bulan, mulai 10 Maret 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jawa Tengah (Pekalongan), Jawa Timur (Sidoarjo)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : insitut Teknology Sepuluh Nopember (Prof. Dr. ing ir Herman Sasongko)

Abstract

The Government of indonesia, through the Ministry of Public Works (the Programme executing Agency - PeA) with funding assistance of KfW and SeCO, developed a programme for 12 participating indonesia cities, with the goal to develop required local environmental infrastructure investments that provide community benefit and reflect a high positive impact on climate change mitigation. in the first instance the focus is on solid waste management (SWM) investments and accompanying measures for capacity development. The initial selection of the 12 target cities was reduced to 5 in subsequent feasibility assessments. in the following this project will be abbreviated by PU/KfW/SeCO-project. eawag-Sandec with its waste research team proposes an accompanying four year applied research project to assist and complement the PU/KfW/SeCO-project. Funding will be by SeCO and partly by internal funds of eawag.

This applied research project FORWARD will seek to provide high visibility to the Swiss contribution of the PU/KfW/SeCO-project with specific regard to organic waste management and the overall approach of generating value from waste and selection of appropriate options based on market opportunities. Direct value will be most relevant to the cities selected of this specific research and development project. However the project will generate results which are of overall high value to all medium sized cities of indonesia and in particular the ones listed in the PU/KfW/SeCO project. Research results and developed practical methods tools and technologies will be synthesized, capitalized and documented for as to be made widely available so that replication in other cities in indonesia is enhanced. Findings will be of relevance to sector stakeholders involved in urban solid waste management in indonesia. The PU/KfW/SeCO project with its alignment with the international agenda on climate change and its focus on promoting projects and activities to reduce GHG emissions, gives special attention to sanitary landfill disposal (reducing uncontrolled methane emissions) but also strives to address poverty reduction interventions by reducing health impact and developing strategies



to improve living conditions, and employment opportunities through strengthening 3R (Reduction-Recycling-Reuse) activities and promoting increased private sector participation, and community-oriented solutions.The project works through local research partnerships and in cooperation with public authorities. The full duration of the project is 4 years: 1 July 2013 to 30 June 2017 The coordinator is active in indonesia since 12 October 2013. The research conducted under this application is in cooperation with the Laboratory of Solid Waste, the Department of environmental engineering of the institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember in Surabaya. Head of the Department is eddy Soedjono. Head of Solid Waste Laboratory is Prof. Dr. Yulinah Trihadiningrum. For this research specifically, the indonesian Counterpart is therefore iTS and the recommending senior Scientist is Prof.Dr. Yulinah Trihadiningrum. The Ministry of Public Works remains the counterpart of the full project.

E.54.1. Mr. Imre Istvan Antalfy

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Pfungen, Swiss, 17 Agustus 1991Warga Negara (Nationality) : SwissJabatan (Position) : Studentinstitusi (institution) : eAWAG / Sandecemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Brunnenweg 3b 8617 Mönchaltorf SwitzerlandNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : X1882554

E.54.2. Mr. Bram Martinus Adrianus Dortmans

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Boxmeer, Belanda, 22 Mei 1989Warga Negara (Nationality) : BelandaJabatan (Position) : Studentinstitusi (institution) : Uppsala Universityemail (email) : [email protected](Address) : Uppsala University Box 256 75105 UppsalaUpplandsNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : NX5J44H29




Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Bertujuan menyediakan data untuk mendukung upaya konservasi di

wilayah hutan bernilai konservasi tinggi (High Conservation Value) di Kalimantan, indonesia

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 7 April 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kalteng (Lab. Alam Gambut Sebangau, Stasiun Penelitian

Kalampangan, Baronang Dua, Bawan, TN Bukit Baka Bukit Raya, Gn. Lumut, Kalaweit Hampapak, Hutan Katingan-Mentaya, Mungku Baru, Murung Raya)

Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : CiMTROP Universitas Palangkaraya (Dr. ir. Suwido Limin, MS., Salahudin,

Abdul Azis)

Abstract

Kalimantan’s primate species have a high dependence on intact forest habitats for their survival;mostly for food as many primates are largely frugivorous. They are also a frequent focus of conservation attention because many species, in particular the Bornean Orangutan and Southern Bornean Gibbon, are classified as “endangered” by the iUCN. To counter the threats of habitat loss and degradation, it is essential to identify priority conservation areas, and to develop a better understanding of the impacts of human activities on these species and theirrequirements for their continued survival. it is important to study primates because they are one of the major elements of faunal biomass in Kalimantan’s forests, playing a key role in the ecosystem and important ecosystem processess, such as seed dispersal.




E.55.1Ms. Carolyn Thompson

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Aberdeen, 20 November 1985Warga Negara (Nationality) : SwissJabatan (Position) : individual Researcherinstitusi (institution) : OuTropemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 14 Priory Road, Gerrards Cross, Buckinghamshire, SL9 8SBNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 513393415

E.56. Living on borrowed time: The Anticipatory Politics of Vulnerability and Climate Change in Jakarta, Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Meneliti peranan kesadaran atas topik perubahan iklim dalam

pembentukan program terkait lingkunganBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 6 (enam) bulan, mulai 8 April 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : DKi Jakarta (Pademangan, Penjaringan), Jabar, Jateng (Semarang)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas ilmu Budaya UGM (Dr. Pujo Semedi Hargo Yuwono, M.A.)

Abstract

My research project aims at developing a detailed understanding of the institutional and socio-spatial effects of climate change in indonesian cities. To that end, i currently conduct twelve months of ethnographic research in Jakarta as well as in North Semarang. Recent infrastructural projects of the government and cooperations with international banks and consultants suggest that the anticipation of possibly disastrous consequences of global warming is already affecting social, political, and spatial arrangements in the coastal areas of these cities. More specifically, flood control is being reconfigured in anticipation of this new emergency. The governance of climate change appears to involve multiple actors: municipalities, foreign institutions and organizations (Rockefeller Foundation, World Bank, Mercy Corps), activist groups, as well as local populations. The puzzle is to answer the question how the event of climate change is reshuffling the social relations between these actors. To that end, i will examine the process through which discourses of climate change are integrated into the spatial plans and governing schemes of the city governments. i will further examine the involvement of local population



groups in flood management, particularly with regard to consultation and implementation processes. The methods used for collecting data consist of (a) participant observation at urban planning offices in Jakarta and Semarang and in residential areas and (b) interviews with planning staff as well as with neighbourhood residents and local leaders.

E.56.1 Mr. Lukas Ley

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : essen, 24 Juni 1986Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : PhD Studentinstitusi (institution) : University of Torontoemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : University of TorontoDepartment of Anthropology Room 424 19

Russell Street Toronto, Ontario, M5S 2S2CanadaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C71F24MG9

E.57. Influence of tropical land-use transformations on local and regional climate in Sumatra/Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Menggabungkan pendekatan pengukuran dan pemodelan untuk

mempelajari pertukaran gas rumah kaca serta feedback biofisik antara dataran dan atmosfer

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 11 (sebelas) bulan, mulai 24 Februari 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jambi (TN Bukit Dua Belas dan Hutan Harapan)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : UNTAD (Dr. Abdul Rauf ), indonesian Weather Service (Dr. Dodo

Gunawan), iPB (Dr. Tania June)

Abstract

Land transformation from natural to managed ecosystems such as oil palm and rubber plantations might result in changes of greenhouse gas fluxes (C02 and CH4) and of local and regional climate due to land-atmosphere feedbacks after changed surface properties. in this project, we combine measurements and modeling approaches to study the exchange of greenhouse gases (GHG) and biophysical feedbacks between land and atmosphere. Oil



palm plantations now cover a major fraction of Sumatra, but their sink/source strength for greenhouse gases at ecosystem scale are yet unknown.

The installation of an eddy covariance (eC) flux tower in a selected oil palm, allows us to quantify its ecosystem net greenhouse gas balance (C02 and CH4) integrating both soil and canopy sinks and sources. Concurrent meteorological data let us investigate functional relationships between C02, H20 and CH4 fluxes with environmental drivers within and across multiple years. Land-atmosphere feedbacks, however, are non-linear and additionally complicated by climate change.

Additionally, a network of meteorological stations in Jambi province will be used to evaluate regional climatic differences, the effect of land uses on micro climatic conditions, and will be available to other CRC subprojects who may need these data.

E.57.1 Ms. Ana Meijide Orive

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Madrid, 19 Oktober 1980Warga Negara (Nationality) : SpanyolJabatan (Position) : Postdoctoral Researcherinstitusi (institution) : Georg-August-University of Goettingenemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Burgstraβe 20, 37073 Götingen GermanyNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : AAF419270

E.58. Carbon dynamics and soil-plant-atmosphere interactions in forest systems affected by soil variability and climate conditions

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari dinamika, fungsi dan pengelolaan bahan organik tanah

yang dipengaruhi oleh kondisi tanah yang bervariasi sistem (misalnya tekstur tanah, kelembaban, suhu, status kesuburan) dan pengelolaan hutan (misalnya hutan asli, perkebunan, dll)

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 25 Maret 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kalbar (Kapuas Hulu), Jambi (Merangin dan Muara Bungo), Maluku

(Seram), Jawa Tengah (Wonosobo dan Boyolali)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : institut Pertanian Bogor (Prof. iswandi Anas)



Abstract

Terrestrial carbon and its cycle are expected to be affected by climate change, but there is a considerable debate about amount of carbon stored in and emitted from terrestrial ecosystems, which represents one of the largest terrestrial carbon pools. However, ecosystems may potentially sequester or release substantial quantities of C02 in response to climate change, atmospheric C02 concentration, and land management. Particularly land-use changes can greatly modify soil carbon stocks, pools and fluxes, due to substantial disturbances to balanced ecosystems. Thus, sustainable land management strategies that restore soil organic carbon stocks while preserving soil health and biodiversity are attracting research interest. However, for accurate predictions and management of carbon dynamics, key processes controlling responses of carbon pools to changing environmental conditions have to be investigated in relation to soil and land use types. Therefore, the main objectives of the planned research activities at the Center for international Forestry Research (CiFOR) will be focused on dynamics, functions and management of soil organic matter as are affected by varying soil conditions (e.g. soil texture, moisture, temperature, nutrient status) and forest management systems (e.g. native forests, plantations, etc.). Within next years it is planned to establish research capacities to investigate formation and augment of soil organic matter over a variety of soil types and forest ecosystems to mitigate climate change. in order to achieve this, there is a need to integrate different research areas, particularly topics of terrestrial ecology, carbon and wet-land management, as well as with an emphasis on sustainable production systems

E.58.1 Mr. Nils Borchard

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Jerman, 20 Juli 1977Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : integrated expertinstitusi (institution) : Georg-August-University of Goettingenemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Kurfuerstenplatz 16, 53125 Bonn GermanyNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C73Z86944

E.59 Research to Support Conservation in the Tropica


hutan bernilai konservasi tinggi (High Conservation Value) di Kalimantan



Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologi Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 26 Maret 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kalteng (Lab. Alam Gambut Sebangau, Stasiun Penelitian

Kalampangan, Baronang Dua, Bawan, TN Bukit Baka Bukit Raya, Gn. Lumut, Kalaweit Hampapak, Hutan Katingan-Mentaya, Mungku Baru, Murung Raya)

Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : CiMTROP Universitas Palangkaraya (Salahudin & Abdul Azis)

Abstract

Kalimantan’s primate species have a high dependence on intact forest habitats for their survival;mostly for food as many primates are largely frugivorous. They are also a frequent focus of conservation attention because many species, in particular the Bornean Orangutan and Southern Bornean Gibbon, are classified as “endangered” by the iUCN. To counter the threats of habitat loss and degradation, it is essential to identify priority conservation areas, and to develop a better understanding of the impacts of human activities on these species and theirrequirements for their continued survival. it is important to study primates because they are one of the major elements of faunal biomass in Kalimantan’s forests, playing a key role in the ecosystem and important ecosystem processess, such as seed dispersal.


E.59.1 Dr. Rebecca Elizabeth Armson

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Derby, inggris, 30 November 1982Warga Negara (Nationality) : inggrisJabatan (Position) : Research interninstitusi (institution) : OuTropemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 574 Kedleston Road, Derby, De22 2NH, UKNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 527683474



E.60 Carbon dioxide cycling in fresh to estuarine

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mengukur aliran CO2 dan air tanah di perairan BaliBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologi (Bio-geokimia, hidrologi)Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 12 Agustus 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Bali (Palasari Reservoir, Danau Buyan, Danau Batur, Sungai Ayung,

Nusa Lemongan, Pelabuhan Benoa)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Universitas Pendidikan Ganesha (Dr. i Gusti Ngurah Agung Suryaputra)

Abstract

To our knowledge, there are no previous assessments on the magnitude of the air-water carbon dioxide (C02) fluxes in Bali’s waterways, and no studies quantifying groundwater-surface water exchange in these systems. There are few estimates of air-water C02 fluxes from tropical freshwater and estuarine systems (Maher and eyre, 2012), and to our knowledge no studies on C02 fluxes or groundwater-surface water interaction in modified waterways in Bali. The few previous studies in modified waterways globally revealed frequent eutrophication and de-oxygenation events and changes in groundwater-surface water interactions, that were suggested to be related to long water residence times within these systems (Waltham and Connolly, 2011; Macklin et al, 2014). As there is little information on both water-to-air carbon dioxide fluxes and groundwater-surface water interactions in Bali, my research project will contribute significantly to Bali’s hydrological literature.

The aim of this project is to quantify the flux of C02 and groundwater in Bali’s waterways. We hypothesize that groundwater makes a significant contribution to C02 inputs to the waterways. We intend to assess the qualitative and quantitative importance of groundwater C02 high-tech radon measurement technology.

Mangroves sequester and store large quantities of carbon (Lovelock, 2008). This is commonly known as ‘blue’ carbon. Most of this carbon is buried and comprises of mangrove leaves and roots (Donato et al, 2011) When the mangrove forest is removed the soil carbon stock may be altered (Donato et al, 2012). it is important to gauge how stocks of blue carbon respond to changes in land use, such as shrimp and seaweed farming, yet there are few empirical studies of GHG emissions from aquaculture ponds that occur in converted mangrove areas.

it has been recently identified that climate change management strategies should include tropical wetlands (Sidik and Lovelock, 2013). These ecosystems have significant potential to



mitigate climate change if well managed. However, tropical wetlands are currently threatened by conversion to agriculture, aquaculture and infrastructure development (Murdiyarso et al, 2013). effective climate change mitigation can be achieved in this study by comparing the C02 efflux of natural and man-made systems and identifying the biogeochemical drivers of C02 emissions.

E.60.1 Mr. Paul Anthony Macklin

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : inggris, 24 Januari 1966Warga Negara (Nationality) : AustraliaJabatan (Position) : PhD Studentinstitusi (institution) : Southern Cross Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 3a Second Ave, Tweed Heads,NSW 2485. AustraliaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : N1017540

E.61 Toward the Regeneration of Tropical Peat Land Societies: Establishment of an International Research Network and Proposal of its future


rawa gambut tropisBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologi dan kesehatan masyarakatLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 4 Oktober 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Riau (Desa Tanjung Leban, Desa Temiyan, Kabupaten Bengkalis; Desa

Tasik Betung, Kab. Siak; Area Konservasi Giam Siak Kecil-Bukit Batu)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : LiPi (Prof. Bambang Subiyanto) dan Pusat Studi Bencana – Universitas

Riau (Dr. Harris Gunawan)

Abstract

We would like to do inter-disciplinary study on degraded peatland, and the measure to rehabilitate and conserve the degraded peatland, to prevent fire, and to improve the welfare of local people including through the way of rewetting and reforestation. The aims of our study are To clarify the ecological characteristics and material cycles in tropical peat swamp areas. Our focuses are the material cycles in soil and water, biomass and re-forestation, and biodiversity



and ecosystem functions. To clarify the social and cultural characteristics and to suggest social frameworks for peat land conservation that consider the conflicts of interests between local people and companies, and between conservation and development. To establish an international data and research hub by integrating the worldwide research networks of the Center for Southeast Asian Studies (CSeAS), Kyoto University and various research institutions in indonesia such as Riau University, Bogor Agricultural University, indonesian institute of Science, BPPTand Gadjah Mada University. This will contribute to compensating for the insufficiency of data accumulated on tropical peat areas and will bring together scientific data such as data on actual carbon stocks, Mangroves sequester and store large quantities of carbon (Lovelock, 2008). This is commonly known as ‘blue’ carbon. Most of this carbon is buried and comprises of mangrove leaves and roots (Donato et al, 2011) When the mangrove forest is removed the soil carbon stock may be altered (Donato et al, 2012). it is important to gauge how stocks of blue carbon respond to changes in land use, such as shrimp and seaweed farming, yet there are few empirical studies of GHG emissions from aquaculture ponds that occur in converted mangrove areas.

E.61.1 Prof. Kosuke Mizuno

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Aichi, Japan, 15 September 1953Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Professorinstitusi (institution) : Center for Southeast Asian Studies, Kyoto Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 46, Shimoadachi-cho, Yoshida, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto606-8501JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TH7596309

E.61.2 Mr. Daisuke Naito

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Kamakura, Jepang, 5 Desember 1978Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Scientistinstitusi (institution) : Center for international Forestry Researchemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 12-1-2-302, inutsuka cho, Shugakuin, Sakyo, KyotoNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : Japan



E.62 Infrastructure Development of Space Oceanography. Coral Reef Monitoring Application”

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Pemetaan habitat dan survei perubahanBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 6 Mei 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Bali (Jembrana, Kepulauan Lesser Sunda, Nusa Penida), Sulawesi Utara

(Manado, TN Bunaken), Sulawesi Tenggara (TN Wakatobi), Maluku (Seram), Nusa Tenggara Barat (Lombok)

Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Badan Litbang KKP (Dr Berny Subki)

Abstract

The proposed work is part of the Coral Reef Monitoring application of the iNDeSO project or (“infrastructure development of space oceanography for fishing and coastal monitoring - Towards sustainable fisheries in indonesia”). This project closely links several French institutions with Balitbang KP. CollecteLocalisation Satellites (CLS) is the French coordinating organization, and institut de Recherche pour le Developpement (iRD) is leading the Coral reef application. The Coral Reef application hosts an indonesian PhD student (elvan Ampou). The Coral Reef Application has a number of tasks to be conducted between end of 2013 till end of 2017. These tasks were decided in a meeting in Jakarta in June 2013. The meeting conclusions were endorsed by iRD, CLS, BKP, and the Directorate of General Marine, Coast and Small islands (Ministry Marine Affairs and Fisheries).

in particular, were listed:

1. Conduct mapping and change detection analysis of the coral reef habitats of Bunaken NP, using very high resolution images (2001-present) and ground-truthing. This is the core of elvanAmpou PhD subject.

2. Geomorphological mapping of several reef systems important for the blue economy of indonesia. This includes Lombok (east coast), Nusa Penida, and Ceram island.

3. A large-scale assessment of the resilience and biodiversity of Bunaken NP.4. A detailed mapping, with extensive ground-truthing for habitat mapping of Wakatobi NP.5. A model of coral reef connectivity for indonesia, using the state-of-the-art iNDeSO physical

oceanography 1/12 degree circulation model, as well as biodiversity knowledge acquired through in situ inventories and genetic analysis.

To achieve the goals, Serge Andrefouet will have to spend a large part of the year 2015 in indonesia, using a multiple-entry research visa.



The institut de Recherche pour le Developpement Representation Office in Jakarta will supervise his travels and expenses using a dedicated buedget.

E.62.1 Mr. Serge Andrefouet

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Paris, Perancis, 11 April 1968Warga Negara (Nationality) : PerancisJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : iRD (institut de Recherche Pour le Developpement)email (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Centre iRD - NouméaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 101 Promenade Roger Laroque Anse Vata BP A5 - 98848 Noumea

New Caledonia

E.63 Can localised restoration of wetland sites provide sustainable ecosystem services to low-income settlements through facilitating urban agriculture in Muara Angke, Jakarta, Indonesia?

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari potensi restorasi kawasan perairan di sekitar Muara Angke

untuk dijadikan lahan pemukiman bagi masyarakat berpenghasilan rendah

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekologi Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 2 (dua) bulan, mulai 16 Juni 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : DKi Jakarta (Muara Angke dan sekitarnya)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Biologi Universitas Nasional (Jito Sugardjito dan Taufik Mei

Mulyana, Ssi.)

Abstract

This study aims to identify the potential for the localised restoration of urban wetland sites surrounding the remaining Muara Angke Wetland area in Jakarta to provide sustainable ecosystem services for low-income and squatter settlements in the immediate vicinity. The primary focus of this research will be to assess the capacity of proposed wetlands as water purification systems with the potential to facilitate urban agricultural initiatives. This research will use local macrozoobenthic populations at sites with varying proximity to the remaining



wetland, including restored sites, as indicators of ecosystem health and waterway pollution levels. The aim of the research will be to demonstrate importance of wetland areas in Jakartas ecological infrastructure, and form a basis for future research into integrated sustainability solutions.

E.63.1 Mr. Christopher James Kelly

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : inggris, 18 Juni 1992Warga Negara (Nationality) : inggrisJabatan (Position) : Student (MSc)institusi (institution) : King’s College Londonemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 43 St. Leonard’s StreetNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : Bromley-by-BowLondone3 3BS, United Kingdom

f. MANAJEMEN SUMBER DAYA ALAM (NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT)

f.1. Potential local economic and conservation benefits of ecotourism in Ujung Kulon National Park, Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Meneliti cara-cara mengorganisir lahan yang berfungsi sebagai tempat

populasi margasatwa dan juga memberi keuntungan bagi komunitas lokal di sekitarnya

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Manajemen Sumber Daya Alam Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 1 (satu) bulan, mulai 11 Januari 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jabar (Bandung, Bogor), Banten (Ujung Kulon), Bali, Sumatra Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Sekolah Arsitektur, Perencanaan, dan Pengembangan Kebijakan iTB

(Rizki Yuwanita Habibah)

Abstract

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f.1.1. Ms. Katlin Vernoy Kraska

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Ohio, 11 Juni 1991Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Fulbright Scholarinstitusi (institution) : SFS Directed Research - environmental Policy Group Leaderemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 3801 Margot Ct. Lexington, KY 40510Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 434843121

f.2. Implementing Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD), Nagoya Protocol (NP) and Access Benefit Sharing (ABS) - Impacts for International Research Management

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Menganalisa rangkaian implementasi riset yang sesuai dengan

peraturan Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD), Nagoya Protocol (NP), dan Access Benefit Sharing (ABS) untuk mengembangkan metode serta instrumen terbaik

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Manajemen Sumber Daya Alam Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 10 Februari 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jambi (UNJA), Sulteng (UNTAD - Palu), Jabar (iPB Bogor) Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : iPB (Prof. Dr. Anas M. Fauzi, M.eng., Prof. Dr. ir. iskandar Z. Siregar, Prof.

Dr. Damayanti Buchori)

Abstract

Several research activities of the CRC 990 / eFForTS are object to the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) and related regulations. in October 2010 the Nagoya Protocol (NP) has been adopted. The NP provides biodiversity rich countries like indonesia instruments ioprotect its biodiversity and biological resources, but also to benefit from it. By this, the NP will have a high impact on international research collaboration working with bioiogica! material and traditional knowledge.

The CRC 990 research is in several points object to CBD and NP. Some of the subprojects are working with genetic recourses and collect plant material or animals. The proposed research as part of the central management aims to analyse strains to implement research in line with CBD, NP and ABS regulations, to develop best practise methods and instruments providing



guidance on example of CRC 990 / eFForTS research in indonesia, a tropical country with one of the highest bioiogica! diversity on earth. The research will be done in the time between December 2013 and December 2015.

f.2.1. Mr. Wolfram Lorenz

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Spremberg, 10 Mei 1967Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Project Coordinatorinstitusi (institution) : University of Goettingenemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Muehlengrund 5 37124 Rosdorf, GermanyNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C3P8K6J8X

f.3. Understanding The Impacts Of The Wild Bird Trade In Gunung Palung National Park, West Kalimantan

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari dampak dari perdagangan burung peliharaan terhadap

komunitas unggas/burung di TN Gunung PalungBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Manajemen Sumber Daya Alam Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 6 (enam) bulan, mulai 1 April 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kalimantan Barat (Ketapang, Kayong Utara, TN Gunung Palung)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Universitas Tanjungpura (Dr. Siti Masitoh Karikawati, Msi)

Abstract

The pet bird trade involves at least 3,600 species and is worth millions of dollars annually, but remarkably little recent research has examined the effects of the trade on bird populations. A handful of species have been added to the iUCN Red List as a result of trapping pressure, but we know very little about how trapping affects the vast majority of species. Specifically, no studies have quantified trapping and related it to bird abundance. Until such studies are available we will not know which species are most sensitive to the trade and which are more resilient. indonesia has the largest import and export markets for wild-caught birds in Southeast Asia.



We propose to study the effects of the pet bird trade on avian communities in Gunung Palung National Park in West Kalimantan.

1. We will use ten minute long point counts to sample bird communities in Gunung Palung National Park. Surveys will begin at the park exterior and move towards the interior. We hypothesize that points closer to roads and human structures will exhibit different bird communities than those in interior, due to the fact bird communities on the forest edge are easily accessible by bird trappers.

2. All bird species present in a 100-meter radius will be recorded by sight or sound. We will use binoculars to visually identify birds and audio recordings to identify birds based on their call. The proposed research would be the first of its kind in West Kalimantan. A few bird species are considered by the iUCN to be threatened with extinction by the trade, but we know very little about how the trade affects the vast majority of traded species. Once we know which species are most threatened, we will be able to define more useful management strategies.

Furthermore, our study would produce results that are useful for the indonesian government. By quantifying trapping intensity and predicting which species are most vulnerable to trade, indonesian conservationists, managers, and government officials will be better able to prioritize actions to reduce the impact of the pet bird trade.

f.3.1. Mr. Adam Eric Miller

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Missouri, AS, 10 November 1990Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Director and Founderinstitusi (institution) : Planet indonesiaemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 241 Selma Ave, St. Louis, Missouri, 63119, U.S.A. United States of

AmericaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 451838450

f.4. Understanding The Impacts Of The Wild Bird Trade In Gunung Palung National Park, West Kalimantan

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari dampak dari perdagangan burung peliharaan terhadap

komunitas unggas/burung di TN Gunung PalungBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Manajemen Sumber Daya Alam Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 6 (enam) bulan, mulai 1 April 2015(month, starting from)



Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kalimantan Barat (Ketapang, Kayong Utara, TN Gunung Palung)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Universitas Tanjungpura (Dr. Siti Masitoh Karikawati, Msi)

Abstract

1. Aims This study aims to understand traditional knowledge and practices for disaster prevention

and resource management and to give scientific advice to such communities to adapt to the changing environment. For this purpose, the project integrates new and familiar technologies such as smartphones, social media, and cloud networking.

2. Subject(s) to be studied (brief synopsis)

a. Understanding ‘chronic’ disasters affecting everyday life of local people (e.g., flood, cyclone, drought, illegal logging, fish poaching, etc)

b. Understanding local knowledge and actions to prevent or mitigate the impact of disaster

c. information Communication Technologies (iCTs) to link local people/governmental officers with Japanese scientist team (e.g., through smartphones, social media, and cloud system)

d. education on disaster resilience and sustainable development (e.g., interpretation of scientific knowledge for local people by using iCT technologies)

3. Method of Research

a. Fieldwork: interview and observation of ‘chronic’ disasters and people’s knowledge and response

b. Geographic information System (GiS) and remote sensing analysis: scientific disaster management

c. Smart Media Communication: report via SNS (Facebook), feedback vis Cloud (DropBox)4. List benefits of Research to The Republic of indonesia The findings will be reported or published in academia (journal, society meeting) as a

collaborative study between UNDANA, indonesia, and Kyoto University, Japan. information and technics will be shared through website and SNS (Facebook). Throughout this, the following improvement is expected in indonesia: (1) Advanced information on disaster risks at local level; (2) Record of traditional knowledge and actions against the disaster; (3) information-communication technologies developed for raising local people’s life levels; (4) Scientific advice on disaster resilience and sustainable development; (5) educational materials (including Android Apps) for local people and government; (6) academic exchange between indonesia and Japan.



f.4.1. Mr. Takuro furusawa

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Fukuoka, 24 Oktober 1977Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Assistant Professorinstitusi (institution) : Graduate School of Asian and African Area Studies, Kyoto

Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Room #AA431, Research Bldg. No. 2, Kyoto University, Yoshida-

Honmachi, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto 606-8501 JAPANNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TH3330654

G. Mikro Biologi (Micro Biology)

G.1. Biogeochemistry and Geomicrobiology of the Malili Lakes, Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari aspek-aspek mikrobiologis, geokimia, dan limnologi dari

Danau-danau MaliliBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : MikrobiologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 13 Mei 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sulsel (Danau-danau Malili)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Puslit Limnologi LiPi (Dr. Cynthia Henny dan tim)

Abstract

The proposed research will study several aspects of the biogeochemistry and geomicrobiologyof the Malili Lakes, on Sulawesi island. Our previous studies have identified that the lakes possess unique chemical and physical properties and our goal is to understand how these properties influence biogeochemistry and geomicrobiology and ultimately whole ecosystem functioning. Although the chemistry and physics of the Malili Lakes are unique on the planet today, they are analogous to what is known for the earth’s earliest oceans. Our understanding of ecological functioning in the Malili lakes may therefore yield insight into the earths earliest marine ecosystems.



G.1.1. Dr. Sean Andrew Crowe

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : edmonton, 28 Oktober 1977Warga Negara (Nationality) : KanadaJabatan (Position) : Assistant Professorinstitusi (institution) : University of British Columbiaemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : institute of Biology Campusvej 55Odense 5230DenmarkNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : BA816267

G.1.2. Dr. Jens Kallmeyer

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Langenhagen, 30 Mei 1974Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Scientistinstitusi (institution) : GFZ Postdamemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : GFZ German Research Center for Geosciences Telegrafenberg

14473 Postdam GermanyNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C3FGOM1X6

G.2. Biogeochemistry and Geomicrobiology of the Malili Lakes, Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari aspek-aspek mikrobiologis, geokimia, dan limnologi dari

Danau-danau MaliliBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : MikrobiologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 13 Mei 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sulsel (Danau-danau Malili)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Puslit Limnologi LiPi (Dr. Cynthia Henny dan tim)

Abstract

Our research program proposed for 2014 is a continuation of an international, interdisciplinary study of the Malili Lakes, indonesia. The overall project was initiated by Professor Doug Haffner of the University of Windsor and Peter Hehanussa of LiPi in the early 1990s. Since that time,



the project has grown to include many additional researchers from a host of international universities and research institutions, as well as several LiPi scientists. The research proposed will focus on the geochemistry and microbiology of the Malili Lakes, with an emphasis on the lake sediments. it is planned to take place over the course of not more than 2 [12 week periods beginning with an expedition in May, 2015. As in the past, we greatly rely on our collaboration with LiPi, including their direct involvement in field activities and the co-authorship of scientific publications.

Principal hypotheses to be tested1. The sediments of Lake Towuti house a record of eco-evolutionary processes that can be

reconstructed through geochemical analyses2. Lake Towuti and Lake Matano sediments house Fe centric microbial communities3. Organic compounds are sheltered by iron rich sediments and contain a record of past life in

the lakes.4. The Malili Lakes sediments are good analogues for the ecology of the earth�s early oceans

(which were also sulfur poor and iron rich)

G.2.1. Mr. Jan Axel Kitte

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Stadthagen, Jerman 24 September 1975Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : engineerinstitusi (institution) : Deutsches GeoForschungsZentrum Potsdamemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Deutsches Geo Forschungs Zentrum Potsdam Telegrafenberg

14473 Potsdam GermanyNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C3JJ9XY91

G.2.2. Dr. Aurèle Vuillemin

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Oakland, AS, 14 November 1978Warga Negara (Nationality) : SwissJabatan (Position) : PostDocinstitusi (institution) : Helmholtz Centre Potsdam, Deutsches Geo Forschungs Zentrum

GFZemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Helmholtz Centre Potsdam Deutsches Geo Forschungs Zentrum

GFZ Section 4.5: Geomicrobiology Telegrafenberg 14473 Potsdam Germany

Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : X4831944



G.2.3. Dr. Sean Andrew Crowe

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : edmonton, 28 Oktober 1977institute of BiologyWarga Negara (Nationality) : KanadaJabatan (Position) : Assistant Professorinstitusi (institution) : University of British Columbiaemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Campusvej 55Odense 5230 DenmarkNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : BA816267

G.2.4. Mr. André friese

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Kyritz, 13 Mei 1988Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Master Studentinstitusi (institution) : University of Postdamemail (email) : -Alamat (Address) : -Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C3MZRLFMY

G.2.5. Mr. Luis Rendon

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : ekuador, 4 Juni 1986Warga Negara (Nationality) : ekuadorJabatan (Position) : Geologistinstitusi (institution) : University of Lausanneemail (email) : -Alamat (Address) : -Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 1308984358

G.2.6. Ms. Rachel Louise Simister

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : inggris, 5 Maret 1986Warga Negara (Nationality) : Selandia BaruJabatan (Position) : Post-doctoral fellowinstitusi (institution) : University Of British Columbia (UBC)



email (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 41B Charles StreetWest Shore, Napier, Hawkes Bay, 4110New

ZealandNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : LH693668

G.2.7. Dr. Jens Kallmeyer

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Langenhagen, 30 Mei 1974Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Scientistinstitusi (institution) : GFZ Postdamemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : GFZ German Research Center for Geosciences Telegrafenberg

14473 Postdam GermanyNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C3FGOM1X6

H. PRIMATOLOGI (PRIMATOLOGY)

H.1. Monitoring of population dynamics of commensal long-tailed macaques (Macaca fascicularis) in Bali (Indonesia) and study on the relation between social tension and demographic density

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mengumpulkan data tentang dinamika populasi untuk mengetahui

tren demografi dari populasi macaqueBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PrimatologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 5 (lima) bulan, mulai 2 Februari 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Bali (Gianyar, Badung)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Universitas Udayana - Pusat Penelitian Satwa Primata (Prof. i Nengah

Wandia)

Abstract

The sympatric relationship between humans and non-human primates is a contemporary widespread phenomenon. The increasing human encroachment on primate natural habitats, for global urban expansion and rural land development [Cowlishaw and Dunbar, 2000], leads



to a multiplication and an intensification of interface /.ones in human-influenced landscapes [Fuentes and Wolfe. 2002: l’alerson and Wallis, 2005). Among primates, the genus Macaca exhibits one of the highest degrees of spatial overlap with humans [Gumert et al., 2011; Priston and McLennan. 2013]. One defines primates as commensal when they are closely ecologically associated with humans, taking advantage of anthropogenic food to supplement their diet [Gautier and Biquand. 1994; Wheatley, 1999]. The human-primate interface is characterized by a considerable diversity of interaction scenarios [Radhakrishna et al.. 20131. The cultural and religious contexts in Southeast Asia can allow for a certain tolerance and for a deliberate food provisioning of commensal primates [Lee and Priston. 2005: Fuentes, 2010]. However, this growing sympatry and competition for resources also generate increased conflicts leading to possible threats for primate populations when considered as pests by humans [Hill, 2005; Schilaci et al.. 2010].

Our research took place in the perspective of anthropogenic ecology which promotes an integrated approach of primate behavior and ecology, incorporating both anthropic and ecological factors in zones of interface with humans [Fuentes and Hockings, 2010; Riley and fuentes, 2011; Fuentes, 2012]. The question of how much does living alongside humans impact commensal primates, has received growing attention over the last decade. Similarly to the usual ecological factors (e.g. temperature, predation pressures or quantity, quality and seasonality of food) known to modulate eco-behavioral and social adjustments among primates [isbell and Young. 1993; Bronikowski and Altmann, 1996; Strier. 2007], a recent body of studies document the impacts of anthropic factors on the behavioral ecology of commensal primates [Altmann and Muruthi, 1988; Singh and Vinathe, 1990; lladi, 2007; Riley, 2007; Hoffman and O’Riain. 2010; McKinney, 2010: van Doom el al.. 2010; el Alami et al., 2012; Jaman and Huffman, 2013; Sha and Hanya, 2013; Brotcorne et al.. 2014 published online]. Strikingly, the human food provisioning lead to larger group sizes since the high nutritional content and the abundance of anthropogenic foods increase birth rates, and reduce inter-birth intervals and mortality rates [Altmann and Alberts, 2005: Kurita et al., 2008]. in Balincse macaques. Brotcorne and colleagues |2014| showed that the group size increased with the food provisioning degree and the density of the groups increased as an exponential function of the home range anthropization. likely to lead to situations of macaque overpopulation. in these last cases, increased social tension was a cost that stemmed from high density situations. in turn, group size, and the related density, have already been proven to strongly influence the activity patterns of primates, especially social activities [van Schaik et al., 1983; Dunbar. 1991; Dunbar, 1992; Lehmann et al.. 2007: Grove, 2012]. For example, proportions of grooming may be greater in large groups, given the necessity to groom more partners in order to maintain strong social bonds [Dunbar, 1991; Dunbar. 1992].

in brief, studying commensal populations has both an applied interest related to conflict mitigation and primate conservation, and a fundamental interest since these populations



exemplify a response to human disturbance that has to be considered within the species biological spectrum.

H.1.1. Ms. Gwennan Thérèse Louise Giraud

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Bordeaux, Perancis, 18 April 1989Warga Negara (Nationality) : PerancisJabatan (Position) : Master studentinstitusi (institution) : University of Liege, Belgiumemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Rue Solvay 12/2, 4100 Boncelles - Belgique BelgiumNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 08CY25138

H.2. A field study on gestural communication in wild orang utan (Pongo pygmaeus wurmbii) mother- offspring and infant-other dyads

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari sifat homologi antara manusia dan keraBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PrimatologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 7 September 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kalteng (LAHG Kereng Bangkirai Sabangau)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : CiMTROP, Universitas Palangkaraya (Twentinolosa)

Abstract

Human communication depends on unique linguistic symbols which are not used by any other animal species in their natural habitat (Pika, Liebal, Tomasello, & Call, 2005). The evolution of human language aroused the interest of paleoanthropologists studying the rise and evolution of the genus Homo, but still is largely hypothetical. Research has focused on studying homologies between humans and non-human ape communication as non-human apes represent the most recent divergence from the human lineage (Stauffer, Walker, Ryder, Lyons-Weiler& Blair Hedges, 2001). What properties of cognition and communication are present in non-human apes and how they are used and acquired, is questioned. Studying primate vocalization led to the conclusion that it seems biologically fixed (innate), unintentional and in general is unlearnt. it also shows very little flexibility of use. Any other form of communication is gestural: a means of communicating through ineffective body movements signalling particular messages, e.g.



pointing. Gestural communication, opposed to vocal communication in non-human apes, appears to be more flexible, voluntary and intentional, like human language. it may reveal information about the precursor of speech when investigating the transition from pre-linguistic to linguistic communication. As questioned by e.g. by Hewes (1973): Did human language evolve from gestures?

Slocombe, Waller & Liebal (2011) concluded that out of 553 primate communication studies only 9% (n=51) had focused on the gestural modality, where only 7,8% (n=4) was carried out in the wild. it is, however, important to investigate communication in wild ape populations too because their social and ecological environment is different to that of captive populations (which including interaction with humans) and this may shape their cognition in a way that is different (Roberts, 2010; Tomasello & Call, 2011; Tempelmann & Liebal, 2012). This may be due to differences in selective pressures involved in learning and the acquisition of behaviour (Roberts, 2010). As the non-captive field is understudied, there appears to be a need for systematic gestural communication research focussing on wild non-human apes.

Among non-human great-apes, orang-utans are the most solitary and arboreal, suggesting that their communication may differ from the other great-ape species (van Schaik, 1999). An orang-utan’s arboreal and semi-solitary lifestyle presents many challenges when conducting research on orang-utan communication, e.g. a limited number of communicative interaction occurrences and poor visibility. Perhaps for these reasons, few studies including communication have been carried out to date (e.g. MacKinnon, 1974; Rijksen, 1977; Bard, 1992).

Orang-utans have a slow life-history including females having their first offspring at an mean age of 15.5 years and an inlerbirth interval of 7.7 years (van Noordwijk et a/., 2009). The period of immaturity in orang-utans has a duration of approximately 5-8 years and is the longest duration of any ape species (Wich er a/., 2009). As this bond of mothers and offspring is the only strong bond in orang-utans, the majority of gesture occurrences among wild orang-utans are expected to be found within this dyad and therefore this study will focus on these as subjects. A mother-offspring dyad may, however, encounter an individual or another mother-offspring dyad occasionally and communicative interactions may also occur here, e.g. play interactions between offspring (Morrogh-Bernard, pers. comm.).

immature orang-utans below 8 years of age are (totally) dependent on their mothers for nutrition, transportion, and guidance through the canopy in order to obtain food sources (Van Adrichem, Atmoko, Wich, van Hoof & Streck, 2006; Wich et a/., 2009). Therefore, communicative interactions are expected here (pers. obs.). Communicative interactions are likely to occur in transportion as this involves proximity between individuals and it may include individuals coming into direct contact with each other. Communicative interactions in the context of feeding occur when food is provided/shared, something common in dyads with infants of a few years old (van Noordwijk et a/., 2009). in comparison with other great-ape species, less



communicative interactions are expected in the contexts of social play and social grooming as these behaviours are seldomly expressed within orang-utans (pers. obs.; van Noordwijk et ai, 2009). As dependence on the mother gradually decreases with age, variation in occurrance of communicative interaction and thus gestures are expected to vary with offspring’s age.

Roberts (2010) stated that:

The study of a species’ [communication] repertoire is an important prerequisite to understanding the cognitive processes underlying human language evolution because it helps us to understand the breadth of relevant traits of the communicative system, and which traits could be homologous with the human communicative repertoire (Altmann, 1967).(p.15)

Therfore, this study will focus on establishing and assessing the gestural repertoire of wild mother-infant and infant-other orang-utan dyads. To date, this has not been carried out systematically and the study therefore fills in a gap within this field.

H.2.1. Mr. Joey Ravi Ceylan Markx

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Kessel, 31 Juli 1994Warga Negara (Nationality) : BelandaJabatan (Position) : independent Researcherinstitusi (institution) : Oxford Brookes Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Karreweg-Noord 19 – 5995 MG Kessel, The NedherlandsNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : NM30L02P2

H.3. Orang-utan mother-infant activity patterns and infant development

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mengeksplorasi periode ketergantungan orang utan dan pola

perkembangannyaBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PrimatologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 6 (enam) bulan, mulai 25 Mei 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kalimantan Tengah (Sebangau)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : CiMTROP, Universitas Palangka Raya (Hendri Sagara dan idrus)



Abstract

The proposed research, to be carried out in 2015 by Mr Alastair John Kember, will be a collaborative project between The Whitley Wildlife Conservation Trust, UK, The University of Plymouth, UK, along with The Macaca nigra Project. The research will assess the effectiveness of using acoustic recordings to track and assess populations of the Sulawesi crested black Macaque, Macaca nigra.

in 2008 the iUCN Red Data List changed the status of the M. nigra from endangered to Critically endangered due to previous research that indicated that there had been ]80 ulation decline in a period of only 30 years ([1, 2]). it is likely that M. nigra populations have continued to decline since the last published surveys despite the efforts of conservations programmes such as Selamatkan Yaki [3].

For a species conservation programme to be successful, accurate population surveys are required to establish remaining species abundance and distribution. Many survey techniques rely on visual recordings and can be labour time expensive [4], especially in regions of limited visibility or access, such as dense forest[5].

Acoustic monitoring is an established survey method which has shown to be useful for various taxonomic groups, when investigating parameters such as species presence (whales, birds, bats)[6-8] [owls], species identification (bats, birds) [9], estimating groups size and composition (elephants, birds) [10, 11], population density (primates) [12], and territory use (birds)[13]. in species where individual calls are distinct enough, vocalisations can be used to identify individuals [4, 14]. For a species to be suitable for acoustic monitoring its vocalisations must be both easily detectable and distinct [15]. The loud calls of adult male primates are potentially a suitable focus for acoustic monitoring [14].

With the assistance of the Macaca nigra Project, i plan to investigate whether acoustic monitoring is suitable to monitor M. nigra populations. By setting up sound recording units in areas frequented by M. nigra, and comparing recorded results with visual observations and location data obtained by the Macaca nigra Project, i will assess the effectiveness of such a monitoring technique. Additionally, through spectral analysis of the recorded vocalisations and comparison with the visual observations i will investigate the uniqueness of individual calls recorded, and determine to what level individual identification and group composition can be obtained from this audio monitoring technique.



H.3.1. Mr. Alastair John Kember

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : -Warga Negara (Nationality) : inggrisJabatan (Position) : Studentinstitusi (institution) : University College Londonemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 9A Church Row London, englandNW3 6UT, United KingdomNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 99178884

H.4. Orangutan-Human Interaction

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari perilaku orang utan terhadap banyaknya manusia yang

datangBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PrimatologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 6 (enam) bulan, mulai 11 Juni 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sumatera Utara (TN Nasional Gunung Leuser, Bukit Lawang)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Pertanian Universitas Sumatera Utara (Onrizal, S.Hut, M.Si)

Abstract

This research study will take place at Bukit Lawang, Gunung Leuser National Park. The Sumatran orang-utans here were provided with provision foods twice a day at the feeding site. Otherwise, the orang-utans can forage and feed themselves in the jungle. There are many human activities occurred at Bukit Lawang that make it an adequate place to investigate and study on how orang-utans adapt and respond themselves in close proximity of humans. The orang-utans behaviours that i want to study are their promoting and inhibiting behaviour towards humans density or activity, as well as their foraging skills depends on the density of humans. The space use pattern by orang-utans at the feeding site also will be studied. Lastly, i want to capture the postural modes of orang-utans-human interaction. in this research, awareness and social/corporate responsibilities among the rangers, tourist and local people toward the orang-utans will be highlighted.



H.4.1. Ms. fatin Nabila Bt Md Nazaruddin

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Malaysia, 18 November 1992Warga Negara (Nationality) : MalaysiaJabatan (Position) : Studentinstitusi (institution) : School Of Biological Science, Universiti Sains Malaysiaemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 1, Jalan Residensi, 10450 Georgetown, Penang MalaysiaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : A34701343

H.5. The stress factor: Examining anthropogenic sources of stress in wild Macaca. Nigra

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari faktor-faktor penyebab stress pada M. nigra liarBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PrimatologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 3 (tiga) bulan, mulai 23 November 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sulawesi Utara (Cagar Alam Tangkoko-Dua Saudara)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Kedokteran Hewan iPB (Dr. drh. Muhammad Agil, MSc.Agr)

Abstract

The concept of “eco-tourism” stems from the belief that wildlife tourism can be both a financial boon to local populations and help conserve the environment. However, these goals are not always achieved and target species are sometimes exposed to new anthropogenic stressors. Unavoidable, chronic exposure of nonhuman primates to humans can be stressful, as indicated by physiological and behavioral responses. My aim is to assess the impacts of two anthropogenic influences on stress-related behavior and physiology of critically endangered wild black crested macaques (Macaca nigra) in order to make recommendations for their management. Tangkoko Nature Reserve, Sulawesi, indonesia is home to three social groups of M. nigra that are exposed to varying intensities of anthropogenic stress, including tourism and defense from crop-raiding (via range restriction). This assessment will better enable conservation biologists and site managers to pinpoint specific characteristics of anthropogenic influence that are in need of modification, and thus bring management into better alignment with its intended conservation goals. Most importantly, the data collected here will shed light on whether primate groups exposed to tourism over multiple decades fully habituate or whether their apparent tolerance masks unhealthy abnormal stress responses.



H.5.1. Ms. Kayla Nicole Wood

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Washington, AS, 10 Agustus 1992Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Recent graduate of Washington State Universityinstitusi (institution) : Recent graduate of Washington State Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 35706 87th Ave e, eatonville, Wa, 98328 United StatesNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 478594540

H.6. Torpor in a critically endangered primate: Effects of climate on Javan Slow Loris behaviour

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari perubahan iklim dan dampaknya terhadap perilaku kera

Javan Slow LorisBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PrimatologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 13 Oktober 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jabar (Cipaganti, Kab.Garut)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Puslit Biologi LiPi (ir.Wirdateti,M.Si)

Abstract

i will examine the effect(s) of climate on the Javan slow loris, Nycticebus javanicus. Due to increase in local agricultural farming, this endemic and Critically endangered species has become increasingly restricted to altitudes above 800 m, with less than 10f Javas rainforest remaining. These anthropogenic effects require lorises in this biodiversity hotspot to adapt to fragmented forests of increased elevation and lower temperatures. i will conduct this research as part of my MSc dissertation through Oxford Brookes University, via the Little Fireface Project (LFP), which is directed by my MSc advisor, Professor Anna Nekaris. We will examine activity and home range use between loris pairs (their typical social group) in relation to altitude, temperature and disturbance. While slow lorises have been known to enter torpor at lower temperatures, implications for this behavior remain little known. i will thus examine the various effects of temperature and altitude on the thermoregulation, behavior and ecology of the Javan slow loris. Data will be collected through the use of tracking, temperature loggers, vegetation plots, and behavioral observations, analyzed and written in an MSc dissertation and formatted for submission for publication of appropriate journal(s).



H.6.1. Ms. Kathleen Danielle Reinhardt

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : New York, 24 Februari 1989Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Msc Candidateinstitusi (institution) : Oxford Brookes Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 72a Lime WalkHeadington, OxfordshireOxford, OX3 7Ae United

KingdomenglandNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 494290314

H.7. Cultural behavior and social network in Balinese long-tailed macaques (Macaca fascicularis)

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Untuk mengeksplorasi secara mendalam tentang pola berperilaku

monyet ekor panjang BaliBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PrimatologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 6 (enam) bulan, mulai 13 Oktober 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Bali (Badung (Bukit Peninsula: Pura Uluwatu), Gianyar (Ubud:

Padangtegal), Badung (Abiansemal: Hutan Sangeh), Singaraja (Seririt: Pura Pulaki), dan Tabana (Kukuh: Hutan Alas Kedaton))

Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Penelitian Satwa Primata – Universitas Udayana (Dr. Drh. i

Nengah Wandia, MSi)

Abstract

Cultural primatologists aim to understand the mechanisms and evolution of human culture by looking at how our nonhuman primate cousins innovate and pass on new knowledge and behaviors across generations. i will build on Dr. Jean-Baptiste Leca’s (my supervisor) research by taking an integrative Tinbergian approach to the study of macaque material culture, which involves adopting multiple proximate-level (e.g., developmental, mechanistic) and ultimate-level (e.g., functional, phylogenetic) perspectives. i will develop two new and complementary projects pertaining to two group-specific object-oriented behavioral patterns, namely stone handling/tool-use and object/food bartering in Balinese long-tailed macaques (Macaca fascicularis). Proximately, i will investigate the ontogenetic changes, social learning



mechanisms, and cognitive processes that underpin these object-related behavioral traditions. Ultimately, i will explore how seemingly non-adaptive, but culturally-influenced, behaviors may lead to functional outcomes at the individual and group levels. i will assist a post-doctoral researcher, Dr. Fany Brotcorne, with the video-recording of spontaneous and experimentally-induced object-related behaviors, as well as the collection of social data on the proximity and interactions among group members, by using a combination of continuous focal-animal and instantaneous group scan sampling techniques. This research will be conducted in collaboration with Pr. i Nengah Wandia from Universitas Udayana (Bali) and the managers of the Uluwatu Temple and the other Monkey Forests of Bali..

H.7.1. Ms. Anna Holzner

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : ebersberg, 10 Februari 1989Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Research assistantinstitusi (institution) : Behaviour and evolution Research Group - Department of

Psychology - University of Lethbridgeemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Sauerbruchstrasse 11, 85080 Gaimersheim, GermanyNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : CF44MRYYF

H.8. The stress factor: Examining anthropogenic sources of stress in wild M. Nigra

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari faktor-faktor penyebab stress pada M. nigra liarBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PrimatologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 5 (lima) bulan, mulai 5 Oktober 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sulawesi Utara (Batuangus: Cagar Alam Tangkoko-Dua Saudara)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Kedokteran Hewan - iPB (Dr. drh. Muhammad Agil, MSc.Agr.,

Dipl.ACCM)

Abstract

The concept of “eco-tourism” stems from the belief that wildlife tourism can be both a financial boon to local populations and help conserve the environment. However, these goals are not always achieved and target species are sometimes exposed to new anthropogenic stressors.



Unavoidable, chronic exposure of nonhuman primates to humans can be stressful, as indicated by physiological and behavioral responses. My aim is to assess the impacts of two anthropogenic influences on stress-related behavior and physiology of critically endangered wild black crested macaques (Macaca nigra) in order to make recommendations for their management. Tangkoko Nature Reserve, Sulawesi, indonesia is home to three social groups of M. nigra that are exposed to varying intensities of anthropogenic stress, including tourism and defense from crop-raiding (via range restriction). This assessment will better enable conservation biologists and site managers to pinpoint specific characteristics of anthropogenic influence that are in need of modification, and thus bring management into better alignment with its intended conservation goals. Most importantly, the data collected here will shed light on whether primate groups exposed to tourism over multiple decades fully habituate or whether their apparent tolerance masks unhealthy abnormal stress responses.

H.8.1. Ms. Dominique Alina Bertrand

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Virginia, 22 Juni 1980Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : PhD Candidateinstitusi (institution) : State University of New Yorkemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 411 Springville Ave Amherst NY 14226 USANomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 471592287

H.9. The effect of within-group and extra-group competition on male coalition patterns in wild crested macaques (Macaca nigra)

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari hubungan kera jambul liar (Macaca nigra) berjenis

kelamin jantan berdasarkan kerangka sosio ekologiBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PrimatologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 9 November 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sulawesi Utara (Cagar Alam Tangkoko – Dua Sudara, Batuangus)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Kedokteran Hewan – iPB (Dr. drh. Muhammad Agil, M.Sc.Agr)



Abstract

Theoretical explanations related to male coalition patterns in New and Old World monkeys seldom consider the possible role of competition between groups, yet researchers concerned with chimpanzee and human male coalitions see between-group competition as central. This disconnect in theoretical orientations makes it difficult to explore the possible evolutionary origins of human coalitionary behavior before the common ancestor of humans and Pan. A more broadly based understanding of male coalitionary behavior in nonhuman primates is likely to advance our understanding of the social and ecological conditions that allowed coalitionary behavior among human males to evolve. The proposed study will explicitly examine male coalitionary behavior, conflict management and relationship quality as a function of the competitive context (within-group vs. extra-group competition) in an understudied and critically endangered Old World monkey. Findings of parallels between coalition patterns in macaques, Pan, and humans would suggest that these parallels not only pre-date the common ancestor of humans and Pan, but that they do not require male philopatry and clusters of related males. This study will examine male relationships within a socioecological framework [1] by testing predictions about coalitionary behavior and relationship qualities among wild crested macaques (Macaca nigra) in Tangkoko Nature Reserve in indonesia. My general aims are to 1) describe patterns and contexts of coalition formation, 2) evaluate their possibly specialized roles in extra-group competition and/or within-group competition, and 3) determine the extent to which partner choice is related to relationship quality and conflict management in each context.

H.9.1. Ms. Maura Elizabeth Tyrrell

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : California, 26 Oktober 1985Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : PhD Studentinstitusi (institution) : State University of New York at Buffaloemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : German Primate Center (DPZ). Kellnerweg 4, D-37077,

Goettingen GermanyNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 486308270



H.10. Measuring Growth in Bornean Orangutans (Pongo Pygmaeus Wurmbii) with a non-invasive photographic method

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Melakukan pengukuran fisik pertumbuhan orangutan di Tuanan

KaltengBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PrimatologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 6 (enam) bulan, mulai 21 September 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kalteng (Stasiun Penelitian Tuanan)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Biologi UNAS (Marlia Fajri Hayoto)

Abstract

Orangutans develop very slowly. Females may reach adult size at around age 14 y, whereas males probably continue to slowly grow for at least another 10 years well into their 20s, and perhaps even longer. Not much is known about the flexibility of these growth trajectories. in this project, sizes of wild orangutans will be measured with a non-invasive photographic method. These data will contribute to a longitudinal database and can be used for comparison of growth patterns both within and between populations. This project will be conducted under a MoU and in close collaboration with Universitas Nasional, Jakarta.

H.10.1. Mr. Petrus Johannes Gerardus Cornelis Van Duijnhoven

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Stiphout, 1 Mei 1966Warga Negara (Nationality) : BelandaJabatan (Position) : Technicianinstitusi (institution) : Anthropological institute of the University of Zurichemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : ‘t Hofke 895641AJ eindhovenThe NetherlandsNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : NW6JLB2P9



H.11. Maternal care in Bornean Orangutans

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Meneliti pola pengasuhan oleh induk orangutan KalimantanBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PrimatologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 6 (enam) bulan, mulai 21 September 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kalteng (Tuanan, Area Konservasi Mawas, Kapuas)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Biologi UNAS (Tatang Mitra Setia)

Abstract

Orangutans (Pongo spp.) have a very slow life history and infants are dependent on their mother for an extremely long period. Mothers invest in their offspring through milk provisioning, tolerated food theft, carrying and other travel assistance, nest sharing and allowing close proximity throughout the pre-weaning phase of their offspring. Despite their joint interest in the survival of the immature, mother-offspring conflict may arise over the level of investment and care and the timing of its provisioning. in orangutans maternal investment and care are spread over many years of offspring dependence and care is provided for several years post-weaning. So far, the general changed in maternal care with increasing offspring age have been described, with some results suggesting mother-offspring interactions are affected by the social context. The current study will focus on Bornean orangutans (Pongo pygmaesu wurmbii) at Tuanan (Kalteng) and will contribute to the longitudinal database on mother offspring relationships with special attention to interaction in their social context. in addition, there is the unique opportunity to collect data on the development of an orphaned 5-year old male (not yet weaned at the time of his mother’s death) as well as his relationship with his adolescent sister who seems to have adopted him. A comparison of the development of this young orphan with its peers growing up with their mother is expected to increase our insights into the benefits of the extremely prolonged dependence phase of orangutans.

H.11.1. Ms. Alexandra Patricia Kissling

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Zurich, 12 September 1989Warga Negara (Nationality) : SwitzerlandJabatan (Position) : Studentinstitusi (institution) : University of Zurichemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Rooswiesenstrasse 128155 Niederhasli ZurichSwitzerlandNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : X2680547



H.12. Can behavior of indicator species reveal habitat condition? The long call of the orangutan

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mengetahui kemungkinan penggunaan data perilaku vocal orangutan

untuk menentukan kualitas habitat dan mendeteksi perubahan habitat orangutan

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PrimatologyLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 4 (empat) bulan, mulai 8 September 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kalteng (LAHG Kereng Bangkirai, Sabangau)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : CiMTROP UNPAR (Hendri Sagara)

Abstract

Orangutan population densities have been used as indicators of forest condition, but in light of their long inter-birth interval and lifespan, such data do not permit early detection to facilitate rapid conservational action. Orangutan populations recover slowly and conservation efforts would greatly benefit from more effective and sensitive methods for assessing changes in habitat condition. Male orangutans produce a long-distance vocalization, the long call, whose acoustic features may be affected by secondary sexual characteristics that include a pendulous laryngeal sac and large cheek flanges. Laryngeal sacs and flanges change with age and body condition. investigation of long calls therefore, has previously unexplored potential to assist conservation efforts by connecting critical aspects of behavior with habitat quality, a key determinant of population density. To connect vocal behavior to habitat condition, three types of data, (acoustic, physiological, and botanical data) will be collected. This proposed research is based on a long-term database on orangutan behavior and forest condition and a large set of high-quality acoustic recordings of long calls. These data will therefore enable us to determine the feasibility of using vocal behavior to indicate habitat quality and thus potentially provide a timely method for detecting changes in orangutan habitat.



H.12.1. Ms. Amanda Rae Hoepfner

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Utah, 7 April 1988Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : PhD Candidateinstitusi (institution) : University of Utahemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 257 South 1400 east Salt Lake City, Utah, 84112 USANomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 506111913

H.13. Object/ food bartering as a cultural token economy in Balinese long-tailed macaques (Macaca fascicularis)

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari pola makan monyet ekor panjang di BaliBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PrimatologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 7 September 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Bali (Bukit Peninsula-Uluwatu Temple, Ubud – Padangtegal Monkey

Forest, abiansemal – Sangeh Monkey Forest, Seririt – Pulaki Temple, Kukuh – Alas Kedaton Monkey Forest)

Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Penelitian Satwa Primata, Universitas Udayana (i Nengah

Wandia)

Abstract

Cultural primatologists aim to understand the mechanisms and evolution of human culture by looking at how our nonhuman primate cousins innovate and pass on new knowledge and behaviors across generations. While there is increasing evidence for cultural variation in various primate taxa, some behavioral domains (e.g. tool use) are far more represented than others (e.g. arbitrary social conventions) in the literature. By providing additional data to the latter, our study will expand upon the field of cultural primatology. The first objective of the proposed research project is to explore the mechanisms underlying the “object/food bartering” behavioral tradition in the free-ranging long-tailed macaques (Macaca fascicularis) living around the Uluwatu temple, southern Bali (indonesia). This population-specific behavioral practice occurs in two steps: after robbing temple visitors of non-edible objects, the monkeys use these objects as tokens, by returning them in exchange of specific food rewards. The second objective is to use



an intergroup comparative approach to charting geographical variation in the frequency, form, and context of occurrence of the bartering practice across different populations of Balinese macaques. By bridging the gap between material and social cultures, our study will inform us about the proximate mechanisms that potentiate and constrain animal culture. This research will be conducted in collaboration with Pr. i Nengah Wandia from Universitas Udayana (Bali) and the managers of the Uluwatu Temple and the other Monkey Forests of Bali.

H.13.1. Mrs. fany Aline M. Brotcorne

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Schaerbeek, 22 Agustus 1983Warga Negara (Nationality) : BelgiaJabatan (Position) : Postdoctoral Research Fellowinstitusi (institution) : University of Lethbridge, Canadaemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Karrenberg, 18 1170 BrusselsBelgiumNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : eM743507

H.14. Camp Leakey Relatedness, Tanjung Putting, Kalimantan Tengah

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Menyelidiki secara menyeluruh ke dalam hubungan genetik antara

populasi liar orang utan di Kalimantan (Pongo Pygmaeus) di lokasi penelitian Camp Leakey, TN Tanjung Putting, Kalimantan Tengah

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PrimatologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 1 September 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kalteng, Kotawaringin Barat (TN. Tanjung Putting)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Yayasan Orangutan internasional Kalimantan (Reniastoetie

Djojoasmoro Ssi.,Msi) dan CiMTROP Universitas Palangka Raya (Dr. ir. Suwido H. Limin, MS)

Abstract

He objective of our study will be to conduct a thorough investigation into the genetic relationships among the wild population of Bornean orangutans (Pongo pygmaeus) at the Camp Leakey research site, in Tanjung Puting National Park, Central Kalimantan. Research will be conducted in partnership between Ruth Linsky, Masters student at Central Washington



University, and indonesian Counterpart, Yayasan Orangutan internasional Kalimantan. Noninvasive fecal, hair and saliva DNA sampling techniques will be used to avoid disruption of wild individuals and their behavior. DNA collected will be analysed using RAD sequencing, a next generation high-throughput sequencing method that allows for fine-scale genetic analysis of differences among individuals. Specific objectives include a description of relatedness and population genetic structure in order to estimate effective population size and relative diversity within the population, parameters not yet estimated for this population.

H.14.1. Mrs. Ruth Ella Linsky

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : edmonton AB Canada, 22 Maret 1986Warga Negara (Nationality) : CanadaJabatan (Position) : MS Student Candidateinstitusi (institution) : Central Washington Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 1837 Adanac St. #401 Vancouver BC, Canada V5L2e1Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : GC376556

H.15. Orangutan Reproductive Ecology

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari aspek-aspek perilaku reproduksi dan ekologi orang utanBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PrimatologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 31 Agustus 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kalbar (Cabang Panti Research Station di TN Gn Palung) dan Kalteng

(LAHG di Sebangau)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Yayasan Palung (Agus Trianto S.Si) dan Fakultas MiPA-Untan (irwan

Lovadi, S.Si. M.App.Se)

Abstract

An action plan for Asian primates has not been issued by the iUCN Primate Specialist groups since 1987. However, east Asian primates were reassessed for the iUCN Red List in 2006. The top four threats to primate populations were habitat loss and fragmentation, habitat degradation, illegal trade, and hunting. Habitat loss, illegal trade, and within the interior of Borneo, hunting, are considered the top threats to primates. Priority actions needed are the completion of status reviews; including population census and monitoring were essential for the protection



of primates. This project will therefore contribute to the ongoing assessment of primate populations in the wild. The iUCN Regional Action Plan for Fields (2009) highlighted the need for more studies in indonesian Borneo to address the same issues as above for the cats. The information collected on the main predators and frugivores at the same time in the same study site will provide unique information about the population status and threats to these large mammals.

H.15.1. Ms. Katherine Sarah Stephanie Scott

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Bristol, 17 September 1989Warga Negara (Nationality) : inggrisJabatan (Position) : Studentinstitusi (institution) : Boston Universityemail (email) : [email protected](Address) : Chequer’s Farm, 71 Marshcommon Road, Pilning, Bristol, BS35

4JU, UK, United KingdomNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 510751262

H.16. Nutrition, Gut Microbiomes, and health in Wild Bornean Orangutans (Pongo Pygmaeus Wurmbii) at the Tuanan Research Station

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Menganalisis dan mendokumentasikan komposisi mikrobial pada

usus OrangutanBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Primatologi Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 24 Agustus 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Stasiun Riset Tuanan, Area Konservasi Mawas, Kalimantan TengahMitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Biologi, Universitas Nasional (Drs. imran SL Tobing)

Abstract

Gastrointestinal (Gi) microbiota play a major role in the health and nutrition of mammals. The interactions between a host and its microbial community are important for immune system function, metabolism, and nutrition. A few known health benefits from gut microbiota include supplementation of nutrients and energy, healthy immune system function, inhibition of pathogens, and cardiovascular health. Gi microbial communities are affected by many factors,



but most notably by the host organism’s diet. Herbivores tend to have the most microbial diversity, omnivores have less diversity, and carnivores have the least amount diversity in gut microbiota. Within a species, each individual’s diet has an important influence on the abundance and diversity of its own gastrointestinal microbial community.

To date, data on the gut microbiomes of orangutans are lacking. Many important research questions related to the health and nutritional benefits (or consequences) of orangutan gut microbiomes remain unanswered. Determining the diversity, composition, and abundance of orangutan gut microbiomes and how these vary seasonally with diet at Tuanan will help us to better understand the health and nutrition in this population, and may generalize to other wild orangutan populations.

For this study, we aim to document the gut microbial composition of orangutans at Tuanan. Additionally, we would like to combine these gut microbiome data with macronutrient intake and fruit availability data to investigate the influence of seasonal dietary changes on the gut microbial composition of orangutans. To accomplish this, we will collect fecal samples to determine gut micriobiota composition. We will also assist similar RiSTeK-approved projects with collection of fecal, urine, and food intake samples, and behavioral

H.16.1. Mrs. Rebecca Shae Anna Brittain

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Michigan, 20 Oktober 1983Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Studentinstitusi (institution) : Grand Valley State Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 11620 104th Ave West Olive, Mi 49460 USANomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 438933858

H.17. Intergroup Interactions in Black Crested Macaques (Macaca Nigra)

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mengetahui interaksi dalam group pada populasi monyet hitam

Sulawesi di Cagar Alam TangkokoBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PrimatologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 3 Agustus 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sulut (Tangkoko)



Mitra Kerja (Counterpart) : Fakultas Kedokteran Hewan, iPB (Dr. Drh. Muhammad Agil, MSc. Agr)

Abstract

intergroup interactions are key aspects of primate social life. They can determine space usage and access to resources. This, in turn, can have enormous impacts on intragroup dynamics such as behaviour and demography. Despite their importance, intergroup interactions are one of the least studied parts of primate socio-ecology. This project aims to address the topic in an integrative manner investigating the questions: 1) Do groups avoid encountering each other? if so, what mechanisms do they use? 2) What factors explain whether an individual participates in an intergroup conflict? 3) Do intergroup encounters alter the behavioural patterns within the groups? 4) What is the role of kin relationships in intergroup encounters? 5) is there intergroup dominance? if so, what factors determine it and what are the consequences? These questions will be explored by studying groups of black crested macaques. Data collection will involve behavioural observations, playback experiments and non-invasive sample collection for DNA and hormonal analysis. This research will be carried out as a part of the Macaca Nigra Project, a scientific collaboration between the German Primate Centre (Gottingen, Germany), Bogor Agricultural University (Bogor, indonesia) and Universitas Sam Ratulangi (Manado, indonesia).

H.17.1. Mrs. Laura Martinez Inigo

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Madrid, 29 September 1987Warga Negara (Nationality) : SpanyolJabatan (Position) : PhD Studentinstitusi (institution) : German Primate Centeremail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Kellnerweg D-37077 Gottingen, GermanyNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : PAA116118

H.18. The comparative behavior and ecology of primates living in different habitats in East Kalimantan, Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : untuk mempelajari bagaimana primata di Kaltim beradaptasi dengan

kelangkaan sumber daya dan gangguan manusiaBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Kehutanan dan PrimataLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 28 Juli 2015 (month, starting from)



Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kalimantan Timur (Hutan Wahea dan Hutan Perkebunan Surya/

Sumalinda Hutani Jaya (SRH)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : eCOSiTROP (Dr. Yaya Rayadin)

Abstract

east Kalimantan, indonesia, is an area of exceptional biodiversity and endemism. east Kalimantan also sits at the easternmost end of a west-east gradient of forest productivity in Se Asia, which means that primates that live in its forests must adapt to extreme periods of resource scarcity. This makes east Kalimantan an excellent place to study niche overlap, how resource scarcity shapes biology and behavior, and the capacity of species for behavioral flexibility. However, studies of the primates of east Kalimantan have been very limited. in addition, east Kalimantan is subject to rapid deforestation and the region is increasingly characterized by a complex matrix of plantations, coal mines, logging concessions, and agriculture, interspersed with natural forest fragments of varying size and shape. it is becoming clear that understanding and conserving primates in east Kalimantan requires not only that we study their behavioral ecology in relatively undisturbed forest and protected areas, but that we determine how they are adapting to new human-dominated landscapes. Doing so will give us unique insight into their behavior, especially their capacity for behavioral flexibility, and will also allow us to devise workable strategies for conservation.

The goal of this research project is to answer the question, How do the primates of east Kalimantan adapt to resource scarcity and human disturbance in the region? To answer this question, we will compare the behavioral ecology of a set of primates living in two habitats with different levels of human impact: 1) a relatively undisturbed protected area, the Wehea Forest, and 2) a mixed-use human-dominated landscape, the Surya/Sumalinda Hutani Jaya (SRH) forestry plantation. This work will primarily focus on studying the Northeast Bornean orangutan (Pongo pygmaeus morio), but we will also study three other Bornean endemic species (red langurs, Presbytis rubicunda; Millers Grizzled langur, Presbytis hosei canicrus; and the Bornean gibbon, Hylobates muelleri). Focusing on more than one species will allow us to determine how primates with different ecologies and evolutionary histories respond to the same environmental variables. This is crucial for understanding the evolution of behavioral strategies, but also for determining ecological requirements and conservation strategies for each species.

Four methods will be used to collect data for this project at each study site: 1) surveys of primate population abundance and habitat use using transects and camera trapping, 2) assessment and monitoring of habitat quality and resource availability using vegetative plots, 3) direct observations of primate behavior and ecology using group or focal animal follows and 4) in the SRH plantation, supplemental data on orangutan presence, movements, and behavior



from parabiologists (plantation company employees). This project has an initial duration of one year, from February 2015-2016. it is conducted in full collaboration with Dr. Yaya Rayadin of eCOSiTROP and Mulawarman University.

H.18.1. Mr. Ivan Reto Lenzi

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Switzeland, 4 March 1989 Warga Negara (Nationality) : SwissJabatan (Position) : Research assistantinstitusi (institution) : University of Wisconsin Oshkoshemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Strada da Ruvers 46822 ArognoNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : x2152140

H.18.2. Ms. Caroline Susan Mullins

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : UK, 18 January 1985 Warga Negara (Nationality) : inggrisJabatan (Position) : Research assistantinstitusi (institution) : University of Wisconsin Oshkoshemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 32 Ravenswood Avenue, Crowthorne, Berkshire. RG456AYUKNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 523616594

H.18.3. Ms. Elisabeth Belanzaran

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Warga Negara (Nationality) : KanadaJabatan (Position) : Research assistantinstitusi (institution) : University of Wisconsin Oshkoshemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 5710 Brown AvenueSaint-Hubert, QuebecCanadaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : Qi480263



H.19. Indirect parental care in monogamous Javan Gibbon (Hylobates Moloch)

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Meneliti pola pengasuhan oleh induk java gibbon terhadap anaknyaBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PrimatologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 26 Oktober 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jabar (Citalahab, TN. Gunung Halimun-Salak)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Kehutanan iPB (Sambas Basuni)

Abstract

Most of researchers have modified the definition of parental care, constraining the term to a specific period of life, and to direct interactions, such as carrying or feeding offspring before weaning. As these constraints are based on the temporal features of parental care rather than adaptive value, some have argued that they limit the comprehensive usefulness of the term (Smiseth, Kolliker and Royle, 2012). Primates are typified by an extended juvenile period. The advantage of delaying maturation and staying in the juvenile stage has been explained as a time to acquire social skill required in highly social complex groups prior to adulthood (Joffe, 1997). The larger range of social skills and the longer learning period, necessary as the animals environment becomes more socially complex, will in turn lead to increased brain size (Joffe, 1997). According to Joffe (1997), Hylobates lar has the second most longest period juvenile among primates, accouting for 22.2f lifespan, while the first is Homo sapiens, at 24.2based upon his study of more than 30 species of primates,. Therefore, this research insists that parental care occurs not only during the period of infancy, when direct parental care is essential, but also during juvenile period, when indirect parental care continued interaction with and learning from the parent remains important. Sometimes overlooked, it is important to consider indirect parental care, not only from the mother but also father. Grooming, Playing and foraging behavior will be collected as indirect parental care. A study of indirect parental care in gibbons will elucidate dynamics within family relationships and between developmental stage of infants and females reproductive stage.



H.19.1. Ms. Yoonjung Yi

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Seoul, 11 Agustus 1989Warga Negara (Nationality) : Korea SelatanJabatan (Position) : Combined Degree Studentinstitusi (institution) : ewha Womans Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Laboratory of Behaviour&ecology,General Science Bd, ewha

Womans University,Seodaemun-gu Daehyun-dong 11-1, Seoul 120-750, Republic of Korea

Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : M49906449

H.20. Investigating the energetic and nutritional costs of motherhood in wild Bornean orangutans (Pongo pygmaeus wurmbii)

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Meneliti perilaku dan pola makan Orangutan liar KalimantanBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PrimatologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 2 (dua) bulan, mulai 9 Juli 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kalteng, Stasium Penelitian Orang Utan TuananMitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Universitas Nasional Jakarta (Drs. imran S. L. Tobing, MSi)

Abstract

investigating energetics of an organism can elucidate information regarding their life history and provide valuable information on aspects regarding growth, activity, maintenance, and reproduction. While energetic studies in primates have been conducted for several decades, there are still few studies investigating the energetics of orangutans. Orangutans exhibit a combination of characteristics that separate them from other apes, including solitary foraging, building fat reserves during periods of fruit abundance, a wide-ranging diet, and an extremely long interbirth interval. These characteristics make the potential cost of motherhood great.

Due to their low productivity, the peat-swamp forests of Central Kalimantan are challenging environments for large, arboreal frugivores like the orangutan. For adult female orangutans with dependent offspring, obtaining enough energy to support lactation is expected to be difficult, particularly during periods of low fruit availability. However, little is known about the energetic and nutritional costs incurred during motherhood.



This project aims to quantify the costs of motherhood in Bornean orangutans (Pongo pygmaeus wurmbii) in a peat-swamp forest. For this project, i will look at foraging behavior, conduct macronutrient analyses on observed orangutan food items, and collect urine for measurements of ketones, C-peptides, creatinine, and nitrogen stable isotopes. By combining these types of methods, i will be able to quantify nutritional intake over time, and look at the changes in body condition in relation to infant age. Research is going to take place at Tuanan Research Station, MAWAS Reserve, Central Kalimantan, indonesia..

H.20.1. Mr. Timothy Bransford, PhD.

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Texas, USA, 10 September 1988Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Graduate Studentinstitusi (institution) : Rutgers Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Ruth Adams Building, 3rd Floor 131 George Street New

Brunswick, NJ, USA 08901-1414Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 434418232

H.21. Nutrients in and nutrients out: diet, cognition, and nutrient cycling in orangutan habitats

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Memahami hubungan antara tipe-tipe spatial, nutrisi, pola makan,

kognisi dan siklus nutrient di habitat OrangutanBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PrimatologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 3 (tiga) bulan, mulai 8 Juni 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kalteng (Stasiun Penelitian Tuanan)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Biologi, UNAS (Fajar Saputra)



Abstract

The complexity of primate cognition and the cognitive mechanisms involved with foraging behavior are unknown. Similarly, whether or not primates have foraging goals and the reasons behind primate foraging decisions are poorly understood. Because animal movements are multidimensional and often autocorrelated, patterns in spatial movement may be consistent with certain cognitive mechanisms, and may be key to understanding the degree of cognitive complexity in primates.

Understanding animal movement not only provides unique opportunities for gaining insight into animal behaviors, but it also provides a rare opportunity to understand the impact of animal behaviors on ecosystems. Very little attention in the primatological field has been given to the role primates play in facilitating nutrient cycling in their environments. Consequently, little is known about how primates affect forest structure over time, or the consequences ecosystems might experience given the extinction of primate populations.

The goals of this study are to understand what types spatial and attribute memory might be operating in primates, whether or not foraging behavior is goal directed, and whether protein and energy balance drive foraging goals. Using Bornean orangutans (Pongo pygmaeus wurmbi) at Tuanan, Central Kalimantan indonesia as a model system, i will examine how primates move between food resources, the nutritive attributes of exploited resources relative to forgone resources, and whether or not changes in an individuals energetic state result in changes in resource choice. Additionally, this study will explore the role of orangutans as nutrient vectors at Tuanan, specifically the impact they have on landscape nutrient budgets, the effect of spatial memory on the nutrient cycle, and the implications this may have on conservation.

Orangutans are among the least gregarious of the diurnal primates, feed on very broad diets, and are among the largest herbivorous mammals at the site. Tuanan is a typical peat swamp forest in that fruit availability is seasonal, and it consists of highly acidic, nutrient poor soils due to heavy rain and poor drainage. Large herbivores are known to be significant nutrient vectors in savannah and temperate ecosystems, where nutrients are less limiting than in tropical forests. This makes orangutans at Tuanan a particularly interesting system for investigating nutrient cycling in primates, and i expect orangutans to have important effects on the nutrient budget at Tuanan.

The first step of this project will be to determine what cognitive mechanisms underlie the movement decisions observed in orangutans. The second step of the project is to evaluate the extent and effectiveness of orangutan facilitated nutrient cycling.



H.21.1. Mr. Shauhin Edward Alavi

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Westlake Village, CA, USA, 29 Juli 1988Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Ph.D Studentinstitusi (institution) : Rutgers Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Rutgers Department of Anthropology, 131 George Street, Ruth

Adams Building Suite 306 New Brunswick NJ 08901-1414, USANomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 457215713

H.22. Identifying cultural units in orangutans

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mendeskripsikan profil-profil perilaku Orangutan jantan dan betina

dan membandingkan intensitas social learning horizontal inovasi lokal di antara populasi species Orangutan Sumatera dan Kalimantan

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PrimatologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 13 Juni 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kalteng (Tuanan)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Biologi UNAS (Drs.Tatang Setia Mitra)

Abstract

Orangutans are solitary living animals therefore social units in this species are not easily recognized. even though, social structure is not as evident in orangutans that live in neighbourhoods as in group living primates, it exists (van Schaik 2004). Many long-term studies showed extensive geographic variation in behavioral ecology, social organization as well as putative culture of orangutans (Wich et al. 2009). However, geographic variation in orangutan social organization as well as their behavioural ecology can not be fully explained by either genetic or environmental factors and may be better interpreted, in both cases, by local adaptation through developmental plasticity (Krtzen et al. 2011). Two components of behavioural plasticity: individual learning and social learning of local innovation (i.e. tool use,

foraging techniques or social behaviours) may play a key role in explaining the geographic variation between orangutan populations (Bastian et al. 2010, Bastian et al. 2012, Krtzen et al. 2012).



The goal of this project is therefore to identify which factors limit the spread of behavioral innovations in Bornean (Pongo pygmaeus wurmbii) and Sumatran (Pongo abelii) orangutan using combination of socio-behavioural, ranging and genetic data. Data will be collected on wild, habituated and already well studied orangutans in two field sites: Tuanan Research Area within Mawas Conservation Forest in Central Kalimantan and in Suaq Balimbing Research Station within Gunung Leuser Nationa Park in Sumatra.

H.22.1. Ms. Anna Maria Marzec

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Radziejow, 16 Juni 1983Warga Negara (Nationality) : PolandiaJabatan (Position) : Ph.D. Studentinstitusi (institution) : Anthropoligical institute and Museum, University of Zurichemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Wl. Jagielly 31b/16 41-106 Siemianowice Slaskie PolandNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : AU9092538

H.23. Reproductive success and strategies of flanged and unflanged male orangutans on Borneo

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari bagaimana perkawinan paksa dan tidak paksa tergantung

pada status betina dan karakter jantanBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PrimatologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 6 (enam) bulan, mulai 12 Januari 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kalimantan Tengah (Stasiun Penelitian Tuanan)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas biologi, Universitas Nasional (Drs Tatang Mitra Setia)

Abstract

Due to the markedly greater difference in parental investment by females of most mammalian species (Trivers 1972), male reproductive success, and therefore male reproductive skew, is expected to be highly variable and limited by access to females (Kvarnemo and Ahnesjo 1996). We therefore expect males to compete for access to females, resulting in an opportunity for sexual selection when males differ phenotypically. Notably, the degree of male reproductive skew has a direct impact on the evolution of social systems by influencing the structure of



paternal kinship in a population (Ostner et al. 2008: reviewed in Widdig 20i 3): for example, we expect individuals to have more paternal siblings in their age cohort as reproductive skew increases (reviewed in Widdig 2013). evidence indicates kin relationships in female philopatric groups underlie patterns of support and competition, with individuals supporting maternal kin and competing with nonkin. While the influence of paternal kinship on social evolution remains less understood as a result of promiscuous mating and paternity uncertainty, similar patterns are expected. in particular, as male reproductive skew decreases, female relationships are more cooperative and less competitive since females are more closely related (Ostner et al. 2008).

Male reproductive success is usually achieved through male monopolization of females. particularly in mammals where a high degree of investment in offspring is by the mother (Trivers !972: Clutton-Brock 1989). Dominance rank often predicts male mating success in primates. with higher ranking individuals having a priority-of-access to fertile females (Bulger 1993: de Ruiter and van Hooff 1993: Weingrill et a!. 2000: Alberts et al. 2003). Compared to other animals, there is astonishing variation in the degree of male reproductive skew in the primates (ellis 1995). includingvariation between diverse primate species, primate species within a single-genera. and even al different limes within a single study group (reviewed in Alberts 2012). ! lighest variation however occurs within our own human species: the causes of this variation are most likely primate specific. Nevertheless, our existing skew models derive primarily from non-mammalian iaxa (Gross 1996: Brockmann 2001: Sinister and Wade 2003) and we know little regarding the proximate mechanisms leading to this variation. Since male reproductive skew impacts the underlying sociai system, understanding such variation ana these mechanism! critical importance to better understand iriation in social systems including oui iwr.

H.23.1. Mr. Nunzio Giovanni Leo

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : itali, 24 Juni 1982Warga Negara (Nationality) : italiJabatan (Position) : Research assistantinstitusi (institution) : University of Zurichemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Lettenfuuweg 2 8037 Zurich SwitzerlandNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : AA4276466



H.24. Are the Long Calls of Bornean Orangutans (Pongo pygmaeus wurmbii) Costly Signals of Male Health and Energy Status?

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Menentukan apakah long call orangutan merupakan pertanda status

kesehatan dan energi orangutan jantanBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PrimatologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 2 Februari 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kalimantan Tengah (Stasiun Penelitian Tuanan)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Biologi, Universitas Nasional (Drs imran SL Tobing, Marlia Fajri

Hayoto)

Abstract

Male vocal displays play an important role in sexual selection in many species. Because signaler and receiver have conflicting interests, the reliability of these signals can only be maintained by a cost or constraint on signalers that prevents cheating. Many studies of birds and mammals have provided evidence that there is a negative impact of low energy reserves and poor physical condition on the rates and durations of vocal signaling. Despite abundant evidence in other vertebrate taxa, few studies have examined the energetic costs of primate calls. To date, there is relatively limited and mainly indirect support for the hypothesis that primate loud calls are energetically costly assessment signals.

Loud (or long) calls are conspicuous vocalizations produced by males in 80% of diurnal primate species that are specialized for long-distance transmission, and are proposed to play a role in intrasexual competition. We will study the long-calling behavior of a wild great ape (Bornean orangutan: Pongo pygmaeuswurmbii) atTuanan, Central Kalimantan, indonesia. Orangutans live in dispersed fission-fusion social communities, where the home range of one adult male overlaps with those of several adult females and their offspring. This social setting suggests that males need to signal to potential rivals and mates from long distances. The pronounced sexual dimorphism in body size and secondary sexual characteristics indicate strong intrasexual competition in this species. Furthermore, previous research has shown that these calls are individually distinct. Together, these observations indicate the potential for the use of loud calls as sexually selected assessment signals in this species.

For this study, we aim to test the hypothesis that long calls are energetically costly handicap signals. To do so, we will combine behavioral, ecological, and physiological data with acoustic analysis to determine the influence of health and energy status on male orangutan calling



effort. Using data from all-day follows and long call recordings, we will assess how calling rate and call duration vary in relation to short-term (daily energy intake and travel distance) and long-term (fecal parasite diversity and indicators of nutritional stress) measures of health and energy status.

H.24.1. Ms. Alexandra Nicole Hofner

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Buffalo, AS, 20 Juli 1989Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Studentinstitusi (institution) : Canisius Collegeemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 3895 Dartmouth StreetNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : Buffalo NY 14075, USA

H.25. Understanding mother and infant social interaction in orangutans

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari pergerakan dan interaksi sosial dari orangutan betina

dengan anaknyaBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PrimatologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 4 (empat) bulan, mulai 6 Juli 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kalbar (Stasiun Penelitian Cabang Panti, TN Gunung Palung)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Universitas Tanjungpura (Riyandi, M.Si) dan Yayasan Palung (Tri Wahyu

Susanto, M.Si.)

Abstract

Female orangutans display a mixed mating strategy, mating with many males during the early stages of pregnancy and restricting proceptive mating to flanged males during the periovulatory period. This behavior confuses paternity since female orangutans do not have visual signals of estrous and while concentrating paternity in prime, flanged males. Paternity confusion is a female counterstrategy against infanticide, but infanticide has never been observed in wild orangutans and infant mortality rates are quite low. This study, which takes place in Gunung Palung National Park, West Kalimantan, will investigate if orangutan mother and infant social interactions align with the infanticide avoidance hypothesis. Orangutans are



semi-solitary and encounter each other more often than is expected by chance. i propose a 3-month pilot study that examines the movement and social interactions of female orangutans with infants and conspecifics. i will test the infanticide avoidance hypothesis using expected versus observed encounter rates and distances between mother and infant when in association with other orangutans. i will also use GiS, hormone data, and paternity analysis. The results of this study are important for understanding orangutan movement and social interaction in this endangered species.

H.25.1. Ms. Amy Marie Scott

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Abington, 17 Februari 1988Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Student Researcherinstitusi (institution) : Boston Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 69 Summit Avenue Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : Unit #2Brookline, MA 02446, USA

H.25.2. Mrs. Cheryl Denise Knott

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : San Diego, 24 Maret 1963Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Associate Professorinstitusi (institution) : Boston Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 19 Woodpark CircleNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : Lexington, MA 02421USA

H.26. To determine the success of releasing slow lories ( Nyciticebus javanicus) by comparing their behaviour post-release with wild counterparts)

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari perbedaan antara kukang yang dipelihara dan yang

hidup di alamBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PrimatologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 3 (tiga) bulan, mulai 15 April 2015(month, starting from)



Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jawa Barat (Gn. Salak, Gn. Sawal, Ciapus Primate Center, Bogor)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Riset Perubahan iklim, Universitas indonesia (Dr Jatna Supriatna)

Abstract

Many slow lorises have been released back into the wild after being rescued from the wildlife trade and rehabilitated by Yayasan international Animal Rescue indonesia (iARi). Although some have been tracked, little is known about their behaviour and survival rates once released and how it compares to their wild counterparts. To determine if released slow lorises can adapt back into a wild situation, post release observations will determine how released loris behaviour compares to their wild counterparts. if considerable differences in behaviour are observed between released and wild individuals, recommendations can be made to alter rehabilitation techniques to aid survival and behaviour once released, and to improve captive loris welfare.

This project will be conducted at on Mount Salak and Mount Sawal near Ciamis close to Ciapus Primate Centre (CPC) near Bogor in Java , run by Yayasan iAR indonesia with Javan slow lorises (Nycticebus javanicus).

Data will be collected on released slow lorises, by tracking with radio collars that have previously been fitted. Observations will first determine a time budget for the animals, and further observations will focus on active periods to determine what they feed on and their habitat. This will then be compared to data that has been previously collected at iAR and literature on wild slow loris behaviour, to determine behavioural success of released lorises and areas for focus in rehabilitation.

The objectives of this study are;

1. to assess the welfare of released slow lorises by determining their survival and condition once released as well as describing the challenges they may face.

2. to identify differences in released and wild loris behaviour which could be mitigated by changes in the rehabilitation process.

3. to provide information of loris behavioural needs to further our understanding of the problems lorises may face in a captive environment.



H.26.1.

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : inggris, 9 Juli 1991Warga Negara (Nationality) : inggrisJabatan (Position) : MSc Studentinstitusi (institution) : The University of edinburghemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 34/7 Upper Gray Street edinburgh eH9 1SW United KingdomNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 308960276

H.27. Reproductive success and strategies of flanged and unflanged male orangutans on Borneo

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari bagaimana perkawinan paksa dan tidak paksa tergantung

pada status betina dan karakter jantanBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PrimatologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 6 (enam) bulan, mulai 12 Januari 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kalimantan Tengah (Stasiun Penelitian Tuanan)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas biologi, Universitas Nasional (Drs Tatang Mitra Setia)

Abstract

Male orangutans are present in two different morphs, flanged and unflanged. Although both morphs are capable of siring offspring, these two types of males follow different mating strategies. Flanged males are larger and dominant over unflanged males and show secondary sexual characteristics such as cheek pads and throat sacs, with which they can produce long calls which may attract receptive females and they engage in consortships with them. On Borneo, food availability is low and therefore consortships with receptive females can usually not be maintained for long. Furthermore, due to ecological constraints females live at low densities and male home range sizes are very large. Males are therefore rarely in the same area at the same time what leads to unstable and often unclear dominance relationships among flanged males. Therefore, multiple flanged males get chances to consort with females before each conception and might sire offspring. Unflanged males however should be highly disadvantaged, since all flanged males can easily displace them when they associate with a receptive female. Previous studies have shown that despite being disadvantaged, unflanged males do achieve some



paternities. However, these paternities were mostly achieved with nulliparous females. This is probably because nulliparous females have been observed to require longer periods of sexual activity to get pregnant and are therefore not preferred by flanged males.

This study wants to investigate the distribution of paternities over the two male morphs and to what extent nulliparous females contribute to the mating success of unflanged males.

Whether female orangutans mate cooperatively or resist matings not only depends on the male morph but probably also on other factors such as female parity and conception risk. Therefore, this study further aims to investigate how forced and cooperative matings are dependent on female parity and the male morph.

H.27.1. Ms. Julia Eva Stickelberger

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Swiss, 30 Oktober 1988Warga Negara (Nationality) : SwissJabatan (Position) : MSc Studentinstitusi (institution) : University of Zurichemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Lettenfussweg 2 8037 Zurich SwitzerlandNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : X0482975

H.28. Conservation of the critically endangered Sulawesi black crested macaques, Macaca nigra (M. nigra): evaluating an awareness campaign

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mengumpulkan dukungan untuk perlindungan keanekaragaman dan

meningkatkan peranan masyarakat lokal untuk menjaga populasi M.nigra.

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PrimatologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 10 (sepuluh) bulan, mulai 8 Mei 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sulut (Manado, Tomohon, Langowan, Airmadidi, Bitung)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Pertanian, Universitas Sam Ratulangi(Dr. John Tasirin)



Abstract

Sulawesi crested black macaques (Macaca nigra) are one of seven macaque species found only on Sulawesi. M. nigra are Critically endangered and face a high risk of extinction; populations have declined by over 80 percent under 40 years due to habitat loss and hunting for food as a delicacy. As an essential element of an integrated conservation programme, an education and awareness raising strategy throughout key areas identified as of high importance is vital for tackling the demand for bushmeat, whilst gaining support for protection of biodiversity and empowering local inhabitants to ultimately sustain the future populations. This research involves the implementation of activities identified from previous research as essential to complete the strategy, whilst strategically evaluating and monitoring the efficacy of these actions to assess future need and alterations of conservation programme.

H.28.1. Ms. Thirza Anna Catharina Loffeld

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Geidrop, 20 Mei 1984Warga Negara (Nationality) : BelandaJabatan (Position) : Research and education Coordinatorinstitusi (institution) : Whitley Wildlife Conservation Trustemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Sint Jacob en Sint Annastraat 6, 5595 XP Leende, The Netherlands,

The NetherlandsNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : NPRBF0C12

H.29. Investigation into the biology and function of loud call in red langur (Presbytis rubicunda)

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari struktur akustik jeritan langur merah jantan dan melihat

hubungannya dengan kepadatan populasi dan jarak tempat tinggalBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PrimatologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 7 (tujuh) bulan, mulai 6 Januari 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kalimantan Tengah (LAHG Sebangau)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : CiMTROP, Universitas Palangka Raya (Dr Suwido H. Limin)



Abstract

Many colobine monkeys emit loud, conspicuous vocalizations termed loud calls or long-distance calls. A loud call is considered one form of communication in primates and can possess a variety of functions. Loud calls are known to encode information on the identity of the caller (Wich et al. 2003a; Fischer et al. 2004), compete for mates (Wich & Nunn 2002; Neumann et al. 2010), mediate intergroup spacing (Chiarello 1995; Delgado 2006), promote intragroup cohesion (Riley 2005), and signal for threats (Zuberbhler 2001).

Most of what is known about Asian colobine loud calls come from the study of Thomas langurs (Presbytis thomasi) and the more-recently studied Simakobu (Simias concolor). Acoustic analyses of Thomas langurs have shown that calls vary significantly between individuals, age, and contexts (Wich et al. 2002; Wich et al. 2003a; Wich et al. 2003b). in Simakobu, male loud calls are also individually distinct and age-dependent, but are not well discriminated by context (erb et al. 2013). The loud calls of other Asian colobines have not been well studied. it is unknown whether the patterns found in Thomas langurs or Simakobu can be generalized to other Asian colobine species.

H.29.1. Ms. Elizabeth Emma Walker

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : exeter, inggris, 11 November 1992Warga Negara(Nationality) : inggrisJabatan (Position) : independent Researcherinstitusi (institution) : -email (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 22 North Avenue exeter DevoneX1 2DU UKNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 210525446

H.30. Pair Association and the Role of Males and females in Gibbon Groups

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Birmingham, U.K, 18 Januari 1985Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : inggrisLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : independent ResearcherDaerah Penelitian(Research Location) : -Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : [email protected]



Abstract

Of great importance in a species ecology is the proportion of time that males and females spend in different activities and the distribution of these activities throughout the active period. Activity profiles can help understand how a species uses resources and adapts to its environment.

Studies have shown that adult female gibbons are most likely to lead a group. (Chivers, 1974) found that the adult female of a siamang (Symphylangus syndactylus) group led 65f travel bouts. Similarly, (Ahsan, 2001) found that for hoolock gibbons (Hylobates hoolock) the adult female led 61f travel bouts with the adult male leading 33f bouts and the juvenile leading 6f bouts. in contrast, however, (Gittins, 1979) found that for agile gibbons in Malaysia (Hylobates agilis) the female led in 36f travel bouts and the male in 52f bouts. The respective roles of male and female gibbons in leading travel is thus unclear and may differ between species and/or populations, making study of this behaviour across gibbon species range important to fully understand this behaviour and its potential implications.

Preliminary data from work in Sabangau suggests the males and females are travelling much more closely together than was previously thought. This new information needs further research. This project has never been attempted for gibbons in indonesia and will provide new information about how the groups behave and how the group movements are led by the adult gibbons.

H.30.1. Ms. Emily Claire Boucker

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Birmingham, U.K, 18 Januari 1985Warga Negara(Nationality) : inggrisJabatan (Position) : independent Researcherinstitusi (institution) : -email (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 167 Bromford Road Birmingham B36 8HJenglandNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 519066352



H.31. The comparative behavior and ecology of primates living in different habitats in East Kalimantan, Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : untuk mempelajari bagaimana primata di Kaltim beradaptasi dengan

kelangkaan sumber daya dan gangguan manusiaBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PrimatologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 28 Juli 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kalimantan Timur (Hutan Wahea dan Hutan Perkebunan Surya/

Sumalinda Hutani Jaya (SRH)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : eCOSiTROP (Dr. Yaya Rayadin)

Abstract

east Kalimantan, indonesia, is an area of exceptional biodiversity and endemism. east Kalimantan also sits at the easternmost end of a west-east gradient of forest productivity in Se Asia, which means that primates that live in its forests must adapt to extreme periods of resource scarcity. This makes east Kalimantan an excellent place to study niche overlap, how resource scarcity shapes biology and behavior, and the capacity of species for behavioral flexibility. However, studies of the primates of east Kalimantan have been very limited. in addition, east Kalimantan is subject to rapid deforestation and the region is increasingly characterized by a complex matrix of plantations, coal mines, logging concessions, and agriculture, interspersed with natural forest fragments of varying size and shape. it is becoming clear that understanding and conserving primates in east Kalimantan requires not only that we study their behavioral ecology in relatively undisturbed forest and protected areas, but that we determine how they are adapting to new human-dominated landscapes. Doing so will give us unique insight into their behavior, especially their capacity for behavioral flexibility, and will also allow us to devise workable strategies for conservation.

The goal of this research project is to answer the question, “How do the primates of east Kalimantan adapt to resource scarcity and human disturbance in the region?” To answer this question, we will compare the behavioral ecology of a set of primates living in two habitats with different levels of human impact: 1) a relatively undisturbed protected area, the Wehea Forest, and 2) a mixed-use human-dominated landscape, the Surya/SumalindaHutani Jaya (SRH) forestry plantation. This work will primarily focus on studying the Northeast Bornean orangutan (Pongo pygmaeusmorio), but we will also study three other Bornean endemic species (red langurs, Presbytisrubicunda; Miller’s Grizzled langur, Presbytishoseicanicrus; and



the Bornean gibbon, Hylobatesmuelleri). Focusing on more than one species will allow us to determine how primates with different ecologies and evolutionary histories respond to the same environmental variables. This is crucial for understanding the evolution of behavioral strategies, but also for determining ecological requirements and conservation strategies for each species.

Four methods will be used to collect data for this project at each study site: 1) surveys of primate population abundance and habitat use using transects and camera trapping, 2) assessment and monitoring of habitat quality and resource availability using vegetative plots, 3) direct observations of primate behavior and ecology using group or focal animal follows and 4) in the SRH plantation, supplemental data on orangutan presence, movements, and behavior from parabiologists (plantation company employees). This project has an initial duration of one year, from February 2015-2016. it is conducted in full collaboration with Dr. Yaya Rayadin of eCOSiTROP and Mulawarman University.

H.31.1. Ms. Audrey Louise Dunn

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : United States, 19 April 1993Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Research assistantinstitusi (institution) : University of Wisconsin Oshkoshemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 13909 Belle Pointe Dr.Little Rock, AR 72212 USA United States of

AmericaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 478476214

H.32. Orangutan behavior and adaptations in Kutai National Park, East Kalimantan

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari kemampuan adaptasi dan fleksibilitas dan aspek- aspek

sosio ekologi Orangutan (Pongo Pygmaues morio) baik di habitat normal maupun ekstrem (rusak dan tidak familiar)

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PrimatologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 22 Juni 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kalimantan Timur (TN Kutai)



Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Balai Taman Nasional Kutai (Agustinus Runde Sampe S. Hut)

Abstract

This project aims to study ranging and its flexibilities in Pongo pygmaeusmorio, the orangutans of e. Kalimantan. New comparisons show morio as the extreme of orangutan adaptation: morio faces the harshest environment and may therefore have distinct morphology, behavior, and life history. Most morio data are 20-25 years old, however. They are not good enough verify these distinctions, they suggest other differences, and they represent conditions that may no longer exist because natural disasters and development have since damaged and fragmented much of morio’s habitat. New studies of morio are then needed, and ranging is a good place to start. Orangutan ranging is determined mainly by two resources, food and mating partners, but orangutan biology and ecology make their ranging extremely complex. First, orangutans have enormous food needs because of their extremely large size, but they live in forests known for poor, irregular food productivity. Second, fruits, their main foods, are patchy in time and space so their ranging must be flexible. Third, orangutans must learn their complex ranging skills but they do so very slowly because they develop extremely slowly.

Studying ranging then offers a good view of how orangutans use space and resources and how their communities are organized, and studying its flexibilities offers insights into how they deal with fluctuations in the availability of key resources, including those caused by habitat change. in addition to enhancing our understanding of orangutan biology, ranging studies may contribute to managing morio-human conflicts by improving understanding of why and how morio change their ranging patterns and where they cannot. Objectives of this project include reassessing morio ranging and its flexibilities by assessing long-term ranging patterns in normal habitat within Kutai National Park (KNP) and, as possible in future, in extreme (severely damaged) and novel habitat (e.g., reintroduction/translocation sites).

Concepts and methods developed for studying primate spatial cognition will be used as well as standard socio-ecological methods. Aims include launching the study of morio ranging in near normal habitat (Kutai National Park), and if possible, in unfamiliar habitat (rehabilitant orangutans adjusting to forest life in forest schools or release forests managed by Yayasan BOS, Samboja Lestari). Finally, to improve understanding of social factors in ranging, we have expanded our objectives to include collaborative studies of morio genetics (with Banes, Cambridge Univ., UK) and reproduction (with Knott, Boston Univ., USA) based on the orangutans in the project’s KNP study area.



H.32.1. Ms. Sarah Anne Iannicello

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Kanada, 14 April 1988Warga Negara (Nationality) : KanadaJabatan (Position) : Studentinstitusi (institution) : York Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 4700 Keele St, Toronto, ON M3J 1P3 CanadaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : QD704844

H.33. Are the long calls of Bornean orangutans (Pongo pygmaeus wurmbii) costly signals of male health and energy status?

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Untuk menentukan status kesehatan orangutan jantan dan stamina

energy melalui analisis suara (long call)Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PrimatologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 24 Agustus 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kalteng (Area Konservasi Mawas, Stasiun Penelitian Tuanan)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Biologi, Universitas Nasional (Tatang)

Abstract


Loud (or long) calls are conspicuous vocalizations produced by males in 80% of diurnal primate species that are specialized for long-distance transmission, and are proposed to play a role in intrasexual competition. We will study the long-calling behavior of a wild great ape (Bornean orangutan: Pongo pygmaeuswurmbii) atTuanan, Central Kalimantan, indonesia. Orangutans live in dispersed fission-fusion social communities, where the home range of one adult male



overlaps with those of several adult females and their offspring. This social setting suggests that males need to signal to potential rivals and mates from long distances. The pronounced sexual dimorphism in body size and secondary sexual characteristics indicate strong intrasexual competition in this species. Furthermore, previous research has shown that these calls are individually distinct. Together, these observations indicate the potential for the use of loud calls as sexually selected assessment signals in this species.

For this study, we aim to test the hypothesis that long calls are energetically costly handicap signals. To do so, we will combine behavioral, ecological, and physiological data with acoustic analysis to determine the influence of health and energy status on male orangutan calling effort. Using data from all-day follows and long call recordings, we will assess how calling rate and call duration vary in relation to short-term (daily energy intake and travel distance) and long-term (fecal parasite diversity and indicators of nutritional stress) measures of health and energy status.

H.33.1. Mrs. Elizabeth Jane Barrow

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Cambridge, 9 Desember 1989Warga Negara (Nationality) : inggrisJabatan (Position) : Studentinstitusi (institution) : Rutgers, The State University of New Jerseyemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 100 Main StreetHardwick, Cambridgeshire CB23 7QU, United

KingdomNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 309203348

H.33.2. Ms. Alexandra Nicole Hofner

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Buffalo, AS, 20 Juli 1989Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Studentinstitusi (institution) : Canisius Collegeemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 3895 Dartmouth Street Buffalo NY 14075, USANomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 4321117606



H.34. The Lives of Orangutans: mapping male orangutans’ daily lives and ranging patterns through the use of longer term follows

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Meneliti mengenai pola bepergian dari orang utan terutama orang

utan jantanBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PrimatologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 31 Agustus 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kalbar (TN Gunung Palung, Stasiun Penelitian Cabang Panti)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Universitas Tanjungpura (Riyandi, MSi), Yayasan Palung (Tri Wahyu

Susanto M.Si.)

Abstract

Despite years of research, the ranging patterns of male orangutans are still poorly understood. This is primarily due to the fact that individual orangutans range over areas that are larger than the research sites themselves. Therefore, whenever orangutans exit the boundaries of the research site, the follow is aborted due to the logistical issues of following at such a large distance from camp. Thus, since male orangutans are rarely followed to the limits of their territory, the true size of their range is largely unknown. To address these gaps, it is necessary to follow orangutans for longer, uninterrupted periods beyond the customary research site borders. To accomplish this, we will employ a novel tactic: instead of traditional sedentary teams based at a research station, we will use mobile and self-sufficient teams of researchers capable of camping and following orangutans outside the range of our research site for week-long periods of time. Over one year, project members at Cabang Panti Research Station, in West Kalimantan, indonesia, will collect ranging data, as well as behavioral data, of orangutans outside the study site boundaries. The results from this study will provide novel information about habitat use and orangutan home range size (important knowledge for advancing the scientific field, as well as conservation management planning).



H.34.1. Mr. Robert Rodriguez Suro

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Puerto Rico, AS, 3 Desember 1991Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Studentinstitusi (institution) : Boston Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 9 Ave. Laguna Apt. 322 Monterrey estates Carolina, Puerto Rico,

USA 00979 USANomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 479880015

H.34.2. Mr. Evan Taylor Sloan

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : New York, AS, 20 Maret 1993Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Studentinstitusi (institution) : Bucknell Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 300 east Lancaster Avenue Apartment 802 Wynnewood, PA

19096USANomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 466288009

H.35. Health of rehabilitated and released orangutans (Pongo pygmaeus wurmbii)

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Meneliti kesehatan orang utan yang sudah direhabilitasi dan dilepas

kembali ke alam dengan mengambil sampel kotoran dan air seniBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PrimatologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 19 Oktober 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kalimantan Tengah (Pusat Rehabilitasi Orangutan Nyaru Menteng,

Hutan Lindung Bukit Batikap, dan Stasiun Penelitian Tuanan) dan DKi Jakarta (Univesitas Nasional)

Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Universitas Nasional (Marlia Fajri Hatoyo, S.Si) dan Yayasan Borneo

Orangutan Survival Foundation (Dr. ir. Jamartin Sihite)



Abstract

Rehabilitation and release programs are critical to the survival of endangered primates like orangutans. To date, no study has compared the health of released individuals to their wild counterparts. Using non-invasive methods (urine and feces), i will investigate immuno-responsiveness, gastrointestinal parasites, and protein balance in rehabilitated and released Pongo pygmaeuswurmbii at NyaruMenteng and Batikap in Central Kalimantan. i will compare my data with data from a long-term study of a wild orangutan population conducted by my advisor, erin Vogel, at the Tuanan Research Station in Central Kalimantan.

Protein, a limiting resource for orangutans, is required by all organisms to sustain body tissue. Obtaining sufficient dietary protein has become difficult for orangutans as deforestation, plantation development, and unsustainable logging force them to compete for resources. Nitrogen (N) concentration has been used as a measure of protein and a correlation between dietary N and output in orangutan urine has been shown. Comparing N balance in released individuals with a wild population in a similar habitat will enable me to assess how released individuals cope with periods of food scarcity. emotional stress, such as that caused during relocation from NyaruMenteng to Batikap, can be measured through Cortisol in urine. Thus, colorimetric assays will be performed. Dietary stress can lead to immuno-suppression, which can be measured through cytokine production. Anti- and pro-inflammatory cytokines (GCS-F, MCP-1, TNF-a, iL-RA, iL-8, and iL-10) will be tested in urine because of their roles in numerous aspects of the immune response. investigating cytokine levels will provide insights into how orangutans handle dietary, social, and physical stress and how that stress affects their ability to fight infections. immuno-supression can leave individuals open to an array of diseases including parasitic infection. To date limited information about orangutan coprological parasites exists. identifying common parasites that infect orangutans at NyaruMenteng and Batikap will provide information so more precise and individualized treatments can be devised.

Specific objectives include answering the following questions: 1) How well are released individuals recycling nitrogen during periods of food shortages? 2) Are released individuals in danger of contracting diseases because of immune-suppression due to stress? 3) Which parasitic species are most commonly infective individuals prior to arrival at NyaruMenteng, while housed at NyaruMenteng, and after release to Batikap? 4) How quickly do released individuals acclimate to their new surroundings as shown in biomarkers of stress (Cortisol)? 5) Are there more specific treatment plans that could be implemented at NyaruMenteng or Batikap to facilitate the most successful rehabilitation and release of orangutans?

This project will add to the small amount of data available about the health of rehabilitated and released orangutans. it is vital that we collect these data now as all captive orangutans in rehabilitation facilities are scheduled to be released by 2017 under an indonesian government initiative. i will collect urine and fecal samples non¬invasive^ at NyaruMenteng and Batikap.



in urine mass spectometry will be used to find and nitrogen stable isotopes and colorimetric assays will be run to determine urea, creatinine, and Cortisol concentrations. enzyme-linked immunosorbent assays will also be employed to quantify levels of cytokines (GCS-F, MCP-1, TNF-a, iL-RA, iL-8, and iL-10) in urine. Fecal floatation and sedimentation techniques will be employed. Helminths recovered from fecal samples will be washed with 1 Valine and fixed in 5-10^ormalin for identification.

H.35.1. Ms. Elisabeth fern Ballare

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : New Jersey, 17 Februari 1983Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : PhD Studentinstitusi (institution) : Rutgers, The State University of New Jerseyemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Room 136B, 14 College Farm Road, 1st FloorNew Brunswick, NJ,

USA, 08901Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 500687267

H.36. A proposed method of anti-predator training in slow lorises

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mengukur aktivitas dasar dan respon perilaku kukang terhadap

predatorBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PrimatologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 3 (tiga) bulan, mulai 15 April 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jawa Barat (Ciapus Primate Center, Bogor); Sumatera Selatan (Hutan

Lindung Batugegi)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Riset Perubahan iklim, Universitas indonesia (Dr Jatna Supriatna)

Abstract

international Animal Rescue indonesia (iARi) releases a number of slow lorises into the wild following a rehabilitation process that acts to re-establish behaviours that some individuals may not have developed. Predators have killed a number of slow lorises that have been reintroduced by iAR, which suggests that predator avoidance behaviour may not have been appropriately learned. Predator avoidance behaviour training could benefit a vast number



of species that undergo rehabilitation and ^introduction, by teaching them to avoid danger and as a consequence succeed and establish more successful population sizes. This project will take place over a period of approximately 90 days from April until July 2015. A pilot study will be conducted at the Ciapus Primate Research centre with Javan slow lorises (Nycticebus javanicus), and then the majority of the research will be undertaken at the iARi release site in Sumatra with Sumatran slow lorises (Nycticebus coucang). Data will be collectedfrom slow lorises that are undergoing rehabilitation, which will be exposed to simulated predators in order to first determine their response. They will then be trained to avoid the simulated predator by implementing an aversive stimulus to positively discourage any behaviour, which does not help in avoiding the predator. This will be tested after a period of training by observing activity and behaviour following training, and will also be tested after a longer period of time to assess whether the training has been established in longer-term memory.

H.36.1. Mr. Richard Max Anderson

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Liverpool, inggris, 4 Juli 1992Warga Negara (Nationality) : inggrisJabatan (Position) : Studentinstitusi (institution) : The University of edinburghemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 118/2 Thirlestane road edinburgheH91AS United KingdomNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 466528264

H.37. Comparing socially learned skill-repertoires in wild Sumatran orangutans: dispersing males as `cultural vectors`?

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Comparing socially learned skill-repertoires in wild Sumatran

orangutans: dispersing males as `cultural vectors`?”Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Comparing socially learned skill-repertoires in wild Sumatran

orangutans: dispersing males as `cultural vectors`?”Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : Comparing socially learned skill-repertoires in wild Sumatran

orangutans: dispersing males as `cultural vectors`?”Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Comparing socially learned skill-repertoires in wild Sumatran

orangutans: dispersing males as `cultural vectors`?”



Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Comparing socially learned skill-repertoires in wild Sumatran

orangutans: dispersing males as `cultural vectors`?”

Abstract

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H.37.1. Ms. Julia Mörchen

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Paderborn, Jerman, 17 Agustus 1986Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Master Studentinstitusi (institution) : University of Zurichemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Sonneggstr. 27, 8006 Zürich, SwitzerlandNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C1RZY76GF

H.38. Identifying cultural units in Orangutans

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mengidentifikasi faktor yang membatasi penyebaran inovasi perilaku

di orangutan Kalimantan (Pongo Pygmaeus Wurmbii) dan Orang Utan Sumatera dengan menggunakan kombinasi sosio perilaku jarak dan data genetik

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PrimatologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 10 (sepuluh) bulan, mulai 23 Juni 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Lokasi Baru: Kalteng (Stasiun Penelitian Tuanan)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Universitas Nasional (Tatang Mitra Setia)

Abstract

Orangutans are solitary living animals therefore social units in this species are not easily recognized. even though, social structure is not as evident in orangutans that live in neighborhoods as in group living primates, it exists (van Schaik 2004). Many long-term studies showed extensive geographic variation in behavioral ecology, social organization as well as putative culture of orangutans (Wich et al. 2009). However, geographic variation in orangutan



social organization as well as their behavioral ecology cannot be fully explained by either genetic or environmental factors and may be better interpreted, in both cases, by local adaptation through developmental plasticity (Krutzen et al. 2011). Two components of behavioral plasticity: individual learning and social learning of local innovation (i.e. tool use, foraging techniques or social behaviors) may play a key role in explaining the geographic variation between orangutan populations (Bastian et al. 2010, Bastian et al. 2012, Krutzen et al. 2012).

The goal of this project is therefore to identify which factors limit the spread of behavioral innovations in Bornean (Pongo pygmaeus wurmbii) and Sumatran (Pongo abelii) orangutan using combination of socio-behavioral, ranging and genetic data. Data will be collected on wild, habituated and already well-studied orangutans in two field sites: Tuanan Research Area within Mawas Conservation Forest in Central Kalimantan and in Suaq Balimbing Research Station within Gunung Leuser Nationa Park in.

H.38.1. Ms. Carson fox Young

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : California, 19 Januari 1991Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Research Assistantinstitusi (institution) : University of Zurichemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 1811 elm Street, el Cerrito, CA 94530United StatesNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 467241944

H.39. Conservation of the critically endangered Sulawesi black crested macaques, Macaca nigra (M. nigra): evaluating an awareness campaign

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mengumpulkan dukungan untuk perlindungan keanekaragaman dan

meningkatkan peranan masyarakat lokal untuk menjaga populasi M.nigra.

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PrimatologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 2 (dua) bulan, mulai 9 Maret 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sulut (Manado, Tomohon, Langowan, Airmadidi, Bitung)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Pertanian, Universitas Sam Ratulangi (Dr. John Tasirin)



Abstract

Sulawesi crested black macaques (Macacanigra) are one of seven macaque species found only on Sulawesi. M. nigra are Critically endangered and face a high risk of extinction; populations have declined by over 80 percent under 40 years due to habitat loss and hunting for food as a delicacy. As an essential element of an integrated conservation programme, an education and awareness raising strategy throughout key areas identified as of high importance is vital for tackling the demand for bushmeat, whilst gaining support for protection of biodiversity and empowering local inhabitants to ultimately sustain the future populations. This research involves the implementation of activities identified from previous research as essential to complete the strategy, whilst strategically evaluating and monitoring the efficacy of these actions to assess future need and alterations of conservation programme.

H.39.1. Ms. Thirza Anna Catharina Loffeld

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Geidrop, 20 Mei 1984Warga Negara (Nationality) : BelandaJabatan (Position) : Research and education Coordinatorinstitusi (institution) : Whitley Wildlife Conservation Trustemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Sint Jacob en Sint Annastraat 6, 5595 XP Leende, The Netherlands,

The NetherlandsNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : NPRBF0C12

H.40. The impact of tourism on prosocial behaviour in primates

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mengeksplorasi dampak yang mungkin ditimbulkan akibat jarak

kedekatan dan bising yang ditimbulkan turis terhadap perilaku sosial primata

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PrimatologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 3 (tiga) bulan, mulai 31 Maret 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Bali (Hutan Monyet Ubud)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Penelitian Satwa Primata, Universitas Udayana (Dr i. Nengah,

Wandia, MSi, DVM)



Abstract

The aim of this project is to explore the potential impact of the close proximity of tourists and tourist noise levels on levels of anxiety (assessed using self-directed behaviour) and rates of prosocial behaviour in primates. The link between tourism and negative impacts, such as elevated anxiety and aggression, has been fairly well studied in primates. in Barbary macaques, anxiety increases with average numbers of tourists present, and Cortisol levels are elevated following aggressive interactions with tourists (Marechal et al, 2011). Proximity is known to negatively affect behaviour, for example increasing intra-group aggression in Barbary macaques (Majolo et al, 2013). Noise levels can also have a negative impact on behaviour, as found in Tibetan macaques (Ruesto et al, 2010). How prosocial behaviours, such as grooming or reconciliation, may be affected by tourist pressure remains poorly understood. These affiliative behaviours may increase at times of tourist related stress as they may serve to reduce anxiety (Shutt et al, 2007). Alternatively, such behaviour may decrease at high tourist pressure as tourists disrupt animals engaging in such activities, or distract them from doing so.

H.40.1. Ms. Sophie Lydia Hanson

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Boston, UK, 30 Juli 1991Warga Negara (Nationality) : inggrisJabatan (Position) : Studentinstitusi (institution) : University of Roehamptonemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 1A Blacksmiths Hill, Sanderstead South Croydon SurreyCR2 9AZ,

United KingdomNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 522705530

H.41. factors Influencing Incomplete Male Monopolization of females in Crested Macaques (Macaca Nigra)

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Meneliti pentingnya fungsi strategi kawin alternatifBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PrimatologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 30 Maret 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sulawesi Utara (Cagar Alam Tangkoko)



Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Kedokteran Hewan, iPB (Dr. Drh. Muhammad Agil, M.Sc, Agr)

Abstract

The aim of this project is to explore the potential impact of the close proximity of tourists and tourist noise levels on levels of anxiety (assessed using self-directed behaviour) and rates of prosocial behaviour in primates. The link between tourism and negative impacts, such as elevated anxiety and aggression, has been fairly well studied in primates. in Barbary macaques, anxiety increases with average numbers of tourists present, and Cortisol levels are elevated following aggressive interactions with tourists (Marechal et al, 2011). Proximity is known to negatively affect behaviour, for example increasing intra-group aggression in Barbary macaques (Majolo et al, 2013). Noise levels can also have a negative impact on behaviour, as found in Tibetan macaques (Ruesto et al, 2010). How prosocial behaviours, such as grooming or reconciliation, may be affected by tourist pressure remains poorly understood. These affiliative behaviours may increase at times of tourist related stress as they may serve to reduce anxiety (Shutt et al, 2007). Alternatively, such behaviour may decrease at high tourist pressure as tourists disrupt animals engaging in such activities, or distract them from doing so.

H.41.1. Ms. Sophie Lydia Hanson

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Boston, UK, 30 Juli 1991Warga Negara (Nationality) : inggrisJabatan (Position) : Studentinstitusi (institution) : University of Roehamptonemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 1A Blacksmiths Hill, Sanderstead South Croydon SurreyCR2 9AZ,


H.42. factors Influencing Incomplete Male Monopolization of females in Crested Macaques (Macaca Nigra)

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Meneliti pentingnya fungsi strategi kawin alternatifBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PrimatologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 30 Maret 2015(month, starting from)



Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sulawesi Utara (Cagar Alam Tangkoko)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Kedokteran Hewan, iPB (Dr. Drh. Muhammad Agil, M.Sc, Agr)

Abstract

Due to the markedly greater difference in parental investment by females of most mammalian species (Trivers 1972), male reproductive success, and therefore male reproductive skew, is expected to be highly variable and limited by access to females (Kvarnemo and Ahnesjo 1996). We therefore expect males to compete for access to females, resulting in an opportunity for sexual selection when males differ phenotypically. Notably, the degree of male reproductive skew has a direct impact on the evolution of social systems by influencing the structure of paternal kinship in a population (Ostner et al. 2008: reviewed in Widdig 20i 3): for example, we expect individuals to have more paternal siblings in their age cohort as reproductive skew increases (reviewed in Widdig 2013). evidence indicates kin relationships in female philopatric groups underlie patterns of support and competition, with individuals supporting maternal kin and competing with nonkin. While the influence of paternal kinship on social evolution remains less understood as a result of promiscuous mating and paternity uncertainty, similar patterns are expected. in particular, as male reproductive skew decreases, female relationships are more cooperative and less competitive since females are more closely related (Ostner et al. 2008).

Male reproductive success is usually achieved through male monopolization of females. particularly in mammals where a high degree of investment in offspring is by the mother (Trivers !972: Clutton-Brock 1989). Dominance rank often predicts male mating success in primates. with higher ranking individuals having a priority-of-access to fertile females (Bulger 1993: de Ruiter and van Hooff 1993: Weingrill et a!. 2000: Alberts et al. 2003). Compared to other animals, there is astonishing variation in the degree of male reproductive skew in the primates (ellis 1995). includingvariation between diverse primate species, primate species within a single-genera. and even al different limes within a single study group (reviewed in Alberts 2012). ! lighest variation however occurs \\ ithin our own human species: the causes of this variation are most likely primate specific. Nevertheless, our existing skew models derive primarily from non-mammalian iaxa (Gross 1996: Brockmann 2001: Sinister and Wade 2003) and we know little regarding the proximate mechanisms leading to this variation. Since male reproductive skew impacts the underlying sociai system, understanding such variation ana these mechanism! critical importance to better understand iriation in social systems including oui iwr.



H.42.1. Ms. Lisa Michelle Danish

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Florida, AS, 14 Oktober 1982Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Postdoctoral Scientistinstitusi (institution) : German Primate Center (DPZ)email (email) : [email protected] (Address) : German Primate Center, Sexual Selection Unit Kellnerweg 4,

Göttingen 37077 GermanyNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 487010833

H.43. Social determinants of physiological stress and health in wild crested macaques (Macaca Nigra)

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari hubungan sosialitas, personaliti, tingkat stres dan

kesehatan di populasi liar Macaca NigraBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PrimatologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 11 (sebelas) bulan, mulai 30 Maret 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sulawesi Utara (Cagar Alam Tangkoko)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Kedokteran Hewan, iPB (Dr. Drh. Muhammad Agil, M.Sc, Agr)

Abstract

The quality and quantity of social relationships influences the individual risk of mortality in humans and animals alike The buffering effect social relationships may have on acute and chronic stressors have been particularly invoked in this respect. Chronically elevated glucocorticoid levels have been shown to suppress the immune system and, thus, to increase susceptibility to parasites and disease, and thereby mortality in a variety of taxa. Furthermore, more recent studies on personality suggest that certain personality traits also impact individual immune response and healthiness. However, only a few studies on wild mammals have so far directly investigated the link between sociality, personality, stress levels and individual health inour study, we therefore aim at investigating this relationship in a wild population of a highly tolerant primate species, the crested macaque. The study will be carried out by combining detailed analysis of behavioural data, including social network analysis, with data on physiological stress, and from a set of non-invasively collected health markers.



H.43.1. Ms. Celine Bret

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Strasbourg, Perancis, 5 Agustus 1987Warga Negara (Nationality) : PerancisJabatan (Position) : Postdoctoral Scientistinstitusi (institution) : German Primate Center (DPZ)email (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Markt 6, 37073 Göttingen, GermanyNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 09PF32467

H.44. Nutritional Drivers of Orangutan food Choice, foraging Behavior, and Movement Ecology

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Menguji hipotesa mengenai pola mencari makanan, selektivitas

makanan dan penggunaan habitat orang utan di KalimantanBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PrimatologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 23 Februari 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kalimantan Barat (Stasiun Penelitian Cabang Panti, TN Gunung Palung)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Universitas Tanjungpura (Riyandi, M.Si dan Dadan Kusnandar)

Abstract

Understanding the nutritional ecology of orangutans is critical to saving this species from extinction. By understanding what nutrients drive orangutan foraging and ultimately survival, we can select the best habitats for conservation initiatives, select and re-plant necessary plant species to encourage orangutan survival and reproduction, and better feed and train rehabilitated orangutans that will be reintroduced. Recent advances in nutritional ecology now allow us a more holistic and nutrient-driven understanding of what nutritional components animals strive to maximize and balance in their diet, and which components they will overeat to maintain a target level of others. With this level of knowledge, we can select several food species that would be nutritionally complete or complimentary, rather than simply focusing on what foods are consumed most often.

This research utilizes new techniques in nutritional science (geometric framework, near-infrared reflectance spectroscopy) to detail the nutrient priorities of Bornean orangutans in their natural habitat. i will look at differences in foraging strategies throughout the life-cycle



and between age-sex classes to determine if orangutans prioritize certain nutrients to during reproductively critical life-stages. i will also examine habitat usage and ranging behavior to understand in which habitats orangutans are best able to meet their nutritional needs. i will also use new GiS techniques to examine the movement ecology of orangutans while foraging to discern whether orangutans are moving toward certain target trees, are moving with a goal in mind, or are randomly searching for food. This research will employ local field assistants, and will involve collaboration with indonesian nutritionists and botanists. it is hoped that the informative and collaborative nature of this project will allow for successful conservation efforts for this endangered great ape.

H.44.1. Ms. Andrea Lea Di Giorgio

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Woodbury, AS, 17 Januari 1974Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Graduate Fellow, PhD Candidateinstitusi (institution) : Boston Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 3720 Mulberry Lane Williamsburg, VA 23188 USANomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 490625722

H.44.2. Ms. Katherine Segar Lauck

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Amerika Serikat, 18 September 1991Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Studentinstitusi (institution) : Boston Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 1326 Jacktown Road Lexington Virginia, 24450 USANomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 483190216

H.45. Orangutan behavior and adaptations in Kutai National Park, East Kalimantan

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari kemampuan adaptasi dan fleksibilitas dan aspek- aspek

sosio ekologi Orangutan (Pongo Pygmaues morio) baik di habitat normal maupun ekstrem (rusak dan tidak familiar)

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Primatologi



Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 4 Mei 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kaltim (T.N. Kutai)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Balai Taman Nasional Kutai (Agustinus Runde Sampe, S.Hut)

Abstract

This project aims to study ranging and its flexibilities in Pongo pygmaeusmorio, the orangutans of e. Kalimantan. New comparisons show morio as the extreme of orangutan adaptation: morio faces the harshest environment and may therefore have distinct morphology, behavior, and life history. Most morio data are 20-25 years old, however. They are not good enough verify these distinctions, they suggest other differences, and they represent conditions that may no longer exist because natural disasters and development have since damaged and fragmented much of morio’s habitat. New studies of morio are then needed, and ranging is a good place to start. Orangutan ranging is determined mainly by two resources, food and mating partners, but orangutan biology and ecology make their ranging extremely complex. First, orangutans have enormous food needs because of their extremely large size, but they live in forests known for poor, irregular food productivity. Second, fruits, their main foods, are patchy in time and space so their ranging must be flexible. Third, orangutans must learn their complex ranging skills but they do so very slowly because they develop extremely slowly.

Studying ranging then offers a good view of how orangutans use space and resources and how their communities are organized, and studying its flexibilities offers insights into how they deal with fluctuations in the availability of key resources, including those caused by habitat change. in addition to enhancing our understanding of orangutan biology, ranging studies may contribute to managing morio-human conflicts by improving understanding of why and how morio change their ranging patterns and where they cannot. Objectives of this project include reassessing morio ranging and its flexibilities by assessing long-term ranging patterns in normal habitat within Kutai National Park (KNP) and, as possible in future, in extreme (severely damaged) and novel habitat (e.g., reintroduction/translocation sites). Concepts and methods developed for studying primate spatial cognition will be used as well as standard socio-ecological methods. Aims include launching the study of morio ranging in near normal habitat (Kutai National Park), and if possible, in unfamiliar habitat (rehabilitant orangutans adjusting to forest life in forest schools or release forests managed by Yayasan BOS, Samboja Lestari). Finally, to improve understanding of social factors in ranging, we have expanded our objectives to include collaborative studies of morio genetics (with Banes, Cambridge Univ., UK) and reproduction (with Knott, Boston Univ., USA) based on the orangutans in the project’s KNP study area.



H.45.1. Prof. Anne Eleanor Russon

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Toronto, 20 Mei 1947Warga Negara (Nationality) : KanadaJabatan (Position) : Professorinstitusi (institution) : Dept. of Psychology, Glendon College, York Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Psychology Department Glendon College of York University,

2275 Bayview Ave. Toronto, Ontario M4N 3M6, CanadaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : BA783020

H.46. The function of the orangutan long call: What is its role in mediating social relationship and reproductive strategies?

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Menghasilkan model yang lebih detail menggambarkan hubungan

sosial dan reproduksi orangutanBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PrimatologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 1 April 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sumut (Sikundur,TN Gunung Leuser), Kalteng (Sebangau), Kaltim

(Prevab Camp, TN Kutai)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Kehutanan Universitas Mulawarman (Dr. Yaya Rayadin)

Abstract

My aim is to produce a more nuanced model for orangutan social and reproductive relationships by utilizing a truly comparative approach in conducting and evaluating carefully controlled experimental playbacks on individuals and dyads, and observed association patterns between male-female dyads, synthesized with hormonal profiles and ecological correlates. i propose to collect these data at one field site in Sumatra, and two in Borneo, to test the mate attraction and social coordination hypotheses for the function of the orangutan male long call, providing an indication of female mate choice and an indirect measure of social structure. each function predicts different responses from females to male long calls based on female reproductive status, familiarity, and male dominance, which i will use to test my hypotheses.



H.46.1. Mr. James Arthur Askew

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Plymouth, 22 Desember 1986Warga Negara (Nationality) : inggrisJabatan (Position) : Ph. D. Candidateinstitusi (institution) : University of Southern Californiaemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Department of Biological Sciences, AHF B10, 3616 Trousdale

Pkwy, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA 90089, USA


H.47. Are the Long Calls of Bornean Orangutans (Pongo pygmaeus wurmbii) Costly Signals of Male Health and Energy Status?

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Menentukan apakah long call orangutan merupakan pertanda status

kesehatan dan energi orangutan jantanBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PrimatologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 28 April 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kalteng (Tuanan)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Biologi UNAS (Tomi Ariyanto, S.Si.)

Abstract


Loud (or long) calls are conspicuous vocalizations produced by males in 80% of diurnal primate species that are specialized for long-distance transmission, and are proposed to play a role in intrasexual competition. We will study the long-calling behavior of a wild great ape (Bornean



orangutan: Pongo pygmaeuswurmbii) atTuanan, Central Kalimantan, indonesia. Orangutans live in dispersed fission-fusion social communities, where the home range of one adult male overlaps with those of several adult females and their offspring. This social setting suggests that males need to signal to potential rivals and mates from long distances. The pronounced sexual dimorphism in body size and secondary sexual characteristics indicate strong intrasexual competition in this species. Furthermore, previous research has shown that these calls are individually distinct. Together, these observations indicate the potential for the use of loud calls as sexually selected assessment signals in this species.

For this study, we aim to test the hypothesis that long calls are energetically costly handicap signals. To do so, we will combine behavioral, ecological, and physiological data with acoustic analysis to determine the influence of health and energy status on male orangutan calling effort. Using data from all-day follows and long call recordings, we will assess how calling rate and call duration vary in relation to short-term (daily energy intake and travel distance) and long-term (fecal parasite diversity and indicators of nutritional stress) measures of health and energy status.

H.47.1. Dr. Wendy Marie Erb

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Ohio, 23 Februari 1978Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Postdoctoral Associateinstitusi (institution) : Rutgers Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Department of Anthropology Ruth Adams Building, 208-F131

George Street Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey New Brunswick, NJ 08901-1414, USA


H.48. Living on the edge: A pilot study of the behavior of the Wehea forest orangutan population

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Meneliti perilaku populasi orangutan di Hutan WeheaBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PrimatologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 11 (sebelas) bulan, mulai 23 Maret 2015(month, starting from)



Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kaltim (Hutan Wehea)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Kehutanan Universitas Mulawarman (Dr. Yaya Rayadin)

Abstract

Animals living in variable, unpredictable, or harsh habitats with periodic or chronic food scarcity must have a high degree of behavioral, physiological, and even morphological plasticity in order to survive. Table 1 gives several examples of proximate food-scarcity coping mechanisms observed among vertebrate animals, particularly primates. Many of these scarcity coping strategies are interrelated; for example: maintaining energy intake by switching one’s diet to include more fallback foods may require an individual or group to modify its ranging behavior in order to acquire these foods.

Other important mechanisms that allow animals to survive in highly seasonal or unpredictable environments are evolved traits acting at the species or subspecies level. Phenotypic plasticity itself is an evolved coping mechanism; the capacity to appropriately modify one’s behavior, physiology, and/or morphology in response to changing environmental conditions is shaped by natural selection. Table 2 gives several examples of evolved scarcity coping mechanisms documented among vertebrate animals. Again, it is important to note that many of these mechanisms are interrelated; for example: the evolution of changes in brain size and life history speed are very closely correlated.

This study will contribute to providing a more complete picture of geographic variation among all members of the genus Pongo, thus facilitating a better understanding of the effects of habitat variability and productivity (or lack thereof ) on the ecology of one of humans’ closest relatives. This understanding is vital in order for primatologists, ecologists, biologists, and all natural scientists to decipher the full picture of tropical ecosystem interactions. Furthermore, as viable wild orangutan populations are facing imminent extinction, knowledge and understanding of the interaction between orangutans and their environments, across the entire Pongo radiation, are vital for designing and implementing effective conservation programs.



H.48.1. Ms. Alison Mary Ashbury

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Halifax, 02 Juli 1986Warga Negara (Nationality) : KanadaJabatan (Position) : PhD Studentinstitusi (institution) : University of Zurichemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Winterthurerstrasse 190 CH-8057 ZurichSwitzerlandNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : GA156894

H.49. Acoustic monitoring as a survey method for the Critically Endangered Sulawesi crested black macaque Macaca nigra

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari apakah pemantauan akustik cocok untuk memantau

komunitas Macaca NigraBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PrimatologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 3 (tiga) bulan, mulai 23 Mei 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sulawesi Utara (Cagar Alam Tangkoko-Batuangas)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Universitas Sam Ratulangi (Dr. Johny S. Tasirin)

Abstract

The proposed research, to be carried out in 2015 by Mr Alastair John Kember, will be a collaborative project between The Whitley Wildlife Conservation Trust, UK, The University of Plymouth, UK, along with The Macacanigra Project. The research will assess the effectiveness of using acoustic recordings to track and assess populations of the Sulawesi crested black Macaque, Macacanigra.

in 2008 the iUCN Red Data List changed the status of the M. nigra from ‘endangered’ to ‘Critically endangered’ due to previous research that indicated that there had been

80 ulation decline in a period of only 30 years. it is likely that M. nigra populations have continued to decline since the last published surveys despite the efforts of conservations programmes such as SelamatkanYaki.

For a species conservation programme to be successful, accurate population surveys are required to establish remaining species abundance and distribution. Many survey techniques



rely on visual recordings and can be labour time expensive, especially in regions of limited visibility or access, such as dense forest.

Acoustic monitoring is an established survey method which has shown to be useful for various taxonomic groups, when investigating parameters such as species presence (whales, birds, bats) [owls], species identification (bats, birds), estimating groups size and composition (elephants, birds), population density (primates), and territory use (birds). in species where individual calls are distinct enough, vocalisations can be used to identify individuals. For a species to be suitable for acoustic monitoring it’svocalisations must be both easily detectable and distinct. The loud calls of adult male primates are potentially a suitable focus for acoustic monitoring.

With the assistance of the Macacanigra Project, i plan to investigate whether acoustic monitoring is suitable to monitor M. nigra populations. By setting up sound recording units in areas frequented by M. nigra, and comparing recorded results with visual observations and location data obtained by the Macacanigra Project, i will assess the effectiveness of such a monitoring technique. Additionally, through spectral analysis of the recorded vocalisations and comparison with the visual observations i will investigate the ‘uniqueness’ of individual calls recorded, and determine to what level individual identification and group composition can be obtained from this audio monitoring technique.

H.49.1. Alastair John Kember

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : inggris, 2 November 1976Warga Negara (Nationality) : inggrisJabatan (Position) : Msc Studentinstitusi (institution) : University of Plymouthemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 14 Portlemore close, Malborough, Kingsbridge, Devon, england

TQ7 3 SX United KingdonNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 511262023

H.50. Acoustic monitoring as a survey method for the Critically Endangered Sulawesi crested black macaque Macaca nigra

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari apakah pemantauan akustik cocok untuk memantau

komunitas Macaca NigraBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Primatologi



Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 3 (tiga) bulan, mulai 23 Mei 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sulawesi Utara (Cagar Alam Tangkoko-Batuangas)Mitra Kerja (Counterpart) : Universitas Sam Ratulangi (Dr. Johny S. Tasirin)

Abstract

The proposed research, to be carried out in 2015 by Mr Alastair John Kember, will be a collaborative project between The Whitley Wildlife Conservation Trust, UK, The University of Plymouth, UK, along with The Macacanigra Project. The research will assess the effectiveness of using acoustic recordings to track and assess populations of the Sulawesi crested black Macaque, Macacanigra.

in 2008 the iUCN Red Data List changed the status of the M. nigra from ‘endangered’ to ‘Critically endangered’ due to previous research that indicated that there had been

80 ulation decline in a period of only 30 years. it is likely that M. nigra populations have continued to decline since the last published surveys despite the efforts of conservations programmes such as SelamatkanYaki.

For a species conservation programme to be successful, accurate population surveys are required to establish remaining species abundance and distribution. Many survey techniques rely on visual recordings and can be labour time expensive, especially in regions of limited visibility or access, such as dense forest.

Acoustic monitoring is an established survey method which has shown to be useful for various taxonomic groups, when investigating parameters such as species presence (whales, birds, bats) [owls], species identification (bats, birds), estimating groups size and composition (elephants, birds), population density (primates), and territory use (birds). in species where individual calls are distinct enough, vocalisations can be used to identify individuals. For a species to be suitable for acoustic monitoring it’svocalisations must be both easily detectable and distinct. The loud calls of adult male primates are potentially a suitable focus for acoustic monitoring.

With the assistance of the Macacanigra Project, i plan to investigate whether acoustic monitoring is suitable to monitor M. nigra populations. By setting up sound recording units in areas frequented by M. nigra, and comparing recorded results with visual observations and location data obtained by the Macacanigra Project, i will assess the effectiveness of such a monitoring technique. Additionally, through spectral analysis of the recorded vocalisations and comparison with the visual observations i will investigate the ‘uniqueness’ of individual calls recorded, and determine to what level individual identification and group composition can be obtained from this audio monitoring technique.



H.50.1. Alastair John Kember

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : inggris, 2 November 1976Warga Negara (Nationality) : inggrisJabatan (Position) : Msc Studentinstitusi (institution) : University of Plymouthemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 14 Portlemore close, Malborough, Kingsbridge, Devon, england

TQ7 3SX United KingdonNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 511262023

I. VIROLOGI (VIROLOGY)

I.1. Molecular epidemiological and biological studies on human malaria parasites in Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Melakukan studi epidemiologis molekuler pada parasit malaria yang

menyerang manusiaBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : MikrobiologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 2 Juni 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jatim (Surabaya)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Lembaga Penyakit Tropis, Universitas Airlangga (indah S. Tantular, dr.,

Ph.D., Sp.ParK)

Abstract

The applicant has been working molecular epidemiological studies on human malaria parasites in indonesia with indonesian collaborators since 1995, and we have surveyed mainly at eastern indonesian islands, such as Lombok, Flores, Halmahera, Buru, Seram, Sumba, Sumbawa, Sulawesi (Minahasa, Muna), Bangka and east Timor. From these surveys, we have found the existence of Plasmodium ovale with its new variant form from, and also the two new variant forms of P. malariae, all of which are distributing in SeA such as in Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos. in the new project, the applicant would like to continue these molecular epidemiological studies on human malaria parasites in indonesia as well as biological aspects of P. falciparum.



I.1.1. Prof. fumihiko Kawamoto

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Aichi, 16 Agustus 1947Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Professor (Health Sciences)institusi (institution) : Oita Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Oita Univ Fac Med., 1-1 idaigaoka, Hasama, Yufu, Oita

879-5593JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TK8262190

I.2. Epidemiological study of Norovirus Infection in Indonesia and its Infection Control

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari epidemic infeksi dan menjelaskan jalur infeksi serta

mekanisme epidemicBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : VirologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 10 September 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : P. Jawa (RS. Dr Soetomo Surabaya, Ui di Jakarta, dan UGM di Yogyakarta)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Lembaga Penyakit Tropis, Universitas Airlangga (Maria inge Lusida)

Abstract

Noroviruses (NoVs) are an important cause of epidemic gastroenteritis and food poisoning in children and adults worldwide. The genus NoV is currently divided into five genogroups (Gi-GV) and further subdivided into genotypes. NoVs of genogroups Gi, Gil, and GiV are pathogenic for humans. Antigenicity of virus varies by genotypes. The NoV is transmitted fecal-orally. The G1i.4 genotype appears to be common in outbreaks in humans and has repeated mutations. The infection reproductive system has not been clarified yet, and the study of the pathogenicity and development of prevention and disinfectant procedure has been delayed. Therefore, effective strategics against NoV infection such as vaccine are hoped. Today, a human movement by the development of transportation system makes it easy to carry the virus, and has caused the outbreaks in the world every year. Therefore, it is important to understand the epidemic trend in Asian nations including Japan and indonesia. However, little is known about NoV infection in indonesia.



Objectives of research:

1. To characterize the NoV infection epidemic in indonesia by analyzing nucleotide sequence of epidemic strains (determination of their genogroup and genotype and comparison with the data from neighboring Asian countries including Japan)

2. To clarify the infection route and the mechanism of the epidemic by longitudinal epidemiologic analysis..

I.2.1. Prof. Kazufumi Shimizu

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Yamaguchi, 28 Juni 1941Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Professor (Microbiology)institusi (institution) : Kobe Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 2-8-4-702, Sekiguchi, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 112-0014, JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TK2668614

I.2.2. Dr. Takako Utsumi

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Kagawa, 14 Desember 1962Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Assistant Professorinstitusi (institution) : Kobe Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 7-5-1 Kusunoki-cho, Chuo-ku, Kobe, 650-0017Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TH3042186

I.3. Study of Epidemic and Emerging Viruses in Indonesia Archipelago

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Memahami pengaruh virus yang muncul yang menyebabkan penyakit

di seluruh indonesiaBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : VirologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 16 November 2015 (month, starting from)



Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : DKi Jakarta, Kalimantan (Banjarmasin: Universitas Lambung

Mangkurat), Bali (Denpasar: Universitas Warmadewa), Sulawesi, NTB, dan Sumatera

Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Lembaga Biologi Molekular eijkman (ir. i Made Artika, M.App.Sc, Ph.D)

Abstract

Myint KS, Murray CK, Scott RM, Shrestha MP, Mammen MP Jr., Shrestha SK, Kuschner RA, Joshi DM, Gibbons RV, 2010. incidence Of Leptospirosis in Adults in Nepal. TRSTMH 104: 551-555. Angelia eick, John Ticehurst, Steven Tobler, Remington Nevin, Luther Lindler, Zheng Hu, Victor Macintosh, Richard G. Jarman, Robert V. Gibbons, Khin Saw Aye Myint, Joel Gaydos, 2010. Hepatitis e Seroprevalence and Seroconversion among U.S. Military Service Members Deployed to Afghanistan. J infect Dis 202: 1302-1308. James M. Colborn,, Michael Y. Kosoy, Vladimir L. Motin, Maxim V. Telepnev, Gustavo Valbuena, Khin S. Myint, Yuri Fofanov, Catherine Putonti, Chen Feng, Leonard Peruski, 2010. Detection of Bartonella DNA in mammalian hosts and arthropod vectors using the NADH dehydrogenase gamma subunit (nuoG) by real-time PCR. JCM 48: 4630-4633. Khin Saw Aye Myint, Robert V. Gibbons, Jennifer iverson, Sanjaya K. Shrestha, Julie A. Pavlin, Michael Y. Kosoy, 2011. Serological Response to Bartonella Species in Febrile patients from Nepal. TRSTMH 105: 740-742. Gundi VA, Kosoy MY, Myint KS, Shrestha SK, Shrestha MP, Pavlin JA, Gibbons RV, 2010. Prevalence and genetic diversity of bartonella species detected in different tissues of small mammals in Nepal. Appl environ Microbiol 76: 8247-8254. Witt CJ, Richards AL, Masuoka PM, Foley DH, Buczak AL, Musila LA, Richardson JH, Colacicco-Mayhugh MG, Rueda LM, Klein TA, Anyamba A, Small J, Pavlin JA, Fukuda MM, Gaydos J, Russell KL; AFHSC-GeiS Predictive Surveillance Writing Group, Wilkerson RC, Gibbons RV, Jarman RG, Myint KS, Pendergast B, Lewis S, Pinzon Je, Collins K, Smith M, Pak e, Tucker C, Linthicum K, Myers T, Mansour M, earhart K, Kim HC, Jiang J, Schnabel D, Clark JW, Sang RC, Kioko e, Abuom DC, Grieco JP, Richards ee, Tobias S, Kasper MR, Montgomery JM, Florin D, Chretien JP, Philip TL, 2011. The AFHSC-Division of GeiS Operations Predictive Surveillance Program: a multidisciplinary approach for the early detection and response to disease outbreaks. BMC Public Health 4;11 Suppl 2:S10. Review. Namsai A, Louisirirotchanakul S, Wongchinda N, Siripanyaphinyo U, Virulhakul P, Puthavathana P, Myint KS, Gannarong M, ittapong R, 2011. Surveillance of hepatitis A and e viruses contamination in shellfish in Thailand. Lett Appl Microbiol 53: 608-613. Khin Saw Aye Myint, Kosasih H, Artika iM, Perkasa A, Puspita M, Ma’roef CN, Antonjaya U, Ledermann J, Powers A, Alisjahbana Bachti, 2014. West Nile Virus Documented in indonesia from Acute Febrile illness Specimens. Am J Trop Med Hyg 90: 260-262. Khin Saw Aye Myint, Robert V. Gibbons, Anja Kipar, Richard G. Jarman, Yvonne Van Gessel, Guey Chuen Perng, Duangrat Mongkolsirichaikul, Tom Solomon. Neuropathogenesis of Japanese encephalitis in a primate model. PLOS NTD 8:e2980.



I.3.1. Dr. Khin Saw Myint

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Myanmar, 10 April 1956Warga Negara (Nationality) : MyanmarJabatan (Position) : Virologistinstitusi (institution) : United States Center for Diseases Controlemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Lembaga Biologi Molekuler eijkman Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : Jl. Diponegoro No. 69Jakarta Pusat 10430

J. ZOOLOGY (ZOOLOGY)

J.1. DNA barcoding Indonesian freshwater aquatic biotas of Sundaland: cryptic diversity and its biogeographical origin in a biodiversity hotspot

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Melakukan DNA Barcoding pada spesies ikan di indonesiaBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ZoologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 10 September 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kalimantan, Sumatra, NTB, MalukuMitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Puslit Biologi – LiPi (Dr. Daisy Wowor, M.Sc dan Dra. Renny K. Hadiaty,

DSc.)

Abstract

in indonesia, Freshwater fishes and shrimps are an important source of incomes through the international ornamental fish trade. From the collectors in villages to the warehouses collecting ornamental species from all over the country for export, accessibility to the status of species traded (e.g. distribution, taxonomy) is key information. This knowledge, however, is neither accessible (i.e. not centralized in a dedicated database) nor available (i.e. taxonomic status unknown for many species). This gap of knowledge is negatively impacting both the indonesian export of ornamental fishes and shrimps through the loss of earnings (i.e. endemic species are not properly priced and sold as regular widespread species) and the development of sound management plans for harvested species with local communities (i.e. lack of tools for properly identifying species). Aside of the economic costs due to the lack of guidelines for the ornamental trade in term of biological knowledge (i.e. distribution, species status),



the inventory of Sundaland fishes and shrimps is still too fragmentary to accurately identify areas of absolute priority for conservation purposes. in addition, recent DNA barcoding studies have evidenced that a substantial amount of the diversity of the indonesian aquatic fauna is cryptic and numerous species are hardly delineated based on their morphological attributes (Kadarusman et al. 2012, Nugraha etal. 2015).

J.1.1. Prof. fumihiko Kawamoto

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Chateauroux, 22 Agustus 1975Warga Negara (Nationality) : PerancisJabatan (Position) : Senior Researcherinstitusi (institution) : institut de Recherche pour le Développement (iRD)email (email) : [email protected] (Address) : UR226 – iSe-M 361 rue Jean-Francois Breton 34196 MontpellierNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 13CC67672

J.2. Inventory of freshwater fishes of the family Gobiidae in Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Melakukan inventori yang meliputi studi taksonomi, sistem molekuler,

dan ekologi ikan air tawar indonesia khususnya famili GobiidaeBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ZoologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 27 November 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : (Terlampir)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Puslit Biologi LiPi (Dra. Renny K. Hadiaty)

Abstract

in the indo-Pacific area, rivers of oceanic islands resulting from tectonic and volcanic activities are mainly colonised by species that exhibit a life cycle allowing the colonisation of these systems. Since oceanic islands are isolated from potential sources of species from the mainlands, only species including a marine stage during their life cycle are able to colonize these remote river systems. Some fishes from the family Gobiidae show such characteristics that allow them to settle in oligotrophic rivers of oceanic islands. in indonesia, Gobiids are extremely diverse and represent some of the earliest species described in the indo-Pacific. According to Fishbase (www.fishbase.org) version 08/2014), 1216 species of freshwater fishes are cited from indonesia among which a 120 belong to the family Gobiidae.



These Gobiids contribute most to the diversity of fish communities in the indo-Pacific islands and exhibit the highest levels of endemism. They spawn in freshwaters, the free embryos drift downstream to the sea where they undergo a planktonic phase, before returning to rivers to grow and reproduce, and hence they are called amphidromous species. At certain times of the year, the biomass of larvae recruiting from the sea and migrating upstream is so great that it represents an important source of food for local human populations in archipelagos and particularly in indonesia. However, harvesting of this food resource is highly unsustainable, on account of the complexity of the species life cycle.

in some sub-family such as the Sicydiinae, nearly 11 types localities are found in indonesia among the 4 genus and 26 species reported in the country. This means that 43% of the Sicydiinae species cited in indonesia have been described from material collected in the country. The systematic of the freshwater Gobiids, however, is still largely controversial and calls for a finer assessment of the family diversity in indonesia.

From the initial work of P. Keith, MNHN and R. K. Hadiaty, LiPi, before the project started and the first results of collections in the provinces of Java and Bali, four new species of Sicydiinae have been described in the context of the present project, thereby confirming the importance of assessing the diversity of the Gobiidae family in the indonesian archipelago.

J.2.1. Mr. frédéric Olivier Busson

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Paris, 2 Juni 1972Warga Negara (Nationality) : PerancisJabatan (Position) : Scientistinstitusi (institution) : Muséum National d’Histoire Naturelleemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 5, rue de i’abbe Guilleminault94130 Nogen sur Marne, FranceNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 12CZ26803

J.3. Eastern Indonesia as the Source of Significant Avian Cryptic Diversity

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Meneliti keanekaragaman spesies burung di bagian timur indonesiaBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ZoologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 3 (tiga) bulan, mulai 11 November 2015(month, starting from)



Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Papua Barat (Fakfak), Timor (Gunung Mutis), dan NTT (Pulau Alor)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Penelitian Biologi – LiPi (Hidayat Ashari, M.Sc)

Abstract

Birds are the best-known animal group on earth. it has been suggested that around 98f all bird species are already known, and that species not yet discovered to science make up a small and insignificant amount of global bird diversity. On the other hand, many regions in the tropics, including indonesia, have yielded a surprising number of species descriptions in recent times. The flow of new bird discoveries from these areas is not slowing down but may indicate that there is substantial cryptic bird diversity yet to be described. During our recent expeditions to eastern indonesia, we have been able to describe and document several new bird forms to science. However, much more undescribed bird diversity awaits description in eastern indonesia. Survey work in areas that have historically been neglected by biologists has so far guided us in discovering multiple new bird forms to science in the Sulawesi region. extending this approach to Nusa Tenggara Timur and to Papua Barat, we propose to continue the successful work that we have so far done. The present proposal outlines an expedition to Nusa Tenggara Timur and Papua Barat that has the potential to result in the collection of material for another four to eight new bird species to science, thereby underlining indonesia’s importance for global biodiversity and endemism.

J.3.1. Dr. frank Erwin Rheindt

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Heilbronn, 26 Januari 1977Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Assistant Professorinstitusi (institution) : National University of Singaporeemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : National University of Singapore, Department of Biological

Sciences, 14 Science Drive 4, Singapore 117543Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C4KH45P0H



J.4. High troughput Analysis of Rabies – related Viruses and its Protection in the Global Migrating flying fox (Pteropus sp.)

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Melihat keterkaitan antara rubah terbang, rabies, dan infeksi virus

lainnya dengan skema kerjasama teknisBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ZoologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 13 Oktober 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jawa Barat (Bogor dan Garut)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Kedokteran Hewan – iPB (Prof. drh. Srihadi Agungpriyono,

Ph.D, PV Vet (K))

Abstract

Recently the attention has been focused on the role of flying foxes which are carrying several important infectious agents like lyssavirus causing rabies, Nipah, Hendra, and/or ebola virus. GOi plans to eliminate rabies by 2020 and has been trying to take appropriate actions in collaboration with all indonesian institutions and international organizations such as Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, World Health Organization (hereinafter referred to as “WHO”), and etc. Flying foxes are able to fly over 100 km a day and migrate over 1,000 km seasonally as an average; therefore, they are one of the considerable vectors of the viral infectious diseases across nations. Under the situation, GOi requested JiCA to initiate the indonesia-Japan collaborative project at iPB for conducting ecological studies on flying foxes and their involvement in rabies-related and other viral infectious diseases. indonesian and Japanese researchers are going to conduct research on the relationship of flying foxes and the rabies and other viral infection by technical cooperation scheme. Through the Project, in addition, research capacity of indonesian counterparts in the field of rabies-related and other viral infectious diseases derived from flying foxes aims to be strengthened



J.4.1. Prof. Eiichi Hondo

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Shinagawa, 5 Agustus 1968Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Professorinstitusi (institution) : Nagoya Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Laboratory of Animal Morphology, Division of Biofunctional

Development, Graduate School of Bioagricultural Sciences, Nagoya University Furo-cho Chikusa-ku, Nagoya Japan.

Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TZ0578415

J.4.2. Ms. Yupadee Hengjan, M.Sc

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : ThailandWarga Negara (Nationality) : PhD CandidateJabatan (Position) : Nagoya Universityinstitusi (institution) : [email protected] (email) : Laboratory of Animal Morphology, Division of Biofunctional

Development, Graduate School of Bioagricultural Sciences, Nagoya University Furo-cho Chikusa-ku, NagoyaJapan

Alamat (Address) : 0254789Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : Thailand

J.5. Joint biodiversity inventory of the higher plants in Indonesia and collaborative training of Indonesian young taxonomists

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Melakukan kolaborasi penelitian taksonomi yang meliputi beberapa

kelompok penting seperti tanaman paku-pakuanBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : BotaniLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 21 September 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sumatera Barat; Sulsel (Mamasa, Tator, engrekang), Sulut (Minahasa,

Bolang Mongandow), Kaltim (Pasir, Kutai Kartanegara), Jabar (Sukabumi, Garut), Papua Barat (Manokwari)



Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Puslit Biologi LiPi (Dr. Andrea Agusta, Dr. Joeni Setijo Rahajoe, Arief

Hidayat, M.Si, dan Dr. Lina Juswara)

Abstract

indonesia has the highest diversity of plant species in the world. its flora is closely related to Chinese flora and is important for Asia tropical plant taxonomy, plant phylogeny and biogeography. in this project, a joint team from both indonesia and China will conduct extensive field survey in the four island areas in indonesia. Based on data and specimens collected from the field survey, we will conduct taxonomic research on some important taxa with shared interests from both sides. During the implementation of this project, young students and taxonomists from indonesia will be trained in Chinese Academy of Science. The project will prompt taxonomy in indonesia, which is urgently needed in indonesia, a country with the highest plant diversity in the world.

J.5.1. Dr. Xiaohua Jin

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Anhui, 26 Juli 1975Warga Negara (Nationality) : ChinaJabatan (Position) : Associate Professorinstitusi (institution) : Chinese Academy of Sciencesemail (email) : -Alamat (Address) : 20 Nanxincun Xiangshan, Beijing, 100093, P.R. ChinaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : G57175419

J.5.2. Dr. Qiaoping Xiang

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Hubei, 19 Oktober 1965Warga Negara (Nationality) : ChinaJabatan (Position) : Associate Professorinstitusi (institution) : Chinese Academy of Sciencesemail (email) : -Alamat (Address) : 20 Nanxincun Xiangshan, Beijing, 100093, P.R. ChinaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : G46388690



J.6. Indonesian Biodiversity and Information System

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mengembangkan dan menyediakan komponen inti untuk pendekatan

screening fungsional berbasis pengetahuan yang digunakan untuk penemuan senyawa anti-infeksi baru dari organism indonesia

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ZoologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 9 September 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jawa Barat (TN. Gunung Halimun Salak)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Penelitian Biologi – LiPi (Prof. Dr. Rosichon Ubaidillah, ir. Ahmad

Jauhar Arief, M.Sc., dan Tim)

Abstract

iNDOBiOSYS will develop and provide core components for a knowledge-based functional screening approach employed to the discovery of new anti-infective compounds from indonesian organisms. in iNDOBiOSYS, this comprises a novel integrated high-throughput biodiversity discovery pipeline for the sampling, identification and provision of promising target groups from areas with a high level of biodiversity. The unprecedented combination of primary biodiversity data and relevant metadata will support an innovative approach towards the discovery of active compounds from indonesian organisms.

J.6.1. Dr. Thomas von Rintelen

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Berlin, 25 November 1970Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Programme Leader Southeast Asia & Researcherinstitusi (institution) : Museum fuer Naturkunde Berlinemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Museum fuer Naturkundeinvalidenstr. 4310115 BerlinGermanyNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C3JNTZ233



J.6.2. Dr. Stefan Schmidt

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Minden, 12 Juli 1962Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : Zoologische Staatssammlung, Munich, Germanyemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Muenchhausenstr. 2181247 Munich, Bavaria, GermanyNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : CF68NYTY8

J.6.3. Dr. Andrew Polaszek

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : London, 30 Desember 1959Warga Negara (Nationality) : inggrisJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : Natural History Museumemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Dept of Life SciencesNatural History MuseumNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : Cromwell RoadLondon SW7 5BD UK

J.6.4. Mrs. Olga Schmidt

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Leningrad, 20 Juli 1965Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : Zoologische Staatssammlung, Munich, Germanyemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : MunchhausenstraBe 21 D-81247 Munich GermanyNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : CF68WVGFT



J.6.5. Dr. Siegfried Wolfram Mey

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Arnstadt, 1 Maret 1953Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : Museum fuer Naturkunde Berlinemail (email) : -Alamat (Address) : Schlaatzstr. 16, D-14473 Postdam, GermanyNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C3MZH44FW

J.6.6. Dr. Christoph Leonard Häuser

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Kiel, 29 Maret 1959Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : Museum fuer Naturkunde Berlinemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Leibniz institute for Research on evolution and Biodiversity

invalindenstr. 43, 10115 BerlinNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C89V26V5X

J.6.7. Dr. Andreas floren

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Duesseldorf, 13 September 1961Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : Dept. of Animal ecology and Tropical Biology – University of

Wuerzburgemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : University of Wuerzburg, Biozentrum, Am Hubland, 97074

GermanyNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : CGKHJ94Z7



J.6.8. Dr. Thomas Wesener

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Hattingen, 24 Mei 1980Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Curator, Head of Section Myriapodainstitusi (institution) : Zoological Research Museum Alexander Koenigemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Research Museum Alexander Koenig Adenauerallee 160 53113

Bonn, GermanyNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C73XTKM32

J.6.9. Mr. Jan Philip Oeyen

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Lenvik, 13 Oktober 1988Warga Negara (Nationality) : NorwegianJabatan (Position) : Ph.D Studentinstitusi (institution) : Zoological Research Museum Alexander Koenigemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Research Museum Alexander Koenig, Adenauerallee 160Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 53113 Bonn, Germany

J.6.10. Dr. Johannes frans frisch

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Kassel, 14 Juni 1966Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : Museum fuer Naturkunde Berlinemail (email) : -Alamat (Address) : Museum fuer Naturkunde invalidenstraBe 43 D-10115 BerlinNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 283519905



J.6.11. Mr. fabian Droppelmann

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Siegburg, 13 November 1987Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Studentinstitusi (institution) : Zoological Research Museum Alexander Koenigemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : -Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C79W1Y405

J.6.12. Ms. Isabel Catalina Kilian Salas

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Quito, 20 Maret 1993Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Studentinstitusi (institution) : Zoological Research Museum Alexander Koenigemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Am Jesuitenhof 3 53117 Bonn/ GermanyNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C73ZH4ZY3

J.6.13. Mr. Sebastian Hüllen

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Siegburg, 14 September 1987Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Studentinstitusi (institution) : Zoologisches Forschungsmuseum Alexander Koenigemail (email) : -Alamat (Address) : -Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C73ZKT466



J.6.14. Ms. Anita freudmann, M.Sc

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Braunau am inn, 31 Oktober 1983Warga Negara (Nationality) : AustriaJabatan (Position) : Ph.D Studentinstitusi (institution) : Dept. of Botany and Biodiversity Research – University of Viennaemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Untere Donaustr. 35/27 1020 Vienna, AustriaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : P3102123

J.6.15. Ms. Ricarda Wistuba, M.Sc

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Bonn, 1 Oktober 1986Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Studentinstitusi (institution) : Zoologisches Forschungmuseum Alexander Koenigemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : engeltalstraBe 2 53111 BonnNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C73ZF1NL9

J.6.16. Ms. Janine Schmidt

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Kőln, 23 Juni 1987Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : MSc Studentinstitusi (institution) : Zoologisches Forschungmuseum Alexander Koenigemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : RochusstraBe 26, 50827 KoelnNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C744FL19G



J.7. Can We move toward more sustainable bird keeping in Indonesia? Phase II

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Menganalisis faktor-faktor dan struktur yang mendorong masyarakat

memperdagangkan burung liar atau burung asli bududayaBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ZoologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 29 Juli 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Medan (Sumatera Utara)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas MiPA Universitas Sumatera Utara (Dr. Nursahara Pasaribu)

Abstract

The wildlife pet trade is one of the main drivers of biodiversity loss worldwide. it is believed that the popular culture of bird keeping, in indonesia is rapidly depleting the wild bird populations and captive rearing may take pressure off wild populations. However, we only have a basic understanding of the social dimensions of bird keeping in indonesia, which may affect the effectiveness and success of any intervention program. We plan to carry out a survey targeted at the Medan (Sumatra, indonesia) bird owners to understand the social and economic factors driving the wild bird ownership and the prospect of transitioning from a wild bird to a captive-bred bird market and culture. We want to determine the factors and identify the conditions in which bird owners preferentially buy captive-reared birds over wild birds. in particular, what do owners value in pet bird? How may attitudes, values, and beliefs influence the owners perceptions, preferences, and behaviors on bird keeping? And what economic, social, religious (e.g., a recent FATWA/religious ruling banning illegal wildlife trade), and/or psychological factors (or barriers) can promote (or prevent) adoption of captive-bred birds over wild birds as pets? We will use structural equation models to analyze the factors and structure behind the decision to buy wild or captive-reared birds. in addition, we plan to use the discrete choice modeling to analyze the owners preferences for wild or captive-reared birds. We hope that our findings will contribute to the design of an effective education and communication program to encourage and promote captive-reared birds as a more sustainable alternative to wild birds for bird owners in Sumatra and indonesia



J.7.1. Mr. Tien Ming Lee

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Singapura, 1 November 1978Warga Negara (Nationality) : SingapuraJabatan (Position) : Postdoctoral Research Associateinstitusi (institution) : Princeton Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 405A Robertson HallNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : Princeton, New Jersey 08544, USA

J.8 Population characteristics and community perceptions of the endangered Javan warty pig (Sus verrucosus blouchi) on Bawean island and Java islands, Indonesia, and ex-situ behavioral research at the breeding facilities in Cikanaga

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Melakukan proyek konservasi dan penelitian lapangan pertama pada

babi berkutil BaweanBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ZoologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 10 (sepuluh) bulan, mulai 26 Maret 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jawa Timur (Pulau Bawean), Jawa Barat (Sukabumi dan Banjar)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Puslit Biologi LiPi (Dr. Gono Semiadi)

Abstract

The Bawean warty pig Susblouchi is a species endemic to the island Bawean off the coast of east Java, indonesia. Susblouchi is still listed as a subspecies of the endangered Javan warty pig on the iUCN Redlist. However, taxonomic researchers recently raised it to full species level within the Sus genus. A subsequent attempt to assess the status of S.v. blouchi by the lUCN/SSC Wild Pig Specialist Group (WPSG), resulted in a “Data Deficient” status, indicating the lack of knowledge available (Meijaard et al., 2014). The main threats Bawean warty pigs is facing are habitat loss and hunting. Following the encroachment of agricultural land into forests, pigs forage on crops, and are subsequently hunted for pest control. The aim of this project is to conduct the first conservation and research field project on Bawean warty pigs, to lay the basis for an effective conservation planning and long term monitoring programme. The required baseline data will be acquired through collecting essential data on the population size, distribution, biology, ecology and taxonomy of the species by conducting line transect surveys and camera traps.



Next to this, multiple surveys will be conducted in the Banjar area on mainland Java where Javan warty pigs are known to occur, to collect DNA material from mainland populations for genetic analysis and comparison to the Bawean warty pig. in mid-year a behavioural ecology study of the ex-situ population of Javan warty pigs will take place at the official Javan warty pig breeding programme at Cikananga rescue centre, Sukabumi, to compare ex- and in-situ behaviour and provide recommendations for improvement of captive husbandry. As local communities will play a significant role in the conservation of this species, we will also conduct interviews with local community members to investigate their perception of wild pigs based on social and economic aspects. These interviews will investigate the extend of crop-raiding and search for farmer-and pig friendly solutions. Furthermore, we will conduct continuous socialisation, awareness activities and education, for instance a local sports tournament, to gain rapport and support by the local communities. To support capacity building, we will provide employment, a stipend, and intensive training to local guides and a local student, in order to support capacity building and the future generation of indonesian conservationists.

J.8.1. Ms. Eva Johanna Rode-Margono

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : eschwege, Jerman, 16 Januari 1982Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : PhD Candidateinstitusi (institution) : Oxford Brookes Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Jl. Nanas Flamboyan V No. 6 Utan Kayu, JaktimNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C642ZV01R

J.9 Ecology & Conservation of Sumatran Elephants Roaming Outside Protected Areas (A Case Study of Bukit Tiga Puluh Elephant Population, Sumatra, Indonesia)

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mencari cara efektif dalam konservasi gajah di Bukit Tiga Puluh dan

lokasi lain di indonesia yang memiliki persamaan kondisiBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ZoologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 16 April 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jambi (T.N Bukit Tiga Puluh)



Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Kehutanan UGM (Dr. Styawan Pudyatmoko, S.Hut, M.Sc; Dr.

Sumardi M.For.Sc; Dr. Muhammad Ali imron, M.Sc)

Abstract

elephants are among the most popular animals tnihe world. Although never really domesticated, tamed elephants served mankind as transport” and war animals for centuries play important roles in religious and cultural ceremonies, and are the pride of many zoos and circuses (Csuti 2006; Sukumar 2003: 55-81). However, ihe total captive held population of 16.000 Asian elephants (estimated 1995) is despiies its enormous size not self-sustaining and thus may still require wild-caught elephants to be maintained (Kashio 2002; Hildebrandt et al.2006; Clubb et al. 2008). Wild elephants are still present on two continents (Africa and Asia) and three large islands (Sumatra, Borneo, and Sri Lanka). There are two African species, the African savanna elephant (Loxodontaafricana) and the African forest elephant (Loxodontacyclotis), and one species in Asia, the A.sian elephant (elephas maximus). Free-roaming elephants are a major attraction in numerous wildlife reserves and National Parks and became important flagship species for nature conservation. However, with the exception of some well protected populations (most of them in Southern Africa) wild elephants are threatened by illegal killing and displacement throughout their range (Blanc 2008; Choudhury et al. 2008). Most often, elephants are either killed for their valuable tusks or in conflicts with the human population they increasingly have to share their habitat with. Unable to compensate for even relatively low levels of human-induced mortality, many of the smaller populations might beostin the near future. White it is obvious that scientific stuaies will not prevent elephant extinction as a stand-alone activity, reliable, research base a information on elephant population?

J.9.1 Mr. Alexander Markus Moβbrucker, M.Sc.

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Radolfzell, 27 Juni 1982Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Ph.D. Candidateinstitusi (institution) : Universitas Gajah Madaemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Cebin Somchalde 7/78345 Mous GermanyNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C4JNH4LV3



J.10 Inventory of freshwater fishes of the family Gobiidae in Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Melakukan inventori yang meliputi studi taksonomi, sistem molekuler,

dan ekologi ikan air tawar indonesia khususnya famili GobiidaeBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ZoologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 5 April 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : NTB (Bima, Dompu, Sumbawa, Sumbawa Barat), Maluku (Buru, Buru

Selatan, Maluku Tengah, Seram Bagian Barat, Seram Bagian Timur, Ambon); Maluku Tenggara (Maluku Tenggara, Maluku Tenggara Barat, Aru, Barat Daya, Tual); Maluku Utara (Halmahera Barat, Halmahera Selatan, Halmahera Tengah, Halmahera Timur, Halmahera Utara, Kep. Sula, Morotai)

Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Puslit Biologi LiPi (Dra. Renny K. Hadiati, Dr. Daisy Wowor, Sopian Sauri)

Abstract

in indonesia, Gobiids are extremely diverse and represent some of the earliest species described in the indo-Pacific. According to Fishbase (www.fishbase.org, version 08/2014), 1216 species of freshwater fishes are cited from indonesia among which a 120 belong to the family Gobiidae. in some sub-family such as the Sicydiinae, nearly 11 types localities are found in indonesia among the 4 genus and 26 species reported in the country. This means that 43% of the Sicydiinae species cited in indonesia have been described from material collected in the country. The systematic of the freshwater Gobiids, however, is still largely controversial and calls for a finer assessment of the family diversity in indonesia. From my initial work and those of Dr. R. K. Hadiaty, LiPi, before the project started and the first results of collections in the provinces of Java and Bali, four new species of Sicydiinae have been described in the context of the present project, thereby confirming the importance of assessing the diversity of the Gobiidae family in the indonesian archipelago.The project seeks to strengthen the knowledge on the indonesian freshwater fishes diversity through the implementation of a pluridisciplinary approach involving taxonomy, molecular systematic and ecology



J.10.1 Dr. Phillip Murray Keith

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Deols, 24 April 1964Warga Negara (Nationality) : PerancisJabatan (Position) : Scientistinstitusi (institution) : Muséum National d’Histoire Naturelleemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 57 rue cuvier 75231, Paris FranceNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 09PR12531

J.11 Survival and site fidelity study of rehabilitated and released Black and white Laughingthrushes (Garrulax bicolor) within In-situ conservation program

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Memeriksa tingkat kematian dan penyebabnya, dan perilaku pasca-

release burung Laughing thrushesBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ZoologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 22 Juni 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sumatera Utara (Karo)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : FMiPA Universitas Sumatera Utara (Dr. Nursahara Pasaribu, M.Sc.)

Abstract

According on BirdLife international, indonesia is regarded as a region with the highest number of threatened bird species across whole Southeast Asia, a total of 132 species. intensive agriculture development and animal trade are the main causes. On the other hand, can be seen an increase of conservation activities of which main tools are restoration programs. Certainly, the success of these programs are conditioned on well set methodology, which should be based on good biological knowledge of target species. One of these threatened, but low explored species is endemic of Sumatra island, Black and White Laughingthrush (Garrulax bicolor). Unfortunately, there are just two registered in-situ conservation programs throughout all indonesia. These projects are led by Cikananga Wildlife Center on Java island and indonesian Species Conservation Program (iSCP) on Sumatra island. But any releases have not been carried out yet, because no methodology has not been developed. Therefore, main goals of this study are examine the rate of mortality and its causes, and post-release behavior. Afterwards, suggest suitable release methodology based on gained research results. Rehabilitated birds from iSCP



rescue center will be used in this study. These birds will be soft released after acclimatization period into new habitats and dispersal, home-range establishment and intraspecies interactions will be examined by telemetry method. Afterwards, long-term monitoring of ringed birds by color rings will be undertaken. An important part of this study will be also the long-term bird market monitoring, that will be carried out by questionnaires, interviews and direct counts method. Because a bird selling, capturing from wild exactly, influences very highly density of wild populations and determines their next progress, it is necessary to know trade rate. All obtained results should enable to create a suitable and functional restoration program, which should be the next logical step in all in-situ conservation programs. in addition, the biological knowledge of target species, which are still missing in professional literature, will be improved.

J.11.1 Mr. Tomas Busina

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Republik Ceko, 21 Mei 1983Warga Negara (Nationality) : Republik CekoJabatan (Position) : Ph.D. studentinstitusi (institution) : Czech University of Life Sciences Pragueemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Department of Husbandry and ethology of AnimalsNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : Kamycka 129Prague 6 – Suchdol16521Czech Republic



BAB 3. SOSIO HUMANIORA (SOCIAL SCIENCES)

A. ANTROPOLOGI LINGKUNGAN (ENVIRONMENT ANTHROPOLOGY)

A.1. Water, tourism and surfing: an ethnography of marine environments in Bali

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Meneliti lingkungan laut Bali dalam konteks pengelolaan air dan laut,

pariwisata, dan perselancaran, serta meneliti perubahan sosial yang terbawa dari segi ekonomi, budaya, dan lingkungan

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Antropologi lingkunganLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 26 November 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Bali (Kuta Utara dan Badung)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Sastra dan Budaya – Universitas Udayana (Prof. Dr. i Nyoman

Dama Putra, M.Litt)

Abstract

Bali, a small tropical island in indonesia faces two environmental pressures in particular: freshwater scarcity and ocean pollution. This research proposes to conduct an ethnographic study of water in Bali which addresses the island’s environmental concerns, through the broader social context of surfing, marine environments and tourism. Situated in existing research on water irrigation, tourism and ecological knowledge, this research intends to explore the social consequences of a shift in water use from agriculture to tourism. How will this change social organisation around water management and affect existing traditional groups such as the ‘subak’? Surf tourism is an important economic and social factor on Bali. While Balinese Hindu religion understands the ocean as associated with evil spirits, impurity but also as lifegiving, i intend to explore how surf tourism may have changed existing perceptions of marine environments. These questions are asked in the context of literature on tourism research, water management and human relationships to environment. As ethnographic investigation, this research intends to conduct interviews, participant observation and a photoelicited visual method of environmental taxonomy.

The qualitative research is undertaken by the researcher who plans to take written field notes, audiorecordings and photographs. Research assistants and interpreters may be used to enable



deeper understanding of data. informed consent will be sought from participants and the research is undertaken in close consideration of ethical guidelines within Anthropology. The future of the traditional irrigation society ‘subak’ is often

discussed in the anthropological literature of environment in Bali, and i intend to contribute new research to this debate on water management in light of tourism development. My focus on marine environments, surf tourism and resource anagement, including relations to pollution is a novel approach to the existing literature on Balinese relations to marine environments.

A.1.1. Mr. Thomas Daniel Wright

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Hong Kong, 31 Juli 1987Warga Negara (Nationality) : AustraliaJabatan (Position) : PhD Candidateinstitusi (institution) : University of Queenslandemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 24 Dobbs St, Holland Park West, Brisbane, 4121 QLD, AustraliaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : PA1343388

A.2. Toward the Regeneration of Tropical Peat Land Societies: Establishment of an International Research Network and Proposal of its future


rawa gambut tropisBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Antropologi LingkunganLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 4 Oktober 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Propinsi Kalimantan Barat (Kotamadya Pontianak), Propinsi Riau

(Kabupaten Bengkalis, Siak, Giam Siak Kecil Bioreserve)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Universitas Riau (Dr. Haris Gunawan)

Abstract

Tropical Asia, including indonesia, has been experiencing peatland fires in the last few decades. The peatland fires have been emitting both gas and aerosol particles to the atmosphere, affecting the earth system, human health, and human activity. For example, CO2 emitted from



peatland fire in 1997 accounted for approximately 25 0f the carbon emission from the global forest fires. One of the important atmospheric pollutants emitted from peatland fire is aerosol particle, since it influences cloud formation, atmospheric radiation, visibility, and human health.

Particle emission from peat burning is assumed as the same as that from other deforestation in the current emission inventory probably because of the lack of observation data. emission of aerosol particles from the peat burning needs to be improved so that researchers can assess its environmental impacts better. Based on the backgrounds described above, we propose to conduct (1) in-situ observation of atmospheric gas and aerosol particles emitted from peatland fires and (2) peat burning and atmospheric chemistry experiments in laboratory. The goal of the project is to understand emission of aerosol particles by combining both field and laboratory data, which contributes to quantify environmental impact of peatland fires on the environment of tropical Asia.

The main concern of this research is, in other words, the maturing process of the migrant societies that settled in peat swamp forest during the second half of the twentieth century. This study is based on two previous field surveys. in 1993, a complete household census was carried out in two migrant settlements as well as larger village that provided various services to one of the two settlements. The survey focused on social structure, family history and household economy. The larger village was revisited in 1997, and a follow-up study of the migrant communities was conducted in 2001. The results of this research will contribute to the understanding of how the forest environment, the migrants socio-cultural attributes, the dominant social-economic-political environment, and the socio-cultural conditions at the frontier can explain some of the outcomes of the settlement and adaptation patterns in the area.

A.2.1. Prof. Abe Kenichi

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Jepang, 9 November 1958Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Professorinstitusi (institution) : Research institute for Humanity and Nature (RiHN) Center for

Research Promotionemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 457-4, Motoyama, Kamigamo, Kita-ku, Kyoto, JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : MT1132295



A.2.2. Dr. Masayuki Ito

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Jepang, 19 Januari 1979Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Assistant Professorinstitusi (institution) : Center for Southeast Asian Studies, Kyoto Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : -Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TH8305611

A.2.3. Dr. Osamu Kozan

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Tokyo, Jepang, 19 Juni 1976Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Associate Professorinstitusi (institution) : Center for Southeast Asian Studies, Kyoto Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 46 Shimoadachi-cho, Yoshida Sakyo-ku, Kyoto, Japan 606-8501Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TH6631621

A.2.4. Dr. Mikinori Kuwata

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Aichi, 14 Desember 1981Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Assistant Professorinstitusi (institution) : Center for Southeast Asian Studies, Kyoto Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 46 Yoshida Shimoadachi, Sakyo, Kyoto 606-8501 JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TZ1017363



B. ANTROPOLOGI SOSIAL BUDAYA (SOCIO CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY)

B.1. fashion in Contemporary Indonesia : Performing feminity

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Meneliti fashion design kontemporer di JakartaBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Antropologi BudayaLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 3 (tiga) bulan, mulai 15 September 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jakarta SelatanMitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Seni Rupa-institut Kesenian Jakarta (Citra Smara Dewi, S.Sn.,M.Si)

Abstract

it has been pointed out that fashion is a growing multi-million dollar industry, with Jakarta, the capital of indonesia, currently hosting twice a year fashion weeks (iFW and JeW) with an international profile. indonesian fashion is shown on the catwalks of all Asian fashion weeks, the fashion week having now become a global practice of presenting new collections to buyers, fashion editors and the general public. The shows are televised, tweeted and instagrammed, with trends made immediately available for consumption even before the clothes reach the shops.

indonesian designers train in some of the major fashion capitals of the western world and some prestigious international fashion and design schools, such as La Salle and Raffles institute of Higher education, have opened branches in indonesia. Other institutions in indonesia, such as the institut Kesenian Jakarta (1KJ) have been running successful fashion departments.

No longer focused on linking traditional dress and national identity, in what has been glossed as a form of ‘self-Orientalising’, as was the case during the Suharto regime (Boelke 2008), fashion from indonesia, in both its ‘modest’ version, for the consumption of devout Muslim women, and more ‘daring’ designs, has a global outlook, simultaneously retaining a distinctive indonesian character, through cultural references and motifs which are part of the visual culture of indonesia (eg references to wayang, use of materials such as batik and ikat) combined with a modern cut and contemporary styling. indonesian fashion shows are often lavish affairs linking fashion to neo-traditional dance performance (as in the annual Fashion Festival in Legian.Bali), in an attempt to connect with a variously understood and often contested ‘heritage’.The question arises: what is fashion to indonesian women of today? How is femininity performed through fashion? What are the issues relating to body image and notions of an ideal body, long



and slim[tinggi) and a pale complexion.touted by fashion and related industries, such as the beauty industry, and more generally, media and advertising, and projected through the catwalk and the magazines, print and online?

This project sets about to explore such issues, of global significance, which have begun to be debated and contested within a euro-American context, but have not been significantly noted in the context of Asian countries and indonesia in particular, despite the growing influence and economic power wielded by the local fashion industry.

B.1.1. Dr. Alessandra Lopez Y Royo

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Bari, 24 April 1957Warga Negara (Nationality) : inggrisJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : SOAS University Of Londonemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Flat 11 eton House, Leigh Road London N5 1SR, UKNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 505513344

B.2. Anthropological Research on the Origin Myths of Traditional Political Divisions (Tanah Persekutuan ) in Central flores, Nusa Tenggara Timur

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Meneliti mengenai kebudayaan, khususnya mengenai tradisi lisan

lokal masyarakat/ orang Lio yang bermukin di Kab. ende dan Kab. Sikka

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Antropologi BudayaLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 4 (empat) bulan, mulai 9 Juni 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : NTT (Kab. ende dan Kab. Sika)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Penelitian Kemasyarakatan dan Kebudayaan, Lembaga ilmu

Pengetahuan indonesia (PMB-LiPi) (Johanis Haba)

Abstract

To collect origin myths of traditional non-governmental politico-customary divisions (tanah persekutuan, “tana” in Lionese) in Kabupaten ende and Kabupaten Sikka in central Flores, NTT and to map tentatively the geographical distribution of the types of the origin myths.



i will conduct non-organized cultural anthropological interview with elderly villagers in Lionese and in Bahasa indonesia in order to collect variants of the origin myths and their related oral traditions of overseas trading and communication.

if combined with and analyzed on the basis of other historical data, it is strongly expected that the result of my planned field research will shed light on historical unrecorded and unwritten formation process of the divisions in central Flores during the period from the 19th to the early twentieth centu

B.2.1. Prof. Takashi Sugishima

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Hokkaido, Jepang, 9 Februari 1953Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Professorinstitusi (institution) : Kyoto Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Yoshida-Honmachi, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto, 606-8501, JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TH0009591

B.3. Exploring Sundanese Ethnic Identity and Cultural Conversion” An Anthropological study in the Globalization and Modernization Era

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Untuk meneliti identitas suku sunda dalam era rekonstruksi budaya di

bawah pengaruh globalisasi dan modernisasi di indonesiaBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Antropologi SosialLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 7 Desember 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jabar (Bandung)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Penelitian Sumber Daya Regional (PSDR) – LiPi (Fadjar ibnu

Thufall, PhD)

Abstract

The objective of this study is to examine Sundanese identity in the current era of cultural reconstruction under the influence of globalization and modernization in indonesia.



After the resignation of President Soeharto in 1998, communities and ethnic groups in indonesia began to express their opinions freely and began publicly and vocally demanding the right to implement elements of “adat” or “local customs and cultural revival” in their home territories. This study aims to clarify the complicated dynamism and relationships among the various motives of such groups in the “Post-New Order” in indonesia.

My research will be carried out mainly through anthropological fieldwork in the suburban area of Bandung, West Java, which was one of the places influenced by the aforementioned events. Bandung city is known as the central city of Sundanese ethnic people. in recent years, attempts have been made toward reconstruction of Sundanese culture in Bandung. After a highway road from Jakarta to Bandung, called the Cipularang Toll Road, was constructed and a new flight path was designed from Malaysia and Singapore, buildings and shopping spots in Bandung grew rapidly. Moreover, with the spread of tourism, Bandung’s suburban areas, where the indigenous culture of Sundanese ethnic people remains well preserved, have become economically important. in connection with the above, many Sundanese cultural activities have been organized lately, especially among the youth, who want to ensure that their original culture is not eroded by modernization.

The subjects of this study are Sundanese ethnic people living in the places mentioned above. The focus of this study is to investigate, through anthropological participant observation, changes in Sundanese ethnic people’s mindset caused by the influence of modernization, urbanization, consumerism, and tourism development on their environment and society. in other words, this study aims to examine the complex relationship between economic growth and capitalization with the society movement that aims to protect the local culture from being eroded by modernization and foreign culture.

B.3.1. Mr. Ryo Araki

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Mie, 11 Mei 1987Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : PhD Candidateinstitusi (institution) : Tokyo Metropolitan Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 1-1, Minami-Ohsawa, Hachioji City, Tokyo, 192-0397 JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TK3651456



B.4. Indonesian Civil Society and the Concept of “Sukarela” - New Dynamics of Civil Engagement and Voluntarism in Contemporary Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Menyelidiki makna penglibatan diri sebagai Sukarelawan dalam

masyarakat indonesia Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Antropologi Sosial Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 2 (dua) bulan, mulai 23 November 2015 (month, starting from) Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : DKi Jakarta dan Yogyakarta Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Jurusan Politik & Pemerintahan (JPP), Fakultas ilmu Sosial dan

ilmu Politik (FiSiPOL), Universitas Gadjah Mada (Prof. Dr. Purwo Santoso)

Abstract

World-wide, voluntary engagement and work is a crucial part of civil society. in indonesias consolidating democracy civil society more and more becomes an important factor. especially, on a spontaneous basis indonesians engage themselves for a cause that is of their innermost concern. This PhD project attempts to investigate models of being and becoming a volunteer in indonesia and what it means to engage oneself as sukarelawan in indonesian society. The study shall clearly distinguish between what it means to be a volunteer in indonesia. What do indonesians mean when they use the concept sukarela and what do they think are the higher goals of their voluntary engagement?

B.4. 1. Mr. Mark Philip Stadler

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Siegen, Jerman 9 Maret 1986 Warga Negara (Nationality) : Jerman Jabatan (Position) : PhD Fellow institusi (institution) : Department of Cross-Cultural and Regional Studies email (email) : [email protected] Alamat (Address) : Department of Cross-Cultural and Regional Studies Faculty

of Humanities University of Copenhagen Karen Blixens Vej 4, building 102300 Copenhagen S

Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C4TV3FXJJ



B.4. Legal Pluralism and Islam in Indonesia: Ethnography of Minangkabau

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari praktek turun temurun dari orang Minangkabau di

Sumatera dan melihat kesinambungan dan perubahan dalam sistem kekerabatan dan struktur desa

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Antropologi Budaya Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 23 November 2015 (month, starting from) Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sumatera Barat (Padang, Bukittinggi, Pesisir Selatan, Solok Selatan,

Painan); DKi Jakarta Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Kajian Sosial-Budaya & ekonomi (PKSBe), Universitas Negeri

Padang (Mestika Zed)

Abstract

The purpose of this research is to document the inheritance practices of the Minangkabau people in Sumatra and examine the continuities and changes in their kinship system and village structure. Through an ethnographic study of a particular village, the research explores how local traditions and customs (Adat), islamic law and religious norms, and indonesian state laws are interpreted and practiced by the villagers in their family life.

The Minangkabau society is traditionally matrilineal, that is, descent is traced through female line, and land properties are inherited from a mother to her daughters. The Minangkabau people, however, are also predominantly muslims and follow islamic law, which stipulates property inheritance in a different way. How do the Minangkabau people reconcile their traditional kinship system with universal islamic law?

Traditionally, disputes regarding inheritance claims were settled by the male lineage head (ninik mamak or punghulu), or at the local Adat council (kerapatan adat nagari) composed by lineage heads of the village. Since colonial times, some disputes were brought to state courts. Recently, it is reported that people increasingly bring their disputes to islamic courts. What kind of dispute is settled locally and what kind is brought to state or islamic courts? How people decide which legal mechanism to use to resolve disputes over inheritance? How judges at state or islamic courts interpret Adat, islamic law, and state law in their ruling of the cases?



B.4. 1. Mr. Kei Nishikawa

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Miyagi, Jepang, 27 Maret 1989Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Ph. D candidateinstitusi (institution) : Graduate School of Arts and Letters, Tohoku Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Anthropology Program, Graduate School of Arts and letters,

Tohoku University 27-1, Kawauchi, Aoba-ku Sendai, Miyagi. 980-8576, Japan

Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : MU1365589

B.5. Translating the Buddha: Indonesian reliquaries and the vimala usnisa dharani

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Untuk membandingkan dan menganalisa berbagai contoh stupa

yang ditemukan di indonesia bagian BaratBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Antropologi BudayaLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 5 November 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sumsel (Palembang), Jakarta (Jaksel), D.i Yogyakarta, Jatim (Surabaya)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Universitas Surabaya (ismail Lutfi)

Abstract

in 1925, a short text, the vimala (VUD), was discovered stamped onto a locally produced, eighth-century, coin-sized clay disc, entombed within a Buddhist reliquary (stūpa) at Pedjeng, Bali. Small stūpas containing condensed versions of key Buddhist texts are common across South and Southeast Asia, including western indonesia. The presence of this text in this form, however, is extremely rare. Only four other examples are currently recognized from the pre-islamic period, all from northern india. its discovery in this form in Bali suggests its likely presence elsewhere in western indonesia. Working closely with local indonesian scholars and research groups, i will identify and analyze the comprehensive presence of the VUD in Sumatra, Java and Bali in order to plot the movement and regional diversity of religion in that region in the pre-islamic era. This project will use an untapped body of sources to contribute significantly to current understandings of Southeast Asia’s regional identity and the historical foundations of current indonesian identity politics, supporting future education and development efforts.



B.5.1. Ms. Sophia Van Zyle Warshall

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : USA, 6 Maret 1984Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : PhD Candidateinstitusi (institution) : University of California, Berkeleyemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 1801 Chestnut Street Berkeley, CA 94702USANomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 505608369

B.6. Corrections Based on the Community: Local Practices for “Social Reintegration” in Java, Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari cara-cara koreksi dari sudut pandang jaringan sosial dan

sumber daya manusia berdasarkan konteks lokal di indonesia Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Antropologi Sosial Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 2 Oktober 2015 (month, starting from) Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jawa Tengah (Semarang (Pusat riset) Solo, Ambarawa), Jawa Barat

(Tasikmalaya), Jawa Timur (Surabaya), DKi Jakarta Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Studi Asia, Universitas Diponegoro (Dr. Yety Rochwulaningsih, M.Si.)

Abstract

According to The Blue Print of Reformation and implementation of Correctional System (indonesia’s Ministerial Decision) in 2009, one of the current main issues in corrections aiming at Social Reintegration is De-institutionalization (Deinstitusionalisasi) of treatments by putting corrections into the middle of the community. Although this agenda seems to be kind of new, it should be noted that in indonesia itself there have already been a variety of correctional practices supported by citizens through utilizing rich local resources in relation with national Correctional system. However, in academic field as well as in criminal policy, less has been examined about those practices.

[Purpose]

The purpose of this research is to examine correctional practices from the viewpoint of social networks and human resources based on local contexts in indonesia, and to reveal how Social



Reintegration as a way of problem solving can be achieved in actual correctional scene. This research will particularly focus on juvenile cases because it is in the field of juvenile corrections that relatively active community-supported practices are expected. A prime case is indonesian traditional educational institutions which cover not only aftercare treatments for those who committed a crime but also preventive treatments in early stages of misbehavior.

[Methods]

This research will adopt ethnographic approach based on Participant Observation and Semi-structured interview for data collection and data analysis. After preliminary phrase to identify the cases where active correctional treatments are practiced, participant observation of selected cases will be taken, considering the characteristics of its social/cultural networks and local resources utilized in the activities. Here i will pay attention to the relationship of each practice with government-led corrections both inside/outside Correctional institution. Besides that, Document collection on historical and legislative aspect of corrections as well as statistic data will be conducted.

[Academic contributions & broader impacts] While corrections in indonesia has long been examined mainly from the perspectives of history and law as well as a policy point of view which all put emphasis on the development of legal framework, less is known about how process of corrections works at a practical level and how Social Reintegration is achieved in each situation. By applying methods of ethnography and socio-cultural anthropology, this research aims to capture the instances of correction as an everyday practice for goodness in relation with the national framework of Correctional system. This research will also contribute to an understanding of the corrections which has been supported by local people in the community so far, and then may suggest the possibility of utilizing those accumulation of experiences to be put in the best use for the future reform.

B.6. 1. Ms. Yoko Jinnai

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Kagawa, Jepang, 14 Februari 1986Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Doctoral Studentinstitusi (institution) : Graduate Scool of education and Human Development, Nagoya

Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 402 earie Takemi,4-43 Takemi-cho,Mizuho-ku,Nagoya,JAPANNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TR1877917



B.7. Contemporary Development of Local Weaving Production in South and West Sulawesi: with Relation to Reviving Custom in Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Menganalisis perkembangan kontemporer local tenun produksi

di Sulsel dan Sulbar di tengah pembangunan ekonomi dan menghidupkan kembali adat di indonesia

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Antropologi BudayaLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 8 September 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sulsel (Tana Toraja, Toraja Utara), Sulbar (Mamasa, Polewali-Mandar)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Penelitian Kependudukan LiPi (Herry Yogaswara)

Abstract

The objective of this research is to analyze contemporary development of local weaving-production in South and West Sulawesi in the midst of economic development and reviving custom in indonesia, in terms of technological anthropology. The main question of this study lies in possibility of weaving production on the back-strap loom in accordance to increasing demand for local cloths nowadays. This survey covers four regencies: Tana Toraja and Toraja Utara regencies in South Sulawesi, Mamasa and Polewali-Mandar regencies in West Sulawesi, among which the Research Base Station is Tana Toraja. ethnically, Torajan and Mamasan peoples inhabit in the mountainous region and Mandar people reside along the coastal region.

This research, to begin with, seeks to represent technical aspects of weavings in both regions developing in characteristic styles, which are found in kinds of material and forms of back-strap loom. Trading system of production is also taken to be a technological process in a given society; weavers depend on grouping of their communities in the mountain, while they construct patron-client relation with independent dealers in local markets in the coast.

Currently increasing demand for local cloths to wear in ceremonies and offices has led to a renewed interest on growing local and ethnic identity followed by a movement of reviving custom and economic development in indonesian today. This dynamism gives an important issue to search a way out of conflict between modernism and localism under global economy. This research will use technological anthropological approach, especially emphasizing a concept of ‘social technological choice which originated in the theory of chane opratoire/ work chain advanced by Leroi-Gourhan. Methodology of this research is to measure variables among three factors: a socio-economical role of product, process from raw material and shaping it into a product, and its distribution and management.



B.7.1. Mrs. Keiko Kuakabe

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Osaka, 4 September 1947Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Doctoral Courseinstitusi (institution) : Tokyo Metropolitan Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 2-13-4 Yokote Hidaka-shi Saitama-ken 350-1257JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TK2787379

B.8. forest Histories and Population futures in West Java

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari bagaimana tumbuhnya konservasi owa Hylobates

moloch di Cagar Alam Leuweung Sancang memengaruhi persepsi manusia terhadap hutan dan owa

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Antropologi LingkunganLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 5 Agustus 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jabar (Garut, Cagar Alam Leuweung Sancang)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : FMiPA Universitas Padjadjaran (Prof. Johan iskandar);

Abstract

The Aspinall foundation (Made Wedana)

The endangered silvery gibbon (Hylobates moloch) persists in roughly 30 forest fragments across West Java with a conservative population estimate of 1000-1500 individuals remaining. in addition to the biophysical margins they occupy, these small apes have been further marginalized in both conservation circles and evolutionary debates, when juxtaposed with the great apes. This research project will explore how these multiple relationships are being expressed through the emergence of international and local silvery gibbon conservation at the Sancang Nature Reserve (SNR). While economic concerns and managerial perspectives dominate the discourse on conservation in this region, a rich understanding of socio-cultural realities is required in order to completely understand the factors shaping gibbon populations. The emerging practice of ethnoprimatology creates an important venue for diverse epistemologies in anthropology and primatology to interact in an intellectually robust and engaged manner. ethnoprimatology is a hybrid field of study arising from the synergy of at least three lineages:



field primatology and primate conservation, animal studies in socio-cultural anthropology and anthrozoology. Previously, i have conducted behavioral observations and ecological monitoring of the gibbon population at SNR during multiple fieldwork seasons between 2003-2012. As such, the existence of long-term relationships with an array of stakeholders enables me to investigate peoples perceptions of their relationship to the forest and to the gibbons. Whilst previous research focused on the ecological aspects of space, the proposed research aims to uncover a more textured understanding of this shared, multispecies place. This project extends my previous research through the explicit incorporation of ethnographic perspectives.

B.8. 1. Mr. Nicholas Martin Malone

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : AS, 9 Mei 1974Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Senior Lecturerinstitusi (institution) : The University of Auckland, New Zealandemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Level 4, Human Sciences Building 201 10 Symonds Street / Private Bag 92019Auckland New ZealandNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 530439367

B.9. Rapping Islam: An ethnographic study of Rap culture in Tunisia, Indonesia and The USA

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mengamati budaya rapper islam di indonesia dalam konteks lokal

ataupun diasporaBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Antropologi BudayaLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 3 (tiga) bulan, mulai 3 Agustus 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Yogyakarta, JakartaMitra Kerja(Counterpart) : FiSiP UGM (Prof. Muhammad Najib Azca)

Abstract

Hip hop culture as a hybrid culture by nature originated from the Bronx district of New York; has subsequently emerged in many different countries around the world making it a globalised phenomenon of the postmodern era. Hip hop equips the young individuals with the all tools



needed for conveying a theme. Youth subcultures have long been considered as a collective form of resistance towards the mainstream culture, parents culture, and capitalism and so on. This hybrid globalised youth culture has become so common in a lot of countries around the world like China, North Korea, iran, Syria, Palestine, egypt, Tunisia, Morocco and indonesia. The rappers in these countries have attempted to localise rap, referring to their local style as the Persian/ Palestinian, Chinese and etc, rap in order to distinguish themselves from other hip hop artists in different local settings. This process of localising a globalised hybrid culture needs to be carefully studied in order to develop a clear understanding of the rappers initial intentions of choosing hip hop as a career.

B.9. 1. Ms. Elham Golpushnezhad

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Shiraz, 6 Juni 1985Warga Negara (Nationality) : iranJabatan (Position) : PhD Studentinstitusi (institution) : Griffith Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 5 Tora Street, Macgregor, Brisbane, QLD, AustraliaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : R24537295

B.10. An Ethnography of PT Sampoerna and Clove Cigarettes in Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mengembangkan studi dengan pendekatan etnografi terhadap

produksi rokok SampoernaBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Antropologi BudayaLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 4 Agustus 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jatim (Malang, Jember)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Universitas Brawijaya (ika Nurhayani,Ph.D)

Abstract

indonesia is renowned for its high consumption of cigarettes, and for the fact that most smokers there consume clove cigarettes (kretek). i am proposing a year of ethnographic research on PT Sampoerna, indonesia’s largest kretek producer. A Chinese migrant founded Sampoerna in 1913, and the company was predominantly family-owned and -operated until Philip Morris



international (PMi) acquired it in 2005. The acquisition was part of a PMi strategy to expand its presence in “emerging markets” in the wake of dramatic declines in cigarette consumption among higher income countries. While based in the east Javanese city of Malang during 2015-16, the Pi will collect textual data on Sampoerna’s advertising practices and carry out ethnographic research among tobacco farmers; workers in mechanized and hand-rolling kretek factories; sales agents, distributors, and vendors; and consumers. Through close ethnographic study of the making, marketing, distribution, and consumption of Sampoerna kretek, the research will address the subjective experiences, narratives, and practices of individuals (farmers, factory workers, managers, consumers) and collective actors (company, union, government, NGOs). This multi-dimensional study of Sampoerna will advance social science knowledge by building on and contributing to four domains: (1) theory on corporations, understood as a set of processes and relations rather than as reified entities; (2) commodity chain scholarship, by illuminating how companies get made alongside commodities; (3) tobacco scholarship, by examining neglected arenas of production, distribution, and consumption; and (4) scholarship on indonesia, where kretek are ubiquitous features of social life whose economic, political, health, and moral consequences are subject to polarized depictions.

B.10. 1. Mrs. Marina Andrea Welker

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Oakland, 26 Juli 1973Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Associate Professorinstitusi (institution) : Cornell Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 53 Woodcrest Ave, ithaca, NY 14850USANomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 526745890

B.11. Tension of Being Young: Consumption practices and urban youth in Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari gaya hidup berkonsumsi dikalangan remaja perkotaan di

ManadoBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Antropologi SosialLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 5 Juli 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sulut (Manado)



Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : FiSiP Universitas Sam Ratulangi (Drs. Nasrun Sandiah, M.Si)

Abstract

Situated at the intersections between youth and health, this ethnographic study will explore consumption practices among indonesian urban youth and examine how these practices reveal tensions of being young in contemporary indonesia. Anthropological field research will take place over a period of 18 months in Manado, North Sulawesi: a medium-sized city and popular urban space for young people to move to in search of work, studies, and other new opportunities. it is also in such urban settings where young people’s aspirations may collide with precarious experiences, such as un- and underemployment. These tensions and the many others that young people may face while navigating urban life in contemporary indonesia are of particular interest to this ethnographic study. i hope to explore the role of various products in the management of these tensions and the possible creation of new tensions. i will further explore how young people’s hopes and aspirations relate with their consumption practices, amid ongoing social and economic change. Consumption trends may include health management and enhancement practices popularly seen among young people around the world today. This includes the use of vitamin suppleme”nts to regulate healthy lifestyles or the use of energy drinks to optimize ones performance during work, study or physical work-out. Despite such global trends, consumption practices often reflect situated needs and desires, calling for a focused ethnographic exploration into the situated practices and products and the situated needs and desires that they reflect in Manado youths daily lives. The study will thus provide rich insights from indonesia, and particularly, from various spaces across Manado. This will add a South-east Asian perspective to a predominantly Western-centric research field to date. And to do so, i hope to dive into the urban spaces central to Manado youth’ s daily lives and explore their enabling impact. These spaces may, for example, help youth to facilitate the imaginative building of solutions for their day-to-day tensions and may also help them to construct imaginative possibilities for their future.

B.11.1. Ms. Nastasja Ilonka Roels

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Leiden, 7 Maret 1986Warga Negara (Nationality) : BelandaJabatan (Position) : Phd Candidateinstitusi (institution) : Amsterdam institute for Social Science Research (AiSSR),

University of Amsterdamemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Amsterdam institute for Social Science Research (AiSSR)

Kloveniersburgwal 48 1012 CX AmsterdamNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : BYHK02HL0



B.12. Between Traditional Practices Depending On Natural forest And City’s Modernity Access, The Dichotomy Of Landscape And Natural Resources Values for Dayak Communities

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Memperoleh pemahaman tentang praktek-praktek yang

berbeda sehari-hari, penggunaan lahan, persepsi lanskap oleh penduduk desa dan nilai-nilai yang mereka kaitkan ke sumber daya alam, penggunaan lahan dan spesies lainnya

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Antropologi LingkunganLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 6 (enam) bulan, mulai 29 April 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kalimantan Barat (Kapuas Hulu) dan Jawa Barat (Bogor)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Universitas Tanjungpura (Dr. Siti Masitoh Kartikawati)

Abstract

Despite the context of rapid land use change in Kalimantan, many people still depend on the forest and on their traditional ways of managing the land. On the one hand, the needs for development imply to develop economic benefits thanks to timber, oil palm plantation for example; on the other hand, profitable activities are often associated with reduced availability of renewable resources and ecological services offered by natural forests to local people. Thus, the paradoxical necessity to develop territories while conserving natural resources has to be tackled integrating all stakeholders’ needs in the land-use planning processes. Understanding local practices, uses and perceptions is so the first step of an integrated natural resource management and it is what the proposed study foresees to do. The study will be conducted for the Centre for international Research on Agronomy and Development (CiRAD), Research Unit “Goods and Services of tropical forest - BSeF”, hosted at the Centre for international Forestry Research (CiFOR), part of the FTA-Sentinel Landscape initiative. The first objective is obtaining an understanding of the different daily practices, the main land uses, the landscape perceptions of the villagers and the values they attribute to natural resources, land use and different species. The second objective is obtaining a quantitative assessment of the species composition, structure and diversity found in the different land use types.

The study will be lead in three months in the field in the two Kupuas Hulu’s villages and three months of analysis at CiFOR center in Bogor. The study will be made in collaboration with Universitas Tanjungpura (UNTAN), especially during the field period.



B.12.1. Ms. Anaïs Gentit

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Perancis, 11 Juli 1991Warga Negara (Nationality) : PerancisJabatan (Position) : Studentinstitusi (institution) : AgroParisTechemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 13 lotissement Marcel Pagnol 84240 La Tour d’AiguesfranceNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 12DF18096

B.13. Legal Pluralism and Islam in Indonesia: Ethnography of Minangkabau

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari praktek turun temurun dari orang Minangkabau di

Sumatera dan melihat kesinambungan dan perubahan dalam sistem kekerabatan dan struktur desa

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Antropologi SosialLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 8 (delapan) bulan, mulai 24 Maret 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sumatera Barat (Padang, Bukittinggi, (Baru: Pesisir Selatan, Solok

Selatan, Painan)); DKi JakartaMitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Kajian Sosial-Budaya & ekonomi (PKSBe), Universitas Negeri

Padang (Mestika Zed)

Abstract

The purpose of this research is to document the inheritance practices of the Minangkabau people in Sumatra and examine the continuities and changes in their kinship system and village structure. Through an ethnographic study of a particular village, the research explores how local traditions and customs (Adat), islamic law and religious norms, and indonesian state laws are interpreted and practiced by the villagers in their family life.

The Minangkabau society is traditionally matrilineal, that is, descent is traced through female line, and land properties are inherited from a mother to her daughters. The Minangkabau people, however, are also predominantly muslims and follow islamic law, which stipulates property inheritance in a different way. How do the Minangkabau people reconcile their traditional kinship system with universal islamic law?



Traditionally, disputes regarding inheritance claims were settled by the male lineage head (ninikmamakor punghulu), or at the local Adatcouncil [kerapatanadatnagari) composed by lineage heads of the village. Since colonial times, some disputes were brought to state courts. Recently, it is reported that people increasingly bring their disputes to islamic courts. What kind of dispute is settled locally and what kind is brought to state or islamic courts? How people decide which legal mechanism to use to resolve disputes over inheritance? How judges at state or islamic courts interpret Adat, islamic law, and state law in their ruling of the cases.

B.13.1. Mr. Kei Nishikawa

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Miyagi, Jepang, 27 Maret 1989Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Ph. D candidateinstitusi (institution) : Graduate School of Arts and Letters, Tohoku Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Anthropology Program, Graduate School of Arts and letters,

Tohoku University 27-1, Kawauchi, Aoba-ku Sendai, Miyagi. 980-8576, Japan

Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : MU1365589

B.14. The Cultural Politics of the Emerging Green Economy in East Kalimantan, Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari dan mendalami green growth projects di Kota BerauBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Antropologi LingkunganLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 29 Januari 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kalimantan Timur (Berau, Samarinda, Balikpapan); Jawa Barat (Bogor),

DKi Jakarta, YogyakartaMitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Universitas indonesia (Suraya Afiff ) dan Universitas Mulawarman (Prof.

Dr. Deddy Hadriyanto)

Abstract

The objective of this research is to enhance understanding of the emerging green economy in indonesia and how policy is being translated into distinct projects in specific locations. in particular, this project will consider the networks through which knowledge about the green



economy is being producing and disseminated, and the dynamics of the different stakeholders involved in green growth to clarify the process of materializing green growth ‘on the ground’.

My research will investigate the networks through which green growth knowledge and policy is created in indonesia, and the processes of negotiation that take place as policy is translated into specific projects in diverse locations. My research will include qualitative methods such as participant observation, and interviewing members of communities, NGOs, and government agencies involved in green growth, and exploring the connections between different stakeholders. My research will include interviews with various stakeholder groups at the national scale, which will inform my selection of case studies in east Kalimantan, specifically in Mahakam Ulu, Kutai Barat, and Berau.

B.14.1. Mr. Zachary Randall Anderson

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Groton, AS, 10 Mei 1985Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Graduate Studentinstitusi (institution) : University of Torontoemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 3-2194 Dundas Street West, Toronto, ON M6R 1X3CANomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 505857015

B.15. Buddhist Women of Indonesia: Multiple Subaltern Narratives

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Membandingkan cara partisipasi wanita di berbagai komunitas dan

institusi BudhaBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Antropologi SosialLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 5 (lima) bulan, mulai 14 Januari 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Yogyakarta, DKi Jakarta, Sumatera Utara (Medan), Jambi, Nusa

Tenggara Barat (Lombok)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : indonesian Consortium For Religious Studies, UGM (Dr. Jeanny

Dhewayani)



Abstract

Buddhism in indonesia has a long history, dating back more than two millennia. This research project looks at women roles in this religious tradition. The first objective of my research is to compare and contrast the ways women participate in a variety of Buddhist communities and institutions. The second objective is to explore the ways Buddhist women in indonesia understand and negotiate their identity as members of diverse ethnic groups. The third objective is to understand more about Buddhist women social interactions with women practicing islam, the dominant religion of indonesia. A study of women roles in this enduring aspect of indonesias cultural heritage will be a significant contribution to Buddhist history, indonesian history, and womens history.

B.15.1. Ms. Karma Lekshe Tsomo

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Wilmington, Delaware, AS, 23 September 1944Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Professorinstitusi (institution) : University of San Diegoemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Theology and Religious Studies 5998 Alcala Park San Diego, CA

92110-2492 USANomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 505786587

B.16. Representations of volcanoes in Central Java Mythology, local wisdom and ritual practices related to Mount Merapi, Special Region of Yogyakarta, Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Memahami konsep-konsep lokal pada daerah vulkanik Jawa Tengah,

terutama yang berhubungan dengan Gunung Merapi di Daerah istimewa Yogyakarta

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Antropologi BudayaLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 4 Februari 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Di Yogyakarta (Umbulharjo, Cangkringan, Sleman, Yogyakarta); DKi

Jakarta (Perpustakaan Nasional), Jawa Barat (Perpustakaan Ui Depok)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Universitas Gajah Mada (Dr. Wening Udasmoro, MHum, DeA)



Abstract

This research aims to understand the local conceptions on volcanic areas of Central Java, particularly the ones related to Mount Merapi in the Special Region of Yogyakarta.The main goal can be resumed with the research question: how mountains, volcanoes and specifically Mount Merapi, are taking part of the construction of a specific system of representation of space and environment in Central Java? Research perspective leads to a comparative dimension between on the one hand, mythologies, practices and discourses emanating from Kraton, and on the other hand, oral stories and local wisdom of inhabitants of the slopes of Mount Merapi. For a one-year research program,the research methodology is divided into two phases: the first one will focus on bibliographic research in differents library in Yogyakarta and Jakarta. The second one aims to collect oral storytelling about Mount Merapi among ritual agent in Yogyakarta and among people will live in the southern slope of Mount Merapi (Umbulharjo, cangkringan, Sleman, Yogyakarta).

B.16.1. Ms. Adeline Louise Martinez

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Ajaccio, Perancis, 28 Februari 1989Warga Negara (Nationality) : PerancisJabatan (Position) : Ph. D. Studentinstitusi (institution) : irAsiaemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 74 rue du Capitaine Bès, 86 000 POiTieRS FranceNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 09AV36795

B.17. The Intersection of Organic farming and Women’s Agency in Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mengkaji peran wanita dalam mempromosikan pertanian organikBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Antropologi SosialLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 5 (lima) bulan, mulai 6 Mei 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : D.i Yogyakarta; Sumbar (Padang, Bukittinggi Kab. Padang Pariaman,

Kab. Solok Selatan dan Kab. Lima Puluh Kota); Bali (Gianyar, Bangli)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Universitas Andalas (Dr. Maskota Delfi)



Abstract

This research seeks to explore organic agriculture and the role of women in promoting organic agriculture in West Sumatra and Bali, indonesia. Through this research, i plan to create an ethnography of organic farming in indonesia, tracing out a history of agriculture since the Green Revolution. This research will also explore themes of womens roles pertaining to organic agriculture. i argue that even though the trend of going organic derives in large part from globalization and the spread of neoliberalism, indonesias organic food scene is not merely a case of supply and demand: it has also developed in ways particular to indonesia, and i believe women have played a prominent role in its development. Through ethnographic field methods, such as interviews and participant observation, i will interact with local farmers, families, and organizations that promote organic farming, gaining the local perspective on organic farming and exploring womens roles in these initiatives. The purpose of this proposed Fulbright research is to see what themes and lessons in international development emerge from studying organic farming in relation to issues of womens agency in Bali and West Sumatra.

B.17.1. Ms. Martha Ann Walters

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Worcester, MA, USA, 16 November 1992Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Studentinstitusi (institution) : College of the Holy Crossemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 2 Greany Drive, North Grafton, MA, 01536 USANomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 493064477

B.18. Civic Education in the Indonesian Context: Negotiating Public Ethics

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Meneliti proses yang terjadi di tingkat penyusunan kurikulum,

penyampaian dan implementasinya dan bagaimana pemahaman siswa terhadapnya

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Antropologi BudayaLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 22 Januari 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sulawesi Utara (Manado, Tomohon, Tondano)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Universitas Negeri Manado (Prof. Dr. Sjamsi Pasandaran, M.Pd)



Abstract

indonesia is the largest majority Muslim country in the world and has since 1998 undergone a successful process of democratic transition and consolidation. This success has been supported by an emphasis on the importance of civic education that provides indonesian youth with an important basis for understanding national values, including diversity, national unity, and tolerance. This comparative research on civic education at three different secondary schools in North Sulawesi, indonesia will investigate socializing views of the nation with the aim of answering the following research questions: 1) What are curricular models of the nation (especially diversity and tolerance) and how are they pedagogically implemented in secondary schools? How do these both compare to the way that students negotiate these lessons and apply them to their lives? This research seeks to bring the anthropology of education in conversation with literature in political anthropology to examine the contribution of formal education in creating a consensus for individuals to live together as indonesians in a diverse society.

B.18.1. Ms. Erica Michelle Larson

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Missouri, AS, 5 Maret 1988Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Ph.D. Studentinstitusi (institution) : Boston Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 4900 W. 97th Terrace Overland Park, KS 66207 USAUnited States

of AmericaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 438500227

B.19. The Cultural Politics of the Emerging Green Economy in East Kalimantan, Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari dan mendalami green growth projects di Kota BerauBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Antropologi LingkunganLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 10 (sepuluh) bulan, mulai 27 Maret 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kalimantan Timur (Berau, Samarinda, Balikpapan, (Baru: Mahakam Ulu,

Kutai Barat)); Jawa Barat (Bogor), DKi Jakarta, YogyakartaMitra Kerja(Counterpart) : University of indonesia (Suraya Afiff ), Universitas Mulawarman (Prof

Deddy Hadriyanto)



Abstract

The objective of this research is to enhance understanding of the emerging green economy in indonesia and how policy is being translated into distinct projects in specific locations. in particular, this project will consider the networks through which knowledge about the green economy is being producing and disseminated, and the dynamics of the different stakeholders involved in green growth to clarify the process of materializing green growth ‘on the ground’.

My research will investigate the networks through which green growth knowledge and policy is created in indonesia, and the processes of negotiation that take place as policy is translated into specific projects in diverse locations. My research will include qualitative methods such as participant observation, and interviewing members of communities, NGOs, and government agencies involved in green growth, and exploring the connections between different stakeholders. My research will include interviews with various stakeholder groups at the national scale, which will inform my selection of case studies in east Kalimantan, specifically in Mahakam Ulu, Kutai Barat, and Berau.

B.19.1. Mr. Zachary Randall Anderson


B.20. The relationship between ethnic heterogeneity/homogeneity and the effectiveness of collective coping capacity with regards to environmental risks in selected slums in Jakarta

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mencari hubungan antara keragaman etnis di daerah kumuh dan

efektivitas strategi mengatasi resiko secara kolektifBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Antropologi SosialLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 4 (empat) bulan, mulai 6 Mei 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : DKi Jakarta



Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Penelitian Sumberdaya Regional LiPi (Dr. Yekti Maunati, MA)

Abstract

Jakarta is a fast-growing urban area with numerous environmental challenges, being flood risk one of the most important. Unless measures are taken, flood magnitude and frequency are expected to increase due to factors including rapid urbanization, land subsidence and sea-level rise. Within the city’s social fabric, impoverished slum dwellers can be considered the people most vulnerable and exposed to the recurrent flood hazards. in addition, these settlements are home to people who have migrated from rural areas and have hundreds of different ethnical backgrounds, as well as different value systems and risk coping behavior. This results in a great variety with regards to the level of ethnic heterogeneity in Jakarta’s slums, with some of these areas being highly divers internally while others are characterized by ethnic homogeneity. The research project aims at finding if there is any relation between the ethnic heterogeneity or homogeneity of slums and the effectiveness of collective risk coping strategies. if a relation between these two variables is found, the project would try to find patterns in that relation. For doing so, the research will look into the role of ethnicity in the composition of slum dwellers’ social capital. The research approach will be predominantly inductive with a combination of qualitative, quantitative and participatory methods. These methods will mainly be guided by Participatory Rural/Rapid Appraisal (PRA) and a household survey in order to test the statistical relevance of indicators. The data gathering will be carried out in selected slums of DKi Jakarta during four months (March-June 2015). A better understanding of the relationship between ethnic composition and risk coping has great implications for social programs such as slum upgrading and resettlement programs as well as urban disaster risk management initiatives in indonesia and beyond.

B.20.1. Mr. Iker Urdangarin Meabe

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Lemoa (Bizkaia), Spanyol, 9 November 1985Warga Negara (Nationality) : SpanyolJabatan (Position) : MSc studentinstitusi (institution) : United Nations University institute for environment and Human

Security (UNU-eHS)email (email) : [email protected] (Address) : (c/o Teetzmann) Moltkestr. 4079098 Freiburg im Breisgau Baden-

Württemberg Germany Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : XDB407392



B.21. Participation in Social Impact

Assessment in the context of the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Memahami sifat partisipasi dalam Social impact Assessment (SiA)

dalam konteks Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) di indonesiaBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Antropologi SosialLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 3 (tiga) bulan, mulai 4 Mei 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kalimantan Barat (Kec. Sejangkung dan Kec. Teluk Keramat, Kab.

Sambas)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Universitas indonesia (Sita Wardhani)

Abstract

The purpose of this research is to contribute to understanding the nature of participation in Social impact Assessment (SiA) in the context of the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) in Malaysia and indonesia. it examines the extent to which participatory SiA has the capacity to address land and labour rights issues. The study will contribute to understanding the power relations and politics inherent in local enactments of the RSPO standard. The research will help to understand the extent to which SiA processes are legitimate and effective, and areas in which their effectiveness and legitimacy are contested. it considers the capacity of multi-stakeholder initiatives, such as the RSPO or other multi-stakeholder initiatives, to contribute to governance of sustainable development, with a focus on the currently limited understanding of multi-stakeholder initiatives’ social dimensions. Through a comparison of cases in Malaysia and indonesia, this research will also contribute to the study of practices in different contexts, advancing understanding of how national and local regulation interacts with international standards.



B.21.1. Ms. Izabela Anna Stacewicz

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : London, inggris, 17 Oktober 1986Warga Negara (Nationality) : inggrisJabatan (Position) : PhD Candidateinstitusi (institution) : University of Readingemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 133 Wolseley Street Reading, Bershire RG1 6AYUKNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 519709050

B.22 Wayang kulit at the time of UNESCO

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Untuk mengadopsi perspektif yang akan membuka jalan bagi

pendekatan yang berbeda mengenai wayang khususnya dan kinerja wayang kulit pada umumnya

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Antropologi Budaya (Kesenian)Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 2 Juli 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : YogyakartaMitra Kerja(Counterpart) : institut Seni indonesia iSi Yogyakarta (Dr. Dewanto Sukistono, M.Sn.)

Abstract

if the word wayang is usually associated with several kinds of traditional theatre that are used as means for storytelling in several places in Southeast Asia, namely Bali, Java and other indonesian or Malaysian regions, wayangkulit can be briefly described as a shadow theatre of flat puppets. However, the indonesian and Malay word “wayang” can be translatable into the word “puppet”, as well as into the words “character” and “shadow” (bayang), thus reflecting the polysemy of the subject. Therefore, wayang may refer to objects as well as to the performance itself. Among the many types of wayang, my own research will be specifically concerned with the practice of wayangkulit in Java, indonesia. Wayangkulit is a widespread form of wayang, a very well known form of shadow puppetry. it is possible to understand through literature how wayangkulit was approached and described over the times; however, these descriptions are prominently shaped by their own time, social circumstances and adjacent ideologies. Somehow the bibliography echoes the historical processes of normativization by which wayangkulit was invested. All these processes provided new codes and introduced new morphologies, throughout the course of the



own cultural practice, as policy-related issues of creation, interpretation and projection of the image itself. Under various influences, and in certain crucial historical and political processes, more styles were created and studied over the last decades. Taking into account several past studies and descriptions of wayang, my purpose is to better understand a number of more recent changes concerning this practice. in my research, i will also consider “time” -the second keyword of my research project - as a factor that does not merely refer to an historical matter of past-present-future occurrences, continuities, ruptures, memories and stories, but also as an aspect that has its own socio-political implications and outcomes.

Considering more recent events concerning wayangkulit, my third keyword comes to mind. in November 7th, 2003, the Wayang Puppet Theatre - as UNeSCO refers to it - was designated by the institution as a Masterpiece of Oral and intangible Heritage of Humanity; in 2008, this cultural expression was inscribed in the Representative List of the intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. By taking into account the lived experience, my approach to the relationships between puppets and the people involved in their production, use and reception differs from the approaches that are solely based on puppet’s museum collections.

The point of departure is the conviction that images, objects, and things can be fixed but are not fixative. Objects can turn into events, and can assume different categories and status; UNeSCO’s policies made this even more visible. The project’s aim is to adopt a perspective that would pave the way for a different approach concerning the puppets in particular and the performance of wayangkulit in general. This would be a perspective that considers the puppets in their motion, combining or going beyond the opposition of materiality and immateriality, such that the project’s aim will also have to adopt a perspective that would pave the way for another approach on the concepts of object, performance and heritage. i chose the puppets as the central topic or ground of my research while aiming to establish a dialogue with other dimensions of wayangkulit, such as the performative and the heritage spheres.

B.22.1. Ms. Giulia Panfili

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Roma, italia, 5 Agustus 1987Warga Negara (Nationality) : italiaJabatan (Position) : PhD Studentinstitusi (institution) : Universidade Nova de Lisboa (FCSH.UNL)email (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Travessa das Monicas, 67 R/C Lisbon 1100-358, PortugalNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : YA6409725



B.23 Traditional Healing and Culture and Mental Health in Bali and Java

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mengamati penyembuhan tradisional dari aspek-aspek budaya dan

kesehatan mental di Bali dan JawaBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Antropologi Budaya (Cinematography)Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 1 (satu) bulan, mulai 25 September 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Ubud (Denpasar), Negara (Bali), Yogyakarta, Gunung Kidul, dan

MagelangMitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Psikologi Universitas Sumatera Utara (Prof.Dr. irmawati);

Fakultas Psikologi Unika Atma Jaya (Dr.phil. Juliana Murniati, M.Si.); Fakultas Kedokteran Universitas Andalas (Dr. dr. H. Masrul MSc,SpGK); Perhimpunan Dokter Spesialis Kedokteran Jiwa indonesia (dr. Mahar Agusno, Sp. KJ(K))

Abstract

Our research trip in 2015 will be focused on collecting visual and ethnographic materials for two distinct yet related ongoing longitudinal studies. The first is our “Culture and Mental illness Study” and the second is our “Understanding and Preventing Gender-based Violence Study.”

The research objectives of the “Culture and Mental illness Study” is an increased understanding of the subjective experience of having mental illness in Java and Bali, indonesia and the way mental illness is being interpreted and responded to by families, clinicians and therapists, healers, educators, and community members. This is a continuation of over a decade of longitudinal and comprehensive ethnographic research conducted by Dr. Robert Lemelson on the topic of mental illness and neuropsychiatry disorder in indonesia, which has been carried out in collaboration with indonesian clinicians and scholars and has already resulted in numerous publications, presentations, and documentary films including the 6-part series Afflictions: Culture and Mental illness in indonesia. This research is motivated by a pressing stated need in the fields of transcultural psychiatry and psychological anthropology to understand the experience of major mental illness across cultures and better understand how “culture” influences long-term outcome by shaping emotion and cognition, providing local labels frameworks of meaning and treatments available for various forms of disturbance, and creating opportunities to collaboratively work towards and support recovery. The research objective of the “Understanding and Preventing Gender-based Violence Study” is an increased understanding of the subjective experience and structural roots of genderbasedviolence.



Gender-based violence is not merely the result of personal pathology, but can also be associated with a number of social and cultural factors; furthermore, it has significant repercussions for the women and children who experience it. Therefore, a deeper understanding of the roots, lived experience, and further emotional and behavioral consequences of domestic violence is necessary. This research is a continuation of almost a decade of longitudinal ethnographic research conducted by Dr. Robert Lemelson on the topic of gender-based violence in indonesia, which has been carried out in collaboration with indonesian experts and scholars and has resulted in the ethnographic film Standing on the edge of a Thorn (2012) and the feature-length documentary film released in 2014, Bitter Honey. This research is spurred by a pressing need in anthropology and social work to understand the experience of gender-based violence across cultures, to better understand the social, cultural, and political structures that might put women at risk for violence, and to create opportunities to collaboratively work towards and support equity and safety for everyone.

While distinct in their foci, these two studies are united through their exploration of some of the risk factors for people with mental illness and those who are the victims of domestic violence, including trauma, stigma, and the need for comprehensive cultural understanding and community partnership to implement successful service provision and advocacy.

B.23.1. Mr. Robert Bush Lemelson

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : New Jersey,USA, 13 Maret 1961Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Anthropologist and Filmmakerinstitusi (institution) : UCLAemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 725 el Medio Ave, Pacific Palisades, CA 90272USANomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 460931960

B.23.2. Ms. Briana Marie Young

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : California, USA, 30 Mei 1980Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Cinematographer dan editorinstitusi (institution) : UCLAemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 725 el Medio Ave, Pacific Palisades, CA 90272 USANomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 493044453



B.23.3. Mrs. Alessandra Pasquino

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Mantova, 21 Agustus 1960Warga Negara (Nationality) : italiaJabatan (Position) : Film Producerinstitusi (institution) : UCLAemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 725 el Medio Ave, Pacific Palisades, CA 90272 USANomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : YA7710543

B.24 Representations of volcanoes in Central Java Mythology, local wisdom and ritual practices related to Mount Merapi, Special Region of Yogyakarta, Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Memahami konsep-konsep lokal pada daerah vulkanik Jawa Tengah,

terutama yang berhubungan dengan Gunung Merapi di Daerah istimewa Yogyakarta

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Anstropologi BudayaLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 6 (enam) bulan, mulai 3 Februari 2016 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Di Yogyakarta (Umbulharjo, Cangkringan, Sleman, Yogyakarta); DKi

Jakarta (Perpustakaan Nasional), Jawa Barat (Perpustakaan Ui Depok)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas imu Budaya Universitas Gajah Mada (Dr. Wening Udasmoro,

MHum, DeA)

Abstract

This research aims to understand the local conceptions on volcanic areas of Central Java, particularly the ones related to Mount Merapi in the Special Region of Yogyakarta.The main goal can be resumed with the research question: how mountains, volcanoes and specifically Mount Merapi, are taking part of the construction of a specific system of representation of space and environment in Central Java? Research perspective leads to a comparative dimension between on the one hand, mythologies, practices and discourses emanating from Kraton, and on the other hand, oral stories and local wisdom of inhabitants of the slopes of Mount Merapi.

For a one-year research program, the research methodology is divided into two phases: the first one will focus on bibliographic research in differents library in Yogyakarta and Jakarta. The second one aims to collect oral storytelling about Mount Merapi among ritual agent in



Yogyakarta and among people will live in the southern slope of Mount Merapi (Umbulharjo, cangkringan, Sleman, Yogyakarta).

B.24.1. Ms. Adeline Louise Martinez

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Ajaccio, Perancis, 28 Februari 1989Warga Negara (Nationality) : PerancisJabatan (Position) : Ph. D. Studentinstitusi (institution) : irAsiaemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 74 rue du Capitaine Bès, 86 000 POiTieRS FranceNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 09AV36795

B.25 Decentralization, Mining and Local Communities in Eastern Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari dampak sosial dan lingkungan dengan berkembangnya

industri pertambangan di indonesia setelah implementasi otonomi dan desentralisasi di abad ke-21

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Antropologi SosialLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 8 (delapan) bulan, mulai 18 Mei 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Nusa Tenggara Timur (Sumba Tengah, Sumba Timur, Sumba Barat,

Manggarai Barat, Manggarai Tengah, Manggarai Timur, Lembata, Belu, Timor Tengah Utara, Kupang)

Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Departemen Antropologi, Universitas indonesia (Dr. Semiarto Aji

Purwanto)

Abstract

This research will examine the social and environmental impacts of the expanding mining industry in indonesia, after the implementation of regional autonomy and decentralization in the 21st century. While mining is critical to the global economy, the mining industry has been under increasing pressure, to set new standards for corporate social responsibility, since the exposure of earlier major environmental and human rights abuses of the 1980’s. emergent mining companies have been very uneven in their adoption of new industry best practices however. Although possessing rich natural resources, indonesia has high levels of



poverty; mine sites are typically in remote locations where the populations are slow to receive benefits from national development. Through exploiting these resources local governments seek to develop their regions as part of national, and more recently local, development strategies. The confluence of global economic conditions and political change in indonesia has created considerable contestation for mineral resources, including in many regions that had not previously experienced mining. While some communities welcome mining investment because of anticipated economic gains, disappointment often sets in. Local conceptions of land and resource ownership are not always acknowledged; local communities and governments are often unaware of potential hazards to the environment and to human populations from particular minerals and particular extraction technologies. This research will explore issues of how the global impacts the local, in terms of environmental impacts, civil society activism, and corporate social responsibility.

B.25.1. Ms. Maribeth Erb Mucek

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : AS, 29 Januari 1955Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Associate Professorinstitusi (institution) : National University of Singapore, Singaporeemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Department of Sociology, 11 Arts Link National University of

Singapore 117570Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 488955008

C. ARKEOLOGI (ARCHEOLOGY)

C.1. An Archeology of Interaction: The North Coast of Java and The South of Sumatera During The Early Hindu-Buddhist Period

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari bagaimana pemerintahan di Jawa Tengah dan Sumatera

pada masa lampau berinteraksiBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ArkeologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 17 November 2015 (month, starting from)



Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jawa Tengah (Pemalang, Tegal, Batang, Semarang, Dieng, Brebes,

Demak, Jepara, Pati, Rembang); Jambi dan Sumatera Selatan (Bumiayu, Palembang)

Mitra Kerja

(Counterpart) : Pusat Arkeologi Nasional (Drs. i Made Geria, M.Si)

Abstract

The long lasting cooperation between Puslitbang Arkeologi Nasional and Museum national d’ Histoire naturelle addresses, beyond its scientific objectives, several development aspects intending to soundly anchor indonesian archaeology in the society

The studies concern the Quaternary period in Java island, and aim at deciphering part of the history of humankind representatives (Homo erectus and Homo sapiens) that adapted to insular conditions in a tropical area since 15 million years ago up to the setting up of the extant mosaic of human groups scattered in the archipelagos They are conducted in an interdisciplinary perspective that takes into account the complexity of the relationships between human societies and the ever changing climates and environments that took place in the area during the Pleistocene and the Holocene.

Two main areas are considered in the present proposal: the early and Middle Pleistocene record in the Sangiran dome (Solo, Central Java) and the cave fillings in the Punung karstic area (Pacitan, east Java). in Sangiran, the objective is to precise the age, the state of preservation and the palaeoenvironment of c. 0.8 Ma. layers, paying special attention to a cultural record that resembles the Acheulian tradition. in Punung, the objective is to document the period ranging from 0.35 Ma. to the Holocene, that begins at a time when Homo erectus lived in Java island then witnessed the replacement of Homo erectus by Homo sapiens. Holocene layers are of major importance to understand the social adaptations and dispersals that occurred after a critical sea level rise of c. 120 m.

Field and -most of- analytical activities will be carried out on and near the site, in close collaboration with institutional and local government responsible for heritage conservation Field campaigns will be the opportunity to train young technicians and students in an international atmosphere.



C.1.1. Ms.Véronique Myriam Yvonne Degroot

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Charleroi, 7 Juni 1972Warga Negara (Nationality) : BelgiaJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : ecole Francaise d’extreme Orient (eFeO)email (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Boerhaevelaan 68, 2334 eS Leiden – The NetherlandsNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : eM649262

C.1.2. Prof. françois Rene Eugene Semah

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Paris, 15 April 1954Warga Negara (Nationality) : PerancisJabatan (Position) : Professorinstitusi (institution) : National Museum of Natural Historyemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Departement de Prehistoire, 1 rue Rene Panhard F-75013 ParisNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 13FV23750

C.1.3. Dr. Anne-Marie Semah

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Hellemes-Lille, 3 Maret 1953Warga Negara (Nationality) : PerancisJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : institut de Researche pour le Développement (iRD)email (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 49 rue Sedaine – 75011 Paris, FranceNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 14DF78891



C.1.4. Dr. Antony Borel

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Perancis, 20 Agustus 1983Warga Negara (Nationality) : PerancisJabatan (Position) : Assistant Researcherinstitusi (institution) : National Museum of Natural Historyemail (email) : -Alamat (Address) : Contournat, rue des Framboisiers 63160 St Julien de CoppelNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 12CT09427

C.2. Sejarah Pemukiman di bagian utara Sumatera (abad ke-11 – abad ke-17 M)

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Memperkaya data mengenai sejarah kuno Sumatra bagian utara sejak

abad ke-5 sampai abad ke-15 MBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ArkeologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 27 Oktober 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sumatera Utara (Medan dan Deli Serdang) serta Aceh (Banda Aceh)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Arkeologi Nasional (Drs. i Made Geria, M.Si)

Abstract

Colonial period archaeologists, whether in the Dutch indies or in British Malaya, focused on the study of temple remains, art and epigraphy relating to the question of indianization in Maritime Southeast Asia. Therefore, they did not pay much attention to contemporaneous settlement remains1.

Several researchers arc exceptions in this context. in 1931 British Malaya. ivor Hugh Norman evans excavated some 200 ms at Kuala Selinsing (third century BC - tenth century AD), in the Perak region2. Five years later, Horace Geoffrey Quaritch Wales conducted the first excavations on old settlement sites in Johor, precisely at Kota Tinggi and Johor Lama (Wales 1940: 60-3 )\ From 1947 until 1954. Tom Harrissoiv1 and Stanley J. O’Connor led extensive diggings on several sites just rediscovered in the Sarawak River delta (ninth century? - fourteenth century AD) on the northwest coast of Borneo5.

in the Malay Peninsula, the archaeology of settlements from the historical period really began four years after the independance of Malaysia, thanks to Alastair Lamb who



conductedexcavations at Pengkalan Bujang (eleventh century - mid-fourteenth century AD) in the State of Kedah (1961)6. This research was taken over by Lcong Sau lleng some ten years later (1973). Surveys and excavations followed on from the 1980s until today. it was also in the 1970s that archaeological excavations took place on Tioman island, off Pahang State on the east coast. Here remains of settlements were found dating lo the eleventh century onwards (Martin 1985; Kwan & Martin 1985).

in Brunei, the archaeolog> of settlements from the historical period probably started with the test-pits dug at Kota Batu. at the beginning of the 1950s, under the direction of Tom and Barbara Harrisson. embanking works conducted on the site in 1968 led to the discovery of large quantities of ceramics and earthenwares (Harrisson 1970). A few weeks earlier, the chance discovery of several intact ceramics in the funerary site of Sungai Lumut led. this same year 1968. to excavations by a team from the Brunei Museum (Harrisson & Shariffuddin 1969).

in indonesia, precisely in i’rowulan (Java), the remains of the capital of the Majapahit kingdom drew the attention of archaeologists at the colonial Oudhcidkundinge Dienst and other researchers since the 1910ss. in Sumatra, the first significant archaeological excavations 1For a recent study on the political role of archaeology in the archipelago until the 1950s, see Bloeinbcrgen &l-iekholV201l.2.

On the main results of this excavation, see evans 1932. New excavations were conducted at Johor Lama in 1953 by Gale de Glrenne with students from the University

of Malaya at Singapore (1955. 1956). This research was later taken over by Wilhelm G. Solheim ii and emestcne Green in i960 (1965). it was only forty years later that new archaeological researches on ancient settlements of Johor were initiated by the Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia in collaboration vvith the Yayasan Warisan Johor (Asyaari Muhamad 2012: 11-17). For a recent biography ofTom i larrisson. see i leimann 1997s Only pans of the results of these researches were published. Ci’, especially i larrisson & O’Connor 1969, 1970. On the main results of this excavation, see Lamb 1961. As regards Singapore, the first scientific excavations on old settlements took place as late as 1984 (Miksic 1985). it would be necessary to study the history of the researches conducted at Trowulan during the colonial period in order to differentiate systematic researches pcrtainiiiyto religious structures from researches pertaining to settlements. For two recent case studies, precisely ty&kraton and the hermitage-cemetery at Lemah Talis.



C.2.1. Dr. Daniel Georges Perret

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Roanne, 20 November 1958Warga Negara (Nationality) : PerancisJabatan (Position) : Associate Professorinstitusi (institution) : École française d’extrême-Orient (eFeO)email (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Jalan Ampera iii No. 26, Jakarta Selatan 12550 indonesiaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 11ZZ06683

C.3. Increasing and Diffusing Knowledge about the Prehistory of Human-Occupied flores, Indonesia Through Targeted New Excavations, Analyses, and Research

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari pengetahuan tentang Homo floresiensis, Stegodon

florensis serta endemic fauna jaman prasejarah yang menghuni P. Flores

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ArkeologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 11 Juni 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : NTT (Kabupaten Manggarai dan Manggarail Barat, Flores)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Arkeologi Nasional (Drs. i Made Geria, M.Si)

Abstract

As the type site of the enigmatic hominin species Homo floresiensis, Liang Bua—a large limestone cave on the indonesian island of Flores—is critical for testing hypotheses about how, when and why this particular human species became extinct, and whether modern humans (Homo sapiens) played any direct or indirect role in this process. Current evidence from the cave suggests that H. floresiensis disappears ~50 thousand years (ka) ago whereas the oldest unequivocal evidence for the use of fire by hominins—and these hearth-like structures are probably the result of modern human behavior—occurs between 41 and 24 thousand calibrated radiocarbon years before present (ka cal. BP). The proposed research project will consist of new excavations at Liang Bua specifically targeting sedimentary deposits dated to between ~60 ka and 12 ka cal. BP in order to test whether H. floresiensis and other associated endemic fauna survived after ~50 ka ago while also gaining important new knowledge about the arrival, morphology, and behavior of the earliest modern human populations to reach Flores.



C.3.1. Mr. Matthew Wayne Tocheri

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Thunder Bay, Canada, 11 Juli 1973Warga Negara (Nationality) : KanadaJabatan (Position) : Data Management Specialistinstitusi (institution) : Smithsonian institutionemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Smithsonian institution, MRC 112 10th & Constitution Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20560-0112Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : BA422601

C.4. Prehistoric Human Migrations, Maritime Networks and Resource Use in Sulawesi and Maluku Islands

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Melakukan penggalian dan analisis arkeologi untuk merekonstruksi

eksploitasi marine dan terrestrial di lokasi-lokasi yang cenderung belum diketahui di indonesia Timur

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ArkeologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 12 Agustus 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sulut (Manado, Kep. Talaud), Sulawesi Tengah (Kab. Morowali)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Arkeologi Nasional (Drs. i Made Geria, M.Si.)

Abstract

The research aims three goals as (1) to conduct new archaeological excavations and analysis for reconstruct Austronesian marine and terrestrial exploitation in the archaeologically unknown region in eastern indonesia, particularly around the Northern Sulawesi and Maluku region; (2) to develop a more comprehensive scheme for archaeo-zoological and archaeo- botanical analysis on fauna and floral remains; and (3) to conduct an intensive and extensive ethno-archaeological investigation of modern fishing technology and strategies across a range of island ecosystems in Wallacea region.

in terms of ethno-archaeological fieldworks, i will conduct interviews and observational surveys on their fishing and farming practices in some villages around the coast or archaeological sites as for extensive research. During intensive researches, i will attempt to collect ethnological quantitative data of fish catch and farming procuction at a few villages in the field.



The fieldworks will be carried out for twelve (12) months, from September 2011 to August 2012, in the Provinces of Sulawesi Utara and Maluku Utara.

C.4.1. Dr. Rintaro Ono

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Shimane, 15 Mei 1975Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Associate Professorinstitusi (institution) : Tokai Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Shimohozumi 324-706, Suruga-ku, Shizuoka 422-8037, JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TR1241686

C.5. Coastal Livelihoods, small-scale fishery dependence and the impacts of fisheries management and marine conservation, Sabu-Raijua district, NTT

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Memperkaya data mengenai sejarah kuno Sumatra bagian utara

sejak abad ke-5 sampai abad ke-15 MBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ArkeologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 15 (lima belas) hari, mulai 6 Maret 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sumatera Utara (Medan)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Arkeologi Nasional (Drs. i Made Geria, M.Si)

Abstract

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“Sejarah Kuno Nusantara; Arkeologi dan epigrafi (abad ke-5 - abad ke-15 M)” Zhao Bing, Aline Nelly Charlote Gamier & Yohan Phillpie Chabot (Anggota tim Daniel Perret)

1.1 Kota Cina: Sebuah Situs Pemukiman Kuno di Selat Melaka (Kecamatan Medan Marelan, Kotamadya Medan, Prop. Sumatra Utara). Dengan tujuan untuk memastikan :

a. luasnya areal pemukiman kuno

b. penanggalan persis pemukimannya -perkembangan pemukiman situs

c. asal dan budaya materil penduduknya

d. iingkungan situs sejaman dengan pemukiman kuno



1.2 Program Penerbitan Monografi Hasil Penelitian Arkeologi bersama di Situs Si Pamutung, Padang Lawas, Sumatra Utara Program ini bertujuan menyampaikan dalam bentuk buku ilmiahkolektif hasil-hasil utama program penelitian arkeologi antara Pusat Arkeologi Nasional dan ecole francaise d’extreme Orient, yang telah dijalankan dari tahun 2006 hingga tahun 2010 di situs Si Pamutung, Kecamatan Barumun Tengah, Kabupaten Padang Lawas, Provinsi Sumatra Utara.

1.3 Program Katalogisasi Prasasti Klasik Seluruh indonesia Jumlah temuan prasasti di indonesia semakin bertambah dan banyak yang sudah tidak

in situ lagi serta belum diterbitkan isinya. Selain itu, dokumentasi sudah padat, tetapi tersimpan dalam banyak buku atau majalah yang sering susah untuk diakses. Referensi ini sering memuat hasil pembacaan yang tidak lengkap atau seringkali berubah, dan tidak semua diterjemahkan. Dalam konteks ini, sebuah katalog prasasti “klasik” sangat diperlukan, bukan saja untuk para ahli epigrafi, tetapi juga untuk para ahli sejarah kuno indonesia. Katalog seperti ini juga merupakan sebuah alat yang dapat membantu meningkatkan minat untuk meneliti sumber-sumber tersebut pada saat didapati bahwa jumlah pakar yang betul-betul dapat membaca prasasti “klasik” cepat berkurang.

Data-data yang dikumpulkan berkenaan dengan semua jenis teks yang ditemui di indonesia, yang menggunakan sistem aksara yang berasal dari india, yang tertulis pada bahan yang tahan lama (batu, logam, terakota, gading, dll.) dalam bahasa Sanskerta, Tamil, Jawa Kuno, Bali Kuno, Melayu Kuno dan Sunda Kuno. Batas kronologis akhir katalog ini ditetapkan pada tahun 1600 M.

C.5.1 Ms. Zhao Bing

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Zigong Sichuan, RRT, 24 Juni 1966Warga Negara (Nationality) : PerancisJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : CNRSemail (email) : [email protected]; [email protected] (Address) : Collège de France 52, rue du Cardinal Lemoine 75005 Paris

FranceNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 13DA32238

C.6. Dispersal and Evolution of Hominis and Early Modern Humans in Sulawesi and Island Indonesia (2013-2015)

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Melanjutkan penggalian di Leang Burung 2 dan situs lain di Maros

untuk mendapat informasi yang lebih dalam mengenai distribusi spasial dan kronologis dari sisa-sisa hewan, artefak bebatuan, fitur paleolanskap, dan proses deposisi



Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ArkeologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 19 Mei 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sulsel (Maros)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Arkeologi Nasional (Dr. i Made Geria)

Abstract

The proposed research project (2013-2015) aims to explore the record of occupation in Sulawesi and surrounding parts of indonesia by early modern humans (Homo sapiens) and earlier species of hominins, with a particular focus on evidence from the Maros karst region of South Sulawesi. The broad goal of the project is to document the pattern and timing of early human (and hominin) dispersal and evolution in the study areas. Specific research objectives include systematic archaeological survey and excavations of key rockshelter, cave and open-air sites in the Maros karsts (e.g., Leang Burung 2) and surrounding limestone areas, and preliminary survey and investigation of adjacent parts of indonesia relevant to our understanding of early human (and hominin) colonization routes to and from Sulawesi. The project will be funded by the Australian Research Council and involves a collaborative research partnership between the National Centre for Archaeology (ARKeNAS) in Jakarta and the Centre for Archaeological Science, School of earth & environmental Sciences, University of Wollongong, Australia.

C.6.1. Dr. Adam Robert Brumm

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Toowoomba, 17 Juli 1976Warga Negara (Nationality) : AustraliaJabatan (Position) : Senior Research Fellowinstitusi (institution) : School of earth and environmental Sciences, University of

Wollongongemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Centre for Archaeological Science School of earth and

environmental Sciences University of Wollongong, NSW 2522 Australia

Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : N6539976



C.7. Evolution of late Homo erectus and the appearance of modern humans in Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Menemukan informasi mengenai fase transisi dari homo erectus ke

manusia modern (homo sapiens) di indonesiaBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ArkeologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 6 Maret 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jawa Timur (Punung, Pacitan, Surabaya); Jawa Barat (Museum Geologi);

DKi Jakarta (Arkenas); Yogyakarta (UGM)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Survei Geologi, Badan Geologi, Kementerian eSDM (Dr. ir. Adhi

Wibowo, M.Sc, iwan Kurniawan)

Abstract

This application is for collaboration to illuminate the transitional phase from Homo erectus to modern humans (Homo sapiens) in indonesia. The disappearance of archaic, primitive humans such as Homo erectus and the appearance of Homo sapiens is one of the most important issues in human evolutionary studies of today. However, current studies of this issue are focusing primarily on europe (Neanderthals vs. Homo sapiens). indonesia will be able to offer another useful research opportunity for this question thanks to the relative abundance of fossil materials from the late phase of archaic human evolution (late Homo erectus from Sambungmacan and Ngandong, Java, and Homo floresiensis from Flores).

Since 1994, the applicant has conducted various joint researches with indonesian scholars to reveal aspects of Homo erectus and Homo floresiensis. These activities have resulted in a number of papers appeared in prominent international journals (e.g., Refs. 1-27) as well as a book published from the Geological Survey institute in Bandung (Ref. 28). Such knowledge is also being utilized for the ongoing renovation of the permanent exhibition at the Geological Museum in Bandung, and their publication of an educational book about indonesian Homo erectus (Ref. 29). The above series of studies has mainly focused on the early phase of Homo erectus evolution in indonesia. The project proposed here is to illuminate the later phase of Homo erectus and Homo floresiensis evolution and the appearance of modern humans (Homo sapiens) in this region.

The present project includes not only laboratory analyses of museum collections and field researches, but also improvement of the research resources. The original fossil specimens from indonesia, including human and other vertebrates, are housed at several different research institutes or museums inside and outside indonesia. This makes comparative analyses of these specimens difficult. To remedy this situation, we will make high-quality casts and take high-



resolution CT scans of selected fossil specimens. Such new resources will also be essential for museum exhibition and public education in indonesian museums. We also visit european museums with indonesian museum curators to directly observe the original indonesian fossil collections stored abroad.

in other words, this project contributes one research issue but also is beneficial to strengthen research and educational function of indonesian museums. This concept is motivated from the applicant’s experience working in a national museum in Japan for more than the past two decades.

C.7.1. Mr. Yosuke Kaifu

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Tokyo, Jepang, 19 Februari 1969Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Head of the Division of Human evolution, Department of

Anthropologyinstitusi (institution) : National Museum of Nature and Science, Tokyoemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Department of AnthropologyNational Museum of Nature and

Science, Tokyo, 4-1-1 Amakubo, Tsukuba-shi ibaraki 305-0005 Japan

Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TH3965411

C.8. foundations of Island Southeast Asian maritime interaction: cause and consequence for the transformation of past societies

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Menyelidiki arkeologi dari kelompok masyarakat Talaud / Sangihe dari

awal kolonisasi pulau tersebut sekitar 35.000 tahun yang lalu sampai dengan penyebaran pertanian sekitar 4500 BP dan perubahan budaya setelahnya

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Arkeologi Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 2 (dua) bulan, mulai 6 April 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sulawesi Utara (Kep. Talaud, Kep. Sangihe, Bolaang Mongondow)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Universitas Gadjah Mada (Professor Daud Tanudirjo)



Abstract

Despite maritime voyaging technology available to cover distances of more than 100 km open ocean at 35,000 cal BP ago, many small landmasses in iSeA, particularly the Talaud-Sangihe islands and those of the northern Molluccas, appear to have only discrete colonisation events followed by long periods of island abandonment. The project will investigate the archaeology of the Talaud/Sangihe group from the initial colonisation of the islands around 35,000 years ago to spread of agriculture around 4,500 cal BP and cultural changes thereafter. This innovative project combines geochemical and technological studies of stone raw material to track interaction with the investigation of marine and terrestrial food resource use to establish the extent and frequency of population migration and subsistence patterns in eastern indonesia.

C.8.1. Mr. Geoffrey Richard Clark

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Australia, 5 Mei 1966Warga Negara (Nationality) : AustraliaJabatan (Position) : Associate Professorinstitusi (institution) : The Australian National Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : The Australian National Univeristy Archaeology and Natural

History H.C. Coombs Building No. 9Canberra ACT 0200 AustraliaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : M8546920

C.9. Sejarah Kuno Nusantara; Arkeologi dan Epigrafi (abad ke-5 - abad ke-15 M)

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Memperkaya data mengenai sejarah kuno Sumatra bagian utara sejak

abad ke-5 sampai abad ke-15 MBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ArkeologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 21 (dua puluh satu) hari, mulai 6 April 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sumatera Utara (Medan)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Arkeologi Nasional (Drs. i Made Geria, M.Si)



Abstract

Program Penerbitan Monografi Hasil Penelitian Arkeologi bersama di Situs Si Pamutung, Padang Lawas, Sumatra Utara. Program ini bertujuan menyampaikan dalam bentuk buku ilmiahkolektif hasil-hasil utama program penelitian arkeologi antara Pusat Arkeologi Nasional dan ecole francaise d’extreme Orient, yang telah dijalankan dari tahun 2006 hingga tahun 2010 di situs Si Pamutung, Kecamatan Barumun Tengah, Kabupaten Padang Lawas, Provinsi Sumatra Utara.

Program Katalogisasi Prasasti Klasik Seluruh indonesia Jumlah temuan prasasti di indonesia semakin bertambah dan banyak yang sudah tidak in situ lagi serta belum diterbitkan isinya. Selain itu, dokumentasi sudah padat, tetapi tersimpan dalam banyak buku atau majalah yang sering susah untuk diakses. Referensi ini sering memuat hasil pembacaan yang tidak lengkap atau seringkali berubah, dan tidak semua diterjemahkan. Dalam konteks ini, sebuah katalog prasasti “klasik” sangat diperlukan, bukan saja untuk para ahli epigrafi, tetapi juga untuk para ahli sejarah kuno indonesia. Katalog seperti ini juga merupakan sebuah alat yang dapat membantu meningkatkan minat untuk meneliti sumber-sumber tersebut pada saat didapati bahwa jumlah pakar yang betul-betul dapat membaca prasasti “klasik” cepat berkurang.

Data-data yang dikumpulkan berkenaan dengan semua jenis teks yang ditemui di indonesia, yang menggunakan sistem aksara yang berasal dari india, yang tertulis pada bahan yang tahan lama (batu, logam, terakota, gading, dll.) dalam bahasa Sanskerta, Tamil, Jawa Kuno, Bali Kuno, Melayu Kuno dan Sunda Kuno. Batas kronologis akhir katalog ini ditetapkan pada tahun 1600 M.

Terdapat berbagai jenis benda yang berinskripsi: kertas emas, cincin emas, cermin dari perunggu, wadah dari perunggu termasuk prasen atau zodiakbeker, lempengan perunggu, area dari batu atau dari logam, berbagai jenis batu, dll. Kebanyakan inskripsi panjang berisi keputusan dalam bahasa Jawa Kuno yang berasal dari abad ke-9 M sampai pertengahan abad ke-14 M dan berkenaan dengan penetapan simo, yaitu areal bebas pajak.

Saat ini, Dr. Titi Surti Nastiti, dari bagian epigrafi Pusat Arkeologi Nasional, yang menjadi ketua program ini untuk pihak indonesia.

C.9.1. Ms. Aline Nelly Charlote Garnier

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Argentan, Perancis, 7 Mei 1985Warga Negara (Nationality) : PerancisJabatan (Position) : Lecturerinstitusi (institution) : Universitas Paris est Creteilemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : UMR CNRS 8591 1 Place Aristide Briad 92195 MeudonNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : O8CP83478



C.9.2. Mr. Yohan Phillpie Chabot

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Bleue, Perancis, 21 Maret 1989Warga Negara (Nationality) : PerancisJabatan (Position) : PhD Studentinstitusi (institution) : University Paris 1- Pantheon Sorbonneemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : University Pantheon Sorbonne, Paris 1, FranceNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 10CV91861

C.10. foundations of Island Southeast Asian maritime interaction: cause and consequence for the transformation of past societies

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Menyelidiki arkeologi dari kelompok masyarakat Talaud / Sangihe dari

awal kolonisasi pulau tersebut sekitar 35.000 tahun yang lalu sampai dengan penyebaran pertanian sekitar 4500 BP dan perubahan budaya setelahnya

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Arkeologi dan sejarahLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 2 (dua) bulan, mulai 6 April 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sulawesi Utara (Kep. Talaud, Kep. Sangihe, Bolaang Mongondow)

Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Universitas Gadjah Mada (Professor Daud Tanudirjo)

Abstract

More than 100 km open ocean at 35,000 cal BP ago, many small landmasses in iSeA, particularly the Talaud-Sangihe islands and those of the northern Molluccas, appear to have only discrete colonisation events followed by long periods of island abandonment. The project will investigate the archaeology of the Talaud/Sangihe group from the initial colonisation of the islands around 35,000 years ago to spread of agriculture around 4,500 cal BP and cultural changes thereafter. This innovative project combines geochemical and technological studies of stone raw material to track interaction with the investigation of marine and terrestrial food resource use to establish the extent and frequency of population migration and subsistence patterns in eastern indonesia.



C.10.1. Mr. Christian Reepmeyer

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Oldenburg, Jerman, 10 Februari 1975Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Postdoctoral Research Fellowinstitusi (institution) : The Australian National Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : The Australian National Univeristy Archaeology and Natural

History H.C. Coombs Building No. 9Canberra ACT 0200 AustraliaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C4MZ10FKW

C.11. The North Coast of Java and The South of Sumatra during The Early Hindu-Buddhist Period

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Memberikan gambaran tentang jumlah, lokasi, kepadatan, dan

kronologi situs Hindu-BudhaBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ArkeologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 1 (satu) bulan, mulai 7 September 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jawa Tengah (Batang: Situs Bale Kambang)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Penelitian Arkeologi Nasional (Drs. Bambang Budi Utomo dan Tim)

Abstract

The North Coast of Java and The South of Sumatra during The early Hindu-BuddhistPeriod Hindu-Buddhist cultures of indonesia were born from cultural, economic and political interaction, with China and india, but also with other Hindu-Buddhist polities of Southeast Asia and with the traditionalChina societies that supplied them in raw materials. Through two case studies (the north coast of Central Java and south Sumatra), the present project proposes to look at a regional level to try to understand how indonesian polities interacted with one another.

Along the north coast of Central Java, we will continue the archaeological survey which has been started three years ago. The survey will be coupled with a study of pieces from the north coast kept in indonesian museums and, possibly, with archaeological excavations. Our aim is to provide an overview of the number, location, density and chronology of the Hindu-Buddhist sites in the region. it is believed that such an overview will help to understand the role played



by the north coast throughout the classical period: simple periphery, transit port, cultural crossroads, place of exchange between Java, the Malay world - including Sumatra - and distant countries of South and Southeast Asia? in South Sumatra, our work will focus on the site of Bumiayu. On the one hand, we will try to determine how it interacted with Palembang and the inland polities. On the other hand, we will try to understand how such a large Hindu site developed in a region that is often presented as a Buddhist stronghold and to what extent it is the result of Javanese influence or local development. Our main methods will be stylistic analysis, iconography and epigraphy.

C.11.1. Mr. Jordan Mitchell Miller

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Nelson, 29 Oktober 1991Warga Negara (Nationality) : Selandia BaruJabatan (Position) : Master Studentinstitusi (institution) : Dept. of Geography at University of Canterburyemail (email) : -Alamat (Address) : 15 Powell Crescent, ilam, Christchurch 8041 New ZealandNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : LL371512

C.12. The Archaeology of Early Neolithic Settlement in Eastern Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari pemukiman penduduk pada jaman neolitikumBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ArkeologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 12 Oktober 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Maluku (Seram Barat dan Seram Timur, Aru)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Puslitbang Arkeologi Nasional (Drs. i Made Geria M.Si)



Abstract

Why did island Southeast Asians adopt a farming economy 3,500 years ago after hunting and foraging wild foods for tens of thousands of years? What was the process of this transition and what environmental factors might have influenced the decisions these people made? We will tackle these questions through a multi-year survey and excavation project on large islands and smaller atolls and islets in the Maluku and West Papua provinces of eastern indonesia, especially Seram, Aru and Raja Ampat islands. Our first survey and excavation will target Seram, a large island in an archipelago of smaller islands that was most likely a hub for regional interaction. Little is known about its human past, but Seram’s proximity to smaller islands with different ecological constraints suggests that it may have provided a jumping-off point for the development of Neolithic technologies. This project will greatly increase our understanding of eastern indonesian Neolithic adaptations, and will determine whether the early Neolithic began as a fishing adaptation on small islets, or had earlier progenitors on larger islands. Ultimately, our results will be relevant to questions of Neolithic transitions and human-environment interactions in other tropical insular environments. Preliminary exploration of the previously unsurveyedSeram island and nearby atolls will yield important data on settlement and landscape use across the Neolithic transition and provide a foundation for subsequent research. Future work will expand to include similar projects in Aru and Raja Ampat island systems.

C.12.1. Prof. Peter Vanderford Lape

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : New Hampshire, 14 Februari 1963Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Professor institusi (institution) : University of Washingtonemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Department of Anthropology, Box 353010Seattle, WA 98195




C.12.2. Ms. Lauryl Kaelin Sumner Zenobi

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Hawaii, 9 Juli 1989Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Doctoral Studentinstitusi (institution) : University of Washingtonemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Department of Anthropology, Box 353010Seattle, WA 98195


C.12.3. Ms. Jennifer Anne Huff

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : New York, 16 Oktober 1970Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Ph.D. Studentinstitusi (institution) : University of Washingtonemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Department of Anthropology, Box 353010Seattle, WA 98195


C.12.4. Dr. Emily Jean Peterson

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : New Hampshire, 15 November 1977Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : University of Washingtonemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Department of Anthropology, Box 353010Seattle, WA 98195




C.12.5. Mr. Joss Charles Roberts Whittaker

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Washington, 24 April 1983Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Graduate Student instructorinstitusi (institution) : University of Washingtonemail (email) : -Alamat (Address) : Department of Anthropology, Box 353010Seattle, WA 98195


C.12.6. Prof. Dr. Susan Lilian O’Connor

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Melbourne, 8 November 1956Warga Negara (Nationality) : AustraliaJabatan (Position) : Professorinstitusi (institution) : Australian National Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 76 Finniss Cres Narrabundah Canbera 2606 ACT AustraliaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : N2677247

C.12.7. Mr. Stuart Charles Hawkins

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Auckland, 28 Desember 1974Warga Negara (Nationality) : Selandia BaruJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : Australian National Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 11/50 Hillcrest St. Crace CanberraNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : LH402657



C.12.8. Ms. Elena Luisa Piotto

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Brisbane, 15 September 1973Warga Negara (Nationality) : AustraliaJabatan (Position) : PhD. Candidateinstitusi (institution) : Australian National Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 4 Selfe Street Downer CanberraNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : N1621071

C.12.9. Ms. Shimona frances Kealy

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Subiaco, 11 Agustus 1990Warga Negara (Nationality) : AustraliaJabatan (Position) : PhD. Candidateinstitusi (institution) : Australian National Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 9 Fellows RD Acton, Canberra 2601 ACT AustraliaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : N6233787

D. DEMOGRAfI (DEMOGRAPHY)

D.1. The Role of Aspirations in Rural-Urban Migration

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari faktor penentu keputusan individu dalam bermigrasi dari

desa ke kotaBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : DemografiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 2 (dua) bulan, mulai 31Desember2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Banten (Kab. Lebak dan Kab. Pandeglang)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Demographic institute, Fakultas ekonomi, Universitas indonesia (Dr.

Sony Harry B. Harmadi)



Abstract

We intend to investigate the determinants of individuals’ decision to migrate from rural areas to the city. We conduct a survey where we ask young people in a rural area of Java how much they would expect to earn if they were to migrate from their rural home to the greater Jakarta region. We also ask respondents their life “aspirations”, which are essentially their goals for how much they would like to earn. We also ask whether they are planning to migrate or not. We use this survey to determine whether young people have accurate expectations for how much they will earn in the city. We also use the survey to estimate a simple economic model of migration choice. We hope that this study would help policymakers better understand peoples’ reasons for migrating. This could help them design better policies to decrease migration if migration is causing overpopulation. Or it could help policymakers increase migration if migration is seen as a way of boosting productivity and economic growth. Banten’s Lebak and Pandeglang regencies.

D.1.1. Mr. Peter Terence Bowers

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Sydney, 28 April 1993Warga Negara (Nationality) : AustraliaJabatan (Position) : Honours Studentinstitusi (institution) : University of Sydneyemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 39 McDonald Street, Freshwater, Sydney, NSW 2096 AustraliaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : N7893933

D.2. Voices: A Narrative-based investigation of emergent urban networks and ecological form

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Menceritakan kisah dari kedua kondisi perkotaan dan muara yang

membentuk daerah pesisir kota melalui upaya revolusioner warga kota, para pemikir, dan organisasi dalam membangung jaringan yang kuat untuk beradaptasi terhadap perubahan

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : DemografiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 23 September 2015(month, starting from)



Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : DKi Jakarta, Jawa Barat (Tangerang, Depok, Bekasi), dan Banten

(Tangerang Selatan)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Penelitian Geografi Terapan – FMiPA Ui (Dr. Rudy P. Tambunan, MS)

Abstract

intensifying and unpredictable weather patterns coupled with the incredible trajectory of urbanization in south and southeast Asia place the region under some of the greatest pressures of the most pressing global challenges of the 21st century. Over the past twenty years, Jakarta—the capital city of indonesia—has had the highest rate of urbanization in the world. Home to nearly 28 million residents, the metropolitan area of Jakarta lies within the greater watershed of the Ciliwung River. Land subsidence, extreme pollution, and rapidly rising populations—all consequences of this confluence of forces—endanger millions of urban residents across the city.

Based along the Ciliwung River, this project aims to tell the story of both the urban and estuarine conditions that make up the littoral spine of the city through the revolutionary efforts of the city’s residents, thinkers, and organizations who are building robust networks for adaptation and change. Working from prior fieldwork and contacts in Jakarta, i propose to collect and tell this narrative through a online, multi-media cartographic representation that will follow the research process. As distant and faceless stories become known and accessible—their remarkable efforts will become part of an actionable global narrative about urban and ecological systems in the face of climate c

D.2.1. Ms. Christina Leigh Geros

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Tennessee, 5 Januari 1982Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Studentinstitusi (institution) : Harvard Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 6511 Martin Mill PikeKnoxville, Tennessee37920, USANomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 506396826



D.3. Institutionalizing Birth Registration in Basic Service Systems: an Implementation Study Design

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Meneliti pelayanan pendaftaran kelahiran pendudukBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Studi KependudukanLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 31 Agustus 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jabar (Depok)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : FiSiP Ui (Dr. Arie Setiabudi Soesilo, M.Sc)

Abstract

in recent years, indonesia has made considerable strides in development, reducing extreme poverty, competing increasingly in the regional economy, achieving steady economic growth, and strengthening its democratic governance around the country. With 52f children in the country having no birth certificate and at least half of couples not having registered their marriages, the government of indonesia has made strong commitments to improving birth registration system as a principal strategy in reducing the country’s level of poverty. improving birth registration systems would secure the right to identity for millions of indonesian children, while enhancing their access to basic services, such as health, education, and social and legal protection. it would also contribute to the government’s ability to plan, implement, and monitor programs, and develop strong, effective policies. This study would build on previous research and programming initiatives conducted by Pusat Kajian Perlindungan Anak Universitas indonesia (PUSKAPA) in collaboration with various government bodies, especially the Ministry of Planning (BAPPeNAS), and civil society partners. it would seek to appraise existing service delivery mechanisms relevant to birth registration and to provide recommendations on potential ways to integrate these mechanisms into basic service delivery systems. in order to accomplish this, the study would use a mixed methods approach, including qualitative tools, such as key informant interviews, focus group discussions, and nominal group technique, as well as quantitative techniques, such as multi-stage cluster surveys. Selection of participants will be done purposively and randomly and analysis will be completed using SPSS and NVivo software. The research would begin in July 2015 and be completed by June 2016.



D.3.1. Mr. Cyril Bennouna

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : New York City, 21 September 1989Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : Colombia Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 345 St Johns Place Brooklyn, New York City, NY11238Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 505482830

E. EKONOMI (ECONOMY)

E.1. The role of local conservation agencies on human welfare and the ecosystem health of coral reefs (Economic component of the interdisciplinary project Contributing to Coral Commons (Triple C))

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Memahami pola spasial dari ketahanan terumbu karang dan komponen

manusia sehingga menjawab pertanyaan utama penelitian terkait ekologi dan ekonomi yang akan dikaji pada proyek Contributing to Coral Commons (Triple C)

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekonomi ekologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 16 September 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sulawesi Tenggara (Kab. Konawe Selatan dan Wakatobi), Sulawesi

Utara (Manado City)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Kajian Sumberdaya Pesisir dan Lautan – iPB (Dr. Luky Adrianto)

Abstract

The proposed study will address important gaps in the understanding of spatial patterns of coral reef resilience and the human component, thereby answering key ecological and economic research questions posed by the multidisciplinary project Contributing to Coral Commons (Triple C). Triple C aims to address the current process of ecological demise of coral reef ecosystems by investigating the role of humans as ecosystem engineers. Within this context, the economic compartment of this project will focus on quantifying and monitoring the socio-economic impacts of induced behavioural, economic and social changes by the



NGO Rare towards improved livelihoods and better management of coral reef ecosystems. Additionally, it will collaborate with local scientific institutions and stakeholders to gather and combine existing socio-economic data on the fishers’ livelihood. Lastly, it will assess whether the management interventions that are currently in place sustain coral reef processes that are essential for resilience while at the same time provide enough resources for the fishermen to meet their current needs. it is expected that the outcomes of this study will contribute with crucial information to the needs of coral reef managers in indonesia and help by establishing a management regime that improves both the economic and ecological dimension.

E.1.1. Mr. Joerg Gerd Langbein

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Coburg, 10 Juli 1985Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Ph.D Studentinstitusi (institution) : Rheinisch-Westfälisches institut für Wirtschaftsforchungemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Hohenzollernstraße 1-345128 essenNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C1Y89RMY4

E.1.2. Ms. Sophie Noelle Wannemacher

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Puettlingen, 25 Februari 1989Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Master Studentinstitusi (institution) : Rhine Westphalia institute of economic Research (RWi)email (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Humboldtstr.850676 CologneNorth Rhine-WestphaliaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C74HPWX3V

E.2. The Role of Small and Medium Enterprises in the Indonesian Economy: Determining factors and Development in the Twentieth Century

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Melihat bagaimana kebijakan pemerintah indonesia terhadap UKM

dan industri secara umum telah membentuk perkembangan mereka di abad kedua puluh

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ekonomi



Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 3 (tiga) bulan, mulai 19 Oktober 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : DKi Jakarta (LiPi, BRi, Bi dan BPS)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Penelitian ekonomi LiPi (Drs. Darwin, M.Sc)

Abstract

in my research i look at how the indonesian government’s SMe and general industrial policy have shaped their development in the twentieth century. i focus on the following main questions: (a) What determined the composition of the indonesian business structure - in particular positioning colonial legacies against each other given the differential impact on different regions and vis-a-vis the indonesian government’s subsequent industrial policies ; (b) How SMes developed in indonesia in the twentieth century and which were the crucial factors; (c) How the access to credit and finance changed overtime, looking at the evolution of the credit system; (d) Which factors determine which approach to technological development is pursued and which role SMes play in it (drawing from comparisons with Korea and Taiwan): and (e) How policies were implemented.

E.2.1. Ms. Christina Leigh Geros

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Jerman, 20 Agustus 1986Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : PhD Studentinstitusi (institution) : London School of economics and Political Scienceemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 74 Finsbury Park Rd (Flat 7) N4 2JX London, UKNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C74Z4ZN00

f. ILMU HUKUM (LAW)

f.1. Perlindungan Atas Pengetahuan Tradisional Dan Ekspresi Budaya Tradisional (PTEBT) di Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Menganalisis masalah yang dapat muncul sesudah RUU Perlindungan

dan Pemanfaatan Kekayaan intelektual Pengetahuan Tradisional dan ekspresi Budaya Tradisional (RUU PTeBT) disahkan, serta mengetahui



apakah pemeliharaan dan pelestarian PTeBT bisa dilakukan secara efektif oleh UU tersebut

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ilmu HukumLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 19 Agustus 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : D.i Yogyakarta (Perpustakaan Fakultas Hukum UGM), DKi Jakarta

(Dirjen HKi Kemenkumham Direktorat Perjanjian ekososbud), Pemda Yogyakarta

Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Hukum UGM (Oce Madril, SH,MH)

Abstract

indonesia memiliki keanekaragaman seni dan budaya yang sangat kaya. Akhir-akhir ini, sengketa yang muncul dengan Malaysia atas beberapa PTeBT seperti lagu “Rasa Sayang” sudah memaksa pemerintah indonesia untuk menjadi serius dalam memberikan perlindungan atas PTeBT indonesia. Sejak tahun 2008, pemerintah sudah memulai proses penyusunan rancangan undang-undang yang bersifat sui generis (special law) untuk melindungi PTeBT indonesia. RUU tersebut, yang berjudul RUU Perlindungan dan Pemanfaatan Kekayaan intelektual Pengetahuan Tradisional dan ekspresi Budaya Tradisional (RUU PTeBT), dimasukkan dalam Program Legislasi Nasional (Prolegnas) 2010-2014. Akan tetapi, RUU PTeBT masih ada beberapa masalah. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menganalisis masalah tentang PTeBT, serta mengetahui apakah pemeliharaan PTeBT bisa dilakukan secara efectif oleh Undang-Undang tersebut atau Undang-Undang yang lain seperti Undang-Undang Hak Cipta.

f.1.1. Mr. Masayuki Shinchi

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Osaka, 19 Maret 1965Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Lecturerinstitusi (institution) : Nagoya Universityemail email) : [email protected] (Address) : Furo-cho, Chikusa-ku, Nagoya, Aichi JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TL0122576



G. ILMU POLITIK (POLITIC SCIENCE)

G.1. The Cultural Politics of the Emerging Green Economy in East Kalimantan, Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari dan mendalami green growth projects di Kota BerauBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : ilmu PolitikLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 10 (sepuluh) bulan, mulai 26 Januari 2016(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kalimantan Timur (Berau, Samarinda, Balikpapan, Mahakam Ulu, Kutai

Barat); Jawa Barat (Bogor), DKi Jakarta, YogyakartaMitra Kerja(Counterpart) : University of indonesia (Suraya Afiff ), Universitas Mulawarman (Prof

Deddy Hadriyanto)

Abstract

Over the last few years, policy steps have been taken in indonesia to advance a shift to a green economy, which includes the incorporation of existing forms of development and conservation, including palm oil plantations and ReDD+ schemes. This research has three central objectives: 1) To document and understand the social and political networks through which the green economy is being brought into being in Berau. 1) To determine what a green economy will actually look like, and what effects it is likely to have on people and the environment in Berau. And 3) To understand the ways in which the discourse and practices of the green economy reflect a continuation of enduring economic structures, and in what ways the process of reproducing these structures has given rise to something new.

To pursue this goal, my study will explore the development of green growth projects in KabupatenBerau in east Kalimantan, indonesia and examine the trans-sealer networks bringing these projects into being. At the project level, oil palm is a key commodity targeted for expansion, and will be a primary concern of this research. Over time the research will also involve analysis of national and transnational policy processes in indonesia, and how these influence land-use decisions and practices on the ground. Thus, the research will entail a multi-sited ethnographic approach.



G.1.1. Mr. Zachary Randall Anderson


H. KEBIJAKAN PUBLIK (PUBLIC POLICY)

H.1. Diffusion of Civil Service Reform: How An Innovative Policy Is Designed and Subsequently Emulated by Other Local Governments

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Untuk mengeksplorasi mengapa beberapa kebijakan pemerintah

daerah yang inovatif berhasil ditiru oleh pemerintah daerah lainnya dan mengapa kebijakan yang lain diabaikan

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Kebijakan PublikLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 25 November 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : DKi Jakarta, Sumatera Barat, Sumatera Selatan, Bali, Banten, Jawa

Barat, Jawa Tengah, dan Jawa TimurMitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Pengkajian islam dan Masyarakat – Universitas islam Negeri

Jakarta (Saiful Umam, Ph.D)

Abstract

One of the key propositions on decentralization is that it enables local governments to try experiments which could not safely be tried in a large centralized country. These experiments are to result in innovation in the production of public goods. Subsequently, some innovative policies are expected to be diffused. These processes have been observed in many countries including indonesia which embarked on decentralization in 2001.in fact, apparently recognizing these scenarios, the central government of indonesia has been vigorously searching some innovative policies introduced by district and city governments, and has praised them officially so that the other local governments will follow. However not all praised policies are diffused to other regions.



This research project explores why some innovative policies are successfully emulated by neighbor government units and why the others are just neglected. The study is to find and clarify some patterns of diffusion of civil service reform by examining how an innovative policy is designed and subsequently diffused. To narrow the focus of investigation, this research focuses only four policy areas: education, Public Health, economic Policy, Citizen’s engagement in Budget-Making Process (known as Musrembang in indonesian language). While tracking on the chronology of development of an innovative policy and its subsequent diffusion, mainly in a couple of provinces such as South Sumatra, West Sumatra, Bali, Banten and Jakarta, this study also explores how these innovative policies are currently perceived by residents, because one of the assumptions is that people’s perception plays a key role in promoting innovations. For this purpose, this study project will conduct small-scale questionnaire survey. This quantitative research will be conducted in 30 districts and cities, in each of which i will collect 30 samples (answers of questionnaires). For the sake of narrowing the focus and of saving costs, this questionnaire survey will be conducted only in three provinces in Java islands: West Java, Central Java, and east Java. This research is to provide a fruitful contribution to better understanding of the local public services in indonesia.

H.1.1. Mr. Takuya Hasegawa

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Chiba, 20 Agustus 1980Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Research Fellowinstitusi (institution) : Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Tsukuba Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Tennodai 1-1-1, Tsukuba, ibaraki 3058372 JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TK7485763



I. SENI BUDAYA (ART & CULTURE)

I.1. Saman Dance in Diaspora: female Saman Dance as Cultural Identity, Expressions of Piety, and Popular Culture

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari makna tari Saman di setiap lokasi, bagaimana

pemahaman pemain terhadap perubahan tari Saman, dan bagaimana perubahan tersebut mempengaruhi transformasi tari dan musik

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Seni TariLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 8 Juni 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : DKi Jakarta dan Di YogyakartaMitra Kerja(Counterpart) : institut Kesenian Jakarta (Nyak ina Raseuki, Ph.D.)

Abstract

Saman dance is an emerging popular female dance form in indonesian archipelago. it is based on several traditional sitting-dance forms, such as Gayo Luess Tari Saman, which became well-known internationally as it has been recognized as one of the intangible World Heritages by UNeSCO in 2010. Today, Saman dance in Jakarta and Yogyakarta are practiced by young female dancers in high schools and universities. Saman dance in Jakarta and Yogyakarta continues to depart from its original form by integrating complex floor positions and new choreographies. My research concerns the popularization of this dance form. in Jakarta and Yogyakarta, high school and university female students actively participate in practicing this dance form. The dance form in these cities embodies various meanings and differing performing contexts, resulting in transformations of dance movements and songs. The popularization of Saman dance has not stayed only within the nation of indonesia, but has already spread to international audiences and participants. A number of American and Japanese university groups have practiced and performed Saman dance as a performing art of indonesia at their cultural presentations and events. i plan to research how the meanings of Saman dance vary in each location, how performers understanding of Saman dance change, and how such changes in meanings of Saman dance influence the transformations of dance and music themselves.



I.1.1. Ms. Maho Amy Ishiguro

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : AS, 23 April 1981Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Graduate Studentinstitusi (institution) : Wesleyan Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 50 Aiken street, Apt 321, Norwalk, CT, 06851 USANomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 444330489

I.2. Second Skin: An Aesthetic Investigation of Post-Colonial Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari bagaimana keterlibatan fisik dalam bentuk estetika dari

masa lampau membentuk peluang untuk empati dan penyembuhan dan menciptakan hasil karya seni

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Seni RupaLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 5 (lima) bulan, mulai 9 Februari 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jawa Barat (Kampus Ui, Depok)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Universitas indonesia (Prof. Melani Budianta)

Abstract

Plesiran Tempo Doeloe (Old Days Fun Trip), a uniquely indonesian phenomenon started by university students, is raising awareness of colonial times through reenactments and role play. These young peoples eye-catching costumes from the colonial era reimagine a charged period in indonesian history and embrace a complex interplay of race and class relationships. As a Visiting Scholar at the University of indonesia, i will determine how the physical act of wearing past histories creates opportunities for empathy and healing, and create artistic work that engages this dialogue. By profoundly immersing myself in the indonesian culture, i will learn how indonesia navigates the often precarious boundary between its colonial underpinnings and its modern narrative. This project will culminate as a body of drawings, videos, and texts, displayed at the University of indonesia in May 2015. i intend for my work to serve as a visual celebration of empathy, cross-cultural reconciliation, and the endurance of history.



I.2.1. Ms. Sara Bloem

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Baltimore, Maryland, AS, 20 November 1991Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Graduated studentinstitusi (institution) : Rhode island School of Designemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 34 Saint Marks Place, Apartment 2 Brooklyn, NY 11217 United

States of AmericaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 489004892

I.3. History of the Javanese Collection of the ferenc Hopp Museum of Asiatic Arts

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mengeksplorasi dan mengontekstualisasikan koleksi seni Jawa di

Museum Ferenc Hopp Museum dan untuk melacak kembali asal-usulnya

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Kesenian Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 6 (enam) bulan, mulai 7 Mei 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Di Yogyakarta dan Jawa Barat (Kota Bogor, Kab. Bogor, Kota Cirebon

dan Kab. Cirebon)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Universitas Sanata Dharma (Johanes eka Priyatma, M.Sc., Ph.D.)

Abstract

The aim of my research study in indonesia in 2015 is to document and specify the origin of the artworks of the 1-ercnc Hopp Museum’s Javanese collection, consists of wayang pieces mainly. The further aim of my research is to outline the reception of indonesian culture and art in Hungary through the analysis of the Javanese w>>rks of art, preserved in our museums’ collections. in my study it is crucial in maintain the experiences and interpretations of the traditional indonesian concept of art. in Hungary the public collection-, play a considerable role in the development of the cultural reception of indonesia and i strongly believe my research needs the methods of both muscologyatul anthropological ficldwork to get a clear pictvire on this issue.

in general the scientific interest towards the indonesian archipelago in Hungary began relatively late in the 19’h century, As the result of the first significant expedition (so called



Austro-Hungarian Kxpcdition between 1 H6H 1S7)% a vast ethnographiCoBecOOttCettU CO i tuogat] tod was displayed later as the ver\ first occasion where ihc i lungarian public had the opportunity to get a closer idea about indonesian art and culture These objects were collected by |;inosXantus, whose work fundamentally influenced the development of several Hungarian public collections, and they continue to exert a strong influence Qfi scholarly endeavor. i;rom the turn of 19* century we know of several travelogues and articles from indonesia, especially from lava that were published mainly in popular magazines of those tunes. Nevertheless, the following notable event in Hungary to get in touch with the art of the archipelago, occurred m the ierencHopp

I.3.1. Vera Brittig

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Hungaria, 23 Mei 1977Warga Negara (Nationality) : HungariaJabatan (Position) : Curatorinstitusi (institution) : Museum of Fine Arts – Ferenc Hopp Museum of Asiatic Artsemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 1078 Budapest Nefelejcs u. 54.HungaryNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : BC2625739

J. ILMU BAHASA (LINGUISTICS)

J.1. Language and narratives of the past in the flores Sea region

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mendokumentasikan bahasa dan tradisi oral mastarakan Pulau Palu’e

yang terletak di pantai utara Flores serta mempelajari sejarah P. Palu’e dalam konteks regional Laut Flores

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : LinguistikLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 29 Oktober 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : NTT (P. Palu’e, Maumere, Kab. Sikka, ende, Flores Timur, Manggarai,

Manggarai Barat), DKi Jakarta (Arsip Nasional)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Asosiasi Tradisi Lisan (Dr. Pudentia MPSS, MA.)



Abstract

The research will document the language and oral traditions of Palu island, Flores, and historicise the island Palu, in the regional context of the Flores Sea. Palu island will be used as a hub through which a web of historical contacts will be drawn by using the sea as a unifying principle. The method is documentary and comparative, and will make use of audio-recorded interviews gathered from peoples memories and oral traditions. Narratives of the past, especially concerning trade, war and travels, will be gathered from various sources on Palu and Flores. Oral history will be compared with primarily Dutch archival records. What forms the views on the past take will be examined. Do indigenous narratives relate to colonialist and nationalist narratives, and how from a post-colonial point of view? The project will use a linguistically informed dual-use approach by also documenting the local language of Palu with the same tools. Results from the project will be: Articles that contribute to the history of eastern indonesia. Documented material consisting of high quality audio files, field notes and photographs. Transcribed and/or annotated files archived in an secure digital archive. A collection of oral histories and a community oriented dictionary of the Palu language. Training objectives during project: indonesian history, recording and interview techniques, digital archive practice, familiarity with colonial archives, Palu and Dutch language proficiency, project management.

J.1.1. Dr. Hans Stefan Danerek

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : V. Skravlinge (Malmoe, Swe), 26 November 1971Warga Negara (Nationality) : SwediaJabatan (Position) : independent Researcherinstitusi (institution) : Lund Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Skogsallén 13, 31272 SkummeslövsstrandSwedenNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 86145044

J.2. Exploring the Impact of Collaboration between fullbright English Teaching Assistants and Indonesian ESL Teachers on High School Students English-Language Abilities

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari dampak efektifitas program pelajaran bahasa inggris

oleh native speaker terhadap kemampuan berbahasa inggris para siswa SMA



Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : LinguistikLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 3 Agustus 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jakarta, Sulut (Manado), Sulsel (Makassar), Jatim (Malang), Kalbar

(Pontianak), BangkaMitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Kajian Bahasa dan Budaya, Universitas Atmajaya (Dr. Luciana)

Abstract

This research will explore the impact of joint instruction by native-speaking english Teaching Assistants and nonnative-english-speaking teachers on student participation in english as a Foreign Language classrooms in indonesia. its main goal is to examine if two instructors with different linguistic and cultural backgrounds are able to work together to provide students with more time spent speaking and listening to english. By interviewing indonesian high school students, who have an eTA at their school, this article will discuss the students’ perceived benefits of having eTAs work together with indonesian teachers.

J.2.1. Mr. Mark Steven Mock

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Michigan, 26 Oktober 1988Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Graduateinstitusi (institution) : Wayne State Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 42 W Warren Ave Detroit, Mi USA 48202, United States of AmericaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 474390584



K. MUSIKOLOGI (MUSICOLOGY)

K.1. A voice in Bali: Classical Balinese Vocal Techniques and Tembang

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari musik klasik Bali serta teknik vocal dan tembang BaliBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : etnomusikologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 3 Desember 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Bali (iSi, Pengosekan Gianyar, Tunjuk, Tabanan, Batubulan, Munduk,

Buleleng, Sading, Badung)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : institut Seni indonesia (iSi) Denpasar (Desak Made Suarti Laksmi)

Abstract

My proposal for research in indonesia is an immersive study in classical Balinese vocal technique, centered on the vocal practice of tembang. To conduct my study, i plan to affiliate with institut Seni indonesia, Denpasar, where i will study with voice faculty member Professor Desak Suarti Laksmi. My study will involve an intensive study in the vocal production of tembang and the creative process of its performance. With the help of Prof. Laksmi and other faculty at iSi Denpasar, i will record approximately twelve tembang melodies with several variations, create full transcriptions of the melodies, analyze poetic meter and how variations affect the mood and character of the text, and discuss the cultural context in which a particular variation would be performed. With these transcribed melodies, i plan to develop a detailed body of research on tembang, which may be used to develop the practice of traditional Balinese vocal music in the United States.

K.1.1. Ms. Kathrine Mae Harrell

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Florida, 7 Juli 1989Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Studentinstitusi (institution) : Mills Collegeemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 407 Fairmount Avenue, Apt. 108Oakland, CA 94611USANomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 476726292



K.2. Gamelan Gambang: Assessing the Resilience of a Sacred Music

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Memperoleh pemahaman yang lebih mendalam tentang Gamelan

Gampang BaliBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : MusikologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 2 Juli 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Bali (Karangasem, Buleleng, dan Badung)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : iSi Denpasar ( i Made Kartawan S.Sn, M.Si dan i Nyoman Sudiana SS.

Kar., M.Si.)

Abstract

The project involves a study of a rare, vulnerable, and poorly understood music ensemble called gamelan gambang. The aim of the study is to establish a deeper understanding of musical praxis in communities where this ensemble plays a part in ritual life, while simultaneously investigating the extent to which ensembles are still active in Bali. This will lead to an understanding of the ensembles resilience in specific communities while simultaneously assessing its supposed decline. in addition to ethnographic research, throughout the research effort i will also learn to play the music, which will allow me to document the complex musical structures that are generated by the end.

K.2.1. Mr. Jonathan Stuart Adams

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : eugene, 8 April 1983Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Doctoral Studentinstitusi (institution) : University of British Colombiaemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 2096 County Highway 107 Amsterdam, NY 12010 USANomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 452121896



L. PALEO ANTROPOLOGI (PALAEO ANTHROPOLOGY)

L.1. In search of the first hominins: Sedimentology, palaeontology and dating of Pleistocene fossil vertebrate faunas and open occupation sites in flores and Sulawesi

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Melakukan penggalian, survey Geologi dan rekonstruksi lingkungan

deposit PleistoceneBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Paleo AntropologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 12 November 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : NTT (Ngada dan Nage Keo, Kab. Flores) serta Sulawesi Selatan

(Watansoppeng)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Survei Geologi – Badan Geologi eSDM (ir. Agung Pribadi, M.Sc)

Abstract

At present the prevailing model for early hominin evolution and dispersal assumes that the genus Homo originated in Africa at least 2.33 Ma ago and that Homo erectus was the first to disperse into eurasia about 1.71.9 Ma ago; and that the migrants were large-brained and essentially modern in stature and body proportions. However, recent discoveries, especially at Dmanisi in Georgia and Liang Bua on the indonesian island of Flores, indicate how little is known about when hominins first occupied Asia or the species involved. These differences also challenge all key assumptions in the Out of Africa 1 Model. This Project will target the site Mata Menge in the Soa Basin of Flores, where there are well preserved faunal remains associated with evidence of Middle Pleistocene hominin occupation; where distribution of early hominin activities across the basin provides insights into their adaptive behavior. Although there is a long history of research in the basin, we engage in a level of inter-disciplinary investigation and scale of excavation not attempted previously on Flores, and seldom in Southeast Asia.

Furthermore, given evidence on Flores for a Late Pleistocene, endemic species, Homo floresiensis, the discovery of hominin remains from the Soa Basin will have major implications for the evolutionary history of hominins on the island. And, because of the unique circumstances of Flores as a refuge for faunal lineages long extinct elsewhere, the outcome of our research may have paradigm-changing implications for the biogeography of early hominins in Asia, and for ancient dispersal events of hominins out of Africa.



The project will also explore other indonesian islands that may have played a crucial role in the dispersal of hominins from Asia into island Se Asia and beyond, into Australia. We have focused in particular on the large island of Sulawesi, which has been disconnected from the Asian mainland since at least the eocene, and where initial results suggest an early hominin occupation.

in addition, our research aims at unraveling the faunal evolution of Flores and other islands, with particular focus on the elephants and their relatives. excavations at Mata Menge have yielded an unprecedented collection of fossils of Stegodon and other insular animals, that can shed light on the evolutionary processes at work on an island. The rich fossil record on Flores covers a period from more than 1 million years to recent. This allows to investigate in detail a phenomenon called “the island Rule”, which predicts that large mammals (such as elephants) will evolve smaller body sizes and small mammals (such as rodents) becoming larger. This topic is hotly debated in the recent literature, not in the least because it has been argued that Homo floresiensis it self represents an insular dwarf species. The well-dated faunal sequence on Flores offers an unique opportunities to test such models.

L.1.1. Dr. Gerrit Dirk Van Den Bergh

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Rotterdam, 7 Maret 1961Warga Negara (Nationality) : BelandaJabatan (Position) : ARC Research Fellowinstitusi (institution) : University of Wollongongemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : University of Wollongong Northfields AvWollongong, NSW

2522AustraliaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : BMFP93870

L.2. faces of Ancient Indonesia: facial Approximation of Indonesian fossils

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Penelitian tentang pendekatan berbasis bukti yang unik untuk

memperkirakan penampilan wajah manusia, yang sepenuhnya menggabungkan temuan yang kuat dari ilmu-ilmu palaeo-antropologis, arkeologi dan forensik

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Palaeo Antropologi



Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 24 September 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jawa Barat (Bandung: Museum Geologi)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Museum Geologi – Pusat Survei Geologi eSDM (ir. S.R. Sinung Baskoro, MT)

Abstract

The facial appearance given to significant human fossils for display and illustration are very popular, and are a central educational resource within local and international Museums. Unfortunately, these iconic faces either contradict or ignore much of the research, and the skeletal material, they so powerfully represent. This proposal continues the research and development of a uniquely evidence-based approach to approximating human facial appearance, which fully incorporates robust findings from the palaeo-anthropological, archaeological and forensic sciences. The results of this proposal will include, for the first time, collaboratively produced depictions of the faces of indonesian fossils that will be scientifically justified and internationally peer reviewed. it is anticipated that these results will offer the public, and the scientific community, a scientific balance to the more artistic displays that currently represent the faces of ancient indonesia.

L.2.1. Dr. Susan Hayes

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : UK, 5 April 1960Warga Negara (Nationality) : AustraliaJabatan (Position) : Senior Honorary Research Fellowinstitusi (institution) : University of Wollongongemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : University of Wollongong, New South Wales 2522, AustraliaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : N8074923



M. PARIWISATA (TOURISM)

M.1. Waves of Development: The Influence of Surf Tourism on Coastal Bali

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Memahami kriteria yang digunakan oleh wisatawan peselancar untuk

memilih tujuan dan akomodasi ketika berselancar sebagai motivasi utama untuk wisata

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PariwisataLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 5,5 (lima setengah) bulan, mulai 9 Januari 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Bali (Badung, Kuta, Bukit Peninsula, Denpasar)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Universitas Udayana (i Wayan Kastawan)

Abstract

This research is undertaken to understand the criteria that surf tourists use to select a destination and accommodations when surfing is the primary motivation for travel. it also seeks to understand the historical influence that tourism in general, and surf tourism specifically, has had on the coastal development in Bali. i will be collecting information two ways: visiting some government offices and through surveys. i would like to visit various government offices in Denpasar such as the Dinas Tata Kota & Perumahan Pemerintah Kota Denpasar,and Dinas Tata Ruang in order to get maps over the past 50 years that show the development and changing uses of land along the southern coast of Bali. i would like to give surveys to the surf tourists around Kuta and the Bukit peninsula. The questions relate to the criteria that surf tourists use to select a destination and accommodations. The results from the research will inform an architectural design for my thesis project.

M.1.1. Ms. Kristin Ann Pettina

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Pennsylvania, AS, 27 Oktober 1975Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Graduate Studentinstitusi (institution) : University of Hawaii at Manoa - School of Architectureemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 425 ena Rd Apt 604ANomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : Honolulu, Hi 96815



M.2. A Study on Tourism that contributes to Disaster Reconstruction: Roles of the community organizations in Yogyakarta and Surabaya, Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Untuk mempelajari fungsi pariwisata dalam rangka merekontruksi

wilayah bencana dan mengusulkan potensi wilayah tersebut melalui penggambaran keragaman pariwisata di daerah yang dilanda bencana

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PariwisataLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 28 Desember 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kabupaten Sleman - Provinsi Daerah istimewa Yogyakarta, Kabupaten

Sidoarjo - Provinsi Jawa TimurMitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas ilmu Budaya, Universitas Gadjah Mada (Dr. Wiwik Sushartami, M.A.)

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to clarify the functions of tourism for disaster reconstruction and propose its potential through illustrating the emergence of diversity on tourism in disaster-struck areas. Disaster reconstruction has been an important issue in the disaster-prone countries including Japan and there are numerous discussions on valid methodologies for it. However, it is hardly recognized that tourism – a major leisure industry, without saying - could take part in the reconstruction process to play a more significant role. According to the preceding researches, current understanding of tourism in the context of disaster construction seems limited to “dark tourism”, which aims for disaster remembrance. Despite such academic situation, in practice it is observed that disaster reconstruction has been generating new types of tourism different from dark tourism. Volunteer tourism for disaster recovery is an example of it though more noteworthy cases are of a type of tourism that is built based on the resources and connections introduced to the area after the disaster due to its occurrence. This type should have more attention, for it would contribute to the disaster reconstruction through the inevitable participation of local communities.

This study therefore aims to reconsider the functions and potential of tourism in the reconstruction phase of a disaster. For that purpose, it examines three different sample cases of tourism occurred in three disaster-struck areas of indonesia, another disaster-prone country, putting them into the ever-changing social context surrounding them with the special focus on the response of involved communities: how they responded to the events and to the subsequent rise of the touristic demand, utilizing their social capital accumulated through the regular activities of their various community organizations - the legacy of Soeharto administration.



Methods:

Questionnaire survey

interview survey

Analysis of the reports and statistical data that i hope to acquire from the sub-central governments as well as the organizations related to it

M.2.1. Mr. Hikaru Kenchu

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Osaka, 9 Oktober 1986Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : PhD candidateinstitusi (institution) : Graduate School of Tourism, Wakayama Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Corpo Misawa 303, 272,Mukai,Wakayama city Wakayama 640-

8431 JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TH9177951

M.3. Behaviours and Attitudes towards sustainable Tourism in Yogyakarta

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Memahami perilaku dan sikap wisatawan di Yogyakarta dan

memahami permintaan tourism yang berkesinambunganBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PariwisataLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 1 (satu) bulan, mulai 3 Juli 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Yogyakarta (Jl. Malioboro, Candi Borobudur dan Prambanan, Gunung

Merapi, Taman Sari)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Universitas Gajah Mada (i Made Andi Arsana)

Abstract

This thesis seeks to understand the demand for sustainable tourism in Yogyakarta through an assessment of tourist’s perspectives, behaviours and attitudes. The research question for this research is “How, if at all, are the demands for sustainable tourism in Yogyakarta being met?”



in order to answer this question, the following aims have been outlined for the research

1. To document what motivates tourists to visit Yogyakarta2. To explore the behaviours of tourists in Yogyakarta3. To examine the attitudes of tourists towards sustainable tourism4. To analyse if the needs of tourists, based on their motivations, behaviours and attitudes are

being satisfied

M.3.1. Ms. Caitlin Rebecca Holford

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Canberra, 20 September 1993Warga Negara (Nationality) : AustraliaJabatan (Position) : Undergraduate Studentinstitusi (institution) : University of Queenslandemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 3/30 Rokeby Terrace, Taringa, Queensland, 4068 AustraliaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : N7991892

N. PERENCANAN KOTA (URBAN PLANNING)

N.1. Recentering the city: Metropolitan Governance in Decentralized Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Meneliti pelaksanaan tata ruang perkotaan nasional sesuai UU Nomor

26/2007 di indonesiaBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Perencanaan dan Pengembangan KotaLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 10 (sepuluh) bulan, mulai 4 September 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jabar (Bandung), Yogyakarta, Kaltim (Balikpapan)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Sekolah Arsitektur, Perencanaan, dan Pengembangan Kebijakan-iTB

(Tubagus Furqon Sofhani)

Abstract

This research will examine the implementation of the National Spatial Planning Law number 26/2007 in indonesia. This law is the first to expand earlier decentralization reforms to include spatial planning. Thus, for the first time, local leaders have the authority to plan their own



communities. At the same time, however, urban growth continues at a high rate, transforming cities into metropolitan regions, and requiring more and more local political units to cooperate on planning within a regional framework. Therefore, it is important to see how this transition has been handled.

N.1.1. Mr. Timothy Daniel Ravis

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Amerika, 28 Februari 1988Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Graduate Studentinstitusi (institution) : University of Connecticutemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 73 Water Street South Glastonbury, CT 06073USANomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 477037563

O. SEJARAH (HISTORY)

O.1. Search and Recovery of Unaccounted for American Service Personnel from World War II

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mencari dan mengidentifikasi kerangka jenazah mantan tentara

Amerika Serikat dalam Perang Dunia iiBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : SejarahLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 31 Agustus 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sulawesi Selatan (Arsip Daerah)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Sejarah – TNi (Letkol Caj P. Hasibuan)

Abstract

The Joint POW/MiA Accounting Command (JPAC), a United States government organization, conducts global search, recover)’, and laboratory operations to identify unaccounted-for Americans from past military conflicts. JPAC assesses that there are approximately 1,891 missing Americans from World War ii who either died or were killed in action in indonesia. With the support of the indonesian Government and the citizens of indonesia, JPAC proposes to conduct



collaborative historical research in order to locate the remains of missing military personnel from World War ii. When the sites where the remains of the missing are located, archaeological and anthropological techniques are employed to recover the remains of the missing U.S. service members. After recovery of the remains and with approval of the indonesian Government, the remains will be repatriated to the Central identification Laboratory to determine the identification of the remains.

During World War ii the Japanese military invaded indonesia to secure the natural resources there in order to support their war strategy. By March 1942 the Japanese gained control of indonesia. Between March 1942 and April 1944, there was limited combat involving American forces on the indonesian islands. As a part of the American strategy to liberate the Philippines and secure the Pacific, American military forces secured various islands and coastal towns in West Papua as well as other islands in indonesia. This allowed the Allies to have access to valuable airstrips in the Pacific.1 By July of 1945 the Americans and Allied forces had fought several successful battles against the Japanese forces in indonesia.

The American Graves Registration Service (AGRS), which was a part of the U.S. Army Quartermaster division, was responsible for collecting, identifying, and repatriating the bodies of U.S. service members who died overseas. in 1946, the AGRS sent teams to indonesia to recover bodies and/or remains. Over the next few years, teams performed recovery operations in several areas of indonesia including Sulawesi, Kalimantan, Sumatra, Borneo, and Java. The AGRS terminated their recovery missions in indonesia in May of i949.2 The AGRS was not able to recover all of the unaccounted-for American service members in indonesia.

O.1.1. Ms. Wendy Marlene Coble, M.A.

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : North Carolina, 23 April 1968Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : Joint POW MiA Account Command JPAC / DPAAemail (email) : -Alamat (Address) : 310 Worchester Ave., Bldg 45 Joint Base Pearl Harbor Hickam Hi

96853-5530Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 821401551



O.2. The Making of a Transnational Middle Class: Migration, Mobility and the Mandailing family in British Malaya and the Dutch East Indies, 1800-1942

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Meneliti jalur ekonomi yang ditempuh pendatang Mandailing saat

mereka pindah dari kampung halaman merekaBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : SejarahLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 25 Mei 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : DKi Jakarta, Sumatera Utara (Medan, Tapanuli Selatan), Sumatera Barat

(Padangpanjang)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Universitas Katolik indonesia Atma Jaya (Prof drg. etty indriati, PhD)

Abstract

Little scholarly attention has been focused on indigenous mercantile groups, particularly during the transition into the colonial period. Were these groups economic or cultural brokers and how did their identities change over time? Such literature that does exist often depicts them as being gradually squeezed out by Chinese and Arab mercantile groups, retreating into agricultural land-based subsistence. even less attention has been paid to women in this group, partly due to the lack of sources and partly due to their invisibility in the economic and political landscape of these colonies. Yet, as much work on pre-colonial Southeast Asian societies demonstrates, women had traditionally played an important economic role, particularly in trade, and their experience during the transition from traditional to modern economies has yet to be analyzed. My proposed research addresses these gaps by examining the processes of regional and cross-province migrations among the Mandailing ethnic group from the time before the Padri Wars of the early 19th century to the late colonial period and World War Two. From their homeland based in South Tapanuli, Sumatra, Mandailings have continuously ventured to other parts of Sumatra and to Malaya for a variety of economic, political and social reasons. engaged in commercial activities such as tin mining and trade, this group is an example of those Joel Kahn (2006) terms Other Malays whose experience ran against the sedentary village agriculturalist depiction of traditional Malay society. However, his categorization of Mandailing as Malay is itself problematic, as a comparison between Mandailings in indonesia and the Mandailings in Malaysia shows. in indonesia, Mandailings were placed under the category of Batak: a term that Dutch colonial authorities used to encapsulate many disparate groups in the highlands of North Sumatran highlands. Batak contrasted markedly with the Malays in Sumatra is lowland, coastal region.



With a fluid, polysemous identity that defied colonial categorizations and economic stereoptyping, Mandailing movements in this period, thus, provide a window into the struggles and shifting identities of indigenous Malayan-Sumatran families who moved to find and define a better life. Crucial to these struggles are new networks they formed which cut across state boundaries through the processes of rural-urban migration, economic linkages, marriage and education and which were also shaped by gendered as well as generational factors. i will be using family and local histories to research the economic pathways that Mandailing migrants undertook as they moved away from their homeland, anchoring each pathway to the experience of several generations of two families. The first family - that of Raja Asal - migrated from South Tapanuli, Sumatra and traveled through Malaya before finally settling in Perak (Malaya) to found a tin mining settlement and a line of village administrators. Subsequent generations settled in other parts of Malaya, with some traveling to the Middle east and back. The second family - whose descendants include indonesia is second and only Christian Prime Minister, Amir Sjarifuddin - migrated in a cross-province manner within indonesia, with a first generation moving from South Tapanuli to the Deli region in Sumatra and subsequent generations moving from Sumatra to Java and later on, to the Netherlands and back. each generation produced its own groups of pioneers in various occupations. This attention to the family unit can help to bring out the lived experiences of men, women and children during these migrations. These mobility pathways i will be looking at are:

(a) Mercantilism and industry (b) Administrative and civil service (c) Marriage and assimilation (d) education (e) Journalism and the print industry(f ) Spiritual journeys (g) Political activism

Beginning this study in 1800, before Dutch rule resumed in Java in 1816 and before the imposition of direct British and Dutch rule in Malaya and Sumatra allows for a comparative, multi-era and cross-border analysis that covers a range of pathways for movements. The family papers, censuses, newspapers and literary works used as sources will also be a jumping off point to start a network analysis of these migrants and explore their inter-ethnic and gendered connections.



O.2.1. Ms. faizah Binte Zakaria

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Singapura, 28 September 1980Warga Negara (Nationality) : SingapuraJabatan (Position) : PhD Candidateinstitusi (institution) : Yale Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Blk 511, Bukit Batok St. 52, #07-199, Singapore 650511 SingaporeNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : e2461199H

O.3. The federation of Islamic Organizations in the Early Twentieth Century: Majlis Islam A’laa Indonesia (MIAI) and Majlis Syuro Muslimin Indonesia (Masyumi)

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Memahami bagaimana perintis Muslim indonesia membangun

kerjasama dengan kelompok Muslim indonesia lainnya pada awal abad 20, dengan fokus pada federasi organisasi-organisasi islam seperti Majlis islam A’laa indonesia (MiAi) dan Majlis Syuro Muslimin indonesia (Masyumi)

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : SejarahLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 28 September 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Yogyakarta (Universitas Gadja Mada, Kantor Pimpinan Pusat

Muhammadiyah), Jakarta (Perpustakaan Nasional Republik indonesia (PNRi), Arsip Nasional, Lembaga ilmu Pengetahuan indonesia (LiPi)), Malang (Universitas Muhammadiyah Malang)

Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Universitas Gadjah Mada (Dr. Sri Margana)

Abstract

The purpose of this research is to understand and revaluate how the crescent of indonesian Muslims developed through the cooperative activities among indonesian Muslims in the early twentieth century, by focusing on the federation of islamic organizations, such as Majlis islam Alaa indonesia (MiAi) and Majlis Syuro Muslimin indonesia (Masyumi), not on a particular islamic organization.



O.3.1. Mr. Keita Tosabayashi

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Hokkaido, 9 Oktober 1981Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : PhD Candidateinstitusi (institution) : Waseda Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 1-15-22-617, Minami-ikebukuro, Toshima-ku, Tokyo, 171-0022,

JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TK9127766

O.4. Historical Transformations of the Malay Kingdom in West Kalimantan

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari pelestarian budaya melayu di Kalimantan BaratBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : SejarahLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 1 Oktober 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : DKi Jakarta dan Kalimantan BaratMitra Kerja(Counterpart) : PSDR – LiPi (Prof. Dr. Yekti Maunati, MA.)

Abstract

i plan to research historical transformations of Malay Kingdoms and Malay culture in West Kalimantan. There were many small Malay kingdoms in West Kalimantan. However, their historical relations and transformations have not been investigated enough. i plan to clarify history of Malay kingdoms and culture of Malay people in West Kalimantan by focusing the following points. Firstly, i am going to investigate historical relationship between these Malay kingdoms. To clarify historical transformations of these kingdoms, i am going to conduct bibliographic survey. Secondly, i would like to investigate the historical relationship of these Malay kingdoms.i plan to conduct both bibliographic survey and participant observation to clarify the relationships. Thirdly, i would like to research Malay culture, such as ritual practices andmarriage alliance and compare Malay culture in West Kalimantan with that of other Malay Kingdoms in other areas, such as South Kalimantan, North Kalimantan and east Kalimantan. i am going to conduct participant observation to record and analyze the Malay culture in West Kalimantan.



Above is the abstract of my research proposal. i am sure that my research is going to contribute to preservation of Malay culture in West Kalimantan and promote Malay studies in indonesia.

O.4.1. Mr. Kaoru Nishijima

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Fukuoka, Jepang, 7 April 1988Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : PhD Studentinstitusi (institution) : Graduate School of Asian and African Studies, Kyoto Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 102, Royal House Aoi, 15-1, Nishi-takagi-cho, Shimogamo Sakyo-

ku, Kyoto City, JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TK7268742

O.5. Reconstructing the past through languages of the present: the Lesser Sunda Islands

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari sejarah bahasa Papua dan interaksinya dengan

AustronesianBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Sejarah LingusitikLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 1 April 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : NTT (Flores Timur, Solor, Lomblen, Adonara, Pantar, Alor)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Lembaga Penelitian Universitas Kristen Artha Wacana (ir. Andreas i.

Medan, MP), P2KK-LiPi (Prof. Dr. Johanis Haba)

Abstract

in areas without written historical records, where archaeological and ethnographic data are absent or sparse, language forms the backbone of our understanding of socio-cultural history. This project investigates one such region, in eastern indonesia. What can languages spoken in the Lesser Sunda islands today tell us about the histories of its various population groups? Answering this question requires a novel, productive conjunction of the study of language contact, language history, and language structure. Our methodology includes quantitative cross-validation of qualitative research, and careful control of structural variables that is uniquely possible in the Lesser Sundas.



Through synchronic language data, we trace the socio-cultural history of population groups on Flores, Pantar, and Alor. The Principal investigator’s component studies linguistic traces of cultural contact and migration across the region, in kinship terminology, place names, and ritual language. Kinship terms may, for instance, change in shape or meaning due to contact; place names link groups to locations; and similar ritual lexicon points to common heritage. Combining this data with non-linguistic information geographical, socio-political, cultural (e.g. significance of artifacts such as bronze drums, presence or absence of weaving technology) allows reconstruction of earlier social networks and group migrations. We combine these findings with case studies on contact between Papuan and Austronesian languages, focusing on change and retention in both words and grammar, in three settings varying in contact intensity, language status, direction and time-depth. We study both contemporary change and traces of ancient contact. Qualitative data, comparisons, and historical scenarios are cross-validated with quantitative methods. in sum, the overall project design truly breaks new ground. The investigation will show which social circumstances and types of contact lead to which patterns of change. As such, it will refine (probabilistic) constraints on contact-induced transfer, and advance insight into the various changes that occur in contact between typologically different languages. This is of high theoretical and methodological relevance, locally and elsewhere in the world: it will facilitate the distinction of vertically and horizontally transmitted language features, and expand the scope and reliability of linguistic findings for reconstructing the socio-cultural past. As such, this project will facilitate pioneering research in the region in related disciplines, especially archeology, history, and ethnography.

O.5.1. Ms. Hanna Lotte Anneliese fricke

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Jerman, 16 Juni 1987Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : PhD Candidateinstitusi (institution) : Leiden University Centre for Linguisticsemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Van der Werfstraat 23h 2312 VS Leiden The NetherlandsNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C9F00PG9W



O.6. Developing the nation: a social history of the Indonesian Revolution

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari interaksi pihak Belanda dan indonesia pada periode 1945

- 1949 yang membentuk gerakan revolusi indonesiaBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : SejarahLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 4 (empat) bulan, mulai 27 Maret 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Yogyakarta dan DKi JakartaMitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas ilmu Budaya Universitas Gajah Mada (Prof. Dr. Bambang

Purwanto)

Abstract

The research that i propose here is a continuation of my PhD project, entitled ‘Negotiating europeanness: europeanness in colonial indonesia, 1910-1942’, for which i previously did research in indonesian archives in 2011 and 2012, made possible with a foreign research permit from the Ministry of Reseearch and Technology. in my new research, i want to study the social history of the indonesian Revolution.

Much has been written about the indonesian Revolution. But much of the analysis focuses primarily on the political or military level. What is much less studied is the social dimension of the indonesian National Revolution: what ordinary people did, how they experienced the revolution, and how they participated in the changes going on around them. in this study, it is my intention to explore the experiences from both Dutch and indonesian actors in the period between 1945 and 1949 in parallel, because it is the interaction between them that shaped the indonesian Revolution. it is necessary to take into account the changes for ordinary people, not only because the indonesian Revolution was in many ways a ‘people’s revolution’, but also because it tells us something about the changed mentality and experiences with which indonesia entered its independent existence. Only if we analyse the changes wrought in the years of the revolution can we truly understand the way indonesia developed in the following decades up to this day.

in practical terms, of course, a social history is a very wide subject - it in fact potentially includes the lives of all people. To make such a research project practically possible, i intend to work with case studies in various towns and villages, to see how people lived, behaved, and reacted. The study will look at the interactions in these localities between the people, local government organizations, national government bodies, state organizations, and civil society organizations.



O.6.1. Dr. Bart Willem Luttikhuis

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Goes, Belanda, 24 Juni 1985Warga Negara (Nationality) : BelandaJabatan (Position) : Associate Professor of Anthropologyinstitusi (institution) : KiTLV / Royal Netherlands institute of Southeast Asian and

Caribbean Studiesemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Lange Nieuwstraat 1bis 3512PA Utrecht The NetherlandsNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C9F00PG9W

O.7. Diasporic Dharma: Buddhism and Modernity across the South China Sea

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari Buddhisme Tiongkok di Asia Tenggara dan kaitannya

dengan dinamika sirkulasi agama di era modernisasi dan globaliasi Buddhisme Tiongkok di abad ke-20

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : SejarahLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 4 (empat) bulan, mulai 26 Januari 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : JakartaMitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Suluh Nusantara (Muhammad Chozin), dan Pusat Penelitian

Kemasyarakatan dan Kebudayaan LiPi (Prof. Dr. endang Turmudi, MA)

Abstract

My dissertation aims to examine Chinese Buddhism in insular Southeast Asia a missing link in the historiography of Chinese Buddhism, Chinese diaspora studies, and Southeast Asia and inquire into the dynamics of transnational religious circulations in the modernization and globalization of Chinese Buddhism in the twentieth century. in doing so, the project has two aims. The first is to contribute to the recent literature that critiques the colonial/western transformation model in the study of Buddhism and modernity in Asian societies, and reveal that overseas Chinese monks not only contributed to the creation of a hybrid Buddhist modernism, but also in making Southeast Asia a new center for Chinese Buddhism. My research will focus primarily on the maritime Southeast Asian states of indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore. The second is to bring religion into the study of Chinese diasporic networks and reveal that trans-Asian Buddhist networks enabled monks in the diaspora to reconceptualize Buddhist ideas and reconfigure



Buddhist modernity in Southeast Asia. My dissertation seeks to position these Buddhist diasporic ties against the broader context of Chinese migration to Southeast Asia, the Buddhist reform movement in Republican China (1912-1949), the Second World War, the emergence of Communist mainland China in 1949, and decolonization and nation-building in Southeast Asia.

i will investigate the transnational religious careers of three eminent monks Chuk Mor (Zhumo, 1913-2002), Yen Pei (Yanpei, 1917-1996), and Ashin Jinarakkhita (Tizheng, 1923- 2002) who were instrumental in the movements, exchanges, and innovation of Buddhist knowledge and institutions in the Chinese diaspora. Biographies of each of these eminent migrant monks in english are long overdue, but the focus of this dissertation is not solely biographical. Rather, i will explore how their cosmopolitan outlook cultivated through their travel, diasporic experience in Southeast Asia, and interactions with the colonial and post-colonial state contributed to the emergence of modern Chinese Buddhism in the diaspora. My research into the transnational religious activities of these three monks is propelled by three questions. First, how did Chinese migration contribute to the emergence of trans-Asian Buddhist networks, and how did these connections play a role in the circulations of religious ideas, people, and resources within and without maritime Southeast Asia? Second, how did diasporic monks transform Chinese Buddhism and contribute to the process of Buddhist modernization and globalization? Third, how can the study of Buddhist modernity contribute to the understanding of complex issues surrounding diasporic identity, nationalism, and decolonization in Southeast Asia?

i argue that these diasporic monks, who were cosmopolitan geniuses in the transnational religious circuits, drew upon Buddhist knowledge to Buddhicize modern principles and new imported discourses in the Chinese diaspora and made maritime Southeast Asia a new center for Chinese Buddhism. By cosmopolitan geniuses, i mean to imply that migrant monks, with their global outlook as a result of their diasporic ventures, were active agents in selectively adapting and adopting modern and newly imported ideas to fit Buddhist thought and practice. i will also reveal the role that overseas Chinese played in laying the critical foundation for the recent Buddhist revival in the post-Mao period. By illustrating the complex histories of the relationships between migratory circulations and religious modernity, my research will engage with and contribute to the literatures on Chinese Buddhism, Southeast Asian history, Chinese history, Buddhist modernity, and Chinese diasporic networks.



O.7.1. Mr. Chia Meng Tat

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Singapura, 21 Juli 1982Warga Negara (Nationality) : SingapuraJabatan (Position) : PhD Candidateinstitusi (institution) : Cornell Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 103B Depot Road, #04-535, Singapore 102103Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : e4694949F

O.8. Dutch Colonial Propaganda Towards the Indonesian Population: Recruitment and failed Hearts & Minds

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Menganalisa bagaimana Belanda berhasil membuat indonesia bekerja

untuk mereka selama periode paska kolonialismeBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : SejarahLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 3 (tiga) bulan, mulai 2 Juli 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : DKi Jakarta (Arsip Nasional indonesia dan Perpustakaan Nasional)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Universitas Gadjah Mada (Prof. Bambang Purwanto)

Abstract

When the Dutch authorities tried to regain the former colony of the Netherlands east indies after the Japanese Occupation in August 1945, they found everything had drastically changed. To begin with, the country had been ravaged by the predatory economic system employed by the Japanese. More importantly, the Republik indonesia had declared independence and its leaders had successfully managed to build up a functioning government that tried to administer among the ruins that the Japanese had left in their wake. Thirdly, the pemuda (literally, youth pledge), a politically-aware youth movement, had sprung up in indonesia that was willing to contest the return of the Dutch together with the Republic. These three elements together were interpreted by the Netherlands in such a way that its returning civilians and military authorities thought they could and should rule over indonesia once again.

Consequently, the Dutch authorities acted arrogantly, refusing to truly speak to the Republic’s representatives. eventually, the Dutch were forced to negotiate—partly through international pressure—as they recognized that the Republic would not be intimidated. This resulted in the



Linggadjati Agreement of March 1947, which granted the Republic de facto sovereignty over Java, Sumatra and Madura. it seems, however, the Dutch simply saw “Linggadjati” as a means to gain time, as evinced by the First Police Action—or AgresiMiliterBelanda—in the summer of 1947. While the Dutch enlarged the areas they had controlled mainly on Java and to a smaller degree in Sumatra, the Police Action (in itself a misnomer as the action was a violent attempt at subjugation) set in motion a chain of events that inexorably lead to the downfall of the Dutch. To begin with, the Police Action initiated a string of political agreements that were not followed to the letter. Only in 1949, with the Van Rooyen-Rum Agreement after a second Police Action, did the Dutch truly negotiate their end of empire. From a military perspective—and it is this component which forced the Dutch, again under international pressures, to negotiate—the first Police Action galvanised indonesian resistance against the Dutch authorities. The incursion into what had been officially recognised as Republican territory not only forced the Republican Army, the Tentara Nasional indonesia to defend itself by all means possible; it also forced the people into open resistance against the Dutch, as well.

it was this latter element, that the indonesian people felt subjugated by the Dutch and supported the Republic, the Dutch authorities both in Batavia and The Hague never understood. instead of coming to terms with the reality that their time in indonesia was up, Dutch authorities chose a forceful approach to the conflict, taking a path that would lead them to coercive, violent methods. in terms of the peace agreements, it meant that the Dutch could not negotiate honestly, choosing to adopt delaying tactics. The military continued to take forceful action against what they called bandits or terrorists in the territories it tried to control on Java, Sumatra and the other islands.

O.8.1. Mr. Roel frakking

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Weststellingwerf, Belanda, 14 Oktober 1980Warga Negara (Nationality) : BelandaJabatan (Position) : PhD Candidateinstitusi (institution) : european University institute, Florence, italyemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Anne Franklaan 166 NetherlandsNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : NPJFDJD25



O.9. Search and Recovery of Unaccounted for American Service Personnel from World War II


Amerika Serikat dalam Perang Dunia iiBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : SejarahLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 31 Agustus 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sulawesi Selatan (Arsip Daerah)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Sejarah – TNi (Letkol Caj P. Hasibuan)

Abstract

Global search, recovery, and laboratory operations to identify unaccounted for Americans from past conflicts in order to support the Department of Defense personnel accounting efforts. DPAA assesses that there are 1,891 Americans missing in indonesia who died or were killed in action during World War ii, With the support of the people and Government of indonesia, DPAA desires to conduct collaborative historical research in order to locate the remains of missing military personnel. Upon locating the sites of potential U.S. human remains, employ archaelogical and anthropological techniques to recover the remains. After recovery of the remains and with the approval of the indonesian Government, repatriate the remains to the DPAA Laboratory to determine identification of individual remains.

O.9.1. Mr. Todd Christopher Kelly

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Ohio, 25 November 1969Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Southeast Asia Case Officerinstitusi (institution) : Defense POW/MiA Accounting Agencyemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Defense POW/MiA Accounting Agency, Arlington, VANomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 820867861



O.10. Public History in Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari bagaimana sejarah masyarakat didokumentasikan,

diarsipkan dan dinarasikanBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : SejarahLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 4 Maret 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : DKi Jakarta dan YogyakartaMitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Center for Southeast Asian Studies, indonesia (Yosef Djakababa)

Abstract

For nations and communities a key component of identity and belonging is found in histories of place and group. indonesia’s incredible diversity and strong sense of national identity as well as recent political and social transformations make it an ideal site for understanding the complexity of how local and national history narrating projects intersect. Public history refers to work done by amateur and professional historians that is designed to be engaged in a participatory manner by non-academic audiences (Liddington 2002). Public history is a growing field of academic discussion in the United States and europe, but scholarly work rarely considers the myriad historical initiatives that are taking place around the world. This research explores how public histories are documented, archived, narrated, and how and where these narratives enter public discourses in present day indonesia. This project has two objectives:

To examine how public histories are documented, archived, narrated.

To map how and where historical narratives enter public discourses in present day indonesia.

O.10.1. Ms.Elizabeth frances Drexler

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : illinois, AS, 17 September 1968Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Associate Professor, Anthropology and Director Peace and

Justice Studiesinstitusi (institution) : Michigan State Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Baker Hall, Room 326, 655 Auditorium DriveNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : Michigan State University



O.11. Reconstructing the past through languages of the present: the Lesser Sunda Islands

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari sejarah bahasa Papua dan interaksinya dengan

AustronesianBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Sejarah Bahasa PapuaLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 20 April 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : NTT (Flores Timur, Solor, Lomblen, Adonara, Pantar, Alor)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Lembaga Penelitian Universitas Kristen Artha Wacana (ir.

Andreas i. Medan, MP), P2KK-LiPi (Prof. Dr. Johanis Haba)

Abstract

in areas without written historical records, where archaeological and ethnographic data are absent or sparse, language forms the backbone of our understanding of socio-cultural history. This project investigates one such region, in eastern indonesia. What can languages spoken in the Lesser Sunda islands today tell us about the histories of its various population groups? Answering this question requires a novel, productive conjunction of the study of language contact, language history, and language structure. Our methodology includes quantitative cross-validation of qualitative research, and careful control of structural variables that is uniquely possible in the Lesser Sundas.

Through synchronic language data, we trace the socio-cultural history of population groups on Flores, Pantar, and Alor. The Principal investigators component studies linguistic traces of cultural contact and migration across the region, in kinship terminology, place names, and ritual language. Kinship terms may, for instance, change in shape or meaning due to contact; place names link groups to locations; and similar ritual lexicon points to common heritage. Combining this data with non-linguistic information geographical, socio-political, cultural (e.g. significance of artifacts such as bronze drums, presence or absence of weaving technology) allows reconstruction of earlier social networks and group migrations. We combine these findings with case studies on contact between Papuan and Austronesian languages, focusing on change and retention in both words and grammar, in three settings varying in contact intensity, language status, direction and time-depth. We study both contemporary change and traces of ancient contact. Qualitative data, comparisons, and historical scenarios are cross-validated with quantitative methods. in sum, the overall project design truly breaks new ground.



The investigation will show which social circumstances and types of contact lead to which patterns of change. As such, it will refine (probabilistic) constraints on contact-induced transfer, and advance insight into the various changes that occur in contact between typologically different languages. This is of high theoretical and methodological relevance, locally and elsewhere in the world: it will facilitate the distinction of vertically and horizontally transmitted language features, and expand the scope and reliability of linguistic findings for reconstructing the socio-cultural past. As such, this project will facilitate pioneering research in the region in related disciplines, especially archeology, history, and ethnography.The Lesser Sundas offer a unique laboratory for this research. The project is urgent, as all the languages in question will soon become extinct, and essential data for linguistic theory and socio-cultural history will disappear.

O.11.1. Mr. George Saad

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Marousi, Yunani, 30 September 1989Warga Negara (Nationality) : YunaniJabatan (Position) : PhD Candidateinstitusi (institution) : Leiden University Centre for Linguisticsemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Van Woustraat 99, 1074AG AmsterdamNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : Ai4471643

O.12 The Sriwijaya Empire: Lost, found, and Re-imagined

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Meneliti bagaimana para nasionalis indonesia memandang kerajaan

sriwijaya dan menuangkannya di dalam karya-karya sastra seperti pidato, novel dan artikel

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : SejarahLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 2 (dua) bulan, mulai 31 Agustus 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : D.i Yogyakarta (UGM)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas ilmu Budaya UGM (Sri Margana)



Abstract

i am examining how early indonesian nationalists used the idea of pre-Dutch indonesian empires to forge a modern indonesian national identity. in particular i am interested in how indonesian nationalist leaders—such as Sukarno, Hatta, Yamin as well as others—referenced the Sriwijaya empire. Much less information was known about the Sriwijawa than the Majapahit, but this did not stop indonesian nationalists from frequently incorporating it into articles and speeches. Although little was known about the Sriwijaya it played a useful role for nationalist leaders, because the empire was based on Sumatra and not on Java. Thus, nationalist leaders could use the Sriwijaya empire to reference indonesia’s rich past without appearing ethno-centric. My research will thus explore the particular use the Sriwijaya had in unlocking discussions of the pre-Dutch past. This research will lead to a fuller understanding of indonesian nationalism in an attempt to unify and connect early indonesian history with modern indonesian history..

O.12.1. Mr. Jonathan Mensch Emont

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : New York City, 27 Agustus 1990Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Studentinstitusi (institution) : Swathmore Collegeemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 3147 Broadway Avenue, Apt. 4 New York 10027, USANomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 505864626

O.13 Search and Recovery of Unaccounted for American Service Personnel from World War II


Amerika Serikat dalam Perang Dunia iiBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : SejarahLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 31 Agustus 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sulawesi Selatan (Arsip Daerah)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Sejarah – TNi (Letkol Caj P. Hasibuan)



Abstract

The Joint POW/MiA Accounting Command (JPAC) conducts global search, recovery, and laboratory operations to identify unaccounted for Americans from past conflicts in order to support the Department of Defense personnel accounting efforts. JPAC assesses that there are 1,891 Americans missing in indonesia who died or were killed in action during World War ii. With the support of the people and Government of indonesia, JPAC desires to conduct collaborative historical research in order to locate the remains of missing military personnel. Upon locating the sites of potential U.S. human remains, employ archaelogical and anthropological techniques to recover the remains. After recovery of the remains and with the approval of the indonesian Government, repatriate the remains to the JPAC Central identification Laboratory to determine identification of individual remains.

O.13.1. Ms. Wendy Marlene Coble, M.A.

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : North Carolina, 23 April 1968Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : Joint POW MiA Account Command JPAC / DPAAemail (email) : -Alamat (Address) : 310 Worchester Ave., Bldg 45 Joint Base Pearl Harbor Hickam Hi

96853-5530Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 821401551

P. SOSIOLOGI (SOCIOLOGY)

P.1. Public Space in the Unplanned City: An Analysis of Jakarta’s Spatial Politics

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Memprofil ruang publik kota Jakarta dan memahami maknanya

dengan lebih luasBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Sosiologi PerkotaanLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 2 November 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : DKi Jakarta, Bandung, Yogyakarta, dan SurabayaMitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas ilmu Pengetahuan Budaya – Ui (Manneke Budiman, Ph.D)



Abstract

The research seeks to learn about how street-based youth in Jakarta and/or Yogyakarta perform and construct their identities in various situations and contexts. it will focus on how youth identify and categorize themselves, and how they are categorized by others in their social groups. More clearly, the research is interested to know how youth show the world their identities, and how this may change depending on the place and/or who is present.

The following qualitative methods will be used: Participant Observation, Community Mapping, Unstructured interviews, and Unstructured Small Group Discussions. Selection criteria for participants are: youth between the ages of 15 and 24; who are working in informal, street-based work and/or living on the street (in this case the definition of street-based). The findings from the research will be used to write a doctoral thesis.

The purpose of this research is to contribute to the global literature on identity in youth studies, by describing the experiences of some street-based youth in indonesia. it will examine if street-based youths’ situation makes them perform identities in different ways than indonesian youth in other life circumstances. Studies using my theoretical approach have been done in Mexico, but have seldom been done in indonesia. Additionally, it is hoped that this research may have findings that are useful to social welfare programs’ ability reach youth.

P.1.1. Mr. Braden Scott Bernards

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Oregon, 22 Januari 1993Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Studentinstitusi (institution) : Pitzer Collegeemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 8600 SW White Pine LanePortland, Oregon, 97225 USANomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 502194243

P.1.2. Mr. Paul Joseph Kellner

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : AS, 14 Januari 1983Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : D.Phil. Studentinstitusi (institution) : University of Oxford Department of international Developmentemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 3 Mansfield RoadOxford OX1 3TB United KingdomNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 468229990



P.2. The sustainable Social System for Making Development Organization

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Menjelaskan hubungan beberapa kelompok tani coklat di Desa Tuyog

yang memiliki hubungan kerja tradisional dan dampak desentralisasi pembangunan daerah

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Sosiologi Masyarakat DesaLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai S28 September 2015 (month, starting

from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Long Tuyoq, Long Pahangai, Mahakam Ulu, Kalimantan TimurMitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Universitas Mulawarman (Dr. Fadjar Pambudhi)

Abstract

Long Tuyoq village located in Ulu Mahakam district of east Kalimantan have been kept the traditional working system based on gotong royong or a type of cooperation among the workers that is established through familial or territorial relationships. Similarly, different kinds of other organizations such as farmer groups are created with the introduction of new commercial products. There are three farmer groups in Long Tuyoq and now, all of them are working on cacao harvesting under the program a long government program called Develoment and improvement of Farmland Production (Pengembangan dan Peningkatan Produksi Perkebunan) from 2014. The cultivation of cacao might lead to the possibility of changes in the villagers lifestyles. Cacaos long-term harvesting would potentially give farmers the ability to build larger houses by their farmland. Furthermore, many of the villagers have been trying to shift their land for agriculture cultivation from the riverside to the roadside after the construction of a major road that started in 2013. in my last research trip, i found that the farming system and area of the farmlands had been changing and that the villagers seemed to be adapting to these trends.

The main objective of this research is to clarify the mechanism of organizations from inside the village society, a task that is difficult to do by the project implementers, which have been regarded to have an outsider view of the area. in order to understand the organizations of Long Tuyoq village, i have to look at the traditional working system and current working systems of farmer groups Furthermore, to clarify this relationship, it is a key to analyze how farmer groups have been incorporated into the traditional working systems and at the same time how they have changed their schemes in order to match with the needs of the farmer groups. The second objective of this study is to examine the effect and influence of the cacao project of the Long Tuyoq village. Finally, i would like to determine whether the Long Tuyoq village has an effective, adequate and sustainable system in creating organizations.



P.2.1. Ms. Naoko Takata

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Hiroshima, 20 Oktober 1991Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Master Courseinstitusi (institution) : The University of Tokyoemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 301, 1-6-7, Nakazato, Kita-ku,114-0015, Tokyo, JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TK7450353

P.3. Churches as Agents in Sustainable Development Projects: The Case of Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari bagaimana konsep pembangunan berkelanjutan

melebur dengan proyek yang diselenggarakan oleh gerejaBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Sosiologi AgamaLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 22 Juli 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sulawesi Utara (Manado, Bitung, Tomohon, Kab. Minahasa, Minahasa

Utara, Minahasa Selatan, Minahasa Tenggara, Kep. Sangihe, Kep. Talaud), Gorontalo (Kota Gorontalo), Sulawesi Tengah (Kota Palu, Tentena, Luwuk), Sulawesi Selatan (Tanah Toraja), Maluku Utara (Kota Ternate, Halmahera/Tobelo), Papua (Kota Jayapura), DKi Jakarta (Jakarta Pusat), Jawa Barat (Kota Bandung)

Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas ilmu Sosial dan Politik Universitas ‘Sam Ratulangi’ (Drs. Philep

Morse Regar, Msi)

Abstract

Research on Churches as agents in development projects has been a blind spot or even a taboo (Van Beek 2000) in research about development until very recently. Addressing specifically the role of the Churches in sustainable development (SD), this project aims at demonstrating that the contribution of the Churches in the historical configuration and the ongoing reconfiguration of that concept has been under-estimated so far.

Since the 1990s, the concept of SD has been established as a strategic paradigm designed to balance out social, ecological, and economic aspects in view of preserving the resources needed for the livelihood of future generations (WCeD 1987). SD has been central to the 1992



Rio Declaration of the United Nations Conference on environment and Development and to the formulation of the UN Millenium Development Goals for the period 2000-2015. These declarations aimed at replacing the modernist, technocratic vision of unrestrained economic development that had held sway since the middle of the 20th century. But how are the policy papers calling for SD translated into practice?

The secular (or “socio-economic”, in Church parlance) Christian development projects in the global South are useful test cases for understanding this issue. Churches in the South have been active in secular development primarily in the sectors of health and education since the colonial era. But while they have been supportive of the general development goals of post-colonial states, many Churches remained sceptical of the high-modernist (Scott 1998), top-down development schemes that many of these states pursued. in their community-building, the Churches in contrast prioritized holistic, community-based develop-ment since the 1970s (Zaugg-Ott 2004). This project explores from historical and anthropological perspectives in how far ideas of holistic development influenced principles of SD even before they entered the mainstream international development discourse and what impact these ideas had and still have on actual Church-led development projects in one country, namely indonesia.

indonesian Churches are instructive cases because they have been confronted in the recent past with political, legal, and religious contexts, many of which present somewhat typical obstacles for Church-led SD: the indonesian political elites still largely favor modernist development; legal insecurity in connection with a deeply rooted patronage system make SD enterprises vulnerable to fraud and expropriation; and the rising tensions within the indonesian religious field dominated by a 90 percent Muslim majority imposes other priorities on Churches than engagement in SD.

This project combines historical and anthropological methods. [The historical sub-project will focus on the orde baru government, more specifically on the period between 1975 and 1995, before and after the first introduction of the concept of SD in project designs. it will do so in regard to several Churches and across different levels of action from the transnational to the local, with an emphasis on non-indonesian agents.] The anthropological subprojects will consist of in-depth local case studies of contemporary development practice involving a multitude of local and foreign actors in projects coordinated by the Swiss-based Protestant “Mission 21” and their indonesian partner Churches in Sulawesi, the Moluccas, Papua and Java as well as the Catholic congregation “Societas Verbi Divini” (SVD) in Flores and the Capuchins in West Kalimantan.



P.3.1. Mr. Peter Martin Van Eeuwijk

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Swiss, 14 Juni 1957Warga Negara (Nationality) : SwissJabatan (Position) : Senior Researcherinstitusi (institution) : institute of Social Anthropology, University of Bernemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : University of Basel, Muensterplatz 19, CH-4051 BaselNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) :

P.4. Buddhist Women of Indonesia: Multiple Subaltern Narratives

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Membandingkan cara partisipasi wanita di berbagai komunitas dan

institusi BudhaBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Sosiologi AgamaLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 1 (satu) bulan, mulai 13 Juni 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Yogyakarta, DKi Jakarta, Sumatera Utara (Medan), Jambi, Nusa

Tenggara Barat (Lombok), BaliMitra Kerja(Counterpart) : indonesian Consortium For Religious Studies, UGM (Dr. Jeanny

Dhewayani)

Abstract

Buddhism in indonesia has a long history, dating back more than two millennia. This research project looks at women’s roles in this religious tradition. The first objective of my research is to compare and contrast the ways women participate in a variety of Buddhist communities and institutions. The second objective is to explore the ways Buddhist women in indonesia understand and negotiate their identity as members of diverse ethnic groups. The third objective is to understand more about Buddhist women’s social interactions with women practicing islam, the dominant religion of indonesia. A study of women’s roles in this enduring aspect of indonesia’s cultural heritage will be a significant contribution to Buddhist history, indonesian history, and women’s history.



P.4.1. Prof. Karma Lekshe Tsomo

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Wilmington, Delaware, AS, 23 September 1944Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Professorinstitusi (institution) : University of San Diegoemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Theology and Religious Studies 5998 Alcala Park, San Diego, CA

92110-2492USANomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 505786587

P.5. Education and learning of social life in rural and urban contexts

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Untuk menunjukkan bagaimana konteks formatif dari pendidikan

saling melengkapi dalam perspektif koherensi sosial.Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : SosiologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 23 Maret 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Di Yogyakarta (Yogyakarta dan Sleman)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Universitas Gadjah Mada (Wening Udasmoro)

Abstract

The project emphasizes the need to consider non-formal education elements in the process of social integration - education is understood here in the global sense of forming the human person. This research aims to show how formative contexts are complementary in the perspective of social coherence. i propose here to strengthen the consideration that educational aspects of different social contexts are complementary in their nature: those that are available to high schools’ students in school - i.e. the social aspects of school life in different high schools - and those which the same students have access to outside of school (social housing environment and recreation, notably).

The ethnographic approach is to focus on the daily life of several high school students in two targeted social environments: one urban, one rural. i will focus my attention on the school activities of the students as well as their other social activities like neighborhood life and leisure. This consideration is to understand the relation to culture of these indonesian grand-teenagers and how they integrate their learning of social life. The approach therefore focuses



on an ontology of the social subject and a definition of this subject focused on the perspective of social learning through activities and social relations. i intend to develop here the interest i pay to transmission systems: to describe the different social transmission systems, to compare them and to show how they do influence - or not - each other.

it must be underlined that, for a complete view, socio-macro considerations will be taken into account. National politics of education - as they are tied to socio-political and economical contingencies - will be considered in their bind to local educative applications. For the urban party of the research, i would like to take a first approach interest in the SMU 3 State high school situated in the Kpta Baru area; this school present the advantage of a student population rather mixed from different areas of the city. The research around the SMU 3 should be completed by another SMU of a lesser general level to make the comparison equilibrated in terms of social class representation of the students, and of pedagogical applied system.

Then the village of Pakem present the advantage of a rural background where students come from small villages. it is possible to focus on how young people fit or not with the more localized activities of their own villages, and how they establish links with the outside world by staying at Pakem high schools.

P.5.1. Mr. Jean-Marc De Grave

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Wilmington, Delaware, AS, 23 September 1944Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Professorinstitusi (institution) : University of San Diegoemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Theology and Religious Studies 5998 Alcala Park, San Diego, CA

92110-2492USANomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 505786587

P.6. Perubahan Agraria di Jawa Timur: Implementasi UU Desa No. 6 2014 dan kontribusinya dalam mengurangi hutang petani

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Memahami bagaimana hasil dari UU Desa No. 6 Tahun 2014

memengaruhi dan mengurangi hutang masyarakatBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Sosiologi Politik



Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 6 (enam) bulan, mulai 12 April 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jatim (Bojonegoro, Blora, Surabaya)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : PMB LiPi (Dr. endang Turmudi)

Abstract

Objetif saya adalah mengerti membuat etnografis tentang perubahan agaraia dengan fokusnya utang. Bagaimana orang tani pengalaman hutang moral dan hutang keuangan. Saya mencoba dokumentasi proses-proses utang dengan observasi langsung dan juga membuat survey tentang penukeran agraria.

Bagaimana jaringan dalam desa mengontrol rantai paliwija dan juga rantai pupuk dll, jadi orang tani terus dalam hutang yang majoritas tani kecil belum bias manej dengan baik.

Metodologi saya adalah membuat etnografi. Artinya ini adalah menulis deskripsi sehari-har itentang observasi saya selamai kut orang tani di sawah dan di pasar, mengkoleksi kan informasi tentang perubahan iklim, hama dan produksi padi dan bawang merah, dan juga membuat survey dengan wawancara jadi bias mengerti komprehensivisme orang tani berkehidupan sehari-hari.

P.6.1. Mr. Colum Morris Graham

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Ashford, 23 Februari 1984Warga Negara (Nationality) : AustraliaJabatan (Position) : PhD Studentinstitusi (institution) : Australian National Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : The Australian National University Canberra ACT 0200 AustraliaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : N8733385



P.7. When Pluralism Became a Value for a Muslim Militia: Exploring the History of GP Ansor

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Melakukan riset arsip untuk memahami sejarah GP Anshor dan

transformasinya menjadi pembela pluralisme di indonesia.Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Sosiologi AgamaLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 3 (tiga) bulan, mulai 5 Mei 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : DKi Jakarta, Yogyakarta, Jawa Timur (Surabaya)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : UNSiQ Universitas Sains dan ilmu Quran (Dr. Azhar Cholil)

Abstract

Ansor, and its subordinate organization Banser, currently hold two core values: 1) NKRi, Negara Kesatuan Republic indonesia, a unified indonesia; 2) AhlusSunnawalJamaah. The value of NKRi necessarily includes upholding PancaSila and the national slogan of Bhinnekalka Tunggal, or Unity in Diverity. An extension of NKRi is the Rule of Law. in general, this means a rejection of violence. However, when violence has been used by the organization in the past, and even when they offered to used violence in 2000 to defend Christians in Ambon, it is dependent on government approval and working with security forces.

This research will conduct archival research to understand the history of GP Ansor and how it developed to be a Muslim defender of a pluralist indonesia.

P.7.1. Mr. Ronald Lukens-bull

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Maroko, 6 Mei 1966Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Professorinstitusi (institution) : University of North Floridaemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Department of Sociology, Anthropology, and Social Work

University of North Florida1 UNF Drive Jacksonville, FL 32224USANomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 488579146



Q. STUDI PEMBANGUNAN (DEVELOPMENT STUDY)

Q.1. Designing Effective Policy Instruments to Introduce Sustainable Land Use

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari perbedaan kebijakan dalam lingkungan serta mendorong

penggunaan lahan berkelanjutanBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Studi PembangunanLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 6 (enam) bulan, mulai 8 September 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jambi (TN Bukit Duabelas dan Hutan Harapan)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : iPB (Prof.Dr.Bambang Juanda)

Abstract

indonesia is the largest producer of palm oil nad the world’s third largest tropicl rainforest. Over 10 years (2000-2010_ about 8 million ha have been converted into palm oil plantations (Obidzinski et al., 2012). The research will be implemented in Jambi Province in Sumatra, with the fastest and most complete transformation of tropical lowland rainforest. in particular, the massive transformation of lowland rainforest into oil palm plantations has been identified as a major threat for biodiversity abd a potential driver of climate change (Danielsen et al. 2009, Giam et al. 2010, Wilcove and Koh 2010). To cope with this threat and preserve forests biodiversity and ecosystem services, it is necessary to implement mechanisms that regulate land use practices and balance ecology and economic trade-offs. This study would comprise three treatment groups that will be compared to a control group. Treatment 1 provided information to farmers on exclusively ecological functions of enrichment plantings in oil palm, Treatment 2 teaches farmers about the ecological functions and its trade-offs related with enrichment planting. Treatement 3 farmers are invited to visit enrichment experiment to learn about the environmental and economic implications of enrichment in oil palm first hand.



Q.1.1. Ms. Miriam Esmaragda Romero Antonio

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Guerrero, 9 Oktober 1986Warga Negara (Nationality) : MeksikoJabatan (Position) : Phd Studentinstitusi (institution) : Georg-August-Universitat-Goettingenemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Platz der Göttingen Sieben 5, 37073 Göttingen GermanyNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : G16205368



BAB 4. ILMU KEBUMIAN (EARTH SCIENCES)

A. ENERGI (ENERGY)

A.1. Raja Ampat Demo Project

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Untuk menguji dan mengevaluasi solusi penghemat bahan bakar

yang menggunakan Murata Smart inverterBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : energiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 6 (enam) bulan, mulai 14 Desember 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Papua (Raja Ampat)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Puslit Telimek – LiPi (Dr. eng Budi Prawara)

Abstract

The objective of this demo experiment is to implement a fuel saving solution powered by Murata Smart inverter in the real-life off-grid environment in indonesia, and evaluate the technology’s fuel saving effect and performance by comparing fuel consumption before and after the installation. We hope to help off-grid power producers dramatically reduce their electricity costs in a sustainable manner. A long-term vision is to help reinvest the saved money into renewable energy in order to lower the dependency on fossil fuels, creating a virtuous cycle for making power generation more sustainable and economical at the same time.

A.1.1. Mr. Makoto fujita

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : ehime, 24 Desember 1961Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Project Leaderinstitusi (institution) : Murata Manufacturingemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 10-1, Higashikotari 1-chome, Nagaokakyo-shi, Kyoto 617-8555

JAPANNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TK9273474



B. GEOfISIKA (GEOPHYSIC)

B.1. Clear Air Turbulence and Ozone Distribution in the Equatorial Tropopause Layer

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Untuk menggambarkan dampak dari dinamika skala kecil di

Tropical Tropopause Layer (TTL) dengan menerapkan metode baru berdasarkan kombinasi dari radar dan pengamatan di equatorial Atmosphere Observatory

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : GeofisikaLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 1 (satu) bulan, mulai 30 November 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sumatera Barat (Bukit Tinggi)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : LAPAN (ir. Halimurrahman, MT dan Tim)

Abstract

The main objective of the project is to describe the impact of the small scale dynamics in the Tropical Tropopause Layer (TTL) by applying new methods based on the combination of radar and in situ observations. To this goal, we propose to conduct an experimentation at the observatory of Koto Tabang (indonesia) by using the equatorial Atmosphere Radar (eAR) and radiosondes for studying the impact of turbulence on the vertical distribution of chemical tracers such as ozone in the TTL. We propose to conduct this experiment on December 2015 as we could share some equipment for ozone measurements with JAMSTeC during that period. Such an experiment is preliminary to an international project named STRATeOLe-2 devoted to the study of the equatorial TTL. The Centre National de la RechecheScientifique (CNRS), a French organism for research, will fund the operational radiosondes (PTU, winds, and ozone) as well as travel expenses for two French researchers (H. Luce and R. Wilson) on the eAR site.



B.1.1. Dr. Richard Louis Wilson

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Paris,19 November 1957Warga Negara (Nationality) : PerancisJabatan (Position) : Associate Professorinstitusi (institution) : University Pierre and Marie Curie, LATMOSemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Université Pierre et Marie Curie 4 place Jussieu75005 ParisFranceNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 13AR78258

B.1.2. Dr. Hubert Yves Richard Luce

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Le Nouvion en Thiérache, 30 September 1969Warga Negara (Nationality) : PerancisJabatan (Position) : Associate Professorinstitusi (institution) : Toulon Unversity, MiOemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Université de Toulon CS 6058483041 TOULON CeDeX 9FranceNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 14DY59044

B.2. Quantifying and modeling a newborn hydrothermal system: The Lusi mud and volcano complex

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Untuk melakukan investigasi terhadap geofisika agar membatasi sifat

hidrogeologi dan hidrotermal dari sistem geyser Lumpur Sidoarjo ini yang dikombinasikan dengan studi pemodelan numerik untuk mengukur sistem ini dan menilai perilaku masa depan dan potensi bahaya yang timbul

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : GeofisikaLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 18 November 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jawa Timur (Surabaya dan Sidoarjo)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Badan Pelaksana - Badan Penanggulangan Lumpur Sidoarjo (Alwi

Husein, M.Si)



Abstract

The Lusi mud eruption initiated in east Java, indonesia in 2006 and continues unabated today as a geyser system.

Compelling geochemical and other evidence suggests that the Lusi system is a newborn, tectonic scale, hydrothermal system linked to the adjacent volcano complex to the south. This is further evidenced by its transformation in 2012 into a steady and continuing geyser system. As a geologic rarity, the Lusi system presents a unique opportunity to investigate the details of large-scale volcanic hydrogeology, the behavior of deeply rooted hydrothermal systems, and natural triggering phenomena. Lusi and the surrounding region possesses significant geothermal energy resources for possible exploitation in east Java, while at the same time Lusi poses a potentially catastrophic hazard were it to liquefy in response to incoming seismic energy.

We propose to conduct a suite of geophysical investigations to constrain the hydrogeological and hydrothermal properties of this system, coupled with numerical modeling studies to quantify this system and assess its future behavior and potential hazard. Specifically, we propose:

(1) High-resolution micro-gravity studies of the Lusi eruption site and its southward extension towards the active volcanic complex.

(2) Magnetotelluric (MT) surveys of the eruption site to constrain dominant fluid pathways in the subsurface and constrain the basin geometry.

(3) MT studies to the south of the eruption site to search deeper levels for a sill intrusion hypothesized as the thermal engine driving this system.

(4) Geo-electric studies of the shallow subsurface to constrain the mud basin geometry and to calibrate our other geophysical measurements.

(5) Process and incorporate existing seismic reflection profiles into hydrogeological and hydrothermal numerical models.

(6) Photogrammetry studies using the existing drone at Lusi to explore the intriguing possibility that Lusi represents a natural meso-scale analog to plate tectonics.

(7) Active seismic studies to constrain the geometry of the mud-filled basin to constrain numerical models of liquefaction.

(8) Close collaboration, data exchange, and data synthesis with other ongoing geochemical and passive seismic monitoring investigations.

To complement our geophysical measurements, we propose numerical modeling investigations including:

(1) Create 3D geological models to investigate the large-scale hydrogeological and hydrothermal properties of this mud eruption/volcanic arc system.

(2) Develop and investigate reactive transport models constrained by geochemical observations acquired from the Lusi vent and surroundings.

(3) Couple wave propagation codes to liquefaction models to investigate i) eruptive properties



in response to incoming energy of nearby and distant earthquakes and constrained by seismic observations, and ii) assess the potential for a catastrophic and very hazardous event of large-scale liquefaction of the evolved mud basin,

(4) Further develop models of geyser behavior to constrain the properties at the root of this system.

B.2. 1. Ms. Maïté faubert

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Ste-Agathe-Des-Monts, 5 Agustus 1987Warga Negara (Nationality) : KanadaJabatan (Position) : Master studentinstitusi (institution) : University of Neuchatel, Centre for Hydrogeology and

Geothermicsemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Rue emile-Argand 11, CH-2000, NeuchatelSwitzerlandNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : HB710942

B.3. Synthesis of Dynamics and Chemistry for the Understanding of Atmospheric Processes in the Tropical Tropopause Layer over Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Membangun tampilan sintetis Tropical tropopause Layer (TTL) dengan

melakukan pengamatan rinci dan simulasi model sebagai kolaborasi antara pakar dinamika atmosfer dan kimia

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : GeofisikaLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 3 (tiga) bulan, mulai 6 Februari 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Papua (Biak)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : LAPAN (ir. Halimurrahman, MT)

Abstract

Climate models are capable of simulating the gross features of the general circulation of the atmosphere. However, the mechanisms of variations on the climate time-scales are not well understood. The objective of this research proposal is to construct synthetic view on the Tropical Tropopause Layer (TTL) by conducting detailed observations and model simulations as a collaboration of specialists on atmospheric dynamics and chemistry. As the meteorological condition over the western tropical Pacific is essentially important, indonesia could provide



a unique platform for observational research on the atmospheric processes in the TTL. The observations are made by using varieties of radiosondes and a lidar. What is specific for this project is the first attempt of stratospheric air sampling by means of cryogenic samplers launched by large plastic balloons from Biak. They are recovered after a parachute-controlled descent for laboratory analysis of collected air sample in Japan. The campaign will be conducted in February 2015 with possibilities of short-term observations in December 2014 to January 2015 and of continuation to March 2015 due to weather condition. All operations will be completed by the end of March 2015, while the whole project continues for five years. The current FRP will cover six monthsfrom October 2014 to March 2015.

B.3. 1. Prof. Satoshi Sugawara

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Jepang, iwate, 26 September 1967Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Professorinstitusi (institution) : Miyagi University of educationemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 149, Aramaki-aza-Aoba, Aobaku, Sendai 980-0845, JAPANNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TH1943103

B.3.2. Mr. Chusaku Ikeda

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : ibaraki, Jepang, 3 Agustus 1971Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : invited researcherinstitusi (institution) : institute of Space and Astronautical Science, Japan Aerospace

exploration Agencyemail (email) : [email protected](Address) : Scientific Ballooning group, Japan Aerospace exploration

Agency, institute of Space and Astronautical Science 3-1-1, Yoshinodai, Chuo, Sagamihara, Kanagawa 252-5210 Japan

Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TH6565289



B.3.3. Mr. Hideyuki Honda

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Jepang, 9 Juni 1951Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Senior expertinstitusi (institution) : Japan Aerospace exploration Agencyemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Center for Scientific Satellite Operation and Data Archive,

institute of Space and Astronautical Science, Japan Aerospace exploration Agency, 3-1-1, Yoshinodai, Chuo-ku, Sagamihara, Kanagawa, Japan

Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TK5398145

C. GEOGRAfI (GEOGRAPHY)

C.1. “The Gatekeepers: Knowledge and Culture on an Active Volcano Mt Merapi”

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari hubungan antar manusia dengan alam di lingkungan

gunung merapi dan untuk memahami peran ilmu, pengetahuan tradisional serta teknologi kontemporer dalam proses vulkanologi di Gunung Merapi

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : GeografiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 7 (tujuh) bulan, mulai 14 September 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Di Yogyakarta (Gunung Merapi)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas ilmu Budaya UGM (Muh Arief Rokhman)

Abstract

This research project is an interdisciplinary study of the cultural and physical strategies of mitigating an active volcano, Mt. Merapi in Java. This project will study the role of the juru kunci and his relationship to the Kraton in Yogyakarta and his role during volcanic eruptions. it will study the function of scientists in mediating and managing the volcanic system, and the significance of radio station dj’s in relief and mitigation efforts during eruptions. This will provide useful insights for other locations around the world attempting to develop strategies



for better mitigating unpredictable environmental change. This research is towards my PhD and will be presented in academic publications and a research dissertation. This research will be carried out in archives and libraries in Yogyakarta, through interviews with relevant parties and occasional research visits to sites of significance in the Yogyakarta area.

C.1.1. Mr. Adam Bobbette

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Barrie Canada, 28 November 1980Warga Negara (Nationality) : KanadaJabatan (Position) : Phd Studentinstitusi (institution) : University of Cambridgeemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Downing PlaceCambridgeUnited KingdomCB23eN UKNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : GA294155

C.2. “Jakarta’s Great Garuda Sea Wall Project : A Study of the Implementation of Engineering Solutions to flooding”

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari bagaimana cara kota khususnya Jakarta merespon

ancaman lingkungan dan bahayaBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : GeografiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 8 September 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : JakartaMitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Program Studi Teknik Perencanaan Universitas Tarumanegara (Dr.ing

Suryadi Santoso)

Abstract

This research seeks to understand how cities are responding to environmental threats and hazards, taking Jakarta as its case study. Jakarta is Southeast Asia’s most populated city, with 9.8 million residents. it is also highly vulnerable to flooding, which occurs annually. in response, the city government has implemented the “Great Garuda Sea Wall Project”. This project has been designed by a group of Dutch engineering firms, in partnership with the Government of the Republic of indonesia and the Government of the Netherlands. This study is designed to



understand how cities are responding to environmental challenges and threats such as flooding, through the use of technology and engineering, and the challenges that are encountered during the implementation of mitigation strategies. The primary research questions are: (1) What specific environmental challenges does Jakarta experience? (2) What engineering technologies and techniques are indonesian and Dutch water experts implementing in Jakarta to alleviate flooding? (3) What challenges have engineers encountered in implementing the project? These questions will be addressed through participant observation, and semi-structured interviews with indonesian and Dutch water experts, and individuals from Jakarta-based NGOs.

C.2.1. Ms. Emma Louise Colven

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Kingston Upon Thames, 9 Maret 1990Warga Negara (Nationality) : inggrisJabatan (Position) : Phd Studentinstitusi (institution) : University of California Los Angelesemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : University of California, Los Angeles Box 951524Los Angeles, CA

90095 USANomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 502756653

C.3. “Natural hazards and firms’ decision-making under risk between individual and regional adaptation strategies in Indonesia”

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Memahami keputusan yang dibuat oleh perusahaan dalam mengurangi

risiko dan perannya dalam membentuk strategi pembangunan daerah yang adaptif juga integratif baik secara individual maupun kelompok

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : GeografiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 3 (tiga) bulan, mulai 31 Agustus 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : DKi Jakarta, Banten (Tangerang Selatan dan Kota Tangerang), Jawa

Barat (Depok, Bekasi, Bogor, Kab. Bekasi, Kab. Bogor)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Penelitian Sumber Daya Regional – LiPi (Nuur Syahid, S.Sos, M.Sc)



Abstract

Urban coastal areas are particularly exposed to natural hazards and the expected impacts of global climate change. Southeast Asia, and specifically indonesia, can be considered a hot-spot for risk in this respect. To date, in vulnerability research, much attention has been given to analysing the impacts of natural hazards at the community and household levels in low- and middle-income countries. Yet, surprisingly, the questions relating to whether and how firms, as drivers of regional development, adapt to natural hazards and climate change im-pacts, have been largely neglected to date. This leaves many open questions about risk-proof regional development processes in countries with weak institutional settings. This project, therefore, aims to understand the risk management and adaptation decisions of firms. it fol-lows a dual approach: Firstly, it explores how firms include adaption action in their business strategy to enhance their competitiveness (individual adaptation). Secondly, it examines whether and how firms engage in collaborative adaptation actions to shape regional adapta-tion strategies (collective adaptation). The research draws on a mixed methods approach, combining document analysis, semi-structured expert interviews, agent-based-modelling and participatory scenario analysis in two indonesian case study regions, namely Jakarta and Semarang.

C.3.1. Mr. Thomas Neise, M.Sc

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Berlin, 8 September 1986Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : University of Cologneemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Blaubach 30, 50676 Cologne North Rhine-Westphalia, GermanyNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C748G79YT

D. GEOLOGI (GEOLOGY)

D.1. “Hydrothermal system imaging by Electrical Resistivity Tomography and CO2 flux measurements”

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari stuktur bangunan vulkanik, pemetaan CO2 dari puncak

merapi, serta pemeliharaan terhadap dua stasiun pemantauan multi-parameter kegempaan, suhu tanah, kemiringan, dan potensi dari Gunung Merapi



Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : GeologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 3 (tiga) bulan, mulai 20 Oktober 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Garut (Gn. Papandayan) dan Yogyakarta (Gn. Merapi)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Vulkanologi dan Mitigasi Bencana Geologi – Badan Geologi

eSDM (Dr. Hendra Gunawan)

Abstract

This work is a part of French-indonesian DOMeRAPi project funded by French Agence Nationale de la Recherche with support of institut de Recherche pour le Developpement, focused on the study of Merapi volcano (Java, indonesia). The work is continuation of the field campaign if 2013 which was dedicated to the ground temperature mapping and monitoring, and installation of the multi-parameter monitoring stations. The project has following objectives:

1. Structural study of the volcanic edifice; eRT imaging of the summit area visualization of the ancient crater rims, lava flows, new fractures, water table (Agus Budi Santoso BPPTK, Marceau Gresse, iSTerre).

2. C02 mapping of the Merapi summit - Pasar-Bubar (Agus Budi Santoso BPPTK, Wiwit Surianto, UGM, Marceau Gresse, iSTerre).

3. Maintenance of two multi-parameter monitoring stations for seismicity, ground temperature, tilt, and self-potential at Merapi volcano (Jean-Philippe Metaxian, Agus Budi Santoso).

electrical resistivity tomography (eRT) is a powerful tool to visualize the principal features of the shallow subsurface as lithological contrasts, water table, and temperature anomalies. eRT is routinely applied in engineering studies, for example, preliminary to the construction of roads and tunnels. in the last decades the method has been successfully applied in volcanology and hydrothermal system investigation. The electrical resistivity is extremely sensitive to the presence of thermal saline water in the pore space which makes eRT an excellent tool for such a study.

eRT is sensitive to the presence of water but not to its flow. To detect the steady state or transient movement of water in subsurface, self-potential method can be used together with ground temperature and C02 flux measurements. This ensemble of methods help to detect the fluid and gas flow in the subsurface. Zones of high diffuse degassing, high temperature and anomalous self-potential indicate zones of high hydrothermal activity. At Merapi, the self-potential and temperature mappings have been conducted during my MLD in 2013 in collaboration with UGM University. The C02 flux mapping will be conducted in 2015.



These methods serve as complementary to eRT for imaging the geometry of hydrothermal circulation controlled by main geological structures. Ancient crater rims, for example, can be mapped by these methods as natural limits for fluid circulation. Circulation of hydrothermal fluids may contribute to destabilization of flanks and there

D.1.1. Dr. Svetlana Jurevna Byrdina

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Moscow, 13 April 1970Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : iSTeRRe Chamberyemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Universite de Savoie, Le Bourget du Lac, 73376 Cedex, FranceNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C4V1JRH83

D.2. “Elevation, facies and timing of coral terraces in Sumba Island: a revisit”

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Menyelidiki teras fosil Pulau Sumba dari barat ke timur melalui

kombinasi geologi dan topografi pemetaan, tektonik, geomorfologi, geodesi dan studi geochronological

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : GeologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 31 Agustus 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Nusa Tenggara Timur (Sumba Barat - Walkabubak, Sumba Timur-

Waingapu, Sumba Tengah-Waibakui, Sumba Barat Daya-Tambolaka)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : institut Teknologi Bandung (iTB) (Prof. Hasanuddin Z. Abidin)

Abstract

Sumba island presents spectacular, Quaternary fossil coral terraces along its northern coast, resulting from the interactions between coastal uplift and sea level variation. The flights of terraces along Cape Laundi have been documented and dated in the 1990s and constitute nowadays a widely trusted benchmark for both paleo-sea level reconstruction and tectonics. Surprinsingly, although radiometric dating techniques have been greatly improved and dating uncertainty has consequently decreased dramatically, no geochronological studies have been undertaken on these terraces over the last three decades. Furthermore, the tectonic context



in which these terraces emplaced is still hardly understood, so that our confidence is greatly compromised in interpreting their nature and origin. The continuity of the terraces as well as variation of their elevations both eastward and westward of Cape Laundi are unknown whereas such information is demanded to locate active faults and folds, to understand the deformation pattern and style (continuous vs sudden and linked to an earthquake), and finally to better estimate seismic hazards that threaten the indonesian communities.

in this project, we thus propose to investigate the fossil terraces of Sumba island from west to east through a combination of geological and topographic mapping, tectonic, geomorphological, geodesic and geochronological studies, in order to i) access the pattern of coastal long-term uplift of the island and locate active tectonic structures (faults, folds); ii) identify traces of past earthquakes along the coast, document young coastal morphology, realize geodetic survey and settle geodetic network that can be used as baseline in case of future earthquakes; and iii) better understand the interplay between tectonics and eustasy in this region through stratigraphic studies (micropalaeontology and magnetic characterization) and radiometric dating of the coral terraces using newly developed analytical techniques. This project is the result of a joint reflection between institut Tecknologi Bandung and earth Observatory of Singapore, integrating our different expertise to comprehensively better understand the geologic and geodynamic history of Sumba and the seismic hazard of eastern indonesia, to teach students from both iTBhas GReAT master and PhD program and eOS PhD program and finally collaborate in benefiting from both university facilities (LiDAR, isotope geochemistry laboratory with mass spectrometers, etc).

D.2.1. Mr. Wang Xianfeng

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : RRT, 18 Oktober 1972Warga Negara(Nationality) : RRTJabatan (Position) : Assistant Professorinstitusi (institution) : earth Observatory of Singapore - NTUemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Nanyang Technological University 50 Nanyang Ave., N2-01b-26,

Singapore 639798 Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : e35284213



D.2.2. Dr. frederique Leclerc

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Perancis, 8 April 1987Warga Negara (Nationality) : PerancisJabatan (Position) : Post-doctoral Research Fellowinstitusi (institution) : earth Observatory of Singapore - NTUemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : eOS, NTU 50 Nanyang Ave., N2-01A-14, Singapore 639798Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 08CY32702

D.2.3. Mr. Hong Wei Chiang

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Taipei, 29 November 1976Warga Negara (Nationality) : Republik Cina (Taiwan)Jabatan (Position) : Post-doctoral Research Fellowinstitusi (institution) : earth Observatory of Singapore - NTUemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Nanyang Technological University 50 Nanyang Avenue, N2-

01b-30, Singapore 639798Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 302836522

D.2.4. Mr. Sylvain Rigaud

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Perancis, 3 Februari 1984 Warga Negara (Nationality) : Perancis Jabatan (Position) : Post-doctoral Research Fellow institusi (institution) : earth Observatory of Singapore - NTU email (email) : [email protected] Alamat (Address) : Nanyang Technological University 50 Nanyang Avenue,

Singapore 639798Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 12CH65013



D.3. “Quantifying and modeling a newborn hydrothermal system: The Lusi mud and volcano complex”

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Untuk melakukan investigasi terhadap geofisika agar membatasi sifat

hidrogeologi dan hidrotermal dari sistem geyser Lumpur Sidoarjo ini yang dikombinasikan dengan studi pemodelan numerik untuk mengukur sistem ini dan menilai perilaku masa depan dan potensi bahaya yang timbul

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : GeofisikaLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 11 November 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jawa Timur (Surabaya dan Sidoarjo)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Badan Pelaksana - Badan Penanggulangan Lumpur Sidoarjo (Alwi

Husein, M.Si)

D.3.1. Dr. Mauri Guillaume Richard

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Sarreguemines, 20 Januari 1980Warga Negara (Nationality) : PerancisJabatan (Position) : Postdoc Research Fellowsinstitusi (institution) : University of Neuchatel, Centre for Hydrogeology and

Geothermicsemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Rue emile-Argand 11, CH-2000, NeuchatelSwitzerlandNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 09AF28906

D.4. “Quantification of Submarine Ground Water Discharge on Indonesia”

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Untuk mengukur debit air tanah dan nutrisi masuk yang terkait di

Jawa, Bali, dan Lombok dalam meningkatkan keseimbangan air tawar di daerah pesisir indonesia serta mengevaluasi dampak Submarine Ground Discharge (SGD) pada ekosistem pesisir indoensia

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Geologi



Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 2 November 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Yogyakarta, Jawa Tengah (Jepara), Jawa Timur (Pulau Sempu, Baluran),

Banten (Binuangeun), Bali (Padang Padang, Kab Kuta Selatan), dan Lombok (Krakal)

Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Teknik – UGM (Dr. Doni Prakasa eka Putra)

Abstract

The Lusi mud eruption initiated in east Java, indonesia in 2006 and continues unabated today as a geyser system. Compelling geochemical and other evidence suggests that the Lusi system is a newborn, tectonic scale, hydrothermal system linked to the djacent volcano complex to the south. This is further evidenced by its transformation in 2012 nto a steady and continuing geyser system. As a geologic rarity, the Lusi system presents a unique opportunity to investigate the details of large-scale volcanic hydrogeology, the ehavior of deeply rooted hydrothermal systems, and natural triggering phenomena. Lusi and the surrounding region possesses significant geothermal energy resources for ssible exploitation in east Java, while at the same time Lusi poses a potentially atastrophic hazard were it to liquefy in response to incoming seismic energy.

We propose to conduct a suite of geophysical investigations to constrain the hydrogeological and hydrothermal properties of this system, coupled with numerical modeling studies to quantify this system and assess its future behavior and potential hazard. Specifically, we propose: (1) High-resolution micro-gravity studies of the Lusi eruption site and its southward extension towards the active volcanic complex. (2) Magnetotelluric (MT) surveys of the eruption site to constrain dominant fluid pathways in the subsurface and constrain the basin geometry. (3) MT studies to the south of the eruption site to search deeper levels for a sill intrusion hypothesized as the thermal engine driving this system. (4) Geo-electric studies of the shallow subsurface to constrain the mud basin geometry and to calibrate our other geophysical easurements.

(5) Process and incorporate existing seismic reflection profiles into hydrogeological and hydrothermal numerical models. (6) Photogrammetry studies using the existing drone at Lusi to explore the intriguing possibility that Lusi represents a natural meso-scale analog to plate tectonics. (7) Active seismic studies to constrain the geometry of the mud-filled basin to constrain numerical models of liquefaction. (8) Close collaboration, data exchange, and data synthesis with other ongoing geochemical and passive seismic monitoring investigations.

To complement our geophysical measurements, we propose numerical modeling investigations including:



(1) Create 3D geological models to investigate the large-scale hydrogeological and hydrothermal properties of this mud eruption/volcanic arc system.

(2) Develop and investigate reactive transport models constrained by geochemical observations acquired from the Lusi vent and surroundings.

(3) Couple wave propagation codes to liquefaction models to investigate i) eruptive properties in response to incoming energy of nearby and distant earthquakes and constrained by seismic observations, and ii) assess the potential for a catastrophic and very hazardous event of large-scale liquefaction of the evolved mud basin,

(4) Further develop models of geyser behavior to constrain the properties at the root of this system.

D.4.1. Dr. rer. nat. Till florian Oehler

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Frankfurt, 05 Februari 1986Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan( Position) : Research assistantinstitusi (institution) : Leibniz Center for Tropical Marine ecologyemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Leibniz-Zentrum für Marine Tropenökologie Fahrenheitstr. 6D-

28359 Bremen Germany Nomor Paspor(Pasport no.) : CH2GJCCYWJudul Penelitian (Research Title) :

D.5. “Monitoring the spatial extension of seismo-volcanic sources by seismic goniometry”

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mengintegrasikan peralatan baru di sistem pengawasan gunung

MerapiBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : GeologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 4 (empat) bulan, mulai 19 Juni 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jawa Barat (Bandung) dan Di Yogyakarta (Gn. Merapi)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Vulkanologi dan Mitigasi Bencana Geologi - Kementerian eSDM

(Dr. Agus Budi Santoso)



Abstract

The research program MeGAVOL, which started in 2012 in partnership between the iRD and the CVGHM in Bandung, defines geophysical surveillance procedures to apply on several indonesian volcanos, especially on Java (Merapi) and on the Maluku islands (Halmahera, Ternate). The Merapi volcano is one of the main target of MeGAVOL, with the implication of four French laboratories. A complete observation platform including several geophysical and geochemical measures (seismic, deformations, electrical, thermic, gas flux and composition) has been set up in 2013 and 2014. The measurements obtained by this observation platform are transmitted in real time to BPPTKG in Yogyakarta for risk management, as well as stored in a database for the analysis work.

D.5.1. Mr. Paul-henri françois Durand

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Perancis, 1 November 1991Warga Negara (Nationality) : PerancisJabatan (Position) : Studentinstitusi (institution) : Grenoble iNP - ense3email (email) : [email protected]( Address) : 18 Rue Raymond Ridel 92250 La Garenne Colombes, FranceNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 14AT04025

D.6. “Mentawai Gap-Tsunami Earthquake Risk Assessment (MEGA-TERA)”

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari sifat geologi dan geofisika dasar laut dalam kaitannya

dengan kegempaan dan tsunami sebagai salah satu upaya untuk melakukan mitigasi bencana

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Geologi KelautanLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 45 (empat puluh lima) hari mulai 20 Mei 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Perairan Selat Mentawai dan Samudera Hindia lepas pantai Kab.

Kepulauan MentawaiMitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Penelitian Geoteknologi LiPi (Dr.ir. Haryadi Permana dan Dr.

Nugroho Dwi Hananto)



Abstract

The overarching goal of the project is to help safeguard the coastal communities of central western Sumatra, indonesia, through an integrated seismic/bathymetric study of seafloor deformation and potential tsunami runup. This region is currently under threat from an impending giant earthquake. The earthquake and triggered tsunami will affect the lives of hundreds of thousands who live and work near the coasts for many decades. Our study will be based on advanced marine geophysics. Such work requires ocean exploration and research vessels such as the R/V Falkor, which can implement the state-of-the art technologies needed. The use of high-resolution seismic instruments on R/V Falkor will be a first, and will broaden its reach towards the geophysical community. The policy of the Schmidt Ocean institute (SOi) of sharing information about the oceans to foster a deeper understanding of our environment aligns well with the vision of the earth Observatory of Singapore (eOS) and collaborators for conducting science for sustainable societies.

More specifically, recent giant earthquakes at convergent plate boundaries (2004 in Sumatra and 2011 in Japan) suggest that the most devastating tsunamis can be generated by seismic motion near the subduction front. The locked Mentawai patch of the Sumatra subduction zone is likely to produce such a giant earthquake and tsunami in the coming decades. We propose to acquire coincident high-resolution seismic reflection and bathymetric data at the subduction front to fully understand the mechanism of such tsunamigenic earthquakes. Additional high-resolution shallow bathymetry offshore Padang, where ≈ 500 000 people live within 5 m of sea level, will be essential to improve inundation maps and evacuation strategies. The data will also be used as a pre-earthquake baseline survey so that a repeat survey after the future giant earthquake can help estimate co-seismic slip, using the cross-correlation technique successfully pioneered in 2011 in Japan. The survey will thus bring exceptional insight into earthquake/tsunami generation and subduction zone processes. We request 30 days of ship time. The seismic reflection equipment will be rented from iFReMeR (France) and industry, through funding by eOS. This is an international project involving leading scientists from eOS, the indonesian institute of Sciences (LiPi) and the institut de Physique du Globe de Paris (iPGP), France. PhDs, Master students, and Post-Docs will participate in the experiment.



D.6.1. Prof. Dr. Satish Singh

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : india, 1 Desember 1957Warga Negara (Nationality) : inggrisJabatan (Position) : Scientistinstitusi (institution) : institut de Physique du Globe de Parisemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 1 Rue Jussieu, 75238 Paris 05, FranceNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 761219464

D.7. “Geologic History of Select Caldera-forming Eruptions in Indonesia”

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari sejarah erupsi besar yang terjadi antara 10.000 tahun

sampai 1,6 juta tahun yang lalu di akldera-kaldera Tondano, ijen, Bratan, Tambora, dan Banda

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : GeologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 31 Maret 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jatim, Sulut, Bali, Maluku (Kep. Banda), NTB (P. Sumbawa)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Teknik Pertambagan dan Perminyakan iTB (Prof. Satria

Bijaksana)

Abstract

We propose to explore the geological history of major caldera-forming eruptions in one of the most volcanically active regions of the world, the indonesian Archipelago. The major pyroclastic units of large-volume caldera systems will be sampled for 40Ar/39Ar radiometric dating and geochemistry. Three major calderas have been targeted for exploration (Tondano, ijen, and Bratan), as well as two secondary targets that will be visited if time and resources permit (Banda and Tambora). investigating these volcanic systems will allow us to develop better estimates of the regional frequency of massive eruptions. These data can be used in volcanic hazard assessment and geothermal energy exploration, and the tephrochronological framework that will result from this work will be relevant to climate change studies.



D.7.1. Dr. Christopher James Harpel

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : California, 08 Juli 1974Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : Berkeley Geochronology Centeremail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Berkeley Geochronology Center 2455 Ridge Road Berkeley, CA

94709, USANomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 483697592

D.8. “The Lake Towuti Drilling Project: Climate and Environmental Change in Sulawesi, Indonesia”

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mengumpulkan dan menganalisa data berusia 650 ribu tahun tentang

perubahan iklim terestrial dan lingkungan di Danau Towuti, SulawesiBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : GeologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 3 (tiga) bulan, mulai 4 Mei 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sulawesi Selatan (Soroako, Timampu, Danau Towuti)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : iTB (Dr. Satria Bijaksana)

D.8.1. Mr. James Michael Russell

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Tennessee, AS, 30 April 1975Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Associate Professorinstitusi (institution) : Dept. of Geological Sciences, Brown Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Department of earth, environmental, and Planetary Sciences

Brown UniversityBOX 1846324 Brook Street Providence, Ri 02912USA




D.9. “The Lake Towuti Drilling Project: Climate and Environmental Change in Sulawesi, Indonesia”

Tujuan Penelitian (Research Objective) : Mengumpulkan dan menganalisa data berusia 650 ribu tahun tentang

perubahan iklim terestrial dan lingkungan di Danau Towuti, SulawesiBidang Penelitian (Field of Research) : GeologiDaerah Penelitian (Research Location) : Sulawesi Selatan (Soroako, Timampu, Danau Towuti)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : iTB (Dr. Satria Bijaksana)

Abstract

This project seeks to reconstruct the climatic and environmental history of central indonesia during the past 650,000 years through drilling and analysis of sediment drill cores from Lake Towuti, South Sulawesi. This research builds upon previous collaborative research on Lake Towuti by Dr. SatriaBijaksana (iTB) and Dr. James Russell (Brown University USA). During this previous work we recovered the first sediment cores from a large indonesian lake, and obtained seismic reflection data that demonstrate the presence of a ~100 meter-thick section of highly stratified sediment that continuously spans the last 650,000 years BP, perhaps the longest continuous terrestrial sedimentary section anywhere in Southeast Asia. Based upon these successes we held a workshop in Bandung, indonesia, attended by nearly 60 participants, that developed the “Lake Towuti Drilling Project”, for which we now request permission.

We propose to recover drill new sediment cores of up to 250 m length from the bottom of Lake Towuti using the international Continental Scientific Drilling Program (iCDP) Deep Lake Drilling System. These sediment cores will be shipped to an international core repository in the USA to be analyzed by indonesian, USA, German, and Swiss scientists. The sedimentology, geochemistry, physical and magnetic properties, and fossil content of these cores will allow us to understand the environmental history of this part of Sulawesi including the age of Lake Towuti, the history of climate, rainfall, lake levels, and rainforests, and the biological history of the lake’s endemic organisms. Lake Towuti has become a high priority target for paleoclimate research for the Global Lakes Drilling Program of the iCDP. Our proposed research would be the first lake drilling project anywhere in Southeast Asia.



D.9.1. Mr. Thomas Grelle

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Jerman, 20 November 1965Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : Leibniz institute for Applied Geophysics (LiAG)email (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Funkenkamp 8 D-30539 Hannover GermanyLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 3 (tiga) bulan, mulai 18 Mei 2015 (month, starting from)Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C1Y88796W

D.9.2. Mr. Christopher Sean Kelly

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Pennsylvania, AS, 31 Juli 1990Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Researcher; PhD Candidateinstitusi (institution) : Department of eart, environmental and Planetary Sciences,

Brown Universityemail (email) : [email protected](Address) : Department of earth, environmental, and Planetary Sciences

Brown UniversityBOX 1846324 Brook Street Providence, Ri 02912USA

Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 456329462Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 3 (tiga) bulan, mulai 4 Mei 2015(month, starting from)

D.9.3. Ms. Sarah Jean Ivory

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : South Dakota, AS, 13 September 1983Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Postdoctoral Fellowinstitusi (institution) : Brown Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Department of earth, environmental, and Planetary Sciences

Brown University BOX 1846324 Brook Street Providence, Ri 02912USA




Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 3 (tiga) bulan, mulai 4 Mei 2015 (month, starting from)

D.9.4. Mr. Hendrik Vogel

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Jerman, 10 Juni 1979Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Researcher Associateinstitusi (institution) : institute of Geological Sciences, University of Bernemail(email) : [email protected](Address) : institute of Geological Sciences University of Bern Baltzestr. 1+3,

CH-3012 Bern Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C744827LYLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 3 (tiga) bulan, mulai 5 Mei 2015(month, starting from)

D.9.5. Ms. Marina Alexandra Morlock

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Jerman, 7 Maret 1989Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Master Studentinstitusi (institution) : University of Bern, Switzerlandemail(email) : [email protected](Address) : Reichenbachstr. 15, 3004 Bern, SwitzerlandNomor Paspor(Pasport no.) : C943KL3178DLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 3 (tiga) bulan, mulai 5 Mei 2015 (month, starting from)

D.9.6. Ms. Ascelina Hasberg

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Jerman, 7 April 1989Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Studentinstitusi (institution) : institute of Geology and Mineralogy, University of Cologne,

Germanyemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Röttgensweg 64 – 51107 Cologne Germany



Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C771TJM52Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 3 (tiga) bulan, mulai 5 Mei 2015(month, starting from)

D.9.7. Mr. Ryan M. O’Grady

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : New York, AS, 11 September 1985Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Scientistinstitusi (institution) : Dept. Of earth Sciences, University of Minnersotaemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : University of Minnesota, 500 Pilsbury Dr. Se, Minneapolis MN

55455Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 423834093Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 3 (tiga) bulan, mulai 5 Mei 2015 (month, starting from)

D.9.8. Mr. Beau Marshall

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Florida, AS, 26 Agustus 1980Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Operations Managerinstitusi (institution) : DOSeCC explorationemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 2075 S. Pioneer Road, Suite B, Salt Lake City, Utah 84104 USANomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 465375939Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 3 (tiga) bulan, mulai 11 Mei 2015 (month, starting from)

D.9.9. Mr. Steven Cole

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Florida, AS, 25 Februari 1980Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Foremaninstitusi (institution) : DOSeCC explorationemail (email) : -Alamat (Address) : 2075 S. Pioneer Road, Suite B, Salt Lake City, Utah 84104 USANomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 440276359Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 3 (tiga) bulan, mulai 11 Mei 2015 (month, starting from)



D.9.10. Mr. Anthony Vecchiarelli

Nama (Name) : Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Kanada, 18 Juli 1984Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Scientific Drillerinstitusi (institution) : DOSeCC explorationemail (email) : -Alamat (Address) : 2075 S. Pioneer Road, Suite B, Salt Lake City, Utah 84104 USANomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 308097340Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 3 (tiga) bulan, mulai 11 Mei 2015 (month, starting from)

D.9.11. Mr. Timothy frazier

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : idaho, AS, 28 Maret 1983Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Drillerinstitusi (institution) : DOSeCC explorationemail (email) : -Alamat (Address) : 2075 S. Pioneer Road, Suite B, Salt Lake City, Utah 84104 USANomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 508361572Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 3 (tiga) bulan, mulai 11 Mei 2015 (month, starting from)

D.9.12. Mr. Aaron Blouin

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Washington, AS, 29 Juni 1987Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Drillerinstitusi (institution) : DOSeCC explorationemail (email) : -Alamat (Address) : 2075 S. Pioneer Road, Suite B, Salt Lake City, Utah 84104 USANomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 526201593Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 3 (tiga) bulan, mulai 11 Mei 2015(month, starting from)



D.9.13. Mr. Takotah Bliss

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Washington, AS, 22 Agustus 1983Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Helperinstitusi (institution) : DOSeCC explorationemail (email) : -Alamat (Address) : 2075 S. Pioneer Road, Suite B, Salt Lake City, Utah 84104 USANomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 526201593Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 3 (tiga) bulan, mulai 11 Mei 2015 (month, starting from)

D.9.14. Mr. Shane Scheel

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : idaho, AS, 26 April 1989Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Driller assistantinstitusi (institution) : DOSeCC explorationemail (email) : -Alamat (Address) : 2075 S. Pioneer Road, Suite B, Salt Lake City, Utah 84104 USANomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 526201595Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 3 (tiga) bulan, mulai 11 Mei 2015(month, starting from)

D.9.15. Mr. Skyler Davis

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : California, AS, 6 Mei 1992Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Driller assistantinstitusi (institution) : DOSeCC explorationemail (email) : -Alamat (Address) : 2075 S. Pioneer Road, Suite B, Salt Lake City, Utah 84104 USANomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 481606238Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 3 (tiga) bulan, mulai 11 Mei 2015 (month, starting from)



D.9.16. Mr. Jan-Thorsten Blanke

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Jerman, 2 Februari 1987Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : Leibniz institute for Applied Geophysics (LiAG)email (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Liag Hannover Stilleweg 2, 30655 Hannover GermanyNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C23HRJJCJLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 3 (tiga) bulan, mulai 18 Mei 2015(month, starting from)

D.10. “Mentawai Gap-Tsunami Earthquake Risk Assessment (MEGA-TERA)”



Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Geologi KelautanLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 45 (empat puluh lima) hari mulai 20 Mei 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Perairan Selat Mentawai dan Samudera Hindia lepas pantai Kab.



Abstract

The overarching goal of the project is to help safeguard the coastal communities of central western Sumatra, indonesia, through an integrated seismic/bathymetric study of seafloor deformation and potential tsunami runup. This region is currently under threat from an impending giant earthquake. The earthquake and triggered tsunami will affect the lives of hundreds of thousands who live and work near the coasts for many decades. Our study will be based on advanced marine geophysics. Such work requires ocean exploration and research vessels such as the R/V Falkor, which can implement the state-of-the art technologies needed. The use of high-resolution seismic instruments on R/V Falkor will be a first, and will broaden its reach towards the geophysical community. The policy of the Schmidt Ocean institute (SOi) of



sharing information about the oceans to foster a deeper understanding of our environment aligns well with the vision of the earth Observatory of Singapore (eOS) and collaborators for conducting science for sustainable societies.


D.10.1. Dr. Helene Carton

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Perancis, 2 Juni 1978Warga Negara (Nationality) : PerancisJabatan (Position) : Scientistinstitusi (institution) : institut de Physique du Globe de Parisemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 1 Rue Jussieu, 75005 Paris, FranceNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 12De43448

D.11. Provenance of sediments from Sumatra, Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari ciri populasi usia zirkon bawah tanah di Sumatera

dan untuk memahami tentang jalur sedimen dari Sumatera ke cekungan sedimen Kenozoikum.




Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 4 (empat) bulan, mulai 17 Juni 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sumut (Sibolga, Tapanuli Tengah, Tapanuli Selatan, Mandailing

Natal, Sibolga, Langgapayung); Sumbar (Padang Lawas Utara, Padang Sidempuan, Pasaman, Lubuksikaping, Padang Pariaman, Kota Pariaman, Kota Padang, Sijunjung, Pariaman, Padang Panjang, Solok, Dharmasraya, Agam); Jambi (Rimbo Bujang, Bungo, Merangin, Sarolangun,Bangko); Sumsel (Lubuk Linggau, Musi Rawas, empat Lawang, Lahat, Muara enim, Pagar Alam, Ogan Komering Ulu, Muaradua, Curup); Bengkulu (Rejang Lebong, Kepahiang, Bengkulu, Seluma, Bengkulu Selatan, Kaur); Lampung (Way Kanan)

Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : institut Teknologi Bandung (Darmawan Ramade)

Abstract

Sumatra is one of the largest indonesian islands. This project will focus on the Cenozoic evolution and unroofing of the Sumatran volcanic arc using petrological studies of sandstones and their heavy minerals, including zircons, and aims to characterise Sumatra as a potential source area for the Cenozoic sedimentary basins of the region.

This project will undertake a sampling and zircon age dating program in western Sumatra, focusing on sandstones of a wide range of depositional ages and modern river sands, although these may be dominated by detritus derived from the recent volcanic arc. Zircon U-Pb dating will be performed using LA-iCP-MS. Detrital mineral studies will be coupled with heavy mineral analyses.

The project will aim to characterise zircon age populations diagnostic of Sumatran basement and will provide an understanding of sedimentary pathways from Sumatra to the Cenozoic sedimentary basins.

The emphasized field campaign will start after the iPA meeting in Jakarta, 21.5.2015 -23.5.2015 and include geological observations and measurements on location. Samples (sedimentary and igneous rocks; modern river sands) will be also taken for further laboratory work.



D.11.1. Mr. Christof Liebermann

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Jerman, 5 April 1986Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Postgraduate research studentinstitusi (institution) : earth Science Department, Royal Holloway University of Londonemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Royal Holloway University of London egham, SurreyTW20 0eX,

United KingdomNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C261YXFJ1

D.12. Palaeoenvironements of Sumatra During The Pleistocene

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mengevaluasi peran erupsi gunung volkano di Sumatera dalam

evolusi dan migrasi mamalia ke daerah-daerah lainBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Paleo-ekologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 4 (empat) bulan, mulai 31 Agustus 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sumatera Barat (Agam, Lima Puluh Kota, Tanah Datar, Sawahlunto,

Sijunjung, Solok, Padang Pariaman)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas ilmu dan Teknologi Kebumian iTB (Prof. Dr. ir. Yahdi Zaim)

Abstract

This project aims to investigate the antiquity of human occupation on the small islands of Wallacea. Specifically it aims to investigate whether prehistoric peoples in the Pleistocene were capable of exploiting the rich marine resources surrounding the islands or subsisted only on the land-based fauna. Current theory would suggest that early in prehistory humans were not capable of targeting marine fauna as the capture of marine resources was more difficult requiring complex planning and an array of technology. Thus the project will also investigate what types of technology were invented and in use in the Pleistocene period. We will focus on the stone, bone and shell technology and will investigate whether life on these small islands prompted novel solutions to the unique ecosystems (e.g. Tanudirjo 2001). On the smaller islands such as Alor, Pantar, Kisar and Leti the land-based fauna is very depauperate; in terms of native animals and during the Pleistocene only rats, bats and reptiles were available.



Plants also likely formed a major staple of the diet in prehistory and while these do not preserve well in archaeological sites we will undertake sampling for pollen, phytoliths and starches down the profile to try to better understand the contribution to the diet made by plants.

in 2014 the island that will form the focus of our research effort is Alor island situated within the Nusa Tenggara Timur Province of indonesia. Areas around Liang Puri, Kiraman, Lerabain, Mademang, Maimol, Buyungta, Mali, Toblang, Hame, La^or, Kokar Weling, Ala^ang, Waking, ehdon, Sebanjar, Ulimoning, AlorBesar, Alor Kecil, Ampera, Lewalu, Folboa, Dulolong, Atengmale, Kolana, Kaluman, Kenarlinag, and Watatuku villages in the Kui, Abui, Adang, Alorese, Kula, Sawila regions of Alor island will be specifically targeted. We propose undertaking our first field season from the 7th May 2014 until the 7th July 2014. We will survey in the above mentioned areas and select two cave sites for excavation.

Methodology:

We anticipate one or two weeks will be spent surveying and testing at the start of each field season to locate suitable sites for excavation. Two sites will then be selected for excavation each year. excavations will use fine-scale removals (2-5 cm), high precision recording (3-D) and recovery methods.

D.12.1. Mr. Gilbert James Price

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : ipswich, Queensland, Australia, 5 Mei 1979Warga Negara (Nationality) : AustraliaJabatan (Position) : Post-doctoral fellowinstitusi (institution) : University of Queenslandemail (email) : -Alamat (Address) : 5/28 Hamilton Road, Moorooka, Quesland 4105 AustraliaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : N5715692

D.13. The timing of magmatism, metamorphism and uplift in the eastern Bird’s Head, West Papua

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Menyelidiki metaturbidites kadar rendah dan tinggi dari formasi

Palaeozoic Kemum (kerak Australia) dan hubungannya dengan Permo-Triassic granitoid




Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 4 (empat) bulan, mulai 17 Juni 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Papua Barat (Manokwari, Manokwari Selatan, Maybrat, Pegunungan

Arfak, Raja Ampat, Sorong (kota), Sorong, Tambrauw, Teluk Bintuni)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : institut Teknologi Bandung (Herwin Tiranda)

Abstract

Metamorphic basement is exposed in the Kemum basement high in the Arfak Mountains of the Bird’s Head. Most of what we know about the Siluro-Devonian basement rocks comes from a joint mapping programme by the indonesian and Australian governments in the 1970s and 1980s. But mountainous terrain, dense vegetation and lack of infrastructure have made systematic mapping particularly difficult. Recent development and road construction, however, have improved access and exposure in the area.

The project will investigate the low- and high-grade metaturbidites of the Palaeozoic Kemum Formation (Australian crust) and their relationship to Permo-Triassic granitoid intrusions. The age of the metamorphic rocks and the timing of the two metamorphic events are only poorly constrained by rare fossil occurrences and mostly stratigraphic relations, respectively. Furthermore, Pleistocene paralic sediments at elevations around 1800 m a.s.l. indicate rapid uplift during the Quaternary. This project aims to further constrain the ages of the basement rocks, the metamorphic events as well as the uplift of the basement high.

D.13.1. Mr. Benjamin Michael Jost

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Swiss, 18 Mei 1986Warga Negara (Nationality) : SwissJabatan (Position) : Postgraduate research studentinstitusi (institution) : earth Science Department, Royal Holloway University of Londonemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Royal Holloway University of London egham, SurreyTW20 0eX

United KingdomNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : X1775482



D.14. Timing of magmatism in the Netoni Plutonic Complex: implications for displacement on the Sorong fault

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Menentukan jumlah perpindahan dari Zona Sesar Sorong dan jika

mungkin, waktu perpindahannyaBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : GeologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 4 (empat) bulan, mulai 17 Juni 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : DKi Jakarta, Papua Barat (Manokwari, Lembah Kebar, pantai utara

Papua Barat – Mubrani, Tambrauw, Maurepi, Koor, Sorong dan sekitarnya, bagian selatan lembah Kebar - Kemum High, area sekitar Ransiki dan Gn. Arfak, Danau Anggi)

Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : institut Teknologi Bandung (Herwin Tiranda)

Abstract

The Netoni intrusive Complex represents a suite of granitic rocks (quartz-syenite, quartz monzonite, granite, quartz diorite and diorite). These are reported to have been emplaced during the Triassic to Cretaceous (240-78 Ma) on the basis of hornblende and biotite K-Ar dates from float material. early maps indicate that the southern margin of the intrusive complex is cut by the Sorong Fault Zone, a major east-west trending, strike-slip fault system several hundred kilometres long. However, reconnaissance mapping by David Gold (SeARG) indicated that granitic material is also prominent on the southern side of the Sorong Fault Zone. The aim of this study is to determine the amount of displacement of the Sorong Fault Zone and if possible, timing of its displacement. This will be achieved by mapping and collecting samples of the Netonigranitoids on the northern and southern side of the fault zone. it is important to establish whether the granitoids represent the same body on either side of the fault, and to define the lateral extent of the granitoids in order to determine the amount of slip that has taken place along the Sorong Fault. Samples from either side of the fault zone will be characterized on the basis of penological, geochemical and geochronological data.



D.14.1. Mr. Max Christian Mitchell Webb

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : inggris, 16 Juni 1993Warga Negara (Nationality) : inggrisJabatan (Position) : Postgraduate research studentinstitusi (institution) : earth Science Department, Royal Holloway University of Londonemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Royal Holloway University of London egham, SurreyTW20 0eX


E. GEOLOGI KELAUTAN (MARINE GEOLOGY)

E.1. Mentawai Gap-Tsunami Earthquake Risk Assessment (MEGA-TERA)



Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Geologi KelautanLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 45 (empat puluh lima) hari mulai 20 Mei 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Perairan Selat Mentawai dan Samudera Hindia lepas pantai Kab.



Abstract

The overarching goal of the project is to help safeguard the coastal communities of central western Sumatra, indonesia, through an integrated seismic/bathymetric study of seafloor deformation and potential tsunami runup. This region is currently under threat from an impending giant earthquake. The earthquake and triggered tsunami will affect the lives of hundreds of thousands who live and work near the coasts for many decades. Our study will be based on advanced marine geophysics. Such work requires ocean exploration and research vessels such as the R/V Falkor, which can implement the state-of-the art technologies needed. The use of high-resolution seismic instruments on R/V Falkor will be a first, and will broaden its



reach towards the geophysical community. The policy of the Schmidt Ocean institute (SOi) of sharing information about the oceans to foster a deeper understanding of our environment aligns well with the vision of the earth Observatory of Singapore (eOS) and collaborators for conducting science for sustainable societies.


E.1.1. Mr. Romain Duperray

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Perancis, 15 Agustus 1991Warga Negara (Nationality) : PerancisJabatan (Position) : interninstitusi (institution) : institut de Physique du Globe de Parisemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 1 Rue Jussieu, 75005 Paris, FranceNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 15AA87534



E.1.2. Dr. Shengji Wei

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : RRT, 20 Agustus 1982Warga Negara (Nationality) : RRTJabatan (Position) : Assistant Professorinstitus i(institution) : earth Observatory of Singaporeemail (email) : [email protected]; [email protected] (Address) : 50 Nanyang Avenue, Block N2-01a-15, Singapore 639798Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : G25753609

E.1.3. Dr. frederique Leclerc

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Perancis, 8 April 1987Warga Negara (Nationality) : PerancisJabatan (Position) : Post-doctoral research fellowinstitusi (institution) : earth Observatory of Singaporeemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 50 Nanyang Avenue, Block N2-01a-14, Singapore 639798Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 08CY32702

E.1.4. Mr. Stephen Carson

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : inggris,18 Februari 1989Warga Negara (Nationality) : inggrisJabatan (Position) : Research assistantinstitusi (institution) : earth Observatory of Singaporeemail (email) : -Alamat (Address) : 50 Nanyang Avenue, Block N2-01a-15, Singapore 639798Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 110037831



E.1.5. Mr. Anoop Thomas

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : india, 9 April 1972Warga Negara (Nationality) : indiaJabatan (Position) : Technical Managerinstitusi (institution) : Sea Land Technologyemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 65 Tuas Avenue 1, Singapore 639508Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : Z2253674

E.1.6. Mr. Khoo Yih Chyuan

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Malaysia, 13 April 1985Warga Negara (Nationality) : MalaysiaJabatan (Position) : engineerinstitusi (institution) : Sea Land Technologyemail (email) : -Alamat (Address) : 65 Tuas Avenue 1, Singapore 639508Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : A27754410

E.1.7. Mr. Muhammad Ramdan Bin Kamaruddin

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Singapura, 7 Juni 1989Warga Negara (Nationality) : SingapuraJabatan (Position) : engineerinstitus i(institution) : Sea Land Technologyemail (email) : -Alamat (Address) : 65 Tuas Avenue 1, Singapore 639508Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : e3980501B



E.1.8. Mr. Anthony Deebank

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : inggris, 3 November 1964Warga Negara (Nationality) : inggrisJabatan (Position) : Field engineerinstitusi (institution) : Sea Land Technologyemail (email) : -Alamat (Address) : 65 Tuas Avenue 1, Singapore 639508Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 99251525

E.1.9. Mr. Philip Thomas

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Singapura, 16 Oktober 1985Warga Negara (Nationality) : SingapuraJabatan (Position) : engineerinstitusi (institution) : Sea Land Technologyemail (email) : -Alamat (Address) : 65 Tuas Avenue 1, Singapore 639508Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : e5450524F

f. KLIMATOLOGI (CLIMATOLOGY)

f.1. Climate Change and Coastal Vulnerability

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Menentukan dan mengamati perubahan ekosistem pesisir-laut dan

dinamika karbon di indonesia serta mengembangkan model interaksi antara pesisir dan atmosfer

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : KlimatologiDaerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Makasar (Kep. Spermonde dan Selat Makasar)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Penelitian dan Pengembangan Sumber Daya Laut dan Pesisir –

Balitbang KP (Dr. Andreas Hutahaean)

Abstract

The carbon fluxes determined in these regions will be integrated into a hydrodynamic model and extrapolated to a regional scale. The model will furthermore be used to study the



influence of climate anomalies (eNSO and indian Ocean Dipole Mode, iDM) on the carbon cycle in the indonesian Seas. impacts of ecosystem degradations on the CO2 concentration in the atmosphere will be quantified by using a global carbon cycle model. The model based quantifications of the changes in the carbon cycle will form the base for evaluating the potential use of existing institutional approaches such as ReDD (Reducing emissions from Deforestation and Degradation) and PeS (Payment for environmental services) that aim at the reduction of CO2 emissions into the atmosphere. These institutional approaches are efforts of the international community to counteract market failures by making it more profitable to protect than to cut down forests but they do not consider marine ecosystems and impacts on marine coastal ecosystem caused by e.g. the degradation mangrove and seagrass ecosystem.

Therefore alternative instruments have to be developed by the natural scientists within SiMeF. These instruments have to integrate terrestrial and marine coastal ecosystems and to consider their role in the global carbon cycle as well as socio-economic problems such as transaction costs and the lack of local community participation. SiMeF-Topic ii is following such a holistic approach and aims at investigating additionally carbon-related ecological aspects which are crucial for valuing and predicting changes in the carbon cycle. This is for example the adaptation of the planktonic food web and fishes to decreasing oxygen levels in rivers draining disturbed peat lands. For strengthening future indonesian/German collaborations on climate change related issues and improve the scientific knowledge for implementing strategies for the adaptation to climate change.

f.1.1. Dr. Tim Rixen

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Bremen, 23 Oktober 1962Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Senior Scientistinstitusi (institution) : Leibniz-Zentrum fur Marine Tropenokologie (ZMT) GmbHemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : iBAN: De24 2905 0101 0001 0471 09, BiC: SBReDe22 GermanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C1V5LWG2MLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 4 (empat) bulan, mulai 3 Oktober 2015(month, starting from)



f.1.2. Ms. francisca Maria Constance Wit

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Alkmaar, 10 Maret 1984Warga Negara (Nationality) : BelandaJabatan (Position) : Ph.D Candidateinstitusi (institution) : Leibniz-Zentrum fur Marine Tropenokologie (ZMT) GmbHemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : iBAN: De24 2905 0101 0001 0471 09, BiC: SBReDe22 GermanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : NNLBJKKK5Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 4 (empat) bulan, mulai 25 September 2015 (month, starting from)

f.1.3. Dr. Herbert Guenter Siegel

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Rostock-warnemuende, 26 Januari 1952Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Senior Scientistinstitusi (institution) : Leibniz-institut Fur Ostseeforschung Warnemundeemail (email) : Herbert.Siegel@ io-warnemuende.deAlamat (Address) : Ozeanographie und Messtechnik Seestraße 15 18119 Rostock

GermanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C0H802XC8Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 4 (empat) bulan, mulai 3 Oktober 2015(month, starting from)

f.1.4. Ms. Iris Stottmeister

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Nettetal, 20 Januari 1972Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Research assistantinstitusi (institution) : Leibniz-institut Fur Ostseeforschung Warnemundeemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Seestraße 1518119 RostockTelefon: (0381) 51 97 195Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : COHY9M650Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 4 (empat) bulan, mulai 25 September 2015(month, starting from)



f.1.5. Dr. Thomas Walter Peter Pohlmann

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Hamburg, 17 Maret 1959Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Scientistinstitusi (institution) : Center for earth System Research and Sustainability (CeN)email (email) : [email protected] (Address) : institute of Oceanography University of Hamburg, Bundesstr.

53, 20146 HamburgNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C1WMVTTLKLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 4 (empat) bulan, mulai 3 Oktober 2015 (month, starting from)

f.1.6. Dr. Bernhard Andreas Mayer

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Hamburg, 29 November 1960Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Scientistinstitusi (institution) : Leibniz-Zentrum fur Marine Tropenokologie (ZMT) GmbHemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : institute of Oceanography Bundesstraße 5320146 HamburgNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C1V51KJZZLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 4 (empat) bulan, mulai 24 September 2015 (month, starting from)

G. METEOROLOGI (METEOROLOGY)

G.1. Study on oceanic and atmospheric climate variability in the western Sumatera and southern Jawa waters, and land-based observation in Bengkulu Province

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Memahami perbedaan penting dari lapisan udara dan lautan serta

perannya dalam mengatur perubahan iklim daerah dan global di indonesia

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Meteorologi dan Oseanografi



Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 3 (tiga) bulan, mulai 1 November 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Perairan Barat Sumatera dan Selatan Jawa serta stasiun pengamatan

BMKG di Provinsi BengkuluMitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Teknologi inventarisasi Sumberdaya Alam – BPPT (Dr. Fadli

Syamsudin)

Abstract

The oceanic and atmospheric variabilities in and around the indonesian seas, where high sea-surface temperature and connective activities are found, are key factor to understand the mechanism of the climate change. To investigate the detail of the nature and the mechanism of the climate change, the observational evidences on both ocean and land are required. Therefore, we hereby apply to get permission to deploy our research vessel “Mirai” and land-based observations in indonesian territories and eeZs. The research vessel “Mirai” is planned to be deployed in the west of Sumatera island and the south of Jawa island, to conduct the high-frequency observation of radiosonde, radar, CTD, etc. The land-based instruments are planned to be deployed in Bengkulu Province to conduct the high-frequency observation of radiosonde, radar, etc. These data will be analyzed after the observation to resolve the atmospheric and oceanic variabilities in and around indonesia in detail.

G.1.1. Dr. Masaki Katsumata

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Hokkaido, 3 February 1970Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Deputy Group Leader / Senior Research Scientistinstitusi (institution) : Japan Agency for Marine-earth Science and Technology

(JAMSTeC)email (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Natsushima-cho 2-15, Yokosuka 237-0061 JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : MS9276258



G.1.2. Ms. Kyoko Taniguchi

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Nara, 29 Agustus 1979Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : engineerinstitusi (institution) : Japan Agency for Marine-earth Science and Technology

(JAMSTeC)email (email) : -Alamat (Address) : -Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TH9869953

G.1.3. Mr. Makito Yokota

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Kanagawa, 10 Februari 1981Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : engineerinstitusi (institution) : Japan Agency for Marine-earth Science and Technology


G.1.4. Ms. Yuki Kaneko

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Kyoto, 16 Oktober 1986Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : engineerinstitusi (institution) : Japan Agency for Marine-earth Science and Technology

(JAMSTeC)email (email) : -Alamat (Address) : -Nomor Paspor(Pasport no.) : TK0091409



G.1.5. Mr. Kenichi Sasaki

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Hokkaido, 30 Juli 1971Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : engineerinstitusi (institution) : Japan Agency for Marine-earth Science and Technology

(JAMSTeC)email (email) : -Alamat (Address) : -Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TK7690560

G.1.6. Mr. Kosei Sasaoka

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Toyama, 15 September 1972Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : engineerinstitusi (institution) : Japan Agency for Marine-earth Science and Technology


G.1.7. Mr. Etsuro Ono

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Kumamoto, 16 Februari 1984Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : engineerinstitusi (institution) : Japan Agency for Marine-earth Science and Technology

(JAMSTeC)email (email) : -Alamat (Address) : -Nomor Paspor( Pasport no.) : MU3524842



G.1.8. Mr. Kazuhide Yamamoto

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Hokkaido, 25 Juni 1981Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : engineerinstitusi (institution) : Japan Agency for Marine-earth Science and Technology

(JAMSTeC)email (email) : -Alamat (Address) : -Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TK6436681

G.1.9. Dr. Katsuro Katsumata

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Tokyo, 3 Oktober 1970Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Deputy Group Leaderinstitusi (institution) : Japan Agency for Marine-earth Science and Technology

(JAMSTeC)email (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Natsushima-cho 2-15, Yokosuka 237-0061 JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TH3170003

G.1.10. Mr. Biao Geng

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Jiangsu, 09 Oktober 1962Warga Negara (Nationality) : ChinaJabatan (Position) : Senior Research Scientistinstitusi (institution) : Japan Agency for Marine-earth Science and Technology

(JAMSTeC)email (email) : -Alamat (Address) : Natsushima-cho 2-15, Yokosuka 237-0061 JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : G41567863



G.1.11. Mr. Shuichi Mori

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Kyoto, 29 Februari 1964Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Deputy Directorinstitusi (institution) : Japan Agency for Marine-earth Science and Technology

(JAMSTeC)email (email) : -Alamat (Address) : Natsushima-cho 2-15, Yokosuka 237-0061 JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : MS9698741

G.1.12. Dr. Akira Wakata

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Guangdong, 20 Desember 1959Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Senior Scientistinstitusi (institution) : Japan Agency for Marine-earth Science and Technology

(JAMSTeC)email (email) : -Alamat (Address) : Natsushima-cho 2-15, Yokosuka 237-0061 JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TK0432631

G.1.13. Dr. Satoru Yokoi

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Okayama, 6 November 1978Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Senior Scientistinstitusi (institution) : Japan Agency for Marine-earth Science and Technology




G.1.14. Ms. Ayako Seiki

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Tokyo, 20 Agustus 1977Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Scientistinstitusi (institution) : Japan Agency for Marine-earth Science and Technology

(JAMSTeC)email (email) : -Alamat (Address) : Natsushima-cho 2-15, Yokosuka 237-0061 JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TH4934112

G.1.15. Dr. Tomoshige Inoue

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Fukuoka, 26 September 1978Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Postdoctoral Researcherinstitusi (institution) : Japan Agency for Marine-earth Science and Technology

(JAMSTeC)email (email) : -Alamat (Address) : Natsushima-cho 2-15, Yokosuka 237-0061 JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : MT0620526

G.1.16. Mr. Junichi Hamada

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Hiroshima, 27 Oktober 1971Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : Japan Agency for Marine-earth Science and Technology

(JAMSTeC)email (email) : -Alamat (Address) : Natsushima-cho 2-15, Yokosuka 237-0061 JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : MU3525990



G.1.17. Dr. Tetsuo Harada

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Nara, 15 Maret 1963Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Professorinstitusi (institution) : Japan Agency for Marine-earth Science and Technology

(JAMSTeC)email (email) : -Alamat (Address) : 2-5-1 Akebono-cho, Kochi-city, Kochi Prefecture, 780-8520

JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TK2063713

G.1.18. Mr. Noritomo Umamoto

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Okayama, 29 Agustus 1991Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Master Courseinstitusi (institution) : Japan Agency for Marine-earth Science and Technology


JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TR1954894

G.1.19. Mr. Takahiro furuki

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Nagasaki, 14 April 1992Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Master Courseinstitusi (institution) : Japan Agency for Marine-earth Science and Technology


JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TR1390139



G.1.20. Mr. Wataru Ohoka

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Tokyo, 2 Oktober 1989Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Undergraduate Studentinstitusi (institution) : Japan Agency for Marine-earth Science and Technology

(JAMSTeC)email (email) : -Alamat (Address) : 41-102 Daido-cho, Kitashirakawa Sakyo-ku, 606-8274 JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TK6306681

G.1.21. Mr. Shuhei Matsugishi

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Hokkaido, 1 April 1992Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Graduate Studentinstitusi (institution) : Japan Agency for Marine-earth Science and Technology

(JAMSTeC)email (email) : -Alamat (Address) : 1-10-9, Honkomagome, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 113-0033 JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TR3911113

G.1.22. Ms. Tamaki Suematsu

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Hyogo, 12 Mei 1989Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Graduate Studentinstitusi (institution) : Japan Agency for Marine-earth Science and Technology

(JAMSTeC)email (email) : -Alamat (Address) : 206-18-8-1 Nezu, Bunkyo Ward, Tokyo 113-0031 JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TK6617672



G.1.23. Mr. Atsushi Yanase

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Gifu, 7 April 1992Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Graduate Studentinstitusi (institution) : Japan Agency for Marine-earth Science and Technology

(JAMSTeC)email (email) : -Alamat (Address) : Furocho Chikusa-ku, Nagoya 464-8601 JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TR3547668

G.1.24. Mr. Akihiko Murata

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Mie, 28 Desember 1960Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Group Leaderinstitusi (institution) : Japan Agency for Marine-earth Science and Technology

(JAMSTeC)email (email) : -Alamat (Address) : 2-15 Natsushima Yokosuka Kanagawa, 237-0061 JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TK1284857

G.1.25. Dr. Yuichiro Kumamoto

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Hiroshima, 4 April 1967Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Senior Research Scientistinstitusi (institution) : Japan Agency for Marine-earth Science and Technology




G.1.26. Mr. Kosaku Moteki

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Kyoto, 6 Juni 1976Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Scientistinstitusi (institution) : Japan Agency for Marine-earth Science and Technology


G.1.27. Dr. Hiroshi Uchida

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Kanagawa, 6 Januari 1970Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Research Scientistinstitusi (institution) : Japan Agency for Marine-earth Science and Technology

(JAMSTeC)email (email) : -Alamat (Address) : 2-15 Natsushima Yokosuka Kanagawa, 237-0061 JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TH3075393

G.1.28. Dr. Kazuhiko Matsumoto

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Kyoto, 26 Juli 1969Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Research Scientistinstitusi (institution) : Japan Agency for Marine-earth Science and Technology


G.1.29. Mr. Taichi Yokokawa

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Chiba, 2 Maret 1977Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Scientistinstitusi (institution) : Japan Agency for Marine-earth Science and Technology

(JAMSTeC)



email (email) : -Alamat (Address) : 2-15 Natsushima Yokosuka Kanagawa, 237-0061 JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TZ0515131

G.1.30. Dr. Chisato Yamashita

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Osaka, 29 Juli 1976Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Research Scientistinstitusi (institution) : Japan Agency for Marine-earth Science and Technology

(JAMSTeC)email (email) : -Alamat (Address) : 2-15 Natsushima Yokosuka Kanagawa, 237-0061 JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TH3527209

G.1.31. Dr. Michinari Sunamura

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Tokyo, 17 September 1969Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Assistant Professorinstitusi (institution) : Japan Agency for Marine-earth Science and Technology

(JAMSTeC)email (email) : -Alamat (Address) : 7-3-1 Hongo, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 113-0033 JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TH5883106

G.1.32. Mr. Shotoku Kotajima

Nama (Name) : Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Kanagawa, 17 Januari 1993Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Master Courseinstitusi (institution) : Japan Agency for Marine-earth Science and Technology

(JAMSTeC)email (email) : -Alamat (Address) : 5-10-62 Kitamachi Kokubunji Tokyo, 185-0001 JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TR4057644



G.1.33. Mr. Kanta Chida

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : iwate, 3 April 1992Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : Japan Agency for Marine-earth Science and Technology

(JAMSTeC)email (email) : -Alamat (Address) : 582 Bunkyodai-Midorimachi, ebetsu, Hokkaido, 069-8501 JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : MT2006536

G.1.34. Mr. Ichiro Matsui

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Aomori, 8 September 1955Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Senior Researcherinstitusi (institution) : Japan Agency for Marine-earth Science and Technology

(JAMSTeC)email (email) : -Alamat (Address) : 743-2 Kamihiroko, Tsukuba-city, ibaraki, 305-0041 JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TK8846618

G.1.35. Dr. Hugo Bellenger

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Paris, 28 September 1980Warga Negara (Nationality) : PerancisJabatan (Position) : Scientistinstitusi (institution) : Japan Agency for Marine-earth Science and Technology

(JAMSTeC)email (email) : -Alamat (Address) : 2-10-12 Kamiooka Higashi, Kounan-ku, Yokohama-shi, JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 11CL40570



H. PERTAMBANGAN (MINING)

H.1. UBC Process by Utilizing the UBC Pilot Plant at Palimanan, Cirebon, West Java

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Menerapkan proses UBC (Upgraded Brown Coal) di indonesia, yang

merupakan peningkatan kualitas batubara dengan mengangkat kelembaban

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PertambanganDaerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jabar (Palimanan)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Puslitbang Teknologi Mineral dan Batubara Kementerian eSDM

(Miftahul Huda dan 16 orang tim)

Abstract

The research is to further advance the UBC Process aiming at its commercialization and dissemination. The research will be conducted by utilizing the UBC Pilot Plant located in the premise of tekMiRA at Palimanan, Cirebon, West Java. Activities at the UBC Pilot Plant will be carried out in collaboration with tekMiRA in accordance with such agreement as Technical Agreement, the implementation Document and the Material Transfer Agreement which were concluded with TeKMiRA eSDM and material changes that the district of Kota Lama (and several smaller historic sites in the city) has been experiencing. i have also made regular short trips to Bandung and Jakarta to attend activities and exhibitions related to heritage preservation and to meet with local experts working in this field. This fieldwork and its tentative results will be discussed in further detail below in this report. Thus far, my research has been going smoothly and is beginning to yield intriguing results. However, due to a variety of factors to be described in a later section of this report, i feel it is necessary to continue my fieldwork until the end of March 2016.1 am thus respectfully requesting an extension of my research permit to complete this project.



H.1.1. Mr. Tetsuya Deguchi

Nama (Name) : Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Hyogo, 16 November 1959Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : General Managerinstitusi (institution) : Kobe Steel Ltd.email (email) : -Alamat (Address) : 8-3-17 Midori-machi, Kita-ku, Kobe 651-1221 JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TZ0643771Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 2 Juli 2015 (month, starting from)

H.1.2. Mr. Shunsuke Sogahata

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Hokkaido, 2 November 1977Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Penelitiinstitusi (institution) : Kobe Steel Ltd.email (email) : -Alamat (Address) : 105-1-3, 1-chome, tomasa-chosuma-ku Kobe 654-0034, JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TK3604153Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 18 Agustus 2015(month, starting from)

H.1.3. Mr. Shigeru Kinoshita

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Hyogo, 22 Maret 1978Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : Kobe Steel Ltd.email (email) : -Alamat (Address) : 20-4, Takaoka 2 chome, Okubo-cho, Akashi 674-0057, JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TR4186896Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 2 Juli 2015 (month, starting from)



H.1.4. Mr. Keita Yoneda

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Hyogo, 26 Desember 1989Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : Kobe Steel Ltdemail (email) : -Alamat (Address) : -Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TK9910944Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 6 Oktober 2015 (month, starting from)

H.1.5. Mr. Yutaka Kanamaru

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Fukuoka, 18 Desember 1951Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Penelitiinstitusi (institution) : Kobe Steel Ltd.email (email) : -Alamat (Address) : 22-18, imadera, Nisiku, Kobe-shi, Hyogo, 651-2114, JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TK0856345Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 18 Agustus 2015 (month, starting from)

H.1.6. Mr. Toru Higuchi

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Hyogo, 26 April 1973Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Penelitiinstitusi (institution) : Kobe Steel Ltd.email (email) : -Alamat (Address) : 2-5-14 Miyuki-cho, Suma-ku, Kobe-city, Hyogo pref.Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TR4187016Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 3 September 2015 (month, starting from)



H.1.7. Mr. Toshinori Inoue

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Hyogo, 14 September 1963Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Penelitiinstitusi (institution) : Kobe Steel Ltd.email (email) : -Alamat (Address) : 799-6, Awadu, Kakogawa-cho, Hyogo prefecture, JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TK7094435Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 18 Agustus 2015 (month, starting from)

H.1.8. Mr. Takuo Shigehisa

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Kagoshima, 13 Agustus 1955Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Penelitiinstitusi (institution) : Kobe Steel Ltd.email (email) : -Alamat (Address) : 2-9-30-320, Maikodai, Tarumi-ku, Kobe,Hyogo, JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TH8198375Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 23 Agustus 2015 (month, starting from)

H.1.9. Mr. Tsuyoshi Adachi

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Hyogo, 14 Maret 1963Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Penelitiinstitusi (institution) : Kobe Steel Ltd.email (email) : -Alamat (Address) : 1-1-1-2-1304, Yurinoki Ohkubo Akashi 674-0068 JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TH4135376Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 12 Agustus 2015 (month, starting from)



H.1.10. Mr. Yoichi Takahashi

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : ehime, 12 September 1972Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Penelitiinstitusi (institution) : Kobe Steel Ltd.email (email) : -Alamat (Address) : 5-11-1 Kasugadai, Nishi-ku, Kobe-shi, Hyogo-ken, JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TH8585079Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 18 Agustus 2015 (month, starting from)

H.1.11. Mr. Hirokazu Tsubo

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Osaka, 28 Desember 1979Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Penelitiinstitus i(institution) : Kobe Steel Ltd.email (email) : -Alamat (Address) : 1-9-106, 3-chome, kokubo Akasi 673-0005, JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TK0107435Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 18 Agustus 2015 (month, starting from)

H.1.12. Mr. Kazuyuki Eikawa

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Nagasaki, 25 Januari 1954Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Penelitiinstitusi (institution) : Kobe Steel Ltd.email (email) : -Alamat (Address) : 87-13 Kitaike Amida-cho Takasago Hyuogo 676-0825, JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TK7355371Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 18 Agustus 2015 (month, starting from)



I. OSEANOGRAfI (OCEANOGRAPHY)

I.1. The Transport, Internal Waves and Mixing in the Indonesian Throughflow regions (TIMIT) and Impacts on Marine Ecosystem

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mengukur internal waves dan percampuran di jalur Arus Lintas

indonesia (Arlindo) dan pengaruhnya terhadap ekosistem laut, terutama di jalur selat Makassar dan selat Lombok

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : OseanografiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 29 (dua puluh sembilan)hari, mulai 1 Oktober 2015(month, starting

from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Perairan Selat Makassar dan Selat LombokMitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Badan Penelitian dan Pengembangan – KKP (Dr. Anastasia R.T.D.

Kuswardani dan Tim)

Abstract

The indonesia seas provide a low-latitude pathway for the transfer of warm, low-salinity Pacific waters into the indian Ocean. The indonesia Thoughflow (iTF) is an integral part of the global therniohaline circulation, and the heat and freshwater carried by the iTF impacts the basin budgets of both the Pacific and the india Oceans. in the iTF region, the ocean processes (transport, internal waves and mixing) play an important role in the east Asian climate system, even in the global climate system. Lombok Strait, as an important pathway for Pacific Ocean water flow into indian Ocean, is characterized by intensive internal-wave generation. A previous study suggested that internal waves in Lombok Strait propagate in three different patterns. The patterns are associated with the iTF, stratification, and tidal conditions. This program outlines an effort to measure the magnitude and variability of the water mass transport/exchange, heat and freshwater fluxes between the Pacific and indian Ocean, to measure internal waves and mixing, in the indonesia Throughflow region by deploying a series of moorings, and to study it impacts on marine ecosystem. Based on the observation in iTF region, we will quantitative assessing the seasonal and inter-annual transport and analysis the properties of internal waves and mixing and impacts on iTF.

improved predictions will benefit many people living in areas affected by el Nino/La Nina and the Asian-Australian Monsoon. indonesian Seas, which is strongly affected by these phenomena, will thus be able to use the model projections to make informed management



decisions regarding agricultural, water and fisheries resources issues and prepare for climate related forest fires. Some previous studies using

numerical modeling are proving to be sensitive to the iTF flow and its mixing. From the present project, we do hope that the research will significantly improve the ability of the models to faithfully simulate climate variability and predict future variability.

in order to carry out current and mixing observation in iTF region, this cruise will

be start from Bitung by BJ Viii, and go directly Makassar Strait to deploy two moorings in stations Ml and M2, then will go to Lombok Strait to deploy the third mooring. On the route from Makassar Strait to Lombok Strait, we have selected some sections along zonal direction to do the CTD measure by Towed Vehicle. On the whole cruise track, we will do some CTD cast to learn the water properties in the different region of iTF.

The main objectives of this cruise are:

1. To deploy two subsurface moorings in the Makassar Strait. each mooring is equipped with two ADCP to measure current profile and a series of TD and CTD to measure temperature and salinity. The positions of them are showed in Figure 1. We need about two days to deploy the moorings.

2. To deploy one subsurface moorings in the Lombok Strait. The mooring is equipped with two ADCP to measure current and a series of TD and CTD to measure temperature and salinity. The position of it is showed in Figure 1. it needs about one day to deploy moorings.

3. To take temperature and salinity in 11 sections from Makassar Strait to Lombok Strait by Towed Vehicle. The preliminary sections are showed in Figure 1.

4. To take CTD and mixing cast in the Makassar Strait. Lombok Strait and Java Sea. The preliminary positions of CTD cast are showed in Figure 1.

5. To take water quality (biology and chemical parameters) data. We need each sample approximately 5 liter waters to analyses.

I.1.1. Mr. Bin fan

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Shanghai, 23 February 1960Warga Negara (Nationality) : ChinaJabatan (Position) : Technical Leaderinstitusi (institution) : First institute of Oceanography (FiO)email (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 6 Xian-Xia-Ling Road, High-Tech industry Park, 266061 ChinaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : Pe0023784



I.1.2. Mr. Xu Tengfei

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Nei Mongol, 27-02-1986Warga Negara (Nationality) : ChinaJabatan (Position) : Assistant Researcherinstitusi (institution) : First institute of Oceanography (FiO)email (email) : -Alamat (Address) : 6 Xian-Xia-Ling Road, High-Tech industry Park, 266061 ChinaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : Pe0461708

I.1.3. Mr. Lin fang

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Jiangxi, 15 April 1989Warga Negara (Nationality) : ChinaJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : First institute of Oceanography (FiO)email (email) : -Alamat (Address) : 6 Xian-Xia-Ling Road, High-Tech industry Park, 266061 ChinaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : Pe0467801Judul Penelitian(Research Title) : “The Transport, internal Waves and Mixing in the indonesian

Throughflow regions (TiMiT) and impacts on Marine ecosystem”

I.1.4. Mr. Zhou Kai

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Zhejiang, 9 February 1973Warga Negara (Nationality) : ChinaJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : First institute of Oceanography (FiO)email (email) : -Alamat (Address) : 6 Xian-Xia-Ling Road, High-Tech industry Park, 266061 ChinaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : Pe0467802



I.1.5. Mr. He Zhiqiang

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Guangxi, 5 Oktober 1981Warga Negara (Nationality) : ChinaJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : First institute of Oceanography (FiO)email (email) : -Alamat (Address) : 6 Xian-Xia-Ling Road, High-Tech industry Park, 266061 ChinaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : Pe0467803

I.2. Development of a Decision support system for site selection and power yield from ocean renewable energy facilities in Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mengembangkan potensi energi gelombang laut dan fasilitas tidal

steamBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : OseanografiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 8 (delapan) bulan, mulai 26 Oktober 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : NTT (Selat Larantuka)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Balai Teknologi Survei Kelautan-BPPT (Dr.Wahyu W Pandoe)

Abstract

in the framework of the German-indonesian Cooperation in Marine Sciences, SPiCe iii, and in cooperation of Dr. Wahyu W. Pandoe, The Agency for the Assessment and Application of Technology (BPPT, on the indonesian side) with Prof. Dr. Roberto Mayerle, Research and Technology Centre of Kiel University (FTZ, on the German side) investigation on the potentials of Ocean Renewable energy (ORe) in the indonesian Seas (Topic 6) shall be carried out from February 2012 to February 2016.

The cooperative project aims at the advancement of the development of strategies for improving the reliability of estimations of the potential power from ocean energy facilities in indonesia. emphasis shall be placed primarily on sites suited for the development of tidal stream and wave energy facilities. it is intended to verify the effectiveness of state of the art techniques for improving resource characterization and advancing the development of rationale for the selection of suitable sites taking into account environmental aspects. The improved strategies shall be embedded into a decision support system (DSS) for supporting the managers in the decision making process.



The Agency for the Assessment and Application of Technology (BPPT) and Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries are actively involved in research. This institution and some other related research agencies have preselected potential locations for the implementation of tidal current and wave energy systems. However due to the lack of measurement data on the spatial and temporal variation of current velocities, little is known about the overall yearly power that can effectively be extracted in those sites. it is intended to advance the development of strategies for characterization of the resources, site selection, assessment of the impacts and estimation of the effective power. State of the art technologies integrating data from observational stations, field investigations, space-borne remote sensing and process based models will be applied.

Joint field investigation will be conducted in areas of the indonesian Seas preselected for implementation of tidal current and wave energy converters. This will be done in the southern coast of Java and in the Larantuka Strait of Flores in 2013 and in the West coast of Bengkulu and in the Sunda Strait in 2014 in cooperation with BPPT.

Field measurements needed for the development and application of the models shall be carried out. in 2013 a tidal gauge shall be installed at Larantuka/Flores and a wave rider buoy shall be temporarily employed in areas dedicated to investigation on wave energy (e.g. Baron). Studies of the cumulative impacts of the technological deployments on the environment based on observations and numerical model simulations will also be conducted. Risk assessments due to extreme events shall also be conducted.

Results of model simulations covering typical tidal conditions will in turn enable the identification of the extent of the area suited for such installations and the proper selection of type and size of the structures. As a result the overall power potential that can effectively be yielded from the screened sites can be estimated for a longer period. This research is expected also to propose alternative engineering designs and techniques for such a proposed structure anchoring, subsea cable installation, turbine foil design, electric and mechanical control for the use of low RPM permanent magnetic generator as well as turbine model test in the existing BPPTs facility. The DSS will be used to run several scenarios combining sizes and types of structures as well as their spacing to maximize power generation in a suitable way. This will improve the understanding about the suitability of the site for feasible power generation.



I.2.1. Dr. Karl-Heinz Runte

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : essen, 12 Mei 1956Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Research Scientistinstitusi (institution) : Research and Technology Centre Westcoast (FTZ) - University of

Kielemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : University of Kiel in Buesum,Hafentoern 1, 25761 Buesum,

GermanyNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 115015294

I.3. Monitoring Indonesian Throughflow (MITf)

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mengukur suhu dan salinitas perairan lautBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : OseanografiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 25 (dua puluh lima) hari, mulai 1 Agustus 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Perairan Laut Selat MakassarMitra Kerja (Counterpart) : Pusat Pengkajian dan Perekayasaan Teknologi Kelautan dan Perikanan

(P3TKP) Balitbang KP -(Dr. rer.nat Agus Setiawan, M.Si)

Abstract

The program MiTF outlines an effort to measure the magnitude and variability of the water mass transport/exchange, temperature, salinity, and heat flux between the indonesian Seas and Pacific Ocean in the Makassar Strait by deploying a subsurface acoustics current Doppler profiler (ADCP) and Aquadopp current meters mooring. The flow through the Makassar Strait plays a major role in controlling the dynamics of indonesian Seas and in affecting the regional and global climate. Makassar Strait is the primary inflow pathway into the indonesian Throughflow (iTF), carrying 80-85% of total iTF; 90-95% of iTF within the upper 700 m, and thus provides an ideal site for recording the changing nature of the iTF and associated climate system. The fieldwork of the Phase i of MiTF program has been implemented in August 2013 by deploying a subsurface ADCP mooring using Baruna Jaya Vii that should be recovered August 2015 and replaced by a new mooring system.



1.3.1. Mr. Arnold Lewis Gordon

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : New York, 4 Februari 1940Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Professorinstitusi (institution) : Colombia Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Clausland Mtn Rd. Nyack NY - USANomor Paspor(Pasport no.) : P221864567

I.3.2. Mr. Bruce Alan Huber

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Pennsylvania, 4 Desember 1951Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Professorinstitusi (institution) : Colombia Universityemail (email) : -Alamat (Address) : -Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : P515062265

I.4. “Joint Research Survey for Tuna Stock Assessment in Sulu and Sulawesi Seas Indonesian Waters”

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Melakukan riset bersama di bidang survei oseanografi, survey hidro

akustik dan penangkapan ikan tunaBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Oseanografi, PerikananLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 3 (tiga) minggu, mulai 20 April 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sulawesi Utara (Bitung), Laut SulawesiMitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Balai Penelitian Perikanan Laut, Kementerian Kelautan dan Perikanan

(Prof. Dr. Ali Suman)

Abstract

The data collected will be oceanographic, acoustic and fishing trial in 17 stations. The objectives of this research survey are to carry out oceanographical survey (iCTD, bongo net, neuston net,



current indicator), hydro-acoustic survey by scientific echo-sounder and fishing trial using trolling, handline and longline at any appropriate position. Sampling stations was designed by stratified sampling method. Oceanographical data including current, depth, temperature, conductivity, fish larvae, phytoplankton dan zooplankton. Acoustic data will recorded during track, CTD operation and bongo-neuston operation. Bongo-neuston operation will be conducted in every station, using 500 and 330 u.m mesh size net for bongo net and 100 x 70 cm square shape with 1 mm mesh size for neuston net. Bongo net will be towed at 2-3 knot speed in 30 minutes in oblique direction while neuston net will be towed horizontally with the same speed and amount of time. The samples from bongo and neuston net will be taken and analyze in indonesia

I.4.1. Ms. Ummi Rodiah bt Abdul Aziz

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Malaysia, 15 Juli 1980Warga Negara( Nationality) : MalaysiaJabatan (Position) : Assistant research officerinstitusi (institution) : Department of Fisheries Malaysia - Ministry of Agriculture &

Agro-based industry Malaysiaemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Wakaf Beruas, 20050 k. TerengganuNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : A34800504

I.5. The Java Upwelling Variations Observation

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mengukur besaran dan variabilitas upwelling Jawa dengan

menurunkan sistem sub surface mooring ADCP dan sistem surface buoy

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : OseanografiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 2 (dua) bulan, mulai 1 Maret 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Perairan Samudra Hindia di sebelah selatan P. JawaMitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Balai Penelitian dan Observasi Laut - Balitbang KP (Dr. rer nat Agus

Setiawan, M.Si)



Abstract

(3°30’S!10So45’e) by deplc (8°S,’iu0oe) by deploying a ce system Carry out Water Sample and the CTD casts to measure the temperature and salinity profile sti. some specified stations aiong the cruise track. This program outlines m effort to measure the ude and variability of Mia upwelling by deploying a subsurface ADCP mooring system at location (106.75e, 3.5S) and a surface buoy system at location (100e, 8S). The upwelling off the coast of Java is hypothesized to play a major role in the indian Ocean Dipole (iOD), an us climate evenisi: apical Pacific Ocean. The Java upwelling controls the southeast tropica) indian Ocean (TiO) sea surface temperature (SST) variations at seasonal and inter-annual time scales, which further the local and remote climate.

Despite the importance of the Java upwelling tc nalocean circulation and climate, there has been no present fieidmeasure] ling. A strong ssonai variability of the Jg 3 to the sinonsos >ngl affect the uf .a eastern indian Ocean gested that the Java upwelling variations could r cooling ins 1 TiO in some years an itf her iimateano’-.i.e. !ODs. lODs have

I.5.1. Mr. Wang Huiwu

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Shandong, 30 Juli 1982Warga Negara (Nationality) : Republik Rakyat TiongkokJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : First institute of Oceanography - State Oceanic Administrationemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 6 Road Xian-Xia-Ling, Qingdao 266061, P.R. ChinaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : PO1674395Judul Penelitian(Research Title) :

I.5.2. Mr. Wu Wei

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Shandong, 14 Nopember 1967Warga Negara (Nationality) : Republik Rakyat TiongkokJabatan (Position) : engineerinstitusi (institution) : First institute of Oceanography - State Oceanic Administrationemail (email) : Alamat (Address) : 6 Road Xian-Xia-Ling, Qingdao 266061, P.R. ChinaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : PO1674396



I.5.3. Mr. Liu Yanliang

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Shandong, 28 Agustus 1982Warga Negara (Nationality) : Republik Rakyat TiongkokJabatan (Position) : Staffinstitusi (institution) : First institute of Oceanography - State Oceanic Administrationemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 6 Road Xian-Xia-Ling, Qingdao 266061, P.R. ChinaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : PO1639536

I.5.4. Mr. Liu Yanliang

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Shandong, 28 Agustus 1982Warga Negara (Nationality) : Republik Rakyat TiongkokJabatan (Position) : Staffinstitusi (institution) : First institute of Oceanography - State Oceanic Administrationemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 6 Road Xian-Xia-Ling, Qingdao 266061, P.R. ChinaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : PO1639536

I.5.5. Mr. Li Kuiping

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Shandong, 24 Oktober 1982Warga Negara (Nationality) : Republik Rakyat TiongkokJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : First institute of Oceanography - State Oceanic Administrationemail (email) : Alamat (Address) : 6 Road Xian-Xia-Ling, Qingdao 266061, P.R. ChinaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : Pe0022610



I.5.6. Mr. Su Qinglei

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Shandong, 26 Desember 1988Warga Negara (Nationality) : Republik Rakyat TiongkokJabatan (Position) : Researcher assistantinstitusi (institution) : First institute of Oceanography - State Oceanic Administrationemail (email) : Alamat (Address) : 6 Road Xian-Xia-Ling, Qingdao 266061, P.R. ChinaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : Pe0575517

I.5.7. Mr. Sen Zhang

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Nei Mongol, 12 November 1989Warga Negara (Nationality) : Republik Rakyat TiongkokJabatan (Position) : engineerinstitusi (institution) : First institute of Oceanography - State Oceanic Administrationemail (email) : Alamat (Address) : 6 Road Xian-Xia-Ling, Qingdao 266061, P.R. ChinaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : e40626953

I.6. Joint Research Survey for Tuna Stock Assessment in Sulu and Sulawesi Seas Indonesian Waters

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Melakukan riset bersama di bidang survei oseanografi, survey hidro

akustik dan penangkapan ikan tunaBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Oseanografi, PerikananLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 3 (tiga) minggu, mulai 20 April 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sulawesi Utara (Bitung), Laut SulawesiMitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Balai Penelitian Perikanan Laut, Kementerian Kelautan dan Perikanan

(Prof. Dr. Ali Suman)



Abstract

The data collected will be oceanographic, acoustic and fishing trial in 17 stations. The objectives of this research survey are to carry out oceanographical survey (iCTD, bongo net, neuston net, current indicator), hydro-acoustic survey by scientific echo-sounder and fishing trial using trolling, handline and longline at any appropriate position. Sampling stations was designed by stratified sampling method. Oceanographical data including current, depth, temperature, conductivity, fish larvae, phytoplankton dan zooplankton. Acoustic data will recorded during track, CTD operation and bongo-neuston operation. Bongo-neuston operation will be conducted in every station, using 500 and 330 u.m mesh size net for bongo net and 100 x 70 cm square shape with 1 mm mesh size for neuston net. Bongo net will be towed at 2-3 knot speed in 30 minutes in oblique direction while neuston net will be towed horizontally with the same speed and amount of time. The samples from bongo and neuston net will be taken and analyze in indonesia

I.6.1. Mr. Komson Pofa

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Samut Prakan, Thailand, 23 April 1985Warga Negara (Nationality) : ThailandJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : Capture Fishery Technology Division - Training Department

(TD)- SeAFDeCemail (email) : -Alamat (Address) : SeAFDeC PO. BOX 97, Phrasamutchedi, Samut Prakan, 10290

ThailandNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : AA3284083

I.6.2. Mr. Nakaret Yasook

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Phrae, Thailand, 9 Agustus 1975Warga Negara (Nationality) : ThailandJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : Capture Fishery Technology Division - Training Department





I.6.3. Mr. Isara Chanrachkij

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Nakhon Ratchasima, 26 April 1968Warga Negara (Nationality) : ThailandJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : Capture Fishery Technology Division - Training Department



I.6.4. Mr. Rakkiet Punsri

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Yala, Thailand, 18 Desember 1983Warga Negara (Nationality) : ThailandJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : Capture Fishery Technology Division - Training Department



I.6.5. Ms. Riczyneth Arinque

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Filipina, 5 Juli 1982Warga Negara (Nationality) : FilipinaJabatan (Position) : Fishing Gear Technologistinstitusi (institution) : Bureau of Fisheries & Aquatic Resources-Capture Fisheries

Divisionemail (email) : -Alamat (Address) : Blk30 L24-A Sampaguita St., Capitol Hills exec. Subd,. Lapidario,

Trece Martirez City, Cavite 4109Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : eB7362469



I.6.6. Mr. Roger fortaliza

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Filipina, 9 Mei 1981Warga Negara (Nationality) : FilipinaJabatan (Position) : Marine enginemaninstitusi (institution) : Bureau of Fisheries & Aquatic Resources-Capture Fisheries

Divisionemail (email) : -Alamat (Address) : Hingatungan Silago, Southern LeyleNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : eC24520562

I.6.7. Ms. Jennifer Gatcheco Viron

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Filipina, 25 Juli 1982Warga Negara (Nationality) : FilipinaJabatan (Position) : Aquaculturistinstitusi (institution) : Bureau of Fisheries & Aquatic Resources-Capture Fisheries

Divisionemail (email) : -Alamat (Address) : Padua St. Dubinan West, Santiago City, isabela, Philippenes 3311Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : eB9784533

I.6.8. Mr. Abdul Wahab bin Abdullah

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Malaysia, 24 September 1974Warga Negara (Nationality) : MalaysiaJabatan (Position) : Research Officerinstitusi (institution) : Department of Fisheries Malaysia - Ministry of Agriculture &

Agro-based industry Malaysiaemail (email) : [email protected], [email protected]

Alamat (Address) : Jl. Nakhoda 2 No.54 Taman Nakhoda 32200 Lumut, PerakNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : A33222045



I.6.9. Mr. Sai-fulhak Yahya

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Malaysia, 11 Maret 1963Warga Negara (Nationality) : MalaysiaJabatan (Position) : Research assistantinstitusi (institution) : Department of Fisheries Malaysia - Ministry of Agriculture &

Agro-based industry Malaysiaemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 57, Fasa 2G, Taman Seri Manjung, Sitiawan PerakNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : A33222087

I.6.10. Mr. Osman Bin Muda

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Malaysia, 8 Maret 1969Warga Negara (Nationality) : MalaysiaJabatan (Position) : Assistant research officerinstitusi (institution) : Department of Fisheries Malaysia - Ministry of Agriculture &

Agro-based industry Malaysiaemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Lot 6219, Kampung Rawai, Bukit Payong, 21400, Marang

TerengganuNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : A30555714

I.7. South China Sea - Indonesian Seas Transport/Exchange (SITE) and Dynamics of Sunda and Lombok Straits

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Melakukan pengamatan dinamika laut aliran panas di antara lautan

indonesia dan Laut Cina Selatan di Selat Karimata dengan melakukan pemasangan mooring

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : OseanografiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 25 (dua puluh lima) hari, mulai 2 Juni 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Perairan Selat Karimata dan Selat LombokMitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Pengkajian dan Perekayasaan Teknologi Kelautan dan Perikanan,

Balitbang KP, KKP (Dr.rer.nat Agus Setyawan, Mukti Trenggono, M.Si., dan tim)



Abstract

The Transport, internal Waves and Mixing in the indonesian Throughflow regions (TiMiT) and impacts on Marine ecosystem adalah suatu kegiatan penelitian Kerjasama indonesia Tiongkok yang akan dimulai pada tahun 2015. Kegiatan ini difokuskan pada kegiatan pengukuran internal waves dan percampuran di jalur Arus Lintas indonesia (Arlindo) dan pengaruhnya terhadap ekosistem laut, terutama di jalur selat Makassar dan selat Lombok. Lingkup kerja yang akan dikerjakan antara lain: survey lapangan (Pelaksanaan Cruise), Pengolahan data, Analisis.

Kegiatan ini merupakan kegiatan kerjasama yang akan berlangsung selama 3 tahun (2015-2017). Tahun 2015, kegiatan TiMiT akan melakukan pelayaran dari tanggal 22 September – 9 Oktober 2015 dengan menggunakan kapal Baruna Jaya Viii milik LiPi. Kegiatan ini akan melakukan pengukuran berupa pengambilan data dengan menggunakan CTD dan sampel air untuk analisa kualitas air dan karbon di 25 titik, pemasangan 2 mooring buoy di selat Makassar bagian utara dan 1 mooring buoy di selat Lombok, 11 jalur pengukuran dengan towed CTD dan pengambilan sample air.

I.7.1. Mr. Xiaoqing Xu

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Shandong, 09 Januari 1986Warga Negara (Nationality) : RRTJabatan (Position) : Assistant Researcherinstitusi (institution) : The First institute of Oceanographyemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 6 Xian-Xia-Ling Road, High-Tech industry Park, Qingdao 266061

ChinaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : Pe0023787

I.7.2. Mr. Shujiang Li

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Shandong, 11 November 1979Warga Negara (Nationality) : RRTJabatan (Position) : Assistant Researcherinstitusi (institution) : The First institute of Oceanographyemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 6 Xian-Xia-Ling Road, High-Tech industry Park, Qingdao 266061

ChinaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : P01696736



I.7.3. Mr. Xu Tengfei

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : China, 27 Februari 1986Warga Negara (Nationality) : RRTJabatan (Position) : Assistant Researcherinstitusi (institution) : The First institute of Oceanographyemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 6 Xian-Xia-Ling Road, High-Tech industry Park, Qingdao 266061

ChinaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : P01429003

I.7.4. Mr. Bin fan

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Shanghai, 23 Februari 1960Warga Negara (Nationality) : RRTJabatan (Position) : Senior engineerinstitusi (institution) : The First institute of Oceanographyemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 6 Xian-Xia-Ling Road, High-Tech industry Park, Qingdao 266061

ChinaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : Pe0023784

I.8. Research Moored Array for African-Asian-Australian Monsoon Analysis and Prediction (RAMA)

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari pengaruh Samudera Hindia terhadap sistem iklim global

dengan menggunakan indian Ocean Observing SystemBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Oseaonografi dan klimatologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 2 (dua) bulan, mulai 14 April 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Perairan Samudera Hindia sebelah barat SumateraMitra Kerja(Counterpart) : BMKG (Dra. Nurhayati, M. Sc.)



Abstract

This cruise will be dedicated to the recovery of four and deployment of six deep- water ocean moorings as detailed in Table 1. The ATLAS moorings are a part of the Research Moored Array for African-Asian-Australian Monsoon Analysis and Prediction (RAMA). This array is under development as part of a multi-national effort to provide data essential for monitoring, understanding, and predicting basin scale ocean-atmosphere variability such as the Asian monsoon, the indian Ocean Dipole, and the Madden-Julian Oscillation.

existing moorings will be recovered and replaced with refurbished moorings with reconditioned instruments. Recovered moorings will be refurbished during transits between mooring stations for use at other deployment sites. Refurbishment typically involves fiberglass repair of buoy toroids as needed, painting of buoy toroids, and installation of anticorrosive zinc anodes. Refurbishment will occur while ship is in transit and should not require additional sea days.

I.8.1. Mr. Patrick Lawrence Berk

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : AS, 5 Oktober 1981Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Research Scientistinstitusi (institution) : NOAA Pacific Marine environmental Labemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 7600 Sand Point Way, Ne Seattle, WA98115 USANomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 488484525

I.8.2. Mr. William Lester Higley Jr

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : AS, 9 September 1973Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Research Scientistinstitusi (institution) : US Department of Commerce/National Oceanic and

Atmospheric Admin (NOAA)email (email) : [email protected] (Address) : NOAA Building Number 3 7600 Sand Point Way Ne Seattle, WA

98155 USANomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 450526930



I.9. “Subsurface Mooring System (SMS) and Physical Oceanoghraphy in Lembeh Strait”

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari hubungan perubahan iklim dan ekosistem laut tropisBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : OseanografiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 20 (dua puluh) hari, mulai 18 September 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Perairan Selat LembehMitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Puslit Oseanografi LiPi (Dr. Dirhamsyah,MA)

Abstract

Bitung station, located at the northern tip of Sulawesi, in the center of the coral triangle, which is one of the most abundant marine biodiversity in the world.

Whereas the “China-indonesia Bitung ecological Station establishment” project has been successfully cooperated three years, there is a need to deploy subsurface mooring system (SMS) in the Lembeh Strait, helping to understand the interior oceanic circulation and to provide plausible explanations for the south/north differences in biodiversity.

I.9.1. Mr. Aijun Pan

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Shandong, 21 Juli 1977Warga Negara (Nationality) : ChinaJabatan (Position) : Professorinstitusi (institution) : TiO-SOAemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 178# Daxue Road, Siming District, Xiamen City, Fujian, ChinaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : P01645698



I.9.2. Mr. Xi Wu Zhou

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Shandong, 17 Februari 1978Warga Negara (Nationality) : ChinaJabatan (Position) : Assistant Professorinstitusi (institution) : TiO-SOAemail (email) : [email protected](Address) : 178# Daxue Road, Siming District, Xiamen City, Fujian, ChinaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : Pe0698791

I.9.3. Mr. Wei Bo Wang

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Anhui, 29 Agustus 1986Warga Negara (Nationality) : ChinaJabatan (Position) : Assistant Professorinstitusi (institution) : TiO-SOAemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 178# Daxue Road, Siming District, Xiamen City, Fujian, ChinaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : Pe0698792

I.9.4. Mr. Mingzhang Zeng

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Fujian, 27 Juni 1963Warga Negara (Nationality) : ChinaJabatan (Position) : engineerinstitus i(institution) : TiO-SOAemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 178# Daxue Road, Siming District, Xiamen City, Fujian, ChinaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : Pe0698790



J. VULKANOLOGI (VULCANOLOGY)

J.1. Natural hazar00000ds in Java’s highland : The dieng volcanic landscape, Central Java, Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari kebencanaan alam di dataran tinggi DiengBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : VulkanologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 4 (empat) bulan, mulai 7 September 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jakarta, Yogyakarta dan Jawa TengahMitra Kerja(Counterpart) : P2K-LiPi (Dr. Herry Yogaswara)

Abstrak

Despite extensive research efforts, the reasons why people occupy hazardous environments and how they manage risk are still limitedly understood. Understanding risk from the perspective of people living in hazardous locations, such as Dieng, can help to fill this knowledge gap. Dieng is a fertile potato farming area set amongst a volcanically active and steep landscape, which is frequented by periodic poisonous gas events and landslides. This research proposal seeks to understand, 1) the vulnerability of the agricultural community in Dieng to volcanic and other natural hazards, 2) the way hazard information is understood and acted on locally during the disaster planning, preparedness and response phases, and 3) the way local communities prioritise risk in relation to livelihood decisions. By understanding these processes it is hoped that recommendations for holistic DRR programs that consider peoples everyday conditions can be developed.

J.1.1. Mrs. Christina Evelyn Griffin

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Orange, 11 Maret 1985Warga Negara (Nationality) : AustraliaJabatan (Position) : PhD Candidateinstitusi (institution) : Australian National Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 32 Redfern St COOK 2614Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : N2216419



J.2. Improving observation and modelling tools for volcano monitoring: application to mertapi and north maluku province volcanoes

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mengembangkan alat observasi dan modelling untuk

monitoring gunung api di Jateng dan MalukuBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : VulkanologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 4 Agustus 2015(month, starting

from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jateng (Gn. Merapi); Maluku Utara (Gn. ibu, Gn. Kamnokora, Gn.

Gamalama, Gn. Dukono, Gn. Kie Besi)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Kemen eSDM, Badan Geologi PVMBG (Drs. Subandriyo M.Si, ir. i

Gusti Made Agung Nandaka dan Dr. Devi Kamil Syahbana)

Abstract

in the framework of the research program cooperation between institut de Recherche pour le Devcloppcmcnt (iRD) and Pusat Vulkanologi dan Mitigasi Bcncana Geologi (PVMBG), the aim of multi-disciplinary scientific project is to detect and characterize the deep magma source and the dynamics of magma transfer to the surface using precise deformation measurements, especially tiiimcters and continuous Global Positioning System (cGPS) with modem data processes and modeling.

After the 2010 eruption of Merapi, a new continuous GPS network has been installed by PVMBG and Kyoto University (iguchi el al., 2011), consisting in 3 stations located on the volcano flanks plus a reference at Yogyakarta Observatory (BPPTK), and is mainly dedicated to monitoring purposes.

in 2013, wchavc completed this network with 5 additional permanent stations, which arc located on the summit area and volcano flanks at 3 to 6 km distance. The final network (8 stations + reference), all with i-Hz sampling and real-tjme data streaming to the Observatory, are now potentially able to better detect and measure the location and .volume variations of possible magma sources, and follow magma transfer towards the surface. Pre-cisv daily solutions automatic algorithms have been set up and data are accessible to every partner of the research program.

in 2014, we installed a real-time inversion of elastic deformation sources, and also installed 2 new multiparameter stations with tiiimcters at Merapi, and real-time radio transmission stations to BPPTKG.



During this long stay in indonesia (2015-2017), i will continue the initiated work at Merapi volcano with Dr. Joko Subandriyo and Dr. Agus Budi-Santoso (BPPTKG), and contribute to installation of new instrumental networks at North Maluku province volcanoes (ibu, Gamkonora, Gamalama, Dukono, Kic Besi).

Also, i will initiate and give assistance to install the WebObs system in Bandung, for data management of most of the active volcanoes in indonesia, in collaboration with ir. Made Agung Nandaka, head of volcano monitoring department at PVMBG.

J.2.1. Dr. françois Xavier Beauducel

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Conflans-Ste-Honorine, 3 Desember 1968Warga Negara(Nationality) : PerancisJabatan (Position) : Professorinstitusi (institution) : institut de Physique du Globe de Parisemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 1 rue Jussieu, 75005 Paris, FranceNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 13AA52928

J.3. Technical and Scientific Support on Geophysical Observation Platform of Indonesian Volcanoes

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Melakukan pemeliharaan peralatan serta pengambilan data geofisik

dan geokimiaBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : VulkanologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 6 Januari 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Di Yogyakarta (GN. Merapi), Gunung api di MalukuMitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Badan Geologi eSDM (Dra. Sri Sumarti)

Abstract

The multi-disciplinary project DOMeRAPi is composed of 3 scientific tasks, from the origin of the magma storage to the dome growth. each of these tasks implies different scientific measurements. Some of those measurements are made on short term-missions by the partners, but there is also long-term installation of equipment. This equipment is intended to stay on site after the end of the project, in order to complete the actual monitoring network of BPPTKG.



For integration and coordination of the project, there are also several infrastructure build on the volcano and in the observatory for radio-transmission and acquisition, storage and access of data. i will describe in this part the equipment and measurements that have been made this year and which i took part in.

J.3.1. Mr. Antoine Pierre Laurin

Tempat dan tanggal lahir (Place and date of birth) : Nancy, 11 Desember 1990Warga Negara (Nationality) : PerancisJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : institut de Rscherche pour le Développement (iRD)email (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 49 rue Jean Baptiste Castaings 64340 Boucau FranceNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 13CP99472Judul Penelitian(Research Title) :

J.4. Detailed investigation of crust magma interaction to understand the triggering mechanism of the Merapi explosive eruptions

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari faktor-faktor yang mendorong erupsi eksplosif Gunung

MerapiBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : VulkanologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 28 (dua puluh delapan) hari, mulai 18 September 2015(month, starting

from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Yogyakarta (Gn. Merapi)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Vulkanologi dan Mitigasi Bencana Geologi, Badan Geologi,

Kemen eSDM (Dr.Sri Sumarti)

Abstract

n the planning expedition Dr. indyo Pratomo (GM-GA, Bandung, indonesia), Dr. Sri Sumarti (CVGHM, indonesia) and Dr. Anastassia Borisova (Geosciences-environment-Toulouse, GeT-OMP-CNRS, University of Toulouse iii, 14 avenue edouard Belin, 31400 TOULOUSe, France) propose to sample a representative collection of crustal xenoliths and igneous inclusions on



the Merapi slopes (Merapi summit; the valley of Gendol river, 60 to 80 km south-east from Jogyakarta) during expedition (15 days) from 15th September 2015 till 30th September 2015. Detailed micron-scale petrologic/mineralogical investigation of the xenoliths and inclusions will permit to get direct information on the mechanism of crust-magma or magma-magma reactions. This information is highly necessary to constrain the rate of crustal assimilation and magma mixing triggering the Merapi eruptions. This project is a necessary basis for quantitative prediction of the Merapi explosive eruptio

J.4.1. Dr. Anastassia Borissova

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Rusia, 18 May 1972Warga Negara (Nationality) : PerancisJabatan (Position) : Senior Researcherinstitusi (institution) : Géosciences environnement Toulouseemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 14 Avenue e. Belin, 31400 Toulouse, FranceNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 09PA89787Judul Penelitian (Research Title) :

J.5. Ground based remote sensing of volcanic emissions

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Menghitung dan memonitor tingkat emisi magma dari gunung api

aktif serta melakukan karakterisasi komposisi debu vulkanik untuk memperkirakan manifestasi magma

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : VulkanologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 9 Maret 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Gn. Merapi, Gn. Papandayan, Gn. Dieng, Gn. Bromo, Gn. SemeruMitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Vulkanologi dan Mitigasi Bencana Geologi eSDM (ir. M.

Hendrasto, M.Sc)

Abstract

Volcanic gas and aerosols surveillance yield important insights into the magmatic, hydrothermal and atmospheric processes. equally, studies of heat fluxes, temperature variations, and



cooling rates in active volcanic areas provides fundamental contribution to understanding volcanic processes. These phenomenons are sustained by a unique sub-surface source, the magma. Thus combining volcanic degassing assessments and heat measurements to existent monitoring networks can strongly contribute to a better monitoring of active volcanoes and the corresponding hazard and risk management. The conventional way to measure volcanic emissions and heat is by direct measurement or sampling using thermocouple and a close range collection of samples from fumarole vents and active lava bodies. Such approach is highly hazardous, particularly during eruptive period. Furthermore, only few points are measured which may not necessarily reflect the bulk information from the magma. The time delay between sampling and results can be long as it requires laboratory analysis, not excluding possible contamination. The alternative solution is the ground-based remote sensing. Here the time length between field measurements and results can be considerable reduced, post sampling contamination is avoided and most importantly the hazardous expositions for sampling is significantly reduced. Remote sensing is thus needed for indonesian volcanoes where we have the highest concentration of active volcanoes on earth and very high level of volcanic risk. indonesia archipelago is constituted by more than 13000 islands, about 240 million inhabitants (4th most populated country worldwide) and 149 Holocene volcanoes, including 104 effectively active and 76 classified as type-A (with at least 1 eruption in the last 1600 years). each year around 13 eruptions (source GVP) may occur, regularly with dead casualties and thousand inhabitants evacuated.

J.5.1. Dr. Philipson Bani

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Amibae, 25 Mei 1975Warga Negara (Nationality) : VanuatuJabatan (Position) : Research Scientistinstitusi (institution) : institut de Recherche pour le Developpement (iRD)email (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 12 Rue Ange Berlioz, Trianon BP11138, 98802 Noumea CedexNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : V007458



J.6. Improvement of Seismic Monitoring Methodologies and Application to Actives Volcanoes

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mengembangkan eksperimen susunan seismik untuk struktur-struktur

geologis dan mengembangkan sistem monitoring gunung apiBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : VulkanologiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 22 Maret 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jawa Tengan dan DiY (Gn. Merapi), Banten (Gn.Krakatau), Jawa Timur

(Gn.Bromo), Maluku Utara (Gn.Gamalama, Gn. Gamkonora dan Gn. Dukono), dan NTB (Gn. ibu)

Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Vulkanologi dan Mitigasi Bencana, Badan Geologi - Kementerian

eSDM (ir.Kristianto, M.Si.)

Abstract

The five monitored volcanoes in north Maluku are aligned on an almost north-south axis. From the south there is the Kiebesi volcano situed on the Makianisland, then the Gamalama on the Ternate island and the three others, Gamkonora, ibu and Dukono are on the Halmahera island.

The Molucca Sea is subducting in two directions. The outcome of the double subduction has been the creation the Sangihe arc in the west and Halmahara arc in the east. That is why this tectonic area is very active.

The aim of iRD’s experimentation on North Maluku volcanoes is to improve the seismic network monitoring by:

1. The installation of broadband seismic stations to Gamalama, Dukono and ibu volcanoes.2. The integration of these new digital seismographs in the CVGHM monitoring system and to

help the technicians of Pos to forecast their volcanoes. These new data must be integrated in the Maluku seismic network and centralized to PosGamalama as Regional Center.



J.6.1. Dr. Philippe Paul Maurice Mourot

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Semur-en-Auxois, 22 Agustus 1974Warga Negara(Nationality) : PerancisJabatan(Position) : Senior Geophysicist & instrumentationinstitusi(institution) : institut de Recherche pour le Developpement (iRD)email(email) : [email protected](Address) : 10 allèe Pin Saint Clair 38130 echirolles FranceNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 13AL87873

J.7. Installation of an automatic multiGAS system on Gunung Merapi and measurement of volcanic gas and plume emissions from Dukono and Ibu volcanoes in North Maluku province within the framework of the DECADE Project

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Meneliti aktifitas erupsi dan geokimia gunung api di indonesiaBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Vulkanologi dan GeokimiaLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 1 (satu) bulan, mulai 1 September 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Maluku Utara (Gn. Merapi, Dukono dan Gn. ibu)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Badan Geologi eSDM (edi Prasodjo)

Abstract

This project aims at establishing scientific cooperation between the CVGHM-BPPKTG, iRD and PVMBG and an italian research team (iNGV and University of Palermo) to perform gas studies in indonesia in the framework of the DeCADe project (DeepCArbonDegassing) supported by the Deep Carbon Observatory (DCO) Reservoirs and Fluxes Community (deepcarbon.net). The cooperation is in continuity with previous activity, led by Dr. Allard (iPGP. France), and supported by the DOMeRAPi project (Pi, JP Metaxian) that, with the collaboration and support of the indonesian counterparts, established a preliminary study in the area past 2014.

The DeCADe project is an international initiative aiming at providing an improved quantitative budget for global volcanic carbon emissions by establishing a gas monitoring network on some of the most actively degassing volcanoes worldwide. The Palermo (UniPa-iNGV) Team has received funding (Pi Aiuppa) for instrumenting 5 volcanoes in 2014 (Turrialba, Masaya, Villarrica, Galeras) and 4 additional volcanoes in 2015-2016. This gas-monitoring network will allow the real-time quantification of carbon emissions and other molecules in the plume, laying



the foundation for long-term geochemical research on active volcanoes on a global scale. Our scientific contribution is focused on tracking and quantifying magma degassing processes by using a combination of instruments (MultiGAS sensors, DOAS, S02-camera) to remotely measure the chemical composition and the mass flux of volcanic gases and plumes emitted by the volcano. Here, we propose to extend the gas network to GunungMerapi with the deployment of a permanent MultiGAS. Volcanic gas surveys have long been carried out on Merapi thanks to regular access to the hot fumarolic fields of Woro and Gendol. However, since the November 2010 paroxysmal eruption (Surono et al., 2012), direct access to hot volcanic gases is no longer possible and little information is available for the current post-paroxysmal magma degassing.

A feasibility study in September 2014, conducted by scientists of our team (Allard, Aiuppa, Moussallam, Bani, Di Napoli) in the context of the DOMeRAPi project, demonstrated that Multi-GAS observations of plume compositions are possible from the Merapi outer crater rim. Here, we propose to deploy a permanent Multi-GAS on-top of Merapi, using a budget entirely covered by our ongoing DeCADe grant. The permanent Multi-GAS will allow the recording time-series of C02/S02 and H20/S02 plume compositions that, once correlated with geophysical signals (earthquakes, deformations), will contribute to other existing techniques for the monitoring of magma supply to the volcano feeding system. The acquired data will be telemetered to BPPTKG who will manage any potential use for monitoring purposes. Scientific results will be analysed and published as a cooperative action of indonesian, italian and French (iRD) teams. This work (and resulting publications) will be carried out in close collaboration with our indonesian counterparts in BPPTKG (DrsAgus Budi Santoso, DevyKamilSyahbana), and in cooperation with iRD (Jean-Philippe Metaxian and Philipson Bani) and PusatVulkanologidanMitigasiBencanaGeologi (PVMBG). During our fieldwork in September 2015, we also propose to perform measurements of the chemical composition (H20, C02, S02, H2S, H2, CO) and the mass flux of hot gases issuing from the summit crater of Dukono and ibu volcanoes (NORTH MALUKU), making possible for the first time a determination of the volatile budget for both volcanoes. Dukono and ibu are known as two of the most active and potentially dangerous volcanoes of the North Maluku province. They are catalogued in the Large Magnitude explosive Volcanic eruptions (LaMeVe) database of the Volcano Global Risk identification and Analysis Project (VOGRiPA) in the large Quaternary eruptions (Vei ]= 4). This project will therefore provide an opportunity to improve existing knowledge about these two volcanoes and may be of significant use to any surveillance activity or initiative of the local volcanological observatories. in addition, the results of this survey may represent a first step towards further geochemical monitoring initiatives of both volcanoes in the future.



J.7.1. Mr. Giancarlo Tamburello

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Palermo, 27 Maret 1985Warga Negara (Nationality) : italiaJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : University of Palermoemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Department DiSTeM Via Archirafi, 36 - 90123 PalermoitalyNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : YA0943053

J.7.2. Mr. Marcello Bitetto

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Palermo, 18 April 1978Warga Negara (Nationality) : italiaJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : Palermo Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : via Archirafi, 36, 90123, Palermo, italy PalermoNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : AA0413122

J.7.3. Mr. Marco Liuzzo

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Catania, 21 September 1966Warga Negara (Nationality) : italiaJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : instituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Volcanologia (iNGV)email(email) : [email protected] (Address) : Sezione di Palermo Via Ugo La Malfa, 153 - 90146 Palermo italyNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : YA5817960



BAB 5. PERTANIAN & KEHUTANAN (AGRICULTURE & FORESTY)

A. PERTANIAN (AGRICULTURE)

A.1. Study on Agricultural Status of food Crops Production and Plantation in Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari metode dan sistem produksi beberapa komoditas

penting indonesia yang mencangkup aspek argonomi, teknis, dan sosial

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PertanianLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 19 Februari 2016 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jawa Barat, Jawa Timur, Jambi, dan GorontaloMitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Teknologi Pertanian, iPB (Prof. Dr. ir. Kudang Boro Seminar,

M.Sc)

Abstract

The title of this research is Study on Agricultural Status of Food Crops Production and Plantation in indonesia. The general objective of this research is to study the productivity of several rice planting methods in indonesia and to study the current agricultural situation of selected food crops (rice, corn and soybean) and plantation (oil palm and sugar cane) in indonesia. As a scope of the research, study on rice productivity will be carried out in form of rice transplanting experiment by applying JajarLegowo, SRi, Hazton and Salibu planting methods. Meanwhile, study on agricultural status of several food crops and plantation will be carried out through field survey on maize, soybean, sugarcane and or sugar cane plantations. These crops are selected due to the importance of these crops and their products for indonesia in term of economic value and as high demanded commodities. This research will be scheduled to be carried out from February 2016 to January 2017 (twelve months). Research aspects on this research consist of biosystem and agricultural engineering, agronomy, and agriculture socio-economy. Tentative selected locations for survey are: maize in Pohuwato regency, Gorontalo province; soybean in Banyuwangi regency, east Java province; sugarcane in Subang and Majalengka regency, West Java province and oil palm in Muaro Jambi regency, Jambi province. Those locations are selected as they are one of production center and considered as prospective area for each crop production. However, Regency and District for survey will be decided based on coordination and discussion with related local institution.



A.1.1. Mr. Takeo Matsubara

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Jepang, 14 Desember 1956Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Ketua penelitiinstitusi (institution) : Yanmar Co. Ltd - Yanmar Agricultural Research institute - iPBemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 3-2-29, Danjo-cho, Nishinomiya, Hyogo, 663-8006, JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TH0643722

A.2. Long-term Socioeconomic Dynamics of the Oil Palm farmers in Riau Province

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mengkaji perubahan sosio ekonomi yang dialami para petani terkait

dengan pertumbuhan sektor kelapa sawit di Provinsi RiauBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Sosial ekonomi-PertanianLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 12 November 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Riau (Pekanbaru, Rokan Hilir, Siak, Kampar, Kuantan Sengingi dan

Pelalawan)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Pertanian, Universitas Riau (Dr.ir.Suardi Tarumun)

Abstract

A.2.1. Mr. Daisuke Terauchi

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Osaka, 19 Juni 1983Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Postdoctoral Research Fellowinstitusi (institution) : University of Tokyoemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 3-8-1 Komaba, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 153-8902 JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TZ0504724



A.3. Poverty and sustainability in the Indonesian cocoa production

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Meneliti berbagai permasalahan serta hambatan terkait produktivitas

kakao di indonesiaBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PertanianLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 5 (lima) bulan, mulai 12 November 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sulawesi Tengah (Sigi-Palu)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Pertanian – Universitas Tadulako (Dr. Aiyen Tjoa dan Dr.

Yulianti Kalaba)

Abstract

The research investigates the indonesian cocoa production to reveal the possibilities to poverty alleviation while considering the threats to sustainability. We estimate, based on panel data and stochastic frontier analysis, the technical and environmental efficiency of cocoa production. The integrated perspective allows us to identify the major drivers of the determination of farmer income and of environmental degradation. The results can be used to inform policies that are designed to sustainably improve yields and income, thus reducing the need for deforestation

A.3.1. Mr. Andras Tothmihaly

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Veszprem, 22 Juni 1979Warga Negara (Nationality) : HungariaJabatan (Position) : PhD candidateinstitusi (institution) : University of Goettingenemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Room 0.483,Heinrich-Duker-weg 12, D-37073 Goettingen

GermanyNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : BD1583476



A.4. Improving soil and water management and crop productivity of dryland agriculture systems of Aceh and NSW

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Memeriksa system tanam lahan kering serta mengidentifikasi kendala

agronomi dalam meningkatkan produktivitas pada kabupaten terpilihBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PertanianLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 7 Oktober 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Aceh (Aceh Besar, Aceh Barat, Pidie dan Bireuen)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Badan Penelitian dan Pengembangan Pertanian – Kementan (Dr.

Muhammad Syakir, MS) dan Balai Pengkajian Teknologi Pertanian Aceh (ir. Basri AB, Msi)

Abstract

The main contributing factors to rural poverty are small holdings, limited livelihood options other than subsistence farming, and low yields of dryland crops. Previous studies have shown that there is potential to improve farmer livelihoods by increasing the yields and profitability of key dryland food crops such as soybean, rice, peanut, maize and vegetables.

The current productivity of these crops is limited due to poor soil fertility and water availability. Fertiliser is either not used or applied at very low rates, leading to continual nutrient mining and soil degradation. Practical strategies are needed to utilise available nutrients and soil water efficiently to increase crop productivity without further degrading the resource base. These strategies include inclusion of economically important legume crops to improve existing crop rotations, and identification of appropriate soil and water management practices best suited to local conditions. The main aim of this project is to apply these strategies to increase the productivity and sustainability of dryland cropping systems in Aceh Besar, Pidie, Aceh Barat and Bireuen districts of Aceh.

The objectives of the project include:

1. To examine current practices in dryland cropping systems in the selected districts and identify agronomic constraints for increasing productivity considering the local agro-ecological and socio-economic conditions;

2. To develop integrated soil, water and crop management practices for increasing the cost-effective production of key dryland crops in rotations;

3. To develop strategies for dissemination of promising technologies to extension services and smallholders.



This project will build on existing collaboration with local and national partners and networks with agricultural agencies: Assessment institute for Agricultural Technology Aceh (BPTP Aceh), Balai Besar Sumber Daya Lahan Pertanian (BBSDLP), Pusat Penelitian dan Pengembangan Tanaman Pangan (Puslitbangtan) and University Syiah Kuala (Unsyiah).

A.4.1. Dr. Malem Kerina Mcleod

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Kutabuluh, 30 September 1964Warga Negara (Nationality) : AustraliaJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : Department of Primary industries – New South Walesemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 4 Marsden Park Road, CALALA NSW 2340 AustraliaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : M6939731

A.5. Improving soil and water management and crop productivity of dryland agriculture systems of Aceh and NSW

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Memeriksa system tanam lahan kering serta mengidentifikasi kendala

agronomi dalam meningkatkan produktivitas pada kabupaten terpilihBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PertanianLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 7 Oktober 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Aceh (Aceh Besar, Aceh Barat, Pidie dan Bireuen)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Badan Penelitian dan Pengembangan Pertanian – Kementan (Dr.

Muhammad Syakir, MS) dan Balai Pengkajian Teknologi Pertanian Aceh (ir. Basri AB, Msi)

Abstract

Rural poverty in dryland farming areas is a major challenge to the development of the agricultural sector in Aceh. The main contributing factors to rural poverty are small holdings, limited livelihood options other than subsistence farming, and low yields of dryland crops. Previous studies have shown that there is potential to improve farmer livelihoods by increasing the yields and profitability of key dryland food crops such as soybean, rice, peanut, maize and vegetables.



The current productivity of these crops is limited due to poor soil fertility and water availability. Fertiliser is either not used or applied at very low rates, leading to continual nutrient mining and soil degradation. Practical strategies are needed to utilise available nutrients and soil water efficiently to increase crop productivity without further degrading the resource base. These strategies include inclusion of economically important legume crops to improve existing crop rotations, and identification of appropriate soil and water management practices best suited to local conditions. The main aim of this project is to apply these strategies to increase the productivity and sustainability of dryland cropping systems. The geographic focus will be on dryland cropping systems in four districts of Aceh; Aceh Besar, Pidie, Aceh Barat and Bireuen. The project will address the following research questions:

1. What are the challenges and opportunities for soil and water management to increase cost-effective production of economically important food crops under dryland conditions in Aceh?

2. What are the possibilities for improving crop rotations best suited to local conditions?3. What are the appropriate soil and water management practices for the improved rotations?4. What are the most effective dissemination strategies for promising technologies identified

by the project?

A.5.1. Dr. Gavin Robert Tinning

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Sydney, 18 Oktober 1967Warga Negara (Nationality) : AustraliaJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : Department of Primary industries – New South Walesemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : NSW DPi Wollongbar, 1243 Bruxner Highway, Wollongbar, NSW

2477AustraliaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : N6547172

A.6. The Demographic and Evolutionary History of the Orang Bajau

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari dan menemukan asal serta sejarah demografis suku Bajau

dari berbagai komponen yang mengarah pada adaptasi fisiologisBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : GeografiLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 3 (tiga) bulan, mulai 6 Oktober 2015(month, starting from)



Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sulawesi Tengah (Kab. Banggai: Luwuk dan Jaya Bakti)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Lembaga Penelitian dan Pengembangan Masyarakat (LP2M) –

Universitas Tompotika Luwuk (Dr. Suhartini Salingkat, M.Pd)

Abstract

We propose the first ever whole genome study focused specifically on the Bajau, or ‘sea nomads’ of indonesia. This study would provide much needed clarity on the history of the origin and spread of the Bajau, which until now has been based largely on linguistic arguments. in addition, we will investigate whether a genetic component underlies the free-diving abilities for which they are famous. in order to carry out the study in a collaborative, inclusive manner, we will enlist the help of researchers from the local University of Tompotika who will be instructed during a one-day seminar on the theory and methodology of DNA extraction. Once our proposed research is completed, our results, along with the research of other linguists, anthropologists, and historians studying the Bajau, will be shared with the local and regional community in a presentation at Tompotika. Through this gathering of researchers, we hope to bring the latest research on the history of the Bajau to the Bajau themselves.

A.6.1. Ms. Melissa Ann Ilardo

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : New York, 16 Desember 1988Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : PhD Fellowinstitusi (institution) : Centre for GeoGeneticsemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Øster Voldgade 5-7, 1350 Copenhagen KDenmarkNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 426567426

A.7. Improving oil palm yield on smallholder peatland plots in Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Memahami dampak BMP (Best Management Practices) pada

pertumbuhan minyak sawit untuk dapat meningkatkan produktivitas minyak sawit

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Pertanian



Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 24 September 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Riau (Perkebunan Ds. Dosan di Siak), Sumut (Simalungun), Jambi,

KalbarMitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Penelitian Kelapa Sawit (Winarna)

Abstract

Smallholder oil palm farmers in indonesia generally underperform in terms of yield due to a range of reasons, including lack of access to finance, lack of good quality seeds and inputs, poor soils and drainage, and a lack of knowledge and experience.

in this project, we propose to assess the size of the yield gap and to increase knowledge and improve skills of smallholder oil palm farmers by setting up on-farm experimental plots where Best Management Practices (BMPs) are to be implemented in a step-wise fashion and yields will be recorded carefully. We have chosen this approach because:

1. it will improve knowledge on how fast, to what extent, and against what costs the yield gap can be bridged.

2. it will test the effectiveness of demonstration plots as a tool to improve production in a single area. This approach will provide farmers with a real life demonstration of Best Management Practices and their potential, instead of theory only.

in the reseach areas, we advise the farmers on how to implement BMPs, using the plots as a starting point to tackle the constraints that the farmers encounter. We focus on providing farmers with training and support, and on monitoring yields, palm growth, and impacts of the project on livelihoods in the broader community.

The demonstration plots are established step-wise, starting with basic agronomic practices and fertilisation to overcome key deficiencies. Later, farmers will be trained to implement optimum fertilization, integrated pest management, selective thinning and other more advanced practices where needed. Trainings are given in the field, using locally available inputs and materials. in this way, we stimulate best-fit intensification, which depends to a large extent on spontaneous diffusion for its spread and uptake in the wider community. A key outcome of the project, will be to identify the practices which farmers readily adopt, and to adapt or discard the practices which do not take hold.



A.7.1. Ms. Lotte Suzanne Woittiez

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Uithoorn, 11 April 1986Warga Negara (Nationality) : BelandaJabatan (Position) : PhD Studentinstitus i(institution) : Wageningan Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Droevendaalsesteeg 16708PB Wageningen, NetherlandsNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : NPDCP35H7

A.8. Smallholder Productivity, Market Access, and International Linkages in Rubber and Palm Oil Production in Jambi Province

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Menganalisis value chain dari kesejahteraan petani karet dan kelapa

sawit yang berorientasi pada produksi ekspor pada skala yang berbedaBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Sosial – ekonomi PertanianLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 6 (enam) bulan, mulai 25 September 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jambi (TN. Bukit Duabelas dan Hutan Hujan Harapan)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Universitas Jambi (Prof. Dr. ir. Zulkifli Alamsyah, M.Sc.)

Abstract

The impacts of the transformation of lowland rainforest in Jambi Province towards palm oil and rubber along the value chain are at the core of this subproject. in particular, the implications of changes in the production systems for smallholders will be analysed at the micro-scale for the functioning. The efficiency and productivity of the production systems for palm oil and rubber is influenced by various factors (e.g., education, access to factor markets, or access to extension services, etc.). Additionally, the sustainability is determined by environmental efficiency, i.e., the inclusion of environmentally relevant inputs and outputs in the analysis. Based on the common household sampling framework (see SP C7), productive efficiency will be estimated by means of econometric approaches (e.g., Sochastic Frontier Analysis)



A.8.1. Ms. Anna Mareike Holtkamp

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Tubingen, 27 April 1985Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Ph.D Studentinstitusi (institution) : University of Goettingenemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Am Feuerschanzengraben 1537083 GoettingenGermanyNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C1Y8KPW58

A.9. Long-term Socioeconomic Dynamics of the Oil Palm farmers in Riau Province

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mengkaji perubahan sosio ekonomi yang dialami para petani terkait

dengan pertumbuhan sektor kelapa sawit di Provinsi RiauBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Sosial ekonomi-PertanianLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 12 November 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Riau (Pekanbaru, Rokan Hilir, Siak, Kampar, Kuantan Sengingi dan

Pelalawan)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Pertanian, Universitas Riau (Dr.ir.Suardi Tarumun)

Abstract

it has been about 30 years since the oil palm plantation sector was off and running in Riau province. This research tries to investigate dynamically the long-term socioeconomic changes of the farmers in Riau province related to the growth of oil palm plantation sector. The most distinctive feature of this research is that it collects systematically the data concerning the long-term changes of their livelihood and agricultural activities and analyses these data using the concepts and methodology of life course studies. it is expected that this kind of dynamic analysis of the long-term changes will provide new insights into the efforts to improve and stabilize socioeconomic conditions of the oil palm farmers in a long-term perspective.



A.9.1. Mr. Junji Nagata

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Aichi, 29 Maret 1964Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Associate Professorinstitusi (institution) : University of Tokyoemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 3-8-1 Komaba, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 153-8902 JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TZ0525513

A.9.2. Mr. Yusuke Koizumi

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Hokkaido, 17 April 1987Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Graduate Studentinstitusi (institution) : University of Tokyoemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 3-8-1 Komaba, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 153-8902 JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TH3651716

A.10. Determinants of Land Use Change and Impact on household welfare among smallholder farmers

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Memahami masalah sosial ekonomi dan perubahan penggunaan

lahan di Prov.JambiBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Sosial ekonomi PertanianLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 6 (enam) bulan, mulai 18 Agustus 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jambi (Batanghari, Kab.Sarolangun, Kab.Muaro Jambi, Kab.Bungo, dan

Kab.Tebo)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : iPB (Prof. Dr. Hermanto Siregar)



Abstract

Over the past few decades, tropical lowland rainforest areas in Jambi have experienced a dramatic change in land use, involving major economic, social, and environmental transformation processes. The goal of this project is to better understand the socioeconomic drivers and impacts of these land-use changes, with a particular focus on impact heterogeneity among smallholders and the role of different types of institutions. We will build on and further extend household and village level survey data collected during the first phase of the CRC. Analysis of firstround data suggests that changes in factor markets – especially land and labour markets – significantly influence the type and intensity of land use. The two competing crops in Jambi – rubber and oil palm – are different with respect to factor use; rubber is more labour-intensive, while oil palm is more capital-intensive. Thus, labour-scarce farm households have incentives to either switch to oil palm or involve labourers in rubber through sharecropping or other types of labour contracts, depending also on the de jure property rights over land. One set of farm household data are already available, a second set will be developed during the proposed field visit. Using this data, the relationships between institutional changes and farmers’ land-use decisions as well as the underlying causal directions will be analysed more explicitly using panel econometric models. Household level data will be combined with village and district level data to analyse the co-evolution of factor markets and associated institutions with land-use changes and their impacts on household welfare.

A.10.1. Mr. Jean Merlin Von Agris

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Berlin, 16 Oktober 1990Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Master Studentinstitusi (institution) : University of Goettingenemail (email) : [email protected]; [email protected] (Address) : Platz der Göttinger Sieben 5, D-37073 GöttingenJermanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C8WVH6J5Z

A.11. Integrated disease management of sugarcane streak mosaic in Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari manajemen perkebunan gula tebu di indonesiaBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Pertanian



Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 16 November 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jatim (Pasuruan (iSRi)), Jabar (iPB Bogor)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Penelitian Perkebunan Gula indonesia (Ari Kristini)

Abstract

Sugarcane is an important agricultural crop in indonesia and contributes Rupiah 11,500 billion ($Aus 1.57 billion) to the indonesian rural economy. Sugarcane is grown by over 140,000 farmers, and the industry supports over 1.3m workers in associated industries. Almost all sugarcane farmers are small-holders and there is a strong reliance on sugarcane as a cash crop. The profitability of sugarcane farming operations is therefore important for alleviating poverty amongst the sugarcane farming community.

There are 58 sugarcane factories in indonesia processing 30m tonnes of sugarcane from 380-400,000 ha land. Over three-quarters of the sugarcane production occurs on the island of Java. in the last 12 months, the indonesian Government has set a target to become self-sufficient in domestic sugar production and this will lead to an even greater reliance of the indonesian economy on the sugarcane crop.

Over the last 40 years, productivity has been declining. Pests and diseases are major contributors to this production slide, and stem borers are dramatically affecting crop yields in Java. Major stem borers include Scirpophaga excerptalis, Chilo auricilius and C. sacchariphagus; losses have been quantified in a recent ACiAR-funded project titled integrated pest management of stem borers and insect vectors of viral diseases of sugarcane in indonesia. Project research has led to the formulation of a modified iPM strategy that is currently being implemented in the indonesian sugarcane industry.

Project research identified sugarcane streak mosaic virus (SCSMV) as a widespread disease of high significance to the current Javan-based sugarcane industry; an estimated $AUD50-100m is lost annually to SCSMV. The disease is also significant in the production of sugarcane in expanding areas, particularly West Papua. it was only relatively recently identified and was implicated in crops displaying visual mosaic-type symptoms in a survey of 931 crops in Java. A significant proportion of commercial varieties are susceptible to the disease. Only two popular commercial varieties are rated as resistant, which leaves commercial cane farmers with few options for disease control. Disease-free nursery material is a key strategy needing strong implementation. There are many facets of the disease that need researching in order for effective management to be implemented. Project HORT /2006 /147 provided evidence to suggest that insect vectors and mechanical equipment may transmit the disease; the latter is unusual for this type of disease and may help explain why the disease is widespread through the industry.



Since SCSM is so widespread in indonesia, there remains a strong need to implement effective control programs, especially the implementation of an effective integrated Disease Management (iDM) strategy. This applies not only to Java, but also Sumatera, Sulawesi, Sumba and the expanding West Papua region. Such a strategy is likely to include disease-free planting material, resistant varieties and the termination of heavily-diseased, susceptible crops.

Questions to be addressed in project research are: -

Question 1: Where does the recently-identified disease occur in indonesia?

Question 2: What are the practices needed to ensure the production of disease-free nursery material?

Question 3: How is the disease transmitted?

Question 4: How quickly does it spread?

Question 5: What is the best (most rapid / cheapest method) for disease detection?

Question 7: What is the resistance of indonesian and Australian commercial varieties?

Question 8: What economic losses are associated with SCSM in indonesia?

The following objectives will be the focus:

1. Assess the importance of SCSMV in indonesia by defining the distribution and incidence of the disease in Java, Sumatera, Sumba and Sulawesi.

2. Determine the potential for disease escalation and the conditions required to maintain disease-free nursery cane by investigating SCSMV epidemiology

3. identify the resistance of varieties in order for farmers to minimise the level of SCSMV in their crops by developing a rapid varietal resistance screen

4. Assess the economic importance of SCSM in indonesia by defining the yield losses caused by the disease

5. enable the indonesian farming community to reduce disease incidence in newly-planted crops by identifying SCSMV in nursery cane through a cheap, rapid detection technique

6. Reduce SCSM crop incidence through the adoption of an effective iDM strategy

Results from previous projects (HORT 2006 147 and CP 1996 140) will be drawn on in the proposed research. HORT 2006 147 provides important disease information for Java, as well as proven networks for researching / extending information in indonesia. The indonesian Sugar Research institute (iSRi) has been an excellent research partner in previous ACiAR-funded research.

Previous strategies implemented in HORT 2006 147, and outputs from the work, are central in the proposed project. Yield loss studies and research into methods for resistance screening will begin immediately, as will confirmation of methods of disease transmission. if the mechanical transmission of SCSM is confirmed, resistance screening may be relatively easy, allowing the



mass screening of many clones in the plant improvement program. epidemiology studies are essential to the development of an iDM strategy and these will focus on monitoring disease escalation in example sugarcane fields near Pasuruan. Detection techniques that allow large numbers of leaf samples to be analysed in a short space of time will be investigated in both SRA, iSRi and UB laboratories. A survey of production areas other than Java (which were extensively surveyed in HORT 2006 147) will provide information on where to focus the project extension program and will provide more information on the importance of the disease to the indonesian sugarcane industry. Participatory action learning processes, which proved very successful in HORT 2006 147, will be utilised to gain feedback on proposed iDM strategies and to enhance iDM adoption.

Project outputs will be increased awareness of SCSM, an effective iDM strategy that reduces losses from the disease, improved extension materials for local cane farmers, and a better understanding of SCSM. Successful transmission studies and developments in resistance screening techniques will lead to the production of high-yielding, resistant commercial varieties in the iSRi plant improvement program. Technical reports, conference papers and journal articles will ensure the scientific community is made aware of research and extension developments.

impacts of the project will include reduced yield losses and higher financial returns for local cane farmers across indonesia. Over 140,000 cane farmers, plus workers in associated industries, will benefit from this research.

For Australia, much valuable information will be obtained to prepare the local industry for an incursion. SCSMV poses an important threat to this industry and is one of the more probable exotic invasive pathogens. The gaining of resistance ratings for Australian commercial varieties will reveal whether the industry is vulnerable to the disease. Yield loss studies will show what potential losses could result if SCSMV could not be eradicated following an incursion. New molecular assays will help provide for a rapid and accurate detection of an incursion. epidemiology studies will highlight potential disease escalation rates and pinpoint disease spread mechanisms. The development of an effective iDM will greatly assist our industry to manage any disease outbreak.

A.11.1. Ms. Elizabeth Jennifer Wilson

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Launceston, 26 Januari 1965Warga Negara (Nationality) : AustraliaJabatan (Position) : Biosecurity Researcherinstitusi (institution) : Sugar Research Australiaemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 50 Meiers Roadindooroopilly 4068Queensland, AustraliaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : N7305729



A.11.2. Dr. Robert Campbell Magarey

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Adelaide, 21 Februari 1958Warga Negara (Nationality) : AustraliaJabatan (Position) : Principal Research Scientistinstitusi (institution) : Sugar Research Australiaemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : PO Box 566Tully, Queensland, Australia 4854Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : e3085379

A.11.3. Ms. Nicole Thompson

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Woodville, 9 September 1975Warga Negara (Nationality) : AustraliaJabatan (Position) : Biosecurity Researcherinstitusi (institution) : Sugar Research Australiaemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 50 Meiers Roadindooroopilly 4068Queensland, AustraliaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : PA1098941

A.12. The effects of agrarian change on food security and nutrition in West Kalimantan, Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mencari dampak nutrisi akibat transisi pertanian dari pertanian

tradisional menjadi pertanian yang mapan dan diiringi pembelian bahan pangan

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Sosial ekonomi PertanianLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 4 (empat) bulan, mulai 24 April 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kalimantan Barat (Putusibau, Kapuas Hulu, Pengkadan, Boyang

Tanjung, Hulu Gurung, Silat Hilir, Tanjung Lokang, Beringan Jaya, TN. Betung Kerihun)

Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Universitas Tanjungpura (ir. Togar Fernando, MS)



Abstract

This study aims to explore the nutritional implications of the agrarian transition from traditional forest based agriculture (including swidden, hunting and gathering of forest products) towards settled agriculture and purchased foods. The study shall identify three “zones”, each representing a stage of the transition from forest dependence to income dependence along a gradient of agrarian change. it will use as its primary methodological tools, dietary intake surveys, anthropometric indicators of nutrition and farm production surveys, as well as qualitative research exploring the drivers and effects of agrarian change. Study sites are located in Kapuas Hulu Regency, a remote, forested district of West Kalimantan currently undergoing rapid agrarian change. The study aims to contribute to a growing body of research on food security and nutrition and aid policy makers in meeting the objective of achieving food security in indonesia.

A.12.1. Mr. Dominic Samuel Rowland

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : inggris, 9 Juli 1988Warga Negara (Nationality) : inggrisJabatan (Position) : PhD Candidateinstitusi (institution) : School of Oriental and African Studiesemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : P.O. Box 0113 BOCBD Bogor 16000 indonesiaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 511412338

A.13. Investigation of Indonesian farmer and Agricultural Villages Status

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mengetahui situasi dan kondisi pertanian indonesia saat ini terutama

dalam hal produksi berasBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PertanianLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 20 Februari 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jawa Tengah (Cilacap) dan Lampung (Lampung Timur)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Teknologi Pertanian iPB (Dr. ir. Sam Herodian, MS)



Abstract

The title of this project is investigation of indonesian Farner and Agricultural Villages Status.

The overall purpose of this project is to investigate the current situation of indonesian farming system and agriculture villages in regard of rice production especially in Cilacap Regency, Central Java Province and east Lampung Regency, Lampung Province. Those area are considered as the most prospective paddy production. The specific purposes of proposed field research for rice farming activities are: (a) to identify farmers and current agricultural villages status and future trend; (b) to collect and analyze data on existing farmers cultivation system and their socio-economic status; (c) to collect and analyze data on farmers existing methods as well as verification of the farming methods; (d) to collect and analyze data on players involved in agricultural practices in rice production up to rice milling; (e) to forecast and formulate the future trend of agriculture system and propose solutions widely for better life of farmers, agricultural villages, regions and country. The methods of this research are desk study and survey. A thorough desk study will be conducted to collect information on food crops rice production in general. The area of desk study covers policy, socio-economic and technical aspects. The review summary will be used as a reference to analyze results from the field survey. Survey will be conducted in Cilacap Regency, Central Java Province and east Lampung Regency, Lampung Province. Selection of district will be based on highest average volume production of paddy for the last five years data. Research aspects in survey activity consist of biosystem and agricultural engineering, agronomy, and agriculture socio-economy. This research will be conducted for one year project (twelve months) from January 2015 to December 2015.

A.13.1. Mr. Takeo Matsubara

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Jepang, 14 Desember 1956Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Ketua penelitiinstitusi (institution) : Yanmar Co. Ltd - Yanmar Agricultural Research institute - iPBemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 3-2-29, Danjo-cho, Nishinomiya, Hyogo, 663-8006, JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TH0643722



A.14. How does increased rubber production influence land use decision making by farmers living in a forest frontier landscape?

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Memahami apakah pertumbuhan produksi karet di kawasan pertanian

mempengaruhi keputusan petani terhadap penggunaan lahanBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PertanianLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 11(sebelas) bulan, mulai 23 April 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sumatera Utara (Tapanuli Selatan)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Universitas Sumatera Utara (Dr. Diana Chalil)

Abstract

Rubber agroforests play an important role in retaining biodiversity as compared to monoculture rubber or oil palm plantations, and act as buffers around old-growth forests in the lowlands of Sumatra. Apart from its ecological function, rubber agroforests also support the livelihoods of farmers as other types of crops can be found within the agroforest system such as salak, durian, and aren. These crops provide a secondary source of income for farmers when rubber prices are low and help diversify the farmer’s source of income. in the agriculture-forest landscape of Batang Toru, Tapanuli Selatan, rubber agroforests are coming under increasing pressure to be converted to monoculture plantations as the rubber trees within these systems are becoming less productive with age. Under Cl’s SLP, villages within the buffer area of Batang Toru Key Biodiversity Area are identified for rubber intensification interventions to reduce the pressure of converting rubber agroforests to monoculture plantations and to reduce the pressure of farmers opening new agricultural land from the forests in Batang Toru.

i am interested to understand how increased rubber production within farmers’ agroforests influences a farmer’s land use decision making over the next five to ten years. increased rubber production could increase the agricultural rent of the land and encourage farmers to open more forested land for rubber production or convert more agroforests into rubber. increased rubber production could also lead farmers to reinvest in their existing farm land or seek off-farm employment opportunities and reduce the pressure of opening more farmland from forests. Hence, my main research question for this proposed research is: Will farmers convert more forest for rubber production under rubber intensification interventions?



A.14.1. Ms. Ser Huay Janice Teresa Lee

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Singapura, 12 November 1983Warga Negara (Nationality) : SingapuraJabatan (Position) : Postdoctoral research associateinstitusi (institution) : Princeton Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Blk 129 Serangoon North Ave 1, #12-98, S (550129) SingaporeNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : e3899254D

B. PERIKANAN (fISHERY)

B.1. Discussion of Area Adjusted Use and Management of flying fish Resource in South Sulawesi, Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Meneliti kondisi habitaat ikan terbang dengan menggunakan metode

MSY (Maximum Sustainable Yield)Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PerikananLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 2 Desember 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sulawesi Selatan (Galesong, Kab. Majene, Pulau Langkai)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Kelautan dan Perikanan, Universitas Hasanuddin (Syamsu

Alam Ali)

Abstract

Now many Flying Fish roe have been exported from indonesia to Japan. But the most Japanese people do not know this fact. And there are merely few studies about fishing of Flying Fish roe and their importance as the natural resource in indonesia. And since 2001 many fishermen in Takalar prefecture went to west of Papua for new fishing spot. And now they look for now new fishing point again. Because of that many people are deeply concerned about Flying Fish resources depletion in indonesia. So i will be conducted to research resource survey at Makassar Sea method for estimating Flying Fish resources use MSY (Maximum Sustainable Yield).i will be conducted go to fish Flying Fish with fisherman from Galesong and will use GPS for clearly fiehing point.



Last year i went to Takalar prefecture and i researched on Survey of the Fishing of Flying Fish eggs-case study at Takalar Prefecture South Sulawesi Province, indonesia. So this research is previous research to this time research.

This research will be conducted under the supervision of Dr. Akihisa iWATA( Kyoto University) and Dr.ir.Syamsu Alam Ali( Hasanuddin University).

B.1.1. Mr. Yasushi Osozawa

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Tsukubashi, 13 September 1989Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Studentinstitusi (institution) : Graduate School of Asian and African Area Studies, Kyoto

Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Research Bldg.No.2, Yoshida-Honmachi, Sakyo-ku JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : MZ0536874

B.2. Epidemiology of major fish diseases and genetic variability of the ornamental rainbowfish

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Melakukan survey deskriptif mengenai penyakit dalam tambak

gurameBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PerikananLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 3 (tiga) bulan, mulai 23 Oktober 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jabar (Bogor, Parung, dan daerah sekitarnya), Jateng (Purwokerto,

Banyumas)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Balitbang KP (Angela Lusiastuti, Taukhid)

Abstract

As in other Southeast Asian countries, fish pathogens pose a serious threat to aquaculture and its sustainability in indonesia. The occurrence of mass mortalities in farms is indeed an obstacle to the production and trade of aquaculture species, and it sustainably affects economic and societal development of the country. My research activity will mainly focus on



the effective diagnosis of diseases affecting farmed fish. The first step involves the detection and characterization of their etiologic agents. For this purpose, i intend to apply molecular tools that i have recently developed, which aim to be simpler, cheaper and faster than commercial existing ones. The already well established collaborations with colleagues from BRPBAT Sempur have yielded a large body of epidemiological data, in particular for the Koi herpesvirus (KHV) and for Mycobacterium sp. These objectives will be pursued by focusing on how the virus spreads in fish populations. This involves exploring the potential links between genotype and phenotype (virulence, pathogenicity ...). The same type of study will be conducted on guramemycobacteriosis, which is subject to a major concern the sustainable development of gurameculture. Here, a new diagnostic test will be used to investigate the prevalence and species diversity of this pathogen. The Melanotaeniidae, also called “rainbowfish” are endemic to Papua New Guinea and northern Australia. Because of their wide color variety, they are highly sought by aquarists. Thus, many species of this group are endangered. Species that make up this family are most of the time endemic to a tributary or a lake. They inhabit extremely diverse environments and are present in all freshwater environments between sea level and 1600 m, in lakes as well as in calm or tumultuous rivers. These fish are of ancient marine origin and have evolved from the Gondwana (150 million years) through vicariance. The taxonomy of this family is currently under review, particularly thanks to the use of new morphological criteria and of mitochondrial and nuclear molecular markers. This research action will be the focus of the PhD conducted by Mrs Media FitriismaNugraha (BRBiH Depok) in the frame of a dual degree between iPB and the University of Montpellier and under the co-supervision of Dr. Odang Carman (iPB) and Dr. Jean-Christophe Avarre (iRD).The objectives of the PhD thesis are to (i) estimate the genetic diversity and structure of species and populations from the natural environment, in order to understand and interpret the patterns of diversification of rainbowfish during evolution, (ii) evaluate the genetic variability of breeding strains of domesticated species to assess the degree of inbreeding and the possible hybridizations, in view of promoting the sustainability of the farming activity, and (iii) estimate the genetic variability within time of domesticated and/or threatened species in the purpose of conservation.

B.2.1. Dr. Jean-Christophe Avarre

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Bordeaux, 3 Maret 1972Warga Negara (Nationality) : PerancisJabatan (Position) : Senior Scientistinstitusi (institution) : institut de Recherche por le Développement (iRD)email (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Bat 22, CC 065 Place eugène Bataillon34095 Montpellier cedex

05, FranceNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 11AC89202



B.3. Enhancement of sustainability of catadromous eel resources in Southeast Asia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Untuk mengetahui data dan informasi terkait belut laut (eel fisheries)

yang dapat digunakan dalam mendukung penyusunan regulasi dan konservasi pengelolaan perikanan yang berlanjut

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PerikananLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 1 (satu) bulan, mulai 17 November 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jawa Barat (Pelabuhan Ratu)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Pusat Penelitian dan Perikanan Perairan Umum – KKP (Drs. Budi

iskandar Prisantoso)

Abstract

The research about “enhancement of sustainability of catadromous eel resources in Southeast Asia”, under the financial support of the Government of Japan Trust Fund Vi will conduct on September 2015, in Palabuhan Ratu, West Java. This research is to find out data and information of eels fisheries which need to support fishery management for regulation and conservation of eels to reach its sustainability. To achieve these purposes, inland Fishery Resources Development and Management Department (iFRDMD, Palembang) and Aquaculture Department (AQD, iloilo, Philippines), both belong to Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center (SeAFDeC), will conduct a joint research by visiting the place that has eel fisheries activity and eel culture stations for the investigation. in this survey, all the samples for biological analysis will do by indonesian scientist only, and no samples are taken out from indonesia. To collect data about the rearing condition of eel, especially the issues of feed and disease-control, and to seek the key-points to succeed eel culture will observe by interviewing the eel culture stations staffs.

Key words: catadromous eel, Palabuhan Ratu, eel fisheries activity, eel culture stations

B.3.1. Dr. Mae De Los Reyes Catacutan

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Cadiz city, 4 Mei 1956Warga Negara (Nationality) : FilipinaJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center – Aquaculture

Department (SeAFDeC/AQD)email (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Tigbauan 5021, iloilo, PhilipinesNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : eB6434541



B.3.2. Dr. Evelyn Grace De Jesus Ayson

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Dumaguete city, 24 Oktober 1963Warga Negara (Nationality) : FilipinaJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center – Aquaculture

Department (SeAFDeC/AQD)email (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Tina-an Parara Sur, Tigbauan, iloiloPhilippinesNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : eC2600659

B.3.3. Dr. Takuro Shibuno

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Okayama, 14 Agustus 1957Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Researcherinstitusi (institution) : Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center – Aquaculture

Department (SeAFDeC/AQD)email (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center Aquaculture

Departement Tigbauan, 5021, iloilo, PhilipinesNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : RB0001584

B.4. Improving fish health management and production protocols in marine finfish aquaculture in Indonesia and Australia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Meneliti penyebab dan dampak dari penurunan produksi finfish atau

ikan bersirip karena penyakit di indonesiaBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PerikananLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 10 November 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Di Yogyakarta, Bali, NTB (Sumbawa), Sulsel (Makassar)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Balitbang KP – KKP (Dr. Achmad Poernomo)



Abstract

ACiAR project FiS/2010/101 will determine the cause and extent (including socio‐economic impacts) of disease‐related production losses in marine finfish aquaculture in indonesia through structured epidemiological and diagnostic studies. This information will allow the development, trialling and industry adoption of cost‐effective interventions (e.g. vaccines) to be undertaken in a follow‐u project, or in parallel GOi‐funded research. These results will be integrated with best practices

such as improved larval nutrition and adoption of pellet diets instead of trash fish feed. Research and implementation will be undertaken in collaboration with the relevant industry association, ABiLiNDO, to support adoption by marine finfish farmers in indonesia. The project will utilise expertise within AMAFRAD and Gadjah Mada University, and provide training and development opportunities for fish health professionals in these agencies to enhance indonesias capacity to investigate fish disease. The project will hold training and development workshops in indonesia and in Australia to improve skills and knowledge in epidemiology, histopathology and PCR analysis, leading to improved disease control and increased productivity of indonesian farms. Project objectives :

Objective 1: To identify key diseases through longitudinal epidemiological studies on hatcheries and grow‐out farms

1.1 Determine the key diseases responsible for production losses in marine finfish aquaculture1.2 Plan and, where appropriate, trial interventions to reduce production losses

Objective 2: To develop and test improved management protocols for hatcheries and grow‐out farms

2.1 Test and implement improved hatchery practices, including biosecurity and improved larval nutrition

2.2 improve farm productivity and market access through the adoption of compounded diets2.3 evaluate socio‐economic aspects of practice changes

Objective 3: To build capacity in fish health management in indonesia

3.1 Provide training in epidemiology and disease diagnosis for indonesian fish health professionals

3.2 Provide improved fish health education services at university level3.3 Support ring‐testing / validation studies for PCR laboratories in indonesia



B.4.1. Dr. Michael Albert Rimmer

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Manly, 25 November 1956Warga Negara (Nationality) : AustraliaJabatan (Position) : Project Managerinstitusi (institution) : Sydney Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Graha Pena Building, 8th Floor Kav 801-803 Jl. Urip Sumoharjo

No. 20 Makassar South SulawesiNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : e4040833

B.5. Coastal Livelihoods, small-scale fishery dependence and the impacts of fisheries management and marine conservation, Sabu-Raijua district, NTT

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Untuk mengetahui berbagai hal tentang mata pencaharian sebagai

nelayan di pesisir Sabu RaijuaBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : PerikananLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 10 (sepuluh) bulan, mulai 26 Oktober 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : NTT (Sabu-Raijua)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas ilmu Kelautan dan Perikanan – Universitas Nusa Cendana

(Prof. Ricky Gimin)

Abstract

As the world’s largest archipelagic nation, indonesia‘s marine and coastal resources are vitally important to its economy and food security. in a bid to better manage its marine environments, indonesia has committed to designating 200,000km2 of marine protected areas (MPAs) by 2020. The Savu Sea Marine National Park (SSMNP), in Nusa Tenggara Timur Province (NTT) eastern indonesia, is the largest MPA in indonesia and also the largest in the Coral Triangle Region that spans the Asia-Pacific. The success of MPAs in meeting conservation or social goals in low-income settings depends on effective participation of local communities in the establishment and management of MPAs. However, in many parts of the Asia Pacific scholars have raised concerns about participatory processes used by NGO’s and governments when engaging local communities and other stakeholders in MPA implementation. Participatory mapping was the main tool used in the development phase of SSMNP, which was led by an international conservation NGO. However, the participatory processes have not been publicly reported on.



Savu-Raijua district is centrally located within the Savu Sea MNP. All seven of the MNP zones are represented in its district waters, and it is the closest populated land mass to the two large no-take zones. There is no recent data available on coastal livelihoods or dependence on small-scale fisheries from Savu-Raijua, however government statistics on fish landings indicate that fishing is an important activity. Fisheries management and conservation initiatives which restrict fishing activities therefore have the potential to impact on local livelihoods.

This PhD research aims to investigate the impacts of fisheries management and conservation actions on small-scale fishers and coastal livelihoods in Savu Raijua district. A mixed-methods approach, involving both qualitative and quantitative methods, will be used to examine fishing activities and investigate their importance in local livelihood systems. Participatory GiS will be used to identify in spatial terms the major fisheries resource and management related issues experienced by local fishers. Subsequently, fisheries management and conservation arrangements including the SSMNP will be critically examined, focusing on the extent of local participation and engagement in their design and management. This research will make an important contribution to (i) the state of knowledge on small-scale fisheries and coastal livelihoods in Savu-Raijua district, (ii) our understanding of how implementation of particular management strategies often follows from selective data collection and marginal participatory engagement processes with local stakeholders, and (iii) the ways in which participatory approaches can be used to enhance fisheries management and conservation initiatives.

B.5.1. Ms. Pia Louise Harkness

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Townsville, 23 Januari 1981Warga Negara (Nationality) : AustraliaJabatan (Position) : PhD Candidateinstitusi (institution) : Charles Darwin Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : ellengowan Drive, CasuarinaDarwin, Northern Territory AustraliaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : PA1068373

B.6. Skipjack fishing with Rumpon (fAD: fish Aggregating Device) in South Sulawesi and a Possibility of Skipjack Resources Management by Rumpon fishing

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mengetahui manfaat rumpon sebagai sarang ikan cakalang dan

pengaruhnya bagi sektor sosio-ekonomi masyarakatBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Perikanan



Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 11 (sebelas) bulan, mulai 4 Maret 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sulawesi Selatan (Kepulauan Spermonde), Sulawesi Utara, GorontaloMitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Universitas Hasanudin (Andi Amri)

Abstract

Nowadays the fishery using FAD (Fish Aggegating Device) is getting popularity among coastal area in indonesia because FAD contributes stable fishery to fishermen and some functions for resource management. Rumpong fishing; a kind of FAD was traditionally conducted by Mandarese fishermen of West Sulawesi and this rumpong fishing has begun to spread at whole coastal area in South Sulawesi since around 2000. But until now there are very few researches about rumpong fishing in South Sulawesi and the actual situation of this fishing is not clarified there.

i want to research on the actual situation of the rumpong fishing in the Spermonde islands of South Sulawesi Province which this fishing was introduced around 2000 at first in South SulawesB. And i will examine the resources management function of rumpong fishing based on the information from fishermen. These research actions will be carried out accompanied with some graduate students of Fac. of Marine Science and Fishery, UNHAS under Dr. Andi AmrB.

Methodology

The main research will be conducted by participating research in the Supermode islands in South SulawesB. To know the actual situation of rumpong fishing a company research with fishermen will be planned to make a detail document of rumpong fishing operation while make a clear position of rumpong and fishing operation route with GPS. And i will try to make a data base consists of name of fishing boat, name of fishermen, fishing operation route, the position of rumpong, the fish catches, the operation cost and etc. And the detail interviews to old fishermen will be conducted to gasp the transformation of this fishing. i want to know why fishermen of the Supermonde islands tried to start rumpong fishing at first around 2000 and what kind of profits has brought fishermen by this fishing . Furthermore, i want to check the change of fish size, the frequency of fishing, the change of fishery and the operation cost of rumpong fishing for last 15 or 20 years based on the information from old fishermen to examine the resources management function of rumpong fishing .



B.6.1. Mr. Yutaka Osozawa

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Kagoshima, Jepang, 12 Maret 1987Warga Negara (Nationality) : JepangJabatan (Position) : Graduate Student ( master course )institusi (institution) : Graduate School of Agriculture, ehime Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 1-4-2 Hatadera, Matsuyama City, ehime Prefecture - JapanNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : TK6595759

C. KEHUTANAN (FORESTRY)

C.1. Community-Based forest Management, Agroforestry and Tenure: Governance arrangements, benefits and equity – A comparative study of Jambi, Gorontalo, Ciamis (West Java) and West Kalimantan

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari manajemen hutan yang berbasis masyarakatBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : KehutananLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 4 September 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jawa Barat (BPTA Ciamis)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Balitbang dan inovasi Kementerian Lingkungan Hidup dan Kehutanan

(ir. Tri Joko Mulyono, MM)

Abstract

The objective of the research is to understand field realities and to appreciate how the implementation process of community-based forestry management (CBFM) is taking place in indonesia and how it is changing people access to land and resources. Access to and management over land has been made available to communities but may benefit them differently. it could also potentially cause some conflicts of interests in terms of access to and use of land, resources and benefits. We are trying to understand how the processes were decided and v/hether people are excluded or if some people or groups are benefiting more than others.

important is to understand how the tenurial situation was perceived before the CBFM program started and how it is perceived now and how it has impacted agroforestry productivity and



management and the collections of NTFPs for the market. We are also trying to identify whether resource right under CBFM has contributed as a key for household asset ownership, product development, and market potential. We also try to understand whether tenurial arrangements under CBFM really directed effects of change in resource use, productivity, income, power relations and equity. Another issue identifies whether tenure related incentives have led to the adoption of certain agroforestry tree crops and hence improve food security or income.

The research also aims at analysing whether current CBFM schemes which have been recognized and established are in line with broader customary community aspirations, interests, practices and traditional institutional arrangemerrts (especially in West Kalimantan in the case of Hutan Desa)v We are trying to understand current field realities and to appreciate how the implementation and recognition of CBFM changed/affected peoples’ access to land, tenurial arrangements and resources uses. in this study we also pay attention to policy and permit procedure related to CBFM. Based on Law 23 year 2014, the central government has shifted the authority of forest management to provincial level. This condition will likely impact administrative procedures for delivering permits for CBFM. At institutional level there is confusion among different forest agencies at provincial and district level about responsibilities and budgets. Processes are sometimes slow due to complicated procedures and policy at central level and the confusion over the situations.

C.1.1. Mr. Sebastien Joaquim De Royer-Dupre

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Buenos Aires, 20 Maret 1984Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Program Development in Social Dimension of Climate Changeinstitusi (institution) : Center for international Migration (CiM)email (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Bornsesteg 1,16B0066708 GA Wageningen/the NetherlandsNomor Paspor(Pasport no.) : CH1HC8J28

C.2. Community-Based forest Management, Agroforestry and Tenure: Governance arrangements, benefits and equity – A comparative study of Jambi, Gorontalo, Ciamis (West Java) and West Kalimantan

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mengkaji interaksi lingkungan yang sehat dengan menggunakan

pendekatan ekologi SosialBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Sosial ekonomi Kehutanan



Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 7 (tujuh) bulan, mulai 23 September 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sulut (Bolaang, Mongondow, Lembah Dumoga, TN Bogani Nani

Wartabone)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Kehutanan UGM (Dr. Satyawan Pudyatmoko); Fakultas

Pertanian UNSRAT (Dr. John Tasirin)

Abstract

Recent research indicates that human health may impact biological conservation. This research will apply a social-ecological systems approach to examining the impact of tuberculosis on resource extraction in rural areas in indonesia. A model will be developed using ecological and social science methods to investigate non-linear interactions between humans and their environment and identify factors that mediate that relationship. A comparative analysis of how health shocks are absorbed by different cultural groups and natural resource governance arrangements will be employed.

C.2.1. Ms. Melinda Mae Clarke

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Vermont, 26 Oktober 1973Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : PhD Studentinstitusi (institution) : Colorado State Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 3025 W. Stuart St. #5, Fort Collins, CO 80526U.S.A.Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 472547369

C.3. REDD+: The forest grab of all times?

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Menyelidiki keadaan di mana implementasi ReDD + akan berfungsi

paling optimal dalam hal pengurangan emisi sambil memperhatikan potensi dampak terhadap kehidupan masyarakat lokal

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : KehutananLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 9 (sembilan) bulan, mulai 16 Desember 2015(month, starting from)



Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jambi (TN. Berbak, Kab. Muaro Jambi), Kalimantan Timur (Kab.

Berau) dan Sumatera Barat (Kab. Sijunjung)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Kehutanan - iPB (ProC. Dr. ir. iskandar Z. Siregar)

Abstract

ReDD+ is a recently emerged global initiative, with the key objective to reduce greenhouse gas emission from the forest sector. it aims to arrest deforestation and forest degradation and to promote sustainable management and forest conservation by offering financial incentives primarily to governments in developing countries. These financial incentives include compensations for those who lose access to forest products and lands, and rewards for those who increase forest carbon (Peskett et al. 2008). Since its inception, ReDD+ has swiftly received enormous interest from developing countries as a potential source of international funding. To date, more than 40 developing countries have initiated ReDD+ related activities (UN-ReDD 2013).

However, there are growing concerns over the possible adverse effects of ReDD+ for millions of rural poor who depend on forests for subsistence and cash income. Previous experiences have shown that identification of valuable forest resources often leads to the exclusion of local people from forest management and use. Often this leads states to assert exclusive legal rights and control over forests and lands without recognizing local customary rights thereby rendering traditional activities illegal and turning traditional occupants into encroachers (Sikor 2010). ‘Discovery’ of valuable resources in forest areas also attracts commercial actors such as mining, palm oil and logging companies who may gain control of customary lands by obtaining grant concessions from states (Peluso 1994). Such land grabbing has often resulted in violent conflicts and injustice.

One of the main tools which ReDD+ employs for benefit distribution and compensation is the monitoring of carbon stocks and identification of foregone benefits. However, reliance on outside experts to do so is not only expensive, but may also offer an excuse for recentralization of forest governance and for the exclusion of local people. Participatory monitoring has been shown to have positive effects on safeguarding local forest rights and forest access and to promote local involvement in decision-making (Danielsen et al. 2010). Community-based methods have been used to measure, monitor and report biodiversity (e.g. Topp-Jørgensen et al. 2005) as well as carbon stock changes (e.g. Danielsen et al. 2011, Skutsch et al. 2011). Another area which deserves more attention is the potential of community-based methods for generating social science data on impacts of ReDD+ on local livelihoods (e.g. Cullen-Unsworth et al. 2011). However, there is a lack of systematic evaluations of the potential of participatory monitoring of livelihood impacts to contribute to safeguarding local rights and ensure adequate compensation.



Drawing on cases from indonesia and Vietnam this project aims to identify emerging and potential consequences of ReDD+ on land rights, forest access and use regulations, mechanisms governing the distribution of benefits and the potential of community based monitoring to strengthen social safeguards. indonesia and Vietnam have been chosen as project countries as they share some of the same problems, but use different approaches to address them. Both countries are rich in forests which are to a large degree inhabited by ethnic minorities, and both are participating in ReDD+.

The project’s objectives are:

1. To strengthen the capacity of institutions in indonesia and Vietnam to conduct research on rights in relation to ReDD+.

2. To generate insights into mechanisms to safeguard local people’s rights in relation to ReDD+ by investigating:

a. Governance: What are the emerging and potential consequences of ReDD+ on local access and use, and what governs the distribution of benefits?

b. Community monitoring: Can community based monitoring of carbon and livelihood impacts function as a tool for local involvement in decision-making and for safeguarding local forest rights and access?

C.3.1. Mr. Søren Brofeldt

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Gentofte, 11 Agustus 1985Warga Negara (Nationality) : DenmarkJabatan (Position) : Ph.D Studentinstitusi (institution) : University of Copenhagenemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 110885-(1321)Bregnerødgade 21 4.th2200Kbh NNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 202706486

C.4. forest Livelihoods and Conservation Initiatives in Indonesian Borneo

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Untuk mendapatkan hasil konkrit dalam rekomendasi pengelolaan

hutan yang kolaboratif melibatkan banyak pemangku kepentingan termasuk anggota komunitas lokal, pekerja Berau Forest Carbon Program (BFCP), industri, dan instansi pemerintah

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Kehutanan



Lama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 3 Desember 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Kalimantan Timur (Berau), Yogyakarta, dan Jawa Barat (Bogor)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Kehutanan - iPB (ProC. Dr. Heri Purnomo)

Abstract

i propose to study factors that influence the livelihood decisions of forest-dwelling people in the Berau district of east Kalimantan in relation to conservation strategies introduced by the Berau Forest Carbon Program (BFCP). i will combine ethnographic methods with Systems Dynamics Modeling to identify how discrete factors influence the livelihood decisions of forest dwelling community members. Specifically i will analyze which factors motivate participation or rejection of conservation strategies introduced through the BFCP.

C.4.1. Mr. Michael Henry Myers

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Newton, MA, 24 Agustus 1983Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Studentinstitusi (institution) : Portland State Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 31 Dirigo Road, Southwest Harbor, Me 04679 USANomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 531580362

C.5. Diet, activeness, and impact of forest dwelling bats on pest populations in agroforest and forest plantation

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari pola makan, hunian, kelalawar, dan hama penyakit

didaerah perkebunan Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : KehutananLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 6 (enam) bulan, mulai 25 November 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jawa Barat (Gn. Walat – Sukabumi)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Kehutanan – iPB (Dr. ir. Agus Priyono Kartono, MSi)



Abstract

Bats activity increase with high insect abundance but in addition it depends on spatial structure (heterogenic) of habitats. Structural features of vegetation in the forest planation is differ from those in natural forest ecosystems. Plantations are much more simplified then natural forest. Forest spatial patterns as high trees density, can impact the bat species reaches and foraging activity. Understanding the role of bats in reducing forest pest in plantation could allow to plan the forest management strategies. The main goal of this research is to determine the diet, activeness and impact of forest dwelling bats on insect pests populations in a tropical secondary forest and plantations. The comparison of this two habitats can show how anthropogenic influence on a natural and semi natural ecosystem can impact on bat activeness and how ecosystem biodiversity simplification can affect bat species diversity. in a field experiment design for evaluation of dietary, activeness and finally the impact of insectivorous bats on forest pests author is planning to perform mist netting, fecal analysis and ultrasonic detector recordings analysis.

C.5.1. Mr. Piotr Andrzej Burgiełł

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Pruszków, 24 Februari 1986Warga Negara (Nationality) : PolandiaJabatan (Position) : Ph.D Studentinstitusi (institution) : Warsaw University of Life Sciences WULS – SGGWemail (email) : [email protected], [email protected], piotrze86@

wp.plAlamat (Address) : Katedra Ochrony Lasu i ekologii, ul. Nowoursynowska 159, 02-

776 Warszawa building 34, room 87 or 84Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : eH5407579

C.6. Social-Ecological Modeling of Health-Environment Interactions in Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mengkaji interaksi lingkungan yang sehat dengan menggunakan

pendekatan ekologi SosialBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Sosial ekonomi KehutananLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 6 (enam) bulan, mulai 24 Maret 2015(month, starting from)



Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sulut (Bolaang, Mongondow, Lembah Dumoga, TN Bogani Nani

Wartabone)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Kehutanan UGM (Dr. Satyawan Pudyatmoko); Fakultas

Pertanian UNSRAT (Dr. John Tasirin)

Abstract

Recent research indicates that human health may impact biological conservation. This research will apply a social-ecological systems approach to examining the impact of tuberculosis on resource extraction in rural areas in indonesia. A model will be developed using ecological and social science methods to investigate non-linear interactions between humans and their environment and identify factors that mediate that relationship. A comparative analysis of how health shocks are absorbed by different cultural groups and natural resource governance arrangements will be employed.

C.6.1. Ms. Melinda Mae Clarke

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Vermont, USA, 26 Oktober 1973Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Ph.D Studentinstitusi (institution) : Colorado State Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 3025 W. Stuart St. #5, Fort Collins, CO 80526 U.S.A.Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 472547369

C.7. Trace gas fluxes and soil N cycling in heavily weathered soils under rainforest transformation systems

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Menyelidiki apakah pohon batang di perkebunan tropis berkontribusi

pada emisi N2O dan CH4 ke atmosferBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : KehutananLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 10 (sepuluh) bulan, mulai 4 Maret 2015(month, starting from)



Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jambi (Hutan Harapan dan TN Bukit Duabelas, PTPN Vi, perkebunan

PT Humusindo dan perkebunan di sekitar Bukit Makmur, Marga Mulya dan Pematang Kabau)

Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Universitas Tadulako (Dr. Aiyen Tjoa)

Abstract

Tropical soils play an important role in the global nitrous oxide (N20) and methane (CH4) budgets, and this role can be affected by land-use changes. However, in research attempts to quantify these trace gas fluxes, there are sometimes discrepancies between top-down estimates and bottom-up estimates. We will investigate whether or not tree stems in lowland tropical plantations contribute to the emission of N20 and CH4 to the atmosphere. We hypothesize that once these trace gases are produced in the soil, they may diffuse into tree roots and then be transported upward through the xylem. Once carried into the stem through sap flow, the gases may then diffuse out of the tree stems, entering the atmosphere. in this study we aim to: (1) identify whether trees in lowland tropical plantations are important conduits of N20 and/or CH4; (2) test whether tree-stem fluxes change with height, tree species or landscape position; (3) to quantify tree-stem fluxes and add these measurements to previous and ongoing soil-atmosphere measurements of N20 and CH4 in our study areas.

C.7.1. Dr. Amanda Leann Matson

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Kanada, 1 November 1980Warga Negara (Nationality) : KanadaJabatan (Position) : Post Docinstitusi (institution) : Georg-August-Universitat-Goettingenemail (email) : [email protected], [email protected] (Address) : Buesgen institute, Soil Science of Tropical and Subtropical

ecosystems, University of Goettingen Buesgenweg 2, 37077 Goettingen, Germany

Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : GA222452



C.8. Structure and functioning of the decomposer system in lowland rainforest transformation systems

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Mempelajari sistem dekomposer di hutan tropis dan transformasinyaBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : KehutananLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 30 Januari 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jambi (TN Bukit Dua belas dan Hutan Harapan)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : institut Pertanian Bogor (Dr. Rahayu Widyastuti)

Abstract

As knowledge on the decomposer system in tropical lowland rainforests and its transformation systems is very limited the project focuses on answering general questions on the structure and functioning of the belowground food web focusing on microorganisms and major microbial consumers. The project has four major goals which will be investigated in four work packages (WPs):

WP1: Soil fauna as affected by transformation of lowland rainforest

WP2: Decomposition processes in lowland rainforest transformation systems as affected by top-down forces

WP3: Bottom-up and top-down forces as driving factors for the soil micro- and mesofauna

WP4: The role of roots and mycorrhizal fungi for the detritivore food web

C.8.1. Mr. Bernhard Klarner

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Schwerte, Jerman, 19 Maret 1980Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Postdoctoral Researcherinstitusi (institution) : Georg-August-Universitat-Goettingenemail (email) : [email protected] ; [email protected] (Address) : A.-C.-Blumenbach-institut für Zoologie und Anthropologie

Tierökologie Berliner Str. 28, 37073 Göttingen, GermanyNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C1Y8J9VJN



C.9. forests, Property and Labor Migration in Indonesia: Exploring the Connections

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : M Mempelajari hubungan keterkaitan antara lahan dan tenaga kerja

dalam mempengaruhi transformasi agraria di desa-desa di dalam maupun sekitar hutan

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : Kehutanan SosialLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 5 (lima) bulan, mulai 12 Maret 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jawa Timur (Tulung Agung dan Jember); Jawa Tengah (Blora,

Wonosobo dan Banyumas); Kalimantan Barat (Bengkayang dan Ketapang); Kalimantan Utara (Malinau)

Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Fakultas Kehutanan, iPB (Dr. Hariadi Kartodihardjo)

Abstract

i will study how the intersections between land and labor, more specifically property and migration, have shaped the agrarian transformations playing out in villages inside and adjacent to indonesia’s forests. i will collaborate with indonesian colleaguesat indonesian universities, research institutes, and in government and non-government organizations to develop a body of knowledge on forests, property, and labor migration from different parts of indonesia’s forest estate, from various disciplinary angles, and at multiple levels of analysis. The objectives of this research project are to:

Produce knowledge about the impacts of changing property rights and labor migration on forest transformations and forest villagers’ well-being;

1. Produce a flexible template for research and teaching across two often disparate fields: (1) forests, property, and land management and (2) labor migration, multi-locality, and household livelihoods;

2. establish a network of research collaborators in indonesia and across Southeast Asia, and co-organize a public conference to discuss recent and on-going changes in forest property rights and labor migration from forest areas;

3. Jointly publish research findings in a variety of scholarly, policy, and public venues



C.9.1. Ms. Nancy Lee Peluso

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Connecticut, AS, 15 Oktober 1952Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Professorinstitusi (institution) : University of Californiaemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 1561 Beverly Place Berkeley, CA 94706Nomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 516081462

C.10. Aboveground patterns of biodiversity and associated ecosystem processes across tropical rainforest transformations

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Memahami perbedaan antara sistem transformasi hutan hujan dalam

hal taksonomi dan keragaman hewan serta fungsi ekologis terkaitBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : KehutananLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 10 Maret 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Jambi (Hutan Harapan dan TN Bukit Duabelas)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : institut Pertanian Bogor (Dr. Yeni Aryati Mulyani)

Abstract

The project aims at understanding differences among rainforest transformation systems in terms of taxonomical and functional aboveground animal diversity as well as associated ecological functions and services.We use sound recorders (Song Meter, Wildlife acoustics®) to record animal sounds in the core plots.To estimate economic and cultural services, we carry out a bird survey in Jambi city’s bird shops using a collaborative method. To determine bird and ant ecological functions, we constructed exclosures in young oil palm plantations. We will do bird feeding experiments coupled with camera traps to determine bird diets. The research will be implemented in Jambi Province in Sumatra, with the fastest and most complete transformation of tropical lowland rainforest.



C.10.1. Mr. Kevin Felix Arno Darras

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Ambilly, Perancis, 21 Desember 1986Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Ph.D Studentinstitusi (institution) : Georg-August-Universitat-Goettingenemail (email) : [email protected], office.assistant.bogor@

gmail.comAlamat (Address) : Agrarökologie, Department für Nutzpflanzenwissenschaften,

Grisebachstrasse 6, University of Göttingen, GermanyNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C4JN06289

C.11. forest dynamics in the Tangkoko National Park, North Sulawesi, Indonesia

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Memahami dan menganalisa dinamika hutan di cagar alamBidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : KehutananLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 4 (empat) bulan, mulai 26 Maret 2015 (month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sulawesi Utara (Cagar Alam Tangkoko)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : iPB (ProC. Dr. iskandar Z Siregar)

Abstract

Forests in National parks show natural forest dynamics with no or minor human disturbances. Therefor they take an important role in the research of tree species in different growing stages and under natural conditions (as competition with other tree species). it is intended to carry out this study about forest dynamics in the Tangkoko National Park (North Sulawesi, indonesia), because of its very interesting flora and fauna and geographic location.

Generally a forest inventory is the basis for understanding forest dynamics. Therefor systematic sampling will be applied with a random start plot and a strict field manual. The main data, which will be collected, are tree species, diameter at breast height (dbh) and height with the target variables: stand density, basal area and volume (mean and total). And with the help of the diameter frequency distribution studies the tree species should be classified in shade-tolerant, gap opportunists and light demanding species. Further the tree species diversity and composition, forest structure, regeneration, health, disturbances and the deadwood will be analysed.



C.11.1. Mr. Jakob Jasiurkowski

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Wodzislaw Slaski, Jerman, 19 Januari 1984Warga Negara (Nationality) : JermanJabatan (Position) : Master Studentinstitusi (institution) : Georg-August-University Goettingen – Tropical Silviculture and

Forest ecologyemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Preußenstraße 187, cod: 44532 Lünen, Germany jakob.

[email protected] - GermanyNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : C7WTHPXZJ

C.12. Smallholder Cacao & Coffee Agroforestry Systems: Improving Productivity and Livelihoods

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Melakukan studi komprehensif untuk mengidentifikasi tipologi

sistem pertanian kakao dan kopi skala kecil di Sulawesi sebagai bahan pembuatan rekomendasi manajemen untuk peningkatan produksi.

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : KehutananLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 25 Maret 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sulawesi Selatan (Bantaeng), Sulawesi Tenggara (Kendari), GorontaloMitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Kementrian Lingkungan Hidup & Kehutanan (Dr. Hesti Tata Lestari)

Abstract

Cacao and coffee are two of the most important smallholder crops in Sulawesi and indonesia. Cacao is a very common landuse and the single greatest source farm family income across Southeast Sulawesi; it is also a priority landuse and major income source in South SulawesB. Coffee is a common landuse and very important source of farm family in parts of South SulawesB.

Additionally, both crops are major export commodities for the country, indonesia being the 3rd largest global producer of cacao and the 4th largest global producer of coffee. Thus cacao and coffee are important both locally and nationally.ln Sulawesi smallholder farmers cultivate cacao in a continuum of agroforestry systems which can be categorized as follows l)Cacao/Coffee monocultures. 2)Shade cacao/coffee. 3)Mixed cacao/coffee. 4)Homegarden systems. Detailed analysis of smallholder cacao and coffee systems are required to document the existence of the



typologies and the main characteristics of the systems and identify management options to enhance the productivity of the systems and typologies.

The research will be implemented through the Agroforestry and Forestry in Sulawesi: Linking Knowledge with Action (AgFor) project which is implemented by the World Agroforestry Centre (legally constituted as the international Centre for Research in Agroforestry/iCRAF), in collaboration with international and indonesian partners through a Contribution Arrangement (no. 7056890) with the Government of Canada, represented by the Minister of international Development, acting through the Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development/ DFATD (formerly the Canadian international Development Agency/CiDA).

C.12.1. Mr. James Michael Roshetko

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : Ohio, AS, 26 Maret 1961Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : Leader Tree & Market Unit Southeast Asia institusi (institution) : iCRAF (international Centre for Research on AgroForestry)email (email) : [email protected] (Address) : Jl.CiFOR, Situgede, Sindangbarang, Bogor 16115, West Java.

indonesiaNomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 447645038

C.13. Continuity and Change in Sumatran Tropical forest farming

Tujuan Penelitian(Research Objective) : Untuk memahami bagaimana beberapa petani di hutan kecil di

dataran tinggi sumatera mengadaptasi berbagai macam praktek agroforestri untuk mempertahankan dan meningkatkan ekonomi lokal dan keberlangsungan ekologi

Bidang Penelitian(Field of Research) : KehutananLama Penelitian(Research Duration) : 12 (dua belas) bulan, mulai 23 Juli 2015(month, starting from)Daerah Penelitian(Research Location) : Sumatera Barat (Padang City, Bukit Tinggi dan Lima Puluh Kota); Jambi

(Kota Jambi dan Batanghari)Mitra Kerja(Counterpart) : Universitas Andalas (ProC. Dr. Afrizal, MA)



Abstract

The objective of this research is to better understand how certain small-scale forest-farmers in the Sumatran highlands have adapted a diverse collection of agroforestry practices to maintain and improve local economic and ecological sustainability. This proposed research uses a comparative anthropological approach to study the agroforestry practices of Javanese migrants, Malay and local Jambi Suku Anak Dalam social groups that live in the Bukit Barisan montane highlands. A multi-disciplinary approach is proposed, with methods drawn from the study of social-ecological systems, including environmental anthropology, geography and Geographic information Systems (GiS).

C.13.1. Mr. David Edward Gilbert

Tempat dan tanggal lahir(Place and date of birth) : California, 06 Oktober 1982Warga Negara (Nationality) : Amerika SerikatJabatan (Position) : PhD Candidateinstitusi (institution) : Stanford Universityemail (email) : [email protected] (Address) : 450 Serra Mall, Stanford, CA USANomor Paspor (Pasport no.) : 223539801


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LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

10

Mr. M

artin

Re

inhar

dt Ni

elsen

Kope

nhag

en,

Denm

ark,

26

Nove

mber

1970

Denm

ark

Unive

rsity

of Co

penh

agen

"R

EDD+

: The

fo

rest

grab

of a

ll tim

es?"

Meny

elidik

i ke

adaa

n di

mana

im

pleme

ntasi

REDD

+ ak

an

berfu

ngsi

palin

g opti

mal

dalam

hal

peng

uran

gan

emisi

samb

il me

mper

hatik

an

poten

si da

mpak

ter

hada

p ke

hidup

an

masy

arak

at lok

al

Kehu

tanan

12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

6

Janu

ari 2

015

Jamb

i (Tam

an

Nasio

nal

Berb

ak, K

ab.

Muar

o Jam

bi),

Kalim

antan

Tim

ur (K

ab.

Bera

u) da

n Su

mater

a Bar

at (K

ab. S

ijunju

ng)

IPB

(Dr.

Dodik

R.

Nurro

chma

t)

11

Ms. E

lizab

eth

Emma

Walk

er

Exete

r, Ing

gris,

11

Nov

embe

r 19

92

Inggr

is -

“Inve

stiga

tion

into

the

biolog

y and

fu

nctio

n of

loud

ca

ll in

red

langu

r (P

resb

ytis

rubic

unda

)”

Memp

elajar

i str

uktur

akus

tik

jerita

n lan

gur

mera

h jan

tan

dan m

eliha

t hu

bung

anny

a de

ngan

ke

pada

tan

popu

lasi d

an

jarak

temp

at tin

ggal

Prim

atolog

i 7 (

tujuh

) bu

lan, m

ulai

6 Jan

uari

2015

Kalim

antan

Te

ngah

(LAH

G Se

bang

au)

CIMT

ROP,

Univ

ersit

as

Palan

gka R

aya (

Dr S

uwido

H.

Limi

n)

12

Mr. A

rjan V

an

Laar

hove

n Ni

jmeg

en,

Belan

da, 2

3 No

vemb

er 19

84

Belan

da

Radb

oud

unive

rsity

medic

al ce

nter

“The

Pa

thoge

nesis

of

Tube

rculou

s Me

ningit

is”

Meng

uraik

an

resp

on

imun

ologi

pasie

n TBM

pa

da sa

at dia

gnos

is da

n se

lama

peng

obata

n, me

nggu

naka

n uji

dara

h ex-

vivo

Kedo

ktera

n 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

6

Janu

ari 2

015

DKI J

akar

ta (R

SCM)

dan

Jawa

Bar

at (R

SHS

Band

ung)

UNPA

D Fa

kulta

s Ked

okter

an

(Dr.

Bach

ti Alis

jahba

na da

n Dr

. Ahm

ad R

izal G

.)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

13

Ms. J

ulia E

va

Stick

elber

ger

Swiss

, 30

Oktob

er 19

88

Swiss

Un

iversi

ty of

Zuric

h “R

epro

ducti

ve

succ

ess a

nd

strat

egies

of

flang

ed a

nd

unfla

nged

male

or

angu

tans

on

Born

eo”

Memp

elajar

i ba

gaim

ana

perka

wina

n pa

ksa d

an tid

ak

paks

a ter

gantu

ng

pada

statu

s be

tina d

an

kara

kter ja

ntan

Prim

atolog

i 6 (

enam

) bu

lan, m

ulai

12 Ja

nuar

i 20

15

Kalim

antan

Te

ngah

(Stas

iun

Pene

litian

Tu

anan

)

Faku

ltas b

iolog

i, Univ

ersit

as

Nasio

nal (D

rs Ta

tang M

itra

Setia

)

14

Mr. N

unzio

Gi

ovan

ni Le

o Ita

li, 24

Juni

1982

Ita

li Un

iversi

ty of

Zuric

h “R

epro

ducti

ve

succ

ess a

nd

strat

egies

of

flang

ed a

nd

unfla

nged

male

or

angu

tans

on

Born

eo”

Memp

elajar

i ba

gaim

ana

perka

wina

n pa

ksa d

an tid

ak

paks

a ter

gantu

ng

pada

statu

s be

tina d

an

kara

kter ja

ntan

Prim

atolog

i 6 (

enam

) bu

lan, m

ulai

12 Ja

nuar

i 20

15

Kalim

antan

Te

ngah

(Stas

iun

Pene

litian

Tu

anan

)

Faku

ltas b

iolog

i, Univ

ersit

as

Nasio

nal (D

rs Ta

tang M

itra

Setia

)

15

Ms. S

olène

Lo

iseau

Be

rger

ac ,

Pera

ncis,

3 Ja

nuar

i 199

2

Pera

ncis

Unive

rsity

of St

rasb

ourg

“M

othe

r-offs

pring

co

nflic

t in

Born

ean

Oran

guta

ns

(Pon

go

pygm

aeus

wu

rmbii

)”

Mend

apatk

an

pema

hama

n leb

ih me

ndala

m ten

tang k

onflik

ind

uk da

n ana

k be

rdas

arka

n um

ur da

n ke

terse

diaan

ma

kana

n

Prim

atolog

i 5 (

lima)

bu

lan, m

ulai

12 Ja

nuar

i 20

15

Kalim

antan

Te

ngah

(Stas

iun

Pene

litian

Tu

anan

)

Faku

ltas B

iolog

i Univ

ersit

as

Nasio

nal (M

arlia

Fajr

i Ha

yoto,

S.S

i dan

Prim

a La

dy)

16

Ms. K

arma

Le

kshe

Tso

mo

Wilm

ington

, De

lawar

e, AS

, 23

Septe

mber

1944

Amer

ika

Serik

at Un

iversi

ty of

San D

iego

“Bud

dhist

Wom

en

of In

done

sia:

Mult

iple

Suba

ltern

Na

rrativ

es”

Memb

andin

gka

n car

a pa

rtisipa

si wa

nita d

i be

rbag

ai ko

munit

as da

n ins

titusi

Budh

a

Sosio

-an

tropo

logi

5 (lim

a)

bulan

, mula

i 14

Janu

ari

2015

Yogy

akar

ta, D

KI

Jaka

rta,

Suma

tera U

tara

(Med

an),

Jamb

i, Nu

sa T

engg

ara

Bara

t (Lo

mbok

)

Indon

esian

Con

sortiu

m Fo

r Re

ligiou

s Stud

ies, U

GM (D

r. Je

anny

Dhe

waya

ni)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

17

Ms. E

rica

Mich

elle L

arso

n Mi

ssou

ri, AS

, 5

Mare

t 198

8 Am

erika

Se

rikat

Bosto

n Un

iversi

ty “C

ivic E

duca

tion

in th

e In

done

sian

Cont

ext:

Nego

tiatin

g Pu

blic E

thics

”

Mene

liti pr

oses

ya

ng te

rjadi

di tin

gkat

peny

usun

an

kurik

ulum,

pe

nyam

paian

da

n im

pleme

ntasin

ya d

an

baga

iman

a pe

maha

man

siswa

ter

hada

pnya

Antro

polog

i 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

22

Janu

ari 2

015

Sulaw

esi U

tara

(Man

ado,

Tomo

hon,

Tond

ano)

Unive

rsitas

Neg

eri M

anad

o (P

rof. D

r. Sj

amsi

Pasa

ndar

an, M

.Pd)

18

Mr. J

eded

iah

Farre

ll Bro

die

Mass

achu

setts

, 22

Juli 1

975

Amer

ika

Serik

at Un

iversi

ty of

Britis

h Co

lumbia

“The

Eco

logica

l an

d Ev

olutio

nary

Im

porta

nce

of

Plan

t-Ver

tebr

ate

Inte

racti

ons”

Memp

elajar

i dis

tribus

i sp

ecies

tan

aman

dan

hewa

n se

panja

ng

kepu

lauan

Nu

santa

ra,

untuk

men

gkaji

ba

gaim

ana

inter

aksi

spec

ies da

n str

uktur

ko

munit

as

berva

riasi

melin

tasi

perb

edaa

n bio

geog

rafi

Biolo

gi 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

26

Janu

ari 2

015

Sulte

ng (T

N.

Lore

Lind

u, TN

. Mo

rowa

li), M

alut

(Halm

aher

a, TN

. Lolo

bata-

Akete

!awa)

, Ma

luku (

TN.

Manu

sela,

Bur

u, Pu

lau K

obro

or)

Pusli

t Biol

ogi L

IPI (

Dr. E

dy

Nasri

adi S

amba

s, Ek

o Su

listiy

adi)

19

Mr. B

ernh

ard

Klar

ner

Schw

erte,

Je

rman

, 19 M

aret

1980

Jerm

an

Geor

g-Au

gust-

Unive

rsitat

-Go

etting

en

“Stru

cture

and

fu

nctio

ning

of th

e de

comp

oser

sy

stem

in lo

wlan

d ra

infor

est

trans

form

ation

sy

stem

s”

Memp

elajar

i sis

tem

deko

mpos

er di

hu

tan tr

opis

dan

trans

forma

siny

a

Kehu

tanan

12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

30

Janu

ari 2

015

Jamb

i (TN

Bukit

Du

a bela

s dan

Hu

tan H

arap

an)

Institu

t Per

tanian

Bog

or (D

r. Ra

hayu

Widy

astut

i)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

20

Mr. C

hia M

eng

Tat

Sing

apur

a, 21

Ju

li 198

2 Si

ngap

ura

Corn

ell

Unive

rsity

“Dias

poric

Dh

arm

a:

Budd

hism

and

M

oder

nity a

cros

s th

e So

uth

China

Se

a”

Memp

elajar

i Bu

ddhis

me

Tiong

kok d

i As

ia Te

ngga

ra

dan k

aitan

nya

deng

an

dinam

ika

sirku

lasi a

gama

di

era

mode

rnisa

si da

n glob

alias

i Bu

ddhis

me

Tiong

kok d

i ab

ad ke

-20

Sejar

ah

4 (em

pat)

bulan

, mula

i 26

Janu

ari

2015

Jaka

rta

Suluh

Nus

antar

a (M

uham

mad C

hozin

), da

n Pu

sat P

eneli

tian

Kema

syar

akata

n dan

Ke

buda

yaan

LIPI

(Pro

f.Dr.

Enda

ng T

urmu

di, M

A)

21

Ms. A

lexan

dra

Nico

le Ho

fner

Buffa

lo, A

S, 20

Ju

li 198

9 Am

erika

Se

rikat

Canis

ius

Colle

ge

“Are

the

Long

Ca

lls o

f Bor

nean

Or

angu

tans

(P

ongo

py

gmae

us

wurm

bii) C

ostly

Si

gnals

of M

ale

Healt

h an

d En

ergy

Sta

tus?

”

Mene

ntuka

n ap

akah

long

ca

ll ora

nguta

n me

rupa

kan

perta

nda s

tatus

ke

seha

tan da

n en

ergi

oran

gutan

jan

tan

Prim

atolog

i 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

2

Febr

uari

2015

Kalim

antan

Te

ngah

(Stas

iun

Pene

litian

Tu

anan

)

Faku

ltas B

iolog

i, Univ

ersit

as

Nasio

nal (D

rs Im

ran S

L To

bing,

Marlia

Fajr

i Hay

oto)

22

Mr. Z

acha

ry Ra

ndall

An

derso

n

Groto

n, AS

, 10

Mei 1

985

Amer

ika

Serik

at Un

iversi

ty of

Toro

nto

“The

Cult

ural

Politi

cs o

f the

Em

ergin

g Gr

een

Econ

omy i

n Ea

st Ka

liman

tan,

In

done

sia”

Memp

elajar

i da

n men

dalam

i gr

een g

rowt

h pr

ojects

di K

ota

Bera

u

Antro

polog

i, ek

onom

i dan

ek

ologi

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 2

9 Ja

nuar

i 201

5

Kalim

antan

Tim

ur (B

erau

, Sa

marin

da,

Balik

papa

n);

Jawa

Bar

at (B

ogor

), DK

I Ja

karta

, Yo

gyak

arta

Unive

rsitas

Indo

nesia

(S

uray

a Afiff

) dan

Univ

ersit

as

Mulaw

arma

n (Pr

of. D

r. De

ddy H

adriy

anto)

23

Mr. W

angg

i Ja

ung

Kore

a, 19

Janu

ari

1982

Ko

rea

Unive

rsity

of Br

itish

Colum

bia

“Mar

ket S

tudie

s fo

r Cer

tifica

tion

of

Fore

st Ec

osys

tem

Se

rvice

s in

Lom

bok”

Meng

anali

sa

perm

intaa

n pa

sar u

ntuk

sertif

ikasi

daer

ah al

iran

sung

ai di

Lo

mbok

Ekolo

gi 4 (

empa

t) bu

lan, m

ulai

29 Ja

nuar

i 20

15

Nusa

Ten

ggar

a Ba

rat (

Lomb

ok)

Kons

orsiu

m un

tuk S

tudy d

an

Peng

emba

ngan

Par

tisipa

si (K

onse

psi) (

Wita

rdi, S

E),

Unive

rsitas

Mata

ram

(Dr.

Sitti

Latifa

h, S.

Hut.,M

.Sc.F

)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

BULA

N F

EBRU

ARI

1 Mr

. Chu

saku

Ike

da

Ibara

ki, Je

pang

, 3 A

gustu

s 197

1 Je

pang

Ins

titute

of Sp

ace a

nd

Astro

nauti

cal

Scien

ce,

Japa

n Ae

rosp

ace

Explo

ratio

n Ag

ency

“Syn

thes

is of

Dy

nam

ics a

nd

Chem

istry

for

the

Unde

rsta

nding

of

Atm

osph

eric

Proc

esse

s in

the

Trop

ical

Trop

opau

se

Laye

r ove

r In

done

sia”

Memb

angu

n tam

pilan

sin

tetis

Trop

ical

tropo

paus

e La

yer (

TTL)

de

ngan

me

lakuk

an

peng

amata

n rin

ci da

n sim

ulasi

mode

l seb

agai

kolab

oras

i an

tara p

akar

din

amika

atm

osfer

dan

kimia

Sains

At

mosfi

r 3 (

tiga)

bu

lan, m

ulai

6 Feb

ruar

i 20

15

Papu

a (Bi

ak)

LAPA

N (Ir

. Hali

murra

hman

, MT

)

2 Mr

. Hide

yuki

Hond

a Je

pang

, 9 Ju

ni 19

51

Jepa

ng

Japa

n Ae

rosp

ace

Explo

ratio

n Ag

ency

“Syn

thes

is of

Dy

nam

ics a

nd

Chem

istry

for

the

Unde

rsta

nding

of

Atm

osph

eric

Proc

esse

s in

the

Trop

ical

Trop

opau

se

Laye

r ove

r In

done

sia”

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angu

n tam

pilan

sin

tetis

Trop

ical

tropo

paus

e La

yer (

TTL)

de

ngan

me

lakuk

an

peng

amata

n rin

ci da

n sim

ulasi

mode

l seb

agai

kolab

oras

i an

tara p

akar

din

amika

atm

osfer

dan

kimia

Sains

At

mosfi

r 3 (

tiga)

bu

lan, m

ulai

6 Feb

ruar

i 20

15

Papu

a (Bi

ak)

LAPA

N (Ir

. Hali

murra

hman

, MT

)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

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STIT

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TIAN

TU

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PE

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TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

3 Mr

. Sato

shi

Suga

wara

Je

pang

, Iwate

, 26

Sep

tembe

r 19

67

Jepa

ng

Miya

gi Un

iversi

ty of

Educ

ation

“Syn

thes

is of

Dy

nam

ics a

nd

Chem

istry

for

the

Unde

rsta

nding

of

Atm

osph

eric

Proc

esse

s in

the

Trop

ical

Trop

opau

se

Laye

r ove

r In

done

sia”

Memb

angu

n tam

pilan

sin

tetis

Trop

ical

tropo

paus

e La

yer (

TTL)

de

ngan

me

lakuk

an

peng

amata

n rin

ci da

n sim

ulasi

mode

l seb

agai

kolab

oras

i an

tara p

akar

din

amika

atm

osfer

dan

kimia

Sains

At

mosfi

r 3 (

tiga)

bu

lan, m

ulai

6 Feb

ruar

i 20

15

Papu

a (Bi

ak)

LAPA

N (Ir

. Hali

murra

hman

, MT

)

4 Mr

. Yoic

hi Ina

i Je

pang

, 17

Nove

mber

1980

Je

pang

RI

SH, K

yoto

Unive

rsity

“Syn

thes

is of

Dy

nam

ics a

nd

Chem

istry

for

the

Unde

rsta

nding

of

Atm

osph

eric

Proc

esse

s in

the

Trop

ical

Trop

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angu

n tam

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l seb

agai

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tara p

akar

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amika

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kimia

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mosfi

r 3 (

tiga)

bu

lan, m

ulai

6 Feb

ruar

i 20

15

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a (Bi

ak)

LAPA

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. Hali

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hman

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NAMA

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TRA

KERJ

A

5 Mr

. Shin

ji Mo

rimoto

Je

pang

, 26

Septe

mber

19

66

Jepa

ng

Toho

ku

Unive

rsity

“Syn

thes

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nam

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istry

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mosfi

r 3 (

tiga)

bu

lan, m

ulai

9 Feb

ruar

i 20

15

Papu

a (Bi

ak)

LAPA

N (Ir

. Hali

murra

hman

, MT

)

6 Mr

. Shu

ji Aok

i Je

pang

, 8

Oktob

er 19

54

Jepa

ng

Toho

ku

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rsity

“Syn

thes

is of

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nam

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r 3 (

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bu

lan, m

ulai

9 Feb

ruar

i 20

15

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a (Bi

ak)

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. Hali

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hman

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MA P

ENEL

ITI

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MA

PENE

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AN

DAER

AH

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LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

7 Mr

. Tak

akiyo

Na

kaza

wa

Jepa

ng, 1

0 Ok

tober

1947

Je

pang

To

hoku

Un

iversi

ty “S

ynth

esis

of

Dyna

mics

and

Ch

emist

ry fo

r th

e Un

ders

tand

ing

of A

tmos

pher

ic Pr

oces

ses i

n th

e Tr

opica

l Tr

opop

ause

La

yer o

ver

Indo

nesia

”

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angu

n tam

pilan

sin

tetis

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ical

tropo

paus

e La

yer (

TTL)

de

ngan

me

lakuk

an

peng

amata

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ci da

n sim

ulasi

mode

l seb

agai

kolab

oras

i an

tara p

akar

din

amika

atm

osfer

dan

kimia

Sains

At

mosfi

r 3 (

tiga)

bu

lan, m

ulai

9 Feb

ruar

i 20

15

Papu

a (Bi

ak)

LAPA

N (Ir

. Hali

murra

hman

, MT

)

8 Mr

. Shig

eyuk

i Ish

idoya

Je

pang

, 30

Septe

mber

19

74

Jepa

ng

Natio

nal

Institu

te of

Adva

nced

Ind

ustria

l Sc

ience

and

Tech

nolog

y (A

IST)

“Syn

thes

is of

Dy

nam

ics a

nd

Chem

istry

for

the

Unde

rsta

nding

of

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osph

eric

Proc

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s in

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ical

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se

Laye

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n tam

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TTL)

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At

mosfi

r 3 (

tiga)

bu

lan, m

ulai

9 Feb

ruar

i 20

15

Papu

a (Bi

ak)

LAPA

N (Ir

. Hali

murra

hman

, MT

)



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NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

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ITUS

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DUL

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AN

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AN

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PE

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TIAN

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ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

9 Mr

. Fum

io Ha

sebe

Je

pang

, 1

Nove

mber

1954

Je

pang

Ho

kkaid

o Un

iversi

ty “S

ynth

esis

of

Dyna

mics

and

Ch

emist

ry fo

r th

e Un

ders

tand

ing

of A

tmos

pher

ic Pr

oces

ses i

n th

e Tr

opica

l Tr

opop

ause

La

yer o

ver

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nesia

”

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angu

n tam

pilan

sin

tetis

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ical

tropo

paus

e La

yer (

TTL)

de

ngan

me

lakuk

an

peng

amata

n rin

ci da

n sim

ulasi

mode

l seb

agai

kolab

oras

i an

tara p

akar

din

amika

atm

osfer

dan

kimia

Sains

At

mosfi

r 3 (

tiga)

bu

lan, m

ulai

12 F

ebru

ari

2015

Papu

a (Bi

ak)

LAPA

N (Ir

. Hali

murra

hman

, MT

)

10

Mr. S

hin-ya

Og

ino

Jepa

ng, 8

Juli

1969

Je

pang

Ja

pan A

genc

y for

Mar

ine-

Earth

Scie

nce

and

Tech

nolog

y

“Syn

thes

is of

Dy

nam

ics a

nd

Chem

istry

for

the

Unde

rsta

nding

of

Atm

osph

eric

Proc

esse

s in

the

Trop

ical

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opau

se

Laye

r ove

r In

done

sia”

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angu

n tam

pilan

sin

tetis

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ical

tropo

paus

e La

yer (

TTL)

de

ngan

me

lakuk

an

peng

amata

n rin

ci da

n sim

ulasi

mode

l seb

agai

kolab

oras

i an

tara p

akar

din

amika

atm

osfer

dan

kimia

Sains

At

mosfi

r 3 (

tiga)

bu

lan, m

ulai

12 F

ebru

ari

2015

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a (Bi

ak)

LAPA

N (Ir

. Hali

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hman

, MT

)



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MA P

ENEL

ITI

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AT T

GL

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PE

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TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

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AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

11

Mr. T

akas

hi Sh

ibata

Fu

kuok

a, Je

pang

, 18

Febr

uari 1

954

Jepa

ng

Nago

ya

Unive

rsity

“Syn

thes

is of

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nam

ics a

nd

Chem

istry

for

the

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rsta

nding

of

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me

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ci da

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mode

l seb

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oras

i an

tara p

akar

din

amika

atm

osfer

dan

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Sains

At

mosfi

r 3 (

tiga)

bu

lan, m

ulai

16 F

ebru

ari

2015

Papu

a (Bi

ak)

LAPA

N (Ir

. Hali

murra

hman

, MT

)

12

Mr. M

asah

iko

Haya

shi

Kana

gawa

, Je

pang

, 3

Nove

mber

1960

Jepa

ng

Fuku

oka

Unive

rsity

“Syn

thes

is of

Dy

nam

ics a

nd

Chem

istry

for

the

Unde

rsta

nding

of

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osph

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Proc

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ical

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n tam

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ical

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e La

yer (

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me

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an

peng

amata

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ci da

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ulasi

mode

l seb

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kolab

oras

i an

tara p

akar

din

amika

atm

osfer

dan

kimia

Sains

At

mosfi

r 3 (

tiga)

bu

lan, m

ulai

16 F

ebru

ari

2015

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a (Bi

ak)

LAPA

N (Ir

. Hali

murra

hman

, MT

)



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NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

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HIR

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DUL

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AN

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AN

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AN

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NG

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AN

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PE

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TIAN

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ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

13

Mr. S

akae

To

yoda

Je

pang

, 22

Nove

mber

1969

Je

pang

To

kyo I

nstitu

te of

Tech

nolog

y “S

ynth

esis

of

Dyna

mics

and

Ch

emist

ry fo

r th

e Un

ders

tand

ing

of A

tmos

pher

ic Pr

oces

ses i

n th

e Tr

opica

l Tr

opop

ause

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yer o

ver

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nesia

”

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angu

n tam

pilan

sin

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ical

tropo

paus

e La

yer (

TTL)

de

ngan

me

lakuk

an

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amata

n rin

ci da

n sim

ulasi

mode

l seb

agai

kolab

oras

i an

tara p

akar

din

amika

atm

osfer

dan

kimia

Sains

At

mosfi

r 3 (

tiga)

bu

lan, m

ulai

20 F

ebru

ari

2015

Papu

a (Bi

ak)

LAPA

N (Ir

. Hali

murra

hman

, MT

)

14

Ms. G

wenn

an

Thér

èse L

ouise

Gi

raud

Bord

eaux

, Pe

ranc

is, 18

Ap

ril 19

89

Pera

ncis

Unive

rsity

of Lie

ge, B

elgium

“M

onito

ring

of

popu

lation

dy

nam

ics o

f co

mm

ensa

l lon

g-ta

iled

mac

aque

s (M

acac

a fa

scicu

laris)

in

Bali (

Indo

nesia

) an

d stu

dy o

n th

e re

lation

be

twee

n so

cial

tens

ion a

nd

dem

ogra

phic

dens

ity”

Meng

umpu

lkan d

ata te

ntang

din

amika

po

pulas

i untu

k me

ngeta

hui

tren d

emog

rafi

dari p

opula

si ma

caqu

e

Prim

atolog

i 5 (

lima)

bu

lan, m

ulai

2 Feb

ruar

i 20

15

Bali (

Gian

yar,

Badu

ng)

Unive

rsitas

Uda

yana

- Pu

sat P

eneli

tian

Satw

a Pr

imata

(Pro

f. I N

enga

h W

andia

)



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MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

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NE

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L PE

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PE

NELI

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PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

15

Ms. A

delin

e Lo

uise M

artin

ez

Ajac

cio,

Pera

ncis,

28

Febr

uari 1

989

Pera

ncis

IrAsia

“R

epre

sent

ation

s of v

olcan

oes

in Ce

ntra

l Jav

a M

ytholo

gy, lo

cal

wisd

om a

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ritua

l pra

ctice

s re

lated

to M

ount

M

erap

i, Spe

cial

Regio

n of

Yo

gyak

arta

, In

done

sia”

Mema

hami

ko

nsep

-ko

nsep

loka

l pa

da da

erah

vu

lkanik

Jawa

Te

ngah

, ter

utama

yang

be

rhub

unga

n de

ngan

Gu

nung

Me

rapi

di Da

erah

Ist

imew

a Yo

gyak

arta

Sosia

l-bu

daya

12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

4

Febr

uari

2015

DI Y

ogya

karta

(U

mbulh

arjo,

Ca

ngkri

ngan

, Sl

eman

, Yo

gyak

arta)

; DK

I Jak

arta

(Per

pusta

kaan

Na

siona

l), Ja

wa B

arat

(Per

pusta

kaan

UI

Dep

ok)

Unive

rsitas

Gaja

h Mad

a (D

r. W

ening

Uda

smor

o, MH

um, D

EA)



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NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

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PE

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TRA

KERJ

A

16

Ms. E

rin

Eliza

beth

Poor

La

nsing

, Mi

chiga

n, US

A,

29 Ja

nuar

i 198

4

Amer

ika

Serik

at

Virg

inia T

ech

"Iden

tifying

fine

scale

hab

itat

use

and

lands

cape

co

nnec

tivity

of

tiger

s in

a ce

ntra

l Su

mat

ran

lands

cape

"

Meng

identi

fika

si hu

bung

an

antar

a ska

la ha

bitat

yang

da

pat

digun

akan

de

ngan

baik

oleh h

arim

au

Suma

tera

deng

an

kone

ktifita

s lan

skap

Ekolo

gi 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

20

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er

2014

Lama

:Riau

(In

drag

iri Hi

lir,

Indra

giri H

ulu,

Kamp

ar,

Kuan

tan

Sing

ingi

Pelal

awan

, Ro

kan H

ulu,

Siak

, dan

Pe

kanb

aru)

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ru: T

N. B

ukit

Tigap

uluh,

Hutan

Lind

ung

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Bata

buh,

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a Ma

rgas

atwa

Keru

mutan

, Su

aka

Marg

asatw

a Bu

kit R

imba

ng

Balin

g); D

KI

Jaka

rta (L

BM

Eijkm

an);

Jawa

Ba

rat (

Tama

n Sa

fari)

Faku

ltas K

ehuta

nan U

GM

(Muh

amma

d Ali I

mron

)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

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LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

17

Ms. S

ara B

loem

Ba

ltimor

e, Ma

rylan

d, AS

, 20

Nov

embe

r 19

91

Amer

ika

Serik

at

Rhod

e Isla

nd

Scho

ol of

Desig

n

“Sec

ond

Skin:

An

Aes

thet

ic In

vesti

gatio

n of

Po

st-Co

lonial

In

done

sia”

Memp

elajar

i ba

gaim

ana

keter

libata

n fis

ik da

lam

bentu

k es

tetika

dari

masa

lamp

au

memb

entuk

pe

luang

untuk

em

pati d

an

peny

embu

han

dan

menc

iptak

an

hasil

karya

se

ni

Seni

Rupa

5 (

lima)

bu

lan, m

ulai

9 Feb

ruar

i 20

15

Jawa

Bar

at (K

ampu

s UI,

Depo

k)

Unive

rsitas

Indo

nesia

(P

rof. M

elani

Budia

nta)

18

Mr. W

ang

Huiw

u Sh

ando

ng, 3

0 Ju

li 198

2 Re

publi

k Ra

kyat

Tiong

kok

First

Institu

te of Oc

eano

grap

hy

- Stat

e Oc

eanic

Ad

minis

tratio

n

"The

Java

Up

wellin

g Va

riatio

ns

Obse

rvat

ion"

Meng

ukur

be

sara

n dan

va

riabil

itas

upwe

lling

Jawa

deng

an

menu

runk

an

sistem

sub

surfa

ce

moor

ing

ADCP

dan

sistem

surfa

ce

buoy

Osea

nogr

afi

2 (du

a)

bulan

, mula

i 1 M

aret

2015

Pera

iran

Samu

dra

Hind

ia di

sebe

lah

selat

an P

. Ja

wa

Balai

Pen

elitia

n dan

Ob

serva

si La

ut - B

alitba

ng

KP (D

r. re

r nat

Agus

Se

tiawa

n, M.

Si)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

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AN

TUJU

AN

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AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

19

Mr. W

u Wei

Shan

dong

, 14

Nope

mber

1967

Re

publi

k Ra

kyat

Tiong

kok

First

Institu

te of Oc

eano

grap

hy

- Stat

e Oc

eanic

Ad

minis

tratio

n

"The

Java

Up

wellin

g Va

riatio

ns

Obse

rvat

ion"

Meng

ukur

be

sara

n dan

va

riabil

itas

upwe

lling

Jawa

deng

an

menu

runk

an

sistem

sub

surfa

ce

moor

ing

ADCP

dan

sistem

surfa

ce

buoy

Osea

nogr

afi

2 (du

a)

bulan

, mula

i 1 M

aret

2015

Pera

iran

Samu

dra

Hind

ia di

sebe

lah

selat

an P

. Ja

wa

Balai

Pen

elitia

n dan

Ob

serva

si La

ut - B

alitba

ng

KP (D

r. re

r nat

Agus

Se

tiawa

n, M.

Si)

20

Mr. L

iu Ya

nlian

g Sh

ando

ng, 2

8 Ag

ustus

1982

Re

publi

k Ra

kyat

Tiong

kok

First

Institu

te of Oc

eano

grap

hy

- Stat

e Oc

eanic

Ad

minis

tratio

n

"The

Java

Up

wellin

g Va

riatio

ns

Obse

rvat

ion"

Meng

ukur

be

sara

n dan

va

riabil

itas

upwe

lling

Jawa

deng

an

menu

runk

an

sistem

sub

surfa

ce

moor

ing

ADCP

dan

sistem

surfa

ce

buoy

Osea

nogr

afi

2 (du

a)

bulan

, mula

i 1 M

aret

2015

Pera

iran

Samu

dra

Hind

ia di

sebe

lah

selat

an P

. Ja

wa

Balai

Pen

elitia

n dan

Ob

serva

si La

ut - B

alitba

ng

KP (D

r. re

r nat

Agus

Se

tiawa

n, M.

Si)

21

Mr. L

i Kuip

ing

Shan

dong

, 24

Oktob

er 19

82

Repu

blik

Raky

at Tio

ngko

k

First

Institu

te of Oc

eano

grap

hy

- Stat

e Oc

eanic

Ad

minis

tratio

n

"The

Java

Up

wellin

g Va

riatio

ns

Obse

rvat

ion"

Meng

ukur

be

sara

n dan

va

riabil

itas

upwe

lling

Jawa

deng

an

menu

runk

an

sistem

sub

surfa

ce

moor

ing

ADCP

dan

sistem

surfa

ce

buoy

Osea

nogr

afi

2 (du

a)

bulan

, mula

i 1 M

aret

2015

Pera

iran

Samu

dra

Hind

ia di

sebe

lah

selat

an P

. Ja

wa

Balai

Pen

elitia

n dan

Ob

serva

si La

ut - B

alitba

ng

KP (D

r. re

r nat

Agus

Se

tiawa

n, M.

Si)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

22

Mr. S

u Qing

lei

Shan

dong

, 26

Dese

mber

1988

Re

publi

k Ra

kyat

Tiong

kok

First

Institu

te of Oc

eano

grap

hy

- Stat

e Oc

eanic

Ad

minis

tratio

n

"The

Java

Up

wellin

g Va

riatio

ns

Obse

rvat

ion"

Meng

ukur

be

sara

n dan

va

riabil

itas

upwe

lling

Jawa

deng

an

menu

runk

an

sistem

sub

surfa

ce

moor

ing

ADCP

dan

sistem

surfa

ce

buoy

Osea

nogr

afi

2 (du

a)

bulan

, mula

i 1 M

aret

2015

Pera

iran

Samu

dra

Hind

ia di

sebe

lah

selat

an P

. Ja

wa

Balai

Pen

elitia

n dan

Ob

serva

si La

ut - B

alitba

ng

KP (D

r. re

r nat

Agus

Se

tiawa

n, M.

Si)

23

Mr. S

en Z

hang

Ne

i Mon

gol, 1

2 No

vemb

er 19

89

Repu

blik

Raky

at Tio

ngko

k

First

Institu

te of Oc

eano

grap

hy

- Stat

e Oc

eanic

Ad

minis

tratio

n

"The

Java

Up

wellin

g Va

riatio

ns

Obse

rvat

ion"

Meng

ukur

be

sara

n dan

va

riabil

itas

upwe

lling

Jawa

deng

an

menu

runk

an

sistem

sub

surfa

ce

moor

ing

ADCP

dan

sistem

surfa

ce

buoy

Osea

nogr

afi

2 (du

a)

bulan

, mula

i 1 M

aret

2015

Pera

iran

Samu

dra

Hind

ia di

sebe

lah

selat

an P

. Ja

wa

Balai

Pen

elitia

n dan

Ob

serva

si La

ut - B

alitba

ng

KP (D

r. re

r nat

Agus

Se

tiawa

n, M.

Si)

24

Mr. T

akeo

Ma

tsuba

ra

Jepa

ng, 1

4 De

semb

er 19

56

Jepa

ng

Yanm

ar C

o. Ltd

- Ya

nmar

Ag

ricult

ural

Rese

arch

Ins

titute

- IPB

“Inve

stiga

tion

of

Indo

nesia

n Fa

rmer

and

Ag

ricult

ural

Villa

ges S

tatu

s”

Meng

etahu

i sit

uasi

dan

kond

isi

perta

nian

Indon

esia

saat

ini te

rutam

a da

lam ha

l pr

oduk

si be

ras

Perta

nian

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 2

0 Fe

brua

ri 20

15

Jawa

Ten

gah

(Cila

cap)

dan

Lamp

ung

(Lam

pung

Tim

ur)

Faku

ltas T

ekno

logi

Perta

nian I

PB (D

r. Ir.

Sam

He

rodia

n, MS

)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

25

Ms. A

ndre

a Lea

Di

Gior

gio

Woo

dbur

y, AS

, 17

Janu

ari 1

974

Amer

ika

Serik

at

Bosto

n Un

iversi

ty “N

utrit

ional

Drive

rs o

f Or

angu

tan

Food

Ch

oice,

Fo

ragin

g Be

havio

r, an

d M

ovem

ent

Ecolo

gy”

Meng

uji

hipote

sa

meng

enai

pola

menc

ari

maka

nan,

selek

tivita

s ma

kana

n dan

pe

nggu

naan

ha

bitat

oran

g uta

n di

Kalim

antan

Prim

ata

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 2

3 Fe

brua

ri 20

15

Kalim

antan

Ba

rat (

Stas

iun

Pene

litian

Ca

bang

Pan

ti, TN

Gun

ung

Palun

g)

Unive

rsitas

Tan

jungp

ura

(Riya

ndi, M

.Si d

an D

adan

Ku

snan

dar)

26

Ms. Z

hao B

ing

Zigon

g Si

chua

n, RR

T,

24 Ju

ni 19

66

Pera

ncis

CNRS

"S

ejara

h Ku

no

Nusa

ntar

a;

Arke

ologi

dan

Epigr

afi (

abad

ke

-5 -

abad

ke-

15 M

)"

Memp

erka

ya

data

meng

enai

sejar

ah ku

no

Suma

tra

bagia

n utar

a se

jak ab

ad ke

-5 s

ampa

i aba

d ke

-15 M

Arke

ologi

15 (li

ma

belas

) har

i, mu

lai 6

Ma

ret 2

015

Suma

tera

Utar

a (Me

dan)

Pu

sat A

rkeolo

gi Na

siona

l (D

rs. I M

ade G

eria,

M.S

i)

BULA

N M

ARET

1 Pr

of. K

o Har

ada

Fuku

oka,

Jepa

ng, 2

1 Juli

19

48

Jepa

ng

Facu

lty of

Ag

ricult

ure,

Ehim

e Un

iversi

ty

“Stu

dy o

f ge

netic

varia

tion

in low

land

ever

gree

n fo

rest

and

uplan

d ev

ergr

een

fore

st tre

es in

In

done

sia”

Memp

elajar

i se

jarah

ter

bentu

knya

hu

tan de

ngan

me

lihat

kepa

da

komp

osisi

po

pulas

i po

hon d

an

distrib

usi

spes

ies po

hon

Botan

i 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

3

Mare

t 201

5

Jamb

i (Huta

n Ha

rapa

n/ PT

Re

ki, T

N Bu

kit

Dua B

elas,

TN

Bukti

Tiga

Pu

luh, T

N Ke

rinci-

Sebla

t);

Suma

tera

Utar

a (TN

Gn.

Laus

er);

Jawa

Ba

rat (

Tn. G

n Ge

de

Pang

rang

o)

IPB

(Pro

f. Isk

anda

r Z.

Sire

gar)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

2 Dr

. Koic

hi Ka

miya

Je

pang

, 10

Mare

t 197

3 Je

pang

Fa

culty

of

Agric

ultur

e, Eh

ime

Unive

rsity

“Stu

dy o

f ge

netic

varia

tion

in low

land

ever

gree

n fo

rest

and

uplan

d ev

ergr

een

fore

st tre

es in

In

done

sia”

Memp

elajar

i se

jarah

ter

bentu

knya

hu

tan de

ngan

me

lihat

kepa

da

komp

osisi

po

pulas

i po

hon d

an

distrib

usi

spes

ies po

hon

Botan

i 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

3

Mare

t 201

5

Jamb

i (Huta

n Ha

rapa

n/ PT

Re

ki, T

N Bu

kit

Dua B

elas,

TN

Bukti

Tiga

Pu

luh, T

N Ke

rinci-

Sebla

t);

Suma

tera

Utar

a (TN

Gn.

Laus

er);

Jawa

Ba

rat (

Tn. G

n Ge

de

Pang

rang

o)

IPB

(Pro

f. Isk

anda

r Z.

Sire

gar)

3 Mr

. Yuta

ka

Osoz

awa

Kago

shim

a, Je

pang

, 12

Mare

t 198

7

Jepa

ng

Grad

uate

Scho

ol of

Agric

ultur

e, Eh

ime

Unive

rsity

“Skip

jack

Fish

ing w

ith

Rum

pon

(FAD

: Fi

sh

Aggr

egat

ing

Devic

e) in

Sou

th

Sulaw

esi a

nd a

Po

ssibi

lity o

f Sk

ipjac

k Re

sour

ces

Man

agem

ent b

y Ru

mpo

n Fi

shing

”

Meng

etahu

i ma

nfaat

rump

on

seba

gai

sara

ng ik

an

caka

lang d

an

peng

aruh

nya

bagi

sekto

r so

sio-e

kono

mi

masy

arak

at

Perik

anan

11

(seb

elas)

bulan

, mula

i 4 M

aret

2015

Sulaw

esi

Selat

an

(Kep

ulaua

n Sp

ermo

nde)

, Su

lawes

i Ut

ara,

Goro

ntalo

Unive

rsitas

Has

anud

in (A

ndi A

mri)

4 Ms

. Eliz

abeth

Fr

ance

s Dre

xler

Illino

is, A

S, 17

Se

ptemb

er

1968

Amer

ika

Serik

at

Mich

igan S

tate

Unive

rsity

“Pub

lic H

istor

y in

Indo

nesia

” Me

mpela

jari

baga

iman

a se

jarah

ma

syar

akat

didok

umen

tasi

kan,

diarsi

pkan

dan

dinar

asika

n

Sejar

ah

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 4

Ma

ret 2

015

DKI J

akar

ta da

n Yo

gyak

arta

Cente

r for

Sou

theas

t Asia

n St

udies

, Indo

nesia

(Yos

ef Dj

akab

aba)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

5 Dr

. Ama

nda

Lean

n Mats

on

Kana

da, 1

No

vemb

er 19

80

Kana

da

Geor

g-Au

gust-

Unive

rsitat

-Go

etting

en

“Tra

ce g

as

fluxe

s and

soil N

cy

cling

in

heav

ily

weat

here

d so

ils

unde

r rain

fore

st tra

nsfo

rmat

ion

syste

ms”

Meny

elidik

i ap

akah

poho

n ba

tang d

i pe

rkebu

nan

tropis

be

rkontr

ibusi

pada

emisi

N2

O da

n CH4

ke

atmo

sfer

Kehu

tanan

10

(sep

uluh)

bu

lan, m

ulai

4 Mar

et 20

15

Jamb

i (Huta

n Ha

rapa

n dan

TN

Buk

it Du

abela

s, PT

PN V

I, pe

rkebu

nan P

T Hu

musin

do

dan

perke

buna

n di

sekit

ar B

ukit

Makm

ur,

Marg

a Muly

a da

n Pem

atang

Ka

bau)

Unive

rsitas

Tad

ulako

(Dr.

Aiye

n Tjoa

)

6 Mr

. Yos

uke

Kaifu

To

kyo,

Jepa

ng,

19 F

ebru

ari

1969

Jepa

ng

Natio

nal

Muse

um of

Na

ture a

nd

Scien

ce,

Toky

o

“Evo

lution

of

late

Hom

o er

ectu

s and

the

appe

aran

ce o

f m

oder

n hu

man

s in

Indo

nesia

”

Mene

muka

n inf

orma

si me

ngen

ai fas

e tra

nsisi

dari

homo

erec

tus

ke m

anus

ia mo

dern

(hom

o sa

piens

) di

Indon

esia

Arke

ologi

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 6

Ma

ret 2

015

Jawa

Tim

ur

(Pun

ung,

Pacit

an,

Sura

baya

); Ja

wa B

arat

(Mus

eum

Geolo

gi); D

KI

Jaka

rta

(Arke

nas);

Yo

gyak

arta

(UGM

)

Pusa

t Sur

vei G

eolog

i, Ba

dan G

eolog

i, Ke

mente

rian E

SDM

(Dr.

Ir.

Adhi

Wibo

wo, M

.Sc,

Iwan

Ku

rniaw

an)

7 Mr

. Kev

in Fe

lix

Arno

Dar

ras

Ambil

ly,

Pera

ncis,

21

Dese

mber

1986

Jerm

an

Geor

g-Au

gust-

Unive

rsitat

-Go

etting

en

“Abo

vegr

ound

pa

ttern

s of

biodiv

ersit

y and

as

socia

ted

ecos

yste

m

proc

esse

s ac

ross

trop

ical

rainf

ores

t tra

nsfo

rmat

ions”

Mema

hami

pe

rbed

aan

antar

a sist

em

trans

forma

si hu

tan hu

jan

dalam

hal

takso

nomi

dan

kera

gama

n he

wan

serta

fun

gsi

Kehu

tanan

12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

10

Mare

t 201

5

Jamb

i (Huta

n Ha

rapa

n dan

TN

Buk

it Du

abela

s)

Institu

t Per

tanian

Bog

or

(Dr.

Yeni

Arya

ti Muly

ani)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

ekolo

gis

terka

it

8 Mr

. Imre

Istva

n An

talfy

Pfun

gen,

Swiss

, 17

Agu

stus

1991

Swiss

EA

WAG

/ Sa

ndec

“F

rom

Org

anic

Was

te to

Re

cycli

ng fo

r De

velop

men

t –

FORW

ARD”

Memb

uat

strate

gi da

n tek

nolog

i un

tuk

mana

jemen

sa

mpah

or

ganik

pada

t di

kota

di Ind

ones

ia

Tekn

ik lin

gkun

gan

7 (tuj

uh)

bulan

, mula

i 10

Mar

et 20

15

Jawa

Ten

gah

(Pek

along

an),

Jawa

Tim

ur

(Sido

arjo)

Insitu

t Tek

nolog

y Sep

uluh

Nope

mber

(Pro

f. Dr.

Ing Ir

He

rman

Sas

ongk

o)

9 Mr

. Bra

m Ma

rtinus

Ad

rianu

s Do

rtman

s

Boxm

eer,

Belan

da, 2

2 Me

i 198

9

Belan

da

Upps

ala

Unive

rsity

“Fro

m O

rgan

ic W

aste

to

Recy

cling

for

Deve

lopm

ent –

FO

RWAR

D”

Memb

uat

strate

gi da

n tek

nolog

i un

tuk

mana

jemen

sa

mpah

or

ganik

pada

t di

kota

di Ind

ones

ia

Tekn

ik lin

gkun

gan

7 (tuj

uh)

bulan

, mula

i 10

Mar

et 20

15

Jawa

Ten

gah

(Pek

along

an),

Jawa

Tim

ur

(Sido

arjo)

Insitu

t Tek

nolog

y Sep

uluh

Nope

mber

(Pro

f. Dr.

Ing Ir

He

rman

Sas

ongk

o)

10

Ms. N

ancy

Lee

Pelus

o Co

nnec

ticut,

AS

, 15 O

ktobe

r 19

52

Amer

ika

Serik

at

Unive

rsity

of Ca

liforn

ia “F

ores

ts,

Prop

erty

and

Labo

r Migr

ation

in

Indo

nesia

: Ex

plorin

g th

e Co

nnec

tions

”

Memp

elajar

i hu

bung

an

keter

kaita

n an

tara l

ahan

da

n ten

aga

kerja

dalam

me

mpen

garu

hi tr

ansfo

rmas

i ag

raria

di

desa

-des

a di

dalam

ma

upun

se

kitar

hutan

Sosio

logi

dan

Kehu

tanan

6 (en

am)

bulan

, mula

i 11

Mar

et 20

15

Jawa

Tim

ur

(Tulu

ng A

gung

da

n Jem

ber);

Ja

wa T

enga

h (B

lora,

Won

osob

o dan

Ba

nyum

as);

Kalim

antan

Ba

rat

(Ben

gkay

ang

dan K

etapa

ng);

Kalim

antan

Ut

ara

(Mali

nau)

Faku

ltas K

ehuta

nan,

IPB

(Dr.

Haria

di Ka

rtodih

ardjo

)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

11

Ms. M

elind

a Ma

e Clar

ke

Verm

ont, U

SA,

26 O

ktobe

r 19

73

Amer

ika

Serik

at

Color

ado

State

Un

iversi

ty

"Soc

ial-

Ecolo

gical

Mod

eling

of

Healt

h-En

viron

men

t In

tera

ction

s in

Indo

nesia

"

Meng

kaji

inter

aksi

lingk

unga

n ya

ng se

hat

deng

an

meng

guna

kan

pend

ekata

n Ek

ologi

Sosia

l

Sosia

l Ek

onom

i Ke

hutan

an

6 (en

am)

bulan

, mula

i 24

Mar

et 20

15

Sulut

(Bola

ang,

Mong

ondo

w,

Lemb

ah

Dumo

ga, T

N Bo

gani

Nani

War

tabon

e)

Faku

ltas K

ehuta

nan U

GM

(Dr.

Satya

wan

Pudy

atmok

o); F

akult

as

Perta

nian U

NSRA

T (D

r. Jo

hn T

asirin

)

12

Mr. A

lejan

dro

Augu

sto V

agell

i Bu

enos

Aire

s, Ar

genti

na, 6

Se

ptemb

er

1958

Itali

New

Jerse

y Ac

adem

y for

Aq

uatic

Sc

ience

s

“Pop

ulatio

n sta

tus u

pdat

e of

th

e en

dang

ered

Pt

erap

ogon

ka

uder

ni (T

eleos

tei,

Apog

onida

e),

and

surv

ey o

f po

tent

ial d

ot

polym

orph

ism”

Memp

erba

rui

status

ko

nser

vasi

P.

kaud

erni

Biolo

gi ke

lautan

27

(dua

pu

luh tu

juh)

hari,

mulai

19

Mar

et 20

15

Sulaw

esi

Teng

ah

(Luw

uk, K

ep.

Bang

gai

melip

uti

Bang

gai,

Pelen

g, La

bobo

, Ba

ngku

ru,K

embo

ngan

,Telo

po,B

okan

, Ma

sepe

, Me

lilis,B

uang

Bua

ng);

Sulaw

esi U

tara

(Mas

oni,

Tema

pus,

Limbo

, Sek

u da

n telu

k Ta

ilabu

)

P2O

LIPI (

Ir. P

etrus

Ma

katip

u, M.

Si),

Unive

rsitas

Sam

Ratu

langi

(Dr.

Kawi

lrang

Alex

Ma

seng

i)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

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DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

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MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

13

Dr. B

art W

illem

Luttik

huis

Goes

, Bela

nda,

24 Ju

ni 19

85

Belan

da

KITL

V / R

oyal

Nethe

rland

s Ins

titute

of So

uthea

st As

ian an

d Ca

ribbe

an

Stud

ies

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e na

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cial

histo

ry o

f the

In

done

sian

Revo

lution

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elajar

i int

erak

si pih

ak

Belan

da da

n Ind

ones

ia pa

da pe

riode

19

45 -

1949

ya

ng

memb

entuk

ge

raka

n re

volus

i Ind

ones

ia

Sejar

ah

4 (em

pat)

bulan

, mula

i 27

Mar

et 20

15

Yogy

akar

ta da

n DKI

Ja

karta

Faku

ltas I

lmu B

uday

a Un

iversi

tas G

ajah M

ada

(Pro

f. Dr.

Bamb

ang

Purw

anto)

14

Mr. J

ean-

Marc

De G

rave

Co

urbe

vois,

Pe

ranc

is, 7

Ap

ril 19

61

Pera

ncis

Aix-M

arse

ille

Unive

rsité

“E

duca

tion

and

learn

ing o

f so

cial li

fe in

ru

ral a

nd u

rban

co

ntex

ts”

Untuk

me

nunju

kkan

ba

gaim

ana

konte

ks

forma

tif da

ri pe

ndidi

kan

salin

g me

lengk

api

dalam

pe

rspek

tif ko

here

nsi

sosia

l

Pend

idika

n da

n sos

ial

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 2

3 Ma

ret 2

015

DI Y

ogya

karta

(Y

ogya

karta

da

n Slem

an)

Unive

rsitas

Gad

jah M

ada

(Wen

ing U

dasm

oro)

15

Mr. K

omso

n Po

fa

Samu

t Pra

kan,

Thail

and,

23

April

1985

Thail

and

Captu

re

Fishe

ry Te

chno

logy

Divis

ion -

Train

ing

Depa

rtmen

t (T

D)-

SEAF

DEC

“Join

t Res

earc

h Su

rvey

for T

una

Stoc

k As

sess

men

t in

Sulu

and

Sulaw

esi S

eas

Indo

nesia

n W

ater

s”

Melak

ukan

ris

et be

rsama

di

bidan

g su

rvei

osea

nogr

afi,

surve

y hidr

o ak

ustik

dan

pena

ngka

pan

ikan t

una

Osea

nogr

afi,

Perik

anan

3 (

tiga)

mi

nggu

, mu

lai 2

0 Ap

ril 20

15

Sulaw

esi U

tara

(Bitu

ng),

Laut

Sulaw

esi

Balai

Pen

elitia

n Pe

rikan

an

Laut,

Kem

enter

ian

Kelau

tan da

n Per

ikana

n (P

rof. D

r. Al

i Sum

an)



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NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

16

Mr. N

akar

et Ya

sook

Ph

rae,

Thail

and,

9 Ag

ustus

1975

Thail

and

Captu

re

Fishe

ry Te

chno

logy

Divis

ion -

Train

ing

Depa

rtmen

t (T

D)-

SEAF

DEC

“Join

t Res

earc

h Su

rvey

for T

una

Stoc

k As

sess

men

t in

Sulu

and

Sulaw

esi S

eas

Indo

nesia

n W

ater

s”

Melak

ukan

ris

et be

rsama

di

bidan

g su

rvei

osea

nogr

afi,

surve

y hidr

o ak

ustik

dan

pena

ngka

pan

ikan t

una

Osea

nogr

afi,

Perik

anan

3 (

tiga)

mi

nggu

, mu

lai 2

0 Ap

ril 20

15

Sulaw

esi U

tara

(Bitu

ng),

Laut

Sulaw

esi

Balai

Pen

elitia

n Pe

rikan

an

Laut,

Kem

enter

ian

Kelau

tan da

n Per

ikana

n (P

rof. D

r. Al

i Sum

an)

17

Mr. Is

ara

Chan

rach

kij

Nakh

on

Ratch

asim

a, 26

Ap

ril 19

68

Thail

and

Captu

re

Fishe

ry Te

chno

logy

Divis

ion -

Train

ing

Depa

rtmen

t (T

D)-

SEAF

DEC

“Join

t Res

earc

h Su

rvey

for T

una

Stoc

k As

sess

men

t in

Sulu

and

Sulaw

esi S

eas

Indo

nesia

n W

ater

s”

Melak

ukan

ris

et be

rsama

di

bidan

g su

rvei

osea

nogr

afi,

surve

y hidr

o ak

ustik

dan

pena

ngka

pan

ikan t

una

Osea

nogr

afi,

Perik

anan

3 (

tiga)

mi

nggu

, mu

lai 2

0 Ap

ril 20

15

Sulaw

esi U

tara

(Bitu

ng),

Laut

Sulaw

esi

Balai

Pen

elitia

n Pe

rikan

an

Laut,

Kem

enter

ian

Kelau

tan da

n Per

ikana

n (P

rof. D

r. Al

i Sum

an)

18

Mr. R

akkie

t Pu

nsri

Yala,

Tha

iland

, 18

Des

embe

r 19

83

Thail

and

Captu

re

Fishe

ry Te

chno

logy

Divis

ion -

Train

ing

Depa

rtmen

t (T

D)-

SEAF

DEC

“Join

t Res

earc

h Su

rvey

for T

una

Stoc

k As

sess

men

t in

Sulu

and

Sulaw

esi S

eas

Indo

nesia

n W

ater

s”

Melak

ukan

ris

et be

rsama

di

bidan

g su

rvei

osea

nogr

afi,

surve

y hidr

o ak

ustik

dan

pena

ngka

pan

ikan t

una

Osea

nogr

afi,

Perik

anan

3 (

tiga)

mi

nggu

, mu

lai 2

0 Ap

ril 20

15

Sulaw

esi U

tara

(Bitu

ng),

Laut

Sulaw

esi

Balai

Pen

elitia

n Pe

rikan

an

Laut,

Kem

enter

ian

Kelau

tan da

n Per

ikana

n (P

rof. D

r. Al

i Sum

an)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

19

Ms. R

iczyn

eth

Arinq

ue

Filipi

na, 5

Juli

1982

Fil

ipina

Bu

reau

of

Fishe

ries &

Aq

uatic

Re

sour

ces-

Captu

re

Fishe

ries

Divis

ion

“Join

t Res

earc

h Su

rvey

for T

una

Stoc

k As

sess

men

t in

Sulu

and

Sulaw

esi S

eas

Indo

nesia

n W

ater

s”

Melak

ukan

ris

et be

rsama

di

bidan

g su

rvei

osea

nogr

afi,

surve

y hidr

o ak

ustik

dan

pena

ngka

pan

ikan t

una

Osea

nogr

afi,

Perik

anan

3 (

tiga)

mi

nggu

, mu

lai 2

0 Ap

ril 20

15

Sulaw

esi U

tara

(Bitu

ng),

Laut

Sulaw

esi

Balai

Pen

elitia

n Pe

rikan

an

Laut,

Kem

enter

ian

Kelau

tan da

n Per

ikana

n (P

rof. D

r. Al

i Sum

an)

20

Mr. R

oger

Fo

rtaliz

a Fil

ipina

, 9 M

ei 19

81

Filipi

na

Bure

au of

Fis

herie

s &

Aqua

tic

Reso

urce

s-Ca

pture

Fis

herie

s Di

vision

“Join

t Res

earc

h Su

rvey

for T

una

Stoc

k As

sess

men

t in

Sulu

and

Sulaw

esi S

eas

Indo

nesia

n W

ater

s”

Melak

ukan

ris

et be

rsama

di

bidan

g su

rvei

osea

nogr

afi,

surve

y hidr

o ak

ustik

dan

pena

ngka

pan

ikan t

una

Osea

nogr

afi,

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anan

3 (

tiga)

mi

nggu

, mu

lai 2

0 Ap

ril 20

15

Sulaw

esi U

tara

(Bitu

ng),

Laut

Sulaw

esi

Balai

Pen

elitia

n Pe

rikan

an

Laut,

Kem

enter

ian

Kelau

tan da

n Per

ikana

n (P

rof. D

r. Al

i Sum

an)

21

Ms. J

ennif

er

Gatch

eco V

iron

Filipi

na, 2

5 Juli

19

82

Filipi

na

Bure

au of

Fis

herie

s &

Aqua

tic

Reso

urce

s-Ca

pture

Fis

herie

s Di

vision

“Join

t Res

earc

h Su

rvey

for T

una

Stoc

k As

sess

men

t in

Sulu

and

Sulaw

esi S

eas

Indo

nesia

n W

ater

s”

Melak

ukan

ris

et be

rsama

di

bidan

g su

rvei

osea

nogr

afi,

surve

y hidr

o ak

ustik

dan

pena

ngka

pan

ikan t

una

Osea

nogr

afi,

Perik

anan

3 (

tiga)

mi

nggu

, mu

lai 2

0 Ap

ril 20

15

Sulaw

esi U

tara

(Bitu

ng),

Laut

Sulaw

esi

Balai

Pen

elitia

n Pe

rikan

an

Laut,

Kem

enter

ian

Kelau

tan da

n Per

ikana

n (P

rof. D

r. Al

i Sum

an)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

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INST

ITUS

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DUL

PENE

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AN

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AN

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AN

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NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

22

Mr. A

bdul

Wah

ab bi

n Ab

dulla

h

Malay

sia, 2

4 Se

ptemb

er

1974

Malay

sia

Depa

rtmen

t of

Fishe

ries

Malay

sia -

Minis

try of

Ag

ricult

ure &

Ag

ro-b

ased

Ind

ustry

Ma

laysia

“Join

t Res

earc

h Su

rvey

for T

una

Stoc

k As

sess

men

t in

Sulu

and

Sulaw

esi S

eas

Indo

nesia

n W

ater

s”

Melak

ukan

ris

et be

rsama

di

bidan

g su

rvei

osea

nogr

afi,

surve

y hidr

o ak

ustik

dan

pena

ngka

pan

ikan t

una

Osea

nogr

afi,

Perik

anan

3 (

tiga)

mi

nggu

, mu

lai 2

0 Ap

ril 20

15

Sulaw

esi U

tara

(Bitu

ng),

Laut

Sulaw

esi

Balai

Pen

elitia

n Pe

rikan

an

Laut,

Kem

enter

ian

Kelau

tan da

n Per

ikana

n (P

rof. D

r. Al

i Sum

an)

23

Mr. S

ai-Fu

lhak

Yahy

a Ma

laysia

, 11

Mare

t 196

3 Ma

laysia

De

partm

ent o

f Fis

herie

s Ma

laysia

- Mi

nistry

of

Agric

ultur

e &

Agro

-bas

ed

Indus

try

Malay

sia

“Join

t Res

earc

h Su

rvey

for T

una

Stoc

k As

sess

men

t in

Sulu

and

Sulaw

esi S

eas

Indo

nesia

n W

ater

s”

Melak

ukan

ris

et be

rsama

di

bidan

g su

rvei

osea

nogr

afi,

surve

y hidr

o ak

ustik

dan

pena

ngka

pan

ikan t

una

Osea

nogr

afi,

Perik

anan

3 (

tiga)

mi

nggu

, mu

lai 2

0 Ap

ril 20

15

Sulaw

esi U

tara

(Bitu

ng),

Laut

Sulaw

esi

Balai

Pen

elitia

n Pe

rikan

an

Laut,

Kem

enter

ian

Kelau

tan da

n Per

ikana

n (P

rof. D

r. Al

i Sum

an)

24

Mr. O

sman

Bin

Muda

Ma

laysia

, 8

Mare

t 196

9 Ma

laysia

De

partm

ent o

f Fis

herie

s Ma

laysia

- Mi

nistry

of

Agric

ultur

e &

Agro

-bas

ed

Indus

try

Malay

sia

“Join

t Res

earc

h Su

rvey

for T

una

Stoc

k As

sess

men

t in

Sulu

and

Sulaw

esi S

eas

Indo

nesia

n W

ater

s”

Melak

ukan

ris

et be

rsama

di

bidan

g su

rvei

osea

nogr

afi,

surve

y hidr

o ak

ustik

dan

pena

ngka

pan

ikan t

una

Osea

nogr

afi,

Perik

anan

3 (

tiga)

mi

nggu

, mu

lai 2

0 Ap

ril 20

15

Sulaw

esi U

tara

(Bitu

ng),

Laut

Sulaw

esi

Balai

Pen

elitia

n Pe

rikan

an

Laut,

Kem

enter

ian

Kelau

tan da

n Per

ikana

n (P

rof. D

r. Al

i Sum

an)

25

Mr. J

akob

Ja

siurko

wski

Wod

zislaw

Sl

aski,

Jerm

an,

19 Ja

nuar

i 198

4

Jerm

an

Geor

g-Au

gust-

Unive

rsity

Goett

ingen

- Tr

opica

l Si

lvicu

lture

an

d For

est

Ecolo

gy

“For

est

dyna

mics

in th

e Ta

ngko

ko

Natio

nal P

ark,

North

Sula

wesi,

In

done

sia”

Mema

hami

da

n me

ngan

alisa

din

amika

hu

tan di

caga

r ala

m

Kehu

tanan

4 (

empa

t) bu

lan, m

ulai

26 M

aret

2015

Sulaw

esi U

tara

(Cag

ar A

lam

Tang

koko

)

IPB

(Pro

f. Dr

. Iska

ndar

Z

Sire

gar)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

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JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

26

Mr. J

ames

Mi

chae

l Ro

shetk

o

Ohio,

AS,

26

Mare

t 196

1 Am

erika

Se

rikat

IC

RAF

(Inter

natio

nal

Centr

e for

Re

sear

ch on

Ag

roFo

restr

y)

“Sm

allho

lder

Caca

o &

Coffe

e Ag

rofo

restr

y Sy

stem

s: Im

prov

ing

Prod

uctiv

ity a

nd

Liveli

hood

s”

Melak

ukan

stu

di ko

mpre

hens

if un

tuk

meng

identi

fika

si tip

ologi

sistem

pe

rtania

n ka

kao d

an

kopi

skala

ke

cil di

Su

lawes

i se

baga

i bah

an

pemb

uatan

re

kome

ndas

i ma

najem

en

untuk

pe

ningk

atan

prod

uksi

Kehu

tanan

12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

25

Mare

t 201

5

Sulaw

esi

Selat

an

(Ban

taeng

), Su

lawes

i Te

ngga

ra

(Ken

dari)

, Go

ronta

lo

Keme

ntrian

Ling

kung

an

Hidu

p & K

ehuta

nan (

Dr.

Hesti

Tata

Lesta

ri)

27

Ms. U

mmi

Rodia

h bt A

bdul

Aziz

Malay

sia, 1

5 Ju

li 198

0 Ma

laysia

De

partm

ent o

f Fis

herie

s Ma

laysia

- Mi

nistry

of

Agric

ultur

e &

Agro

-bas

ed

Indus

try

Malay

sia

“Join

t Res

earc

h Su

rvey

for T

una

Stoc

k As

sess

men

t in

Sulu

and

Sulaw

esi S

eas

Indo

nesia

n W

ater

s”

Melak

ukan

ris

et be

rsama

di

bidan

g su

rvei

osea

nogr

afi,

surve

y hidr

o ak

ustik

dan

pena

ngka

pan

ikan t

una

Osea

nogr

afi,

Perik

anan

3 (

tiga)

mi

nggu

, mu

lai 2

0 Ap

ril 20

15

Sulaw

esi U

tara

(Bitu

ng),

Laut

Sulaw

esi

Balai

Pen

elitia

n Pe

rikan

an

Laut,

Kem

enter

ian

Kelau

tan da

n Per

ikana

n (P

rof. D

r. Al

i Sum

an)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

28

Mr. N

ils

Borch

ard

Jerm

an, 2

0 Juli

19

77

Jerm

an

Cente

r for

Int

erna

tiona

l Mi

grati

on an

d De

velop

ment

“Car

bon

dyna

mics

and

so

il-plan

t-at

mos

pher

e int

erac

tions

in

fore

st sy

stem

s af

fecte

d by

soil

varia

bility

and

cli

mat

e co

nditio

ns”

Memp

elajar

i din

amika

, fun

gsi d

an

peng

elolaa

n ba

han o

rgan

ik tan

ah ya

ng

dipen

garu

hi ole

h kon

disi

tanah

yang

be

rvaria

si sis

tem

(misa

lnya

tekstu

r tan

ah,

kelem

baba

n, su

hu, s

tatus

ke

subu

ran)

da

n pe

ngelo

laan

hutan

(m

isalny

a hu

tan as

li, pe

rkebu

nan,

dll)

Ekolo

gi 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

25

Mare

t 201

5

Revis

i: Ka

lbar

(K

apua

s Hu

lu),

Jamb

i (M

eran

gin da

n Mu

ara B

ungo

), Ma

luku

(Ser

am),

Jawa

Te

ngah

(W

onos

obo

dan B

oyola

li)

Institu

t Per

tanian

Bog

or

(Pro

f. Isw

andi

Anas

)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

29

Ms. E

va

Joha

nna R

ode-

Marg

ono

Esch

wege

, Je

rman

, 16

Janu

ari 1

982

Jerm

an

Oxfor

d Br

ooke

s Un

iversi

ty

“Pop

ulatio

n ch

arac

teris

tics

and

com

mun

ity

perc

eptio

ns o

f th

e en

dang

ered

Ja

van

warty

pig

(Sus

verru

cosu

s blo

uchi)

on

Bawe

an is

land

and

Java

isl

ands

, In

done

sia, a

nd

ex-s

itu

beha

viora

l re

sear

ch a

t the

br

eedin

g fa

cilitie

s in

Cika

naga

”

Melak

ukan

pr

oyek

ko

nser

vasi

dan p

eneli

tian

lapan

gan

perta

ma pa

da

babi

berku

til Ba

wean

Zoolo

gi 10

(sep

uluh)

bu

lan, m

ulai

26 M

aret

2015

Jawa

Tim

ur

(Pula

u Ba

wean

), Ja

wa

Bara

t (S

ukab

umi d

an

Banja

r)

Pusli

t Biol

ogi L

IPI (

Dr.

Gono

Sem

iadi)

30

Dr. R

ebec

ca

Eliza

beth

Arms

on

Derb

y, Ing

gris,

30

Nov

embe

r 19

82

Inggr

is Ou

Trop

"R

esea

rch

to

Supp

ort

Cons

erva

tion

in th

e Tr

opica

l Fo

rest

of

Kalim

anta

n"

Meny

ediak

an

data

untuk

me

nduk

ung

upay

a ko

nser

vasi

di wi

layah

hutan

be

rnila

i ko

nser

vasi

tingg

i (High

Co

nser

vatio

n Va

lue) d

i Ka

liman

tan

Ekolo

gi 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

26

Mare

t 201

5

Kalte

ng (L

ab.

Alam

Gam

but

Seba

ngau

, St

asiun

Pe

neliti

an

Kalam

pang

an,

Baro

nang

Dua

, Ba

wan,

TN

Bukit

Bak

a Bu

kit R

aya,

Gn. L

umut,

Ka

laweit

Ha

mpap

ak,

Hutan

Ka

tinga

n-Me

ntaya

, Mu

ngku

Bar

u, Mu

rung

Ray

a)

CIMT

ROP

Unive

rsitas

Pa

langk

aray

a (Sa

lahud

in &

Abdu

l Azis

)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

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AN

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AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

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ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

31

Dr. C

hrist

ophe

r Ja

mes H

arpe

l Ca

liforn

ia, 08

Ju

li 197

4 Am

erika

Se

rikat

Be

rkeley

Ge

ochr

onolo

gy C

enter

"Geo

logic

Histo

ry o

f Sele

ct Ca

ldera

-Fo

rming

Er

uptio

ns in

In

done

sia"

Memp

elajar

i se

jarah

erup

si be

sar y

ang

terjad

i anta

ra

10.00

0 tah

un

samp

ai 1,6

jut

a tah

un

yang

lalu

di ak

ldera

-ka

ldera

To

ndan

o, Ije

n, Br

atan,

Tamb

ora,

dan

Band

a

Geolo

gi 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

31

Mare

t 201

5

Jatim

, Sulu

t, Ba

li, Ma

luku

(Kep

. Ban

da),

NTB

(P.

Sumb

awa)

Faku

ltas T

eknik

Pe

rtamb

agan

dan

Perm

inyak

an IT

B (P

rof.

Satria

Bija

ksan

a)

32

Ms. L

isa

Mich

elle D

anish

Flo

rida,

AS, 1

4 Ok

tober

1982

Am

erika

Se

rikat

Ge

rman

Pr

imate

Ce

nter (

DPZ)

“Fac

tors

In

fluen

cing

Inco

mple

te M

ale

Mon

opoli

zatio

n of

Fem

ales i

n Cr

este

d M

acaq

ues

(Mac

aca

Nigr

a)”

Mene

liti

penti

ngny

a fun

gsi s

trateg

i ka

win

alter

natif

Prim

atolog

i 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

30

Mare

t 201

5

Sulaw

esi U

tara

(Cag

ar A

lam

Tang

koko

)

Faku

ltas K

edok

teran

He

wan,

IPB

(Dr.

Drh.

Muha

mmad

Agil

, M.S

c, Ag

r)

33

Ms. C

eline

Bre

t St

rasb

ourg

, Pe

ranc

is, 5

Agus

tus 19

87

Pera

ncis

Germ

an

Prim

ate

Cente

r (DP

Z)

“Soc

ial

dete

rmina

nts o

f ph

ysiol

ogica

l str

ess a

nd

healt

h in

wild

cres

ted

mac

aque

s (M

acac

a Ni

gra)

”

Memp

elajar

i hu

bung

an

sosia

litas,

perso

naliti

, tin

gkat

stres

da

n kes

ehata

n di

popu

lasi li

ar

Maca

ca N

igra

Prim

atolog

i 11

(seb

elas)

bulan

, mula

i 30

Mar

et 20

15

Sulaw

esi U

tara

(Cag

ar A

lam

Tang

koko

)

Faku

ltas K

edok

teran

He

wan,

IPB

(Dr.

Drh.

Muha

mmad

Agil

, M.S

c, Ag

r)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

34

Mr. A

dam

Eric

Mille

r Mi

ssou

ri, AS

, 10

Nov

embe

r 19

90

Amer

ika

Serik

at

Plan

et Ind

ones

ia “U

nder

stand

ing

The

Impa

cts O

f Th

e W

ild B

ird

Trad

e In

Gu

nung

Palu

ng

Natio

nal P

ark,

Wes

t Ka

liman

tan”

Memp

elajar

i da

mpak

dari

perd

agan

gan

buru

ng

pelih

araa

n ter

hada

p ko

munit

as

ungg

as/bu

run

g di T

N Gu

nung

Pa

lung

Mana

jemen

SD

A 6 (

enam

) bu

lan, m

ulai

1 Apr

il 201

5

Kalim

antan

Ba

rat

(Keta

pang

, Ka

yong

Utar

a, TN

Gun

ung

Palun

g)

Unive

rsitas

Tan

jungp

ura

(Dr.

Siti M

asito

h Ka

rikaw

ati, M

si)

35

Ms. S

ophie

Ly

dia H

anso

n Bo

ston,

UK, 3

0 Ju

li 199

1 Ing

gris

Unive

rsity

of Ro

eham

pton

“The

impa

ct of

to

urism

on

pros

ocial

be

havio

ur in

pr

imat

es”

Meng

eksp

lora

si da

mpak

ya

ng m

ungk

in dit

imbu

lkan

akiba

t jara

k ke

deka

tan da

n bis

ing ya

ng

ditim

bulka

n tur

is ter

hada

p pe

rilaku

sosia

l pr

imata

Prim

atolog

i 3 (

tiga)

bu

lan, m

ulai

31 M

aret

2015

Bali (

Hutan

Mo

nyet

Ubud

) Pu

sat P

eneli

tian

Satw

a Pr

imata

, Univ

ersit

as

Uday

ana (

Dr I.

Neng

ah,

Wan

dia, M

Si, D

VM)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

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AN

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AN

PENE

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AN

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NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

36

Mr. A

lexan

der

Marku

s Mo

βbru

cker

, M.

Sc.

Rado

lfzell

, 27

Juni

1982

Je

rman

Un

iversi

tas

Gajah

Mad

a “E

colog

y &

Cons

erva

tion

of S

umat

ran

Elep

hants

Ro

aming

Ou

tside

Pr

otec

ted

Area

s (A

Case

St

udy o

f Buk

it Ti

ga P

uluh

Elep

hant

Po

pulat

ion,

Sum

atra

, In

done

sia)”

Menc

ari c

ara

efekti

f dala

m ko

nser

vasi

gajah

di

Bukit

Tiga

Pu

luh da

n lok

asi la

in di

Indon

esia

yang

me

milik

i pe

rsama

an

kond

isi

Zoolo

gi

12 (d

ua

belas

) bu

lan,

mulai

16

April

2015

Jamb

i (T.N

Bu

kit T

iga

Puluh

)

Faku

ltas K

ehuta

nan

UGM

(Dr.

Stya

wan

Pudy

atmok

o, S.

Hut,

M.Sc

; Dr.

Suma

rdi

M.Fo

r.Sc;

Dr.

Muha

mmad

Ali I

mron

, M.

Sc)

37

Mr. P

atrick

La

wren

ce B

erk

AS, 5

Okto

ber

1981

Am

erika

Se

rikat

NO

AA P

acific

Ma

rine

Envir

onme

ntal

Lab

“Res

earc

h M

oore

d Ar

ray

for A

frica

n-As

ian-A

ustra

lian

Mon

soon

An

alysis

and

Pr

edict

ion

(RAM

A)”

Memp

elajar

i pe

ngar

uh

Samu

dera

Hi

ndia

terha

dap

sistem

iklim

glo

bal d

enga

n me

nggu

naka

n Ind

ian O

cean

Ob

servi

ng

Syste

m

Osea

onog

raf

i dan

kli

matol

ogi

2 (du

a)

bulan

, mula

i 14

Apr

il 20

15

Pera

iran

Samu

dera

Hi

ndia

sebe

lah

bara

t Su

mater

a

BMKG

(Dra

. Nur

haya

ti, M.

Sc

.)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

38

Mr. W

illiam

Le

ster H

igley

Jr

AS, 9

Se

ptemb

er

1973

Amer

ika

Serik

at

US

Depa

rtmen

t of

Comm

erce

/Na

tiona

l Oce

anic

and

Atmo

sphe

ric

Admi

n (NO

AA)

“Res

earc

h M

oore

d Ar

ray

for A

frica

n-As

ian-A

ustra

lian

Mon

soon

An

alysis

and

Pr

edict

ion

(RAM

A)”

Memp

elajar

i pe

ngar

uh

Samu

dera

Hi

ndia

terha

dap

sistem

iklim

glo

bal d

enga

n me

nggu

naka

n Ind

ian O

cean

Ob

servi

ng

Syste

m

Osea

onog

raf

i dan

kli

matol

ogi

2 (du

a)

bulan

, mula

i 14

Apr

il 20

15

Pera

iran

Samu

dera

Hi

ndia

sebe

lah

bara

t Su

mater

a

BMKG

(Dra

. Nur

haya

ti, M.

Sc

.)

39

Ms. H

anna

Lo

tte A

nneli

ese

Frick

e

Jerm

an, 1

6 Jun

i 19

87

Jerm

an

Leide

n Un

iversi

ty Ce

ntre f

or

Lingu

istics

“Rec

onstr

uctin

g th

e pa

st th

roug

h lan

guag

es o

f th

e pr

esen

t: th

e Le

sser

Sun

da

Islan

ds”

Memp

elajar

i se

jarah

ba

hasa

Pap

ua

dan

inter

aksin

ya

deng

an

Austr

ones

ian

Sejar

ah da

n lin

gusit

ik 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

1 A

pril

2015

NTT

(Flor

es

Timur

, Solo

r, Lo

mblen

, Ad

onar

a, Pa

ntar,

Alor

)

Lemb

aga P

eneli

tian

Unive

rsitas

Kris

ten A

rtha

Wac

ana (

Ir. A

ndre

as I.

Meda

n, MP

), P2

KK-L

IPI

(Pro

f. Dr.

Joha

nis H

aba)

BULA

N AP

RIL

1 Mr

. Mar

k An

thony

Ph

uong

Monte

rey P

ark,

Califo

rnia,

8 Fe

brua

ri 199

0

Amer

ika

Serik

at

Unive

rsity

of Ca

liforn

ia, Lo

s An

geles

“Doe

s ev

olvab

ility

pred

ict

diver

sifica

tion

in co

ne sn

ails?

”

Mema

hami

ke

anek

arag

ayam

spec

ies

siput

keru

cut

(cone

snail

s)

Biolo

gi Ke

lautan

12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

3 A

pril

2015

Maluk

u (A

mbon

dan

Tual)

, Sula

wesi

Utar

a (Bi

tung)

Pusli

t Ose

anog

rafi L

IPI

(Dr.I

rma S

hita A

rliza)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

2 Ms

. Car

olyn

Thom

pson

Ab

erde

en, 2

0 No

vemb

er 19

85

Inggr

is Ou

Trop

"R

esea

rch

to

Supp

ort

Cons

erva

tion

in th

e Tr

opica

l Fo

rest

of

Kalim

anta

n"

Bertu

juan

meny

ediak

an

data

untuk

me

nduk

ung

upay

a ko

nser

vasi

di wi

layah

hutan

be

rnila

i ko

nser

vasi

tingg

i (High

Co

nser

vatio

n Va

lue) d

i Ka

liman

tan,

Indon

esia

Ekolo

gi 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

7 A

pril

2015

Kalte

ng (L

ab.

Alam

Gam

but

Seba

ngau

, St

asiun

Pe

neliti

an

Kalam

pang

an,

Baro

nang

Dua

, Ba

wan,

TN

Bukit

Bak

a Bu

kit R

aya,

Gn. L

umut,

Ka

laweit

Ha

mpap

ak,

Hutan

Ka

tinga

n-Me

ntaya

, Mu

ngku

Bar

u, Mu

rung

Ray

a)

CIMT

ROP

Unive

rsitas

Pa

langk

aray

a (Dr

. Ir.

Suwi

do Li

min,

MS.

, Sa

lahud

in, A

bdul

Azis)

3 Mr

. Chr

istian

Re

epme

yer

Olde

nbur

g, Je

rman

, 10

Febr

uari 1

975

Jerm

an

The A

ustra

lian

Natio

nal

Unive

rsity

“Fou

ndat

ions o

f Isl

and

Sout

heas

t Asia

n m

aritim

e int

erac

tion:

ca

use

and

cons

eque

nce

for t

he

trans

form

ation

of

pas

t so

cietie

s”

Meny

elidik

i ar

keolo

gi da

ri ke

lompo

k ma

syar

akat

Talau

d /

Sang

ihe da

ri aw

al ko

lonisa

si pu

lau te

rsebu

t se

kitar

35.00

0 tah

un ya

ng

lalu s

ampa

i de

ngan

pe

nyeb

aran

pe

rtania

n se

kitar

4500

BP

dan

peru

baha

n

Arke

ologi

dan s

ejara

h 2 (

dua)

bu

lan, m

ulai

6 Apr

il 201

5

Sulaw

esi U

tara

(Kep

. Tala

ud,

Kep.

Sang

ihe,

Bolaa

ng

Mong

ondo

w)

Unive

rsitas

Gad

jah M

ada

(Pro

fesso

r Dau

d Tan

udirjo

)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

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MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

buda

ya

setel

ahny

a

4 Mr

. Geo

ffrey

Ri

char

d Clar

k Au

strali

a, 5 M

ei 19

66

Austr

alia

The A

ustra

lian

Natio

nal

Unive

rsity

“Fou

ndat

ions o

f Isl

and

Sout

heas

t Asia

n m

aritim

e int

erac

tion:

ca

use

and

cons

eque

nce

for t

he

trans

form

ation

of

pas

t so

cietie

s”

Meny

elidik

i ar

keolo

gi da

ri ke

lompo

k ma

syar

akat

Talau

d /

Sang

ihe da

ri aw

al ko

lonisa

si pu

lau te

rsebu

t se

kitar

35.00

0 tah

un ya

ng

lalu s

ampa

i de

ngan

pe

nyeb

aran

pe

rtania

n se

kitar

4500

BP

dan

peru

baha

n bu

daya

se

telah

nya

Arke

ologi

dan s

ejara

h 2 (

dua)

bu

lan, m

ulai

6 Apr

il 201

5

Sulaw

esi U

tara

(Kep

. Tala

ud,

Kep.

Sang

ihe,

Bolaa

ng

Mong

ondo

w)

Unive

rsitas

Gad

jah M

ada

(Pro

fesso

r Dau

d Tan

udirjo

)

5 Ms

. Alin

e Nell

y Ch

arlot

e Ga

rnier

Arge

ntan,

Pera

ncis,

7 Me

i 19

85

Pera

ncis

Unive

rsitas

Pa

ris E

st Cr

eteil

"Seja

rah

Kuno

Nu

sant

ara;

Ar

keolo

gi da

n Ep

igraf

i (ab

ad

ke-5

- ab

ad ke

-15

M)"

Memp

erka

ya

data

meng

enai

sejar

ah ku

no

Suma

tra

bagia

n utar

a se

jak ab

ad ke

-5 s

ampa

i aba

d ke

-15 M

Arke

ologi

21 (d

ua

puluh

satu)

ha

ri, mu

lai 6

Ap

ril 20

15

Suma

tera

Utar

a (Me

dan)

Pu

sat A

rkeolo

gi Na

siona

l (D

rs. I M

ade G

eria,

M.S

i)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

6 Mr

. Yoh

an

Phillp

ie Ch

abot

Bl

eue,

Pera

ncis,

21

Mare

t 198

9

Pera

ncis

Unive

rsity

Paris

1-

Panth

eon

Sorb

onne

"Seja

rah

Kuno

Nu

sant

ara;

Ar

keolo

gi da

n Ep

igraf

i (ab

ad

ke-5

- ab

ad ke

-15

M)"

Memp

erka

ya

data

meng

enai

sejar

ah ku

no

Suma

tra

bagia

n utar

a se

jak ab

ad ke

-5 s

ampa

i aba

d ke

-15 M

Arke

ologi

21 (d

ua

puluh

satu)

ha

ri, mu

lai 6

Ap

ril 20

15

Suma

tera

Utar

a (Me

dan)

Pu

sat A

rkeolo

gi Na

siona

l (D

rs. I M

ade G

eria,

M.S

i)

7 Mr

. Jak

e El

wood

Si

mpso

n

Bosto

n, Ing

gris,

5 M

aret

1984

Ing

gris

King

's Co

llege

Lo

ndon

“Q

uant

ifying

Gr

eenh

ouse

Ga

s (GH

G)

Emiss

ions f

rom

Bi

omas

s Bu

rning

in a

n In

done

sian

Trop

ical P

eat

Swam

p Fo

rest

REDD

+ Pr

oject

Area

”

Meng

evalu

asi

pros

edur

pe

nghit

unga

n ga

s rum

ah

kaca

terka

it de

ngan

pe

mbak

aran

di

area

ga

mbut

tropis

Ilmu

Lingk

unga

n 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

8 A

pril

2015

Jamb

i (Tam

an

Nasio

nal

Berb

ak, M

uaro

Ja

mbi, T

anjun

g Ja

bung

Tim

ur)

Rese

arch

Cen

ter fo

r Cl

imate

Cha

nge –

Un

iversi

ty of

Indon

esia

(Pro

f. Jatn

a Sup

riatna

)

8 Ms

. Car

ina

Goldb

ach

Roten

burg

, Je

rman

, 15 J

uli

1987

Jerm

an

Leibn

iz Ce

nter

for T

ropic

al Ma

rine

Ecolo

gy

(ZMT

), Br

emen

, Ge

rman

y

“Rap

id En

viron

men

tal

Chan

ge a

nd

Migr

ation

in

Coas

tal R

egion

s of

Gha

na a

nd

Indo

nesia

”

Memp

elajar

i ba

gaim

ana

ruma

h tan

gga

di du

a lin

gkun

gan

yang

berb

eda

meng

hada

pi ko

nsek

uens

i da

ri pe

ruba

han

lingk

unga

n

Kepe

ndud

ukan

dan

lingk

unga

n

5 (lim

a)

bulan

, mula

i 15

Apr

il 20

15

Jawa

Ten

gah

(Sem

aran

g)

Faku

ltas G

eogr

afi U

GM

(Pro

f. Dr.

rer.

Nat. M

uh A

ris

Marfa

i, M.S

c)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

9 Ms

. Sar

ah

Rebe

cca

Weis

kopf

Amer

ika

Serik

at, 21

Fe

brua

ri 199

2

Amer

ika

Serik

at

Unive

rsity

of De

lawar

e “A

sses

sing

the

effe

ctive

ness

of

using

ha

emat

opha

gou

s lee

ches

to

sam

ple

biodiv

ersit

y in

Sum

atra

”

Meng

emba

ngka

n dan

me

nera

pkan

pr

otoko

l ko

leksi

lintah

di

Bukit

Ba

risan

Se

latan

Biolo

gi 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

13

April

2015

Lamp

ung (

TN

Bukit

Bar

isan

Selat

an)

FMIP

A Un

iversi

tas

Indon

esia

(Dr.

Novia

r An

daya

ni, M

.Sc)

10

Ms. C

ara

Helen

a Wilc

ox

Inggr

is, 9

Juli

1991

Ing

gris

The U

niver

sity

of Ed

inbur

gh

“To

dete

rmine

th

e su

cces

s of

relea

sing

slow

lories

( Ny

citice

bus

javan

icus)

by

com

parin

g th

eir

beha

viour

pos

t-re

lease

with

wild

co

unte

rpar

ts”

Memp

elajar

i pe

rbed

aan

antar

a kuk

ang

yang

dip

eliha

ra da

n ya

ng hi

dup d

i ala

m

Prim

atolog

i, Ko

nser

vasi

Biolo

gi

3 (tig

a)

bulan

, mula

i 15

Apr

il 20

15

Jawa

Bar

at (G

n. Sa

lak,

Gn. S

awal,

Ci

apus

Prim

ate

Cente

r, Bo

gor)

Pusa

t Rise

t Per

ubah

an

Iklim

, Univ

ersit

as In

done

sia

(Dr J

atna S

upria

tna)

11

Mr. R

ichar

d Ma

x And

erso

n Liv

erpo

ol,

Inggr

is, 4

Juli

1992

Inggr

is Th

e Univ

ersit

y of

Edinb

urgh

“A

pro

pose

d m

etho

d of

ant

i-pr

edat

or tr

aining

in

slow

lorise

s”

Meng

ukur

ak

tivita

s das

ar

dan r

espo

n pe

rilaku

ku

kang

ter

hada

p pr

edato

r

Prim

atolog

i, Ko

nser

vasi

Biolo

gi

3 (tig

a)

bulan

, mula

i 15

Apr

il 20

15

Jawa

Bar

at (C

iapus

Pr

imate

Ce

nter,

Bogo

r);

Suma

tera

Selat

an (H

utan

Lindu

ng

Batug

egi)

Pusa

t Rise

t Per

ubah

an

Iklim

, Univ

ersit

as In

done

sia

(Dr J

atna S

upria

tna)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

12

Ms. J

ulia

Mörch

en

Pade

rbor

n, Je

rman

, 17

Agus

tus 19

86

Jerm

an

Unive

rsity

of Zu

rich

“Com

parin

g so

cially

lear

ned

skill-

repe

rtoire

s in

wild

Sum

atra

n or

angu

tans

: dis

pers

ing

male

s as

`cult

ural

vecto

rs`?

”

Meny

elidik

i pr

oses

pe

mbela

jaran

so

sial p

ada

oran

gutan

liar

Suma

tera

Prim

atolog

i 7 (

tujuh

) bu

lan, m

ulai

23 Ju

ni 20

15

Loka

si Ba

ru:

Kalte

ng

(Stas

iun

Pene

litian

Tu

anan

)

Faku

ltas B

iolog

i Un

iversi

tas N

asion

al (D

rs.

Tatan

g Mitra

Seti

a dan

Mi

sdi, S

si)

13

Ms. C

arso

n Fox

Yo

ung

Califo

rnia,

AS,

19

Janu

ari 1

991

Amer

ika

Serik

at

Unive

rsity

of Zu

rich

“Iden

tifying

cu

ltura

l unit

s in

oran

guta

ns”

Meng

identi

fika

si fak

tor-fa

ktor

yang

me

mbata

si pe

nyeb

aran

ino

vasi

perila

ku di

or

angu

tan

Kalim

antan

(P

ongo

py

gmae

us

wurm

bii) d

an

oran

gutan

Su

mater

a (P

ongo

abeli

i) de

ngan

me

nggu

naka

n ko

mbina

si so

sio-p

erila

ku,

jarak

dan d

ata

gene

tik

Prim

atolog

i 10

(sep

uluh)

bu

lan, m

ulai

23 Ju

ni 20

15

Loka

si Ba

ru:

Kalte

ng

(Stas

iun

Pene

litian

Tu

anan

)

Unive

rsitas

Nas

ional

(Tata

ng M

itra S

etia)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

14

Mr. Ik

er

Urda

ngar

in Me

abe

Lemo

a (B

izkaia

), Sp

anyo

l, 9

Nove

mber

1985

Span

yol

Unite

d Nati

ons

Unive

rsity

Institu

te for

En

viron

ment

and H

uman

Se

curity

(U

NU-E

HS)

“The

re

lation

ship

betw

een

ethn

ic he

tero

gene

ity/h

omog

eneit

y and

th

e ef

fecti

vene

ss o

f co

llecti

ve co

ping

capa

city w

ith

rega

rds t

o en

viron

men

tal

risks

in se

lecte

d slu

ms i

n Ja

karta

”

Menc

ari

hubu

ngan

an

tara

kera

gama

n etn

is di

daer

ah

kumu

h dan

efe

ktivit

as

strate

gi me

ngata

si re

siko s

ecar

a ko

lektif

Sosio

-an

tropo

logi

4 (em

pat)

bulan

, mula

i 6 M

ei 20

15

DKI J

akar

ta

Pusa

t Pen

elitia

n Su

mber

daya

Reg

ional

LIPI

(D

r. Ye

kti M

auna

ti, MA

)

15

Ms. S

er H

uay

Janic

e Ter

esa

Lee

Sing

apur

a, 12

No

vemb

er 19

83

Sing

apur

a Pr

inceto

n Un

iversi

ty “H

ow d

oes

incre

ased

ru

bber

pr

oduc

tion

influe

nce

land

use

decis

ion

mak

ing b

y fa

rmer

s livi

ng in

a

fore

st fro

ntier

lan

dsca

pe?”

Mema

hami

ap

akah

pe

rtumb

uhan

pr

oduk

si ka

ret

di ka

wasa

n pe

rtania

n me

mpen

garu

hi k

eputu

san

petan

i ter

hada

p pe

nggu

naan

lah

an

Ekolo

gi da

n pe

rtania

n 11

(sebe

las)

bulan

, mula

i 23

Apr

il 20

15

Suma

tera

Utar

a (T

apan

uli

Selat

an)

Unive

rsitas

Sum

atera

Ut

ara (

Dr. D

iana C

halil)

16

Ms. K

ather

ine

Sega

r Lau

ck

Amer

ika

Serik

at, 18

Se

ptemb

er

1991

Amer

ika

Serik

at

Bosto

n Un

iversi

ty “N

utrit

ional

Drive

rs o

f Or

angu

tan

Food

Ch

oice,

Fo

ragin

g Be

havio

r, an

d M

ovem

ent

Ecolo

gy”

Meng

uji

hipote

sa

meng

enai

pola

menc

ari

maka

nan,

selek

tivita

s ma

kana

n dan

pe

nggu

naan

ha

bitat

oran

g uta

n di

Prim

atolog

i 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

20

April

2015

Kalim

antan

Ba

rat (

Stas

iun

Pene

litian

Ca

bang

Pan

ti, TN

Gun

ung

Palun

g)

Unive

rsitas

Tan

jungp

ura

(Riya

ndi M

.Si.)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

Kalim

antan

17

Mr. G

eorg

e Sa

ad

Maro

usi,

Yuna

ni, 30

Se

ptemb

er

1989

Yuna

ni Le

iden

Unive

rsity

Centr

e for

Lin

guist

ics

“Rec

onstr

uctin

g th

e pa

st th

roug

h lan

guag

es o

f th

e pr

esen

t: th

e Le

sser

Sun

da

Islan

ds”

Memp

elajar

i se

jarah

ba

hasa

Pap

ua

dan

inter

aksin

ya

deng

an

Austr

ones

ian

Sejar

ah da

n lin

gusit

ik 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

20

April

2015

NTT

(Flor

es

Timur

, Solo

r, Lo

mblen

, Ad

onar

a, Pa

ntar,

Alor

)

Lemb

aga P

eneli

tian

Unive

rsitas

Kris

ten A

rtha

Wac

ana (

Ir. A

ndre

as I.

Meda

n, MP

), P2

KK-L

IPI

(Pro

f. Dr.

Joha

nis H

aba)

18

Ms. J

ennif

er

Arns

Fr

eude

nber

g, Je

rman

, 17

April

1990

Jerm

an

Geor

g-Au

gust-

Unive

rsitat

-Go

etting

en

“Biod

ivers

ity

enric

hmen

t in o

il pa

lm

plant

ation

s: Ec

ologic

al an

d so

cio-e

cono

mic

impa

cts”

Memp

elajar

i ko

nsek

uens

i da

ri re

ndah

nya

kean

ekar

aga

man d

i sist

em

yang

telah

be

rtran

sform

asi

(huta

n kar

et da

n kela

pa

sawi

t) da

n me

mban

dingk

an de

ngan

sis

tem di

hu

tan hu

jan

tropis

Ekolo

gi 6 (

enam

) bu

lan, m

ulai

24 A

pril

2015

Jamb

i (Huta

n PT

Hu

musin

do,

Perke

buna

n Sa

wit d

i Bu

ngku

)

Faku

ltas P

ertan

ian In

stitut

Pe

rtania

n Bog

or (P

rof. D

r. Da

maya

nti B

ucho

ri)

19

Ms. Iz

abela

An

na S

tacew

icz

Lond

on, In

ggris

, 17

Okto

ber

1986

Inggr

is Un

iversi

ty of

Read

ing

“Par

ticipa

tion

in So

cial Im

pact

Asse

ssm

ent in

th

e co

ntex

t of

the

Roun

dtab

le on

Sus

taina

ble

Palm

Oil”

Mema

hami

sif

at pa

rtisipa

si da

lam S

ocial

Im

pact

Asse

ssme

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lm O

il

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i 4 M

ei 20

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antan

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rat d

an

kalim

antan

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ngah

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rsitas

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nesia

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W

ardh

ani)



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MA P

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ndre

w Jo

hn M

arsh

all

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gh, In

ggris

, 12

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il 197

4 Ing

gris

Unive

rsity

of Mi

chiga

n “E

ffects

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spat

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l va

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ion in

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at ba

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hubu

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an

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ral d

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uktiv

itas

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an

memp

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ruh

i pop

ulasi

prim

ata di

hu

tan

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antan

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gi da

n pr

imata

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las) b

ulan,

mulai

18

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antan

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rat (

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ng

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g, St

asion

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neliti

an

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ng P

anti,

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ang,

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ng U

tara)

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rsitas

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jungp

ura

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an K

usna

ndar

i, Ri

yand

i, M.S

i)

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omini

c Sa

muel

Rowl

and

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is, 9

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gris

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ol of

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tal an

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rican

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udies

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cts o

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ange

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tion

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est

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anta

n,

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nesia

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ari

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t tran

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ari

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ional

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rtania

n ya

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apan

da

n diiri

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elian

ba

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anga

n

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gi da

n giz

i 4 (

empa

t) bu

lan, m

ulai

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pril

2015

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antan

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rat

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puas

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ngka

dan,

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ng

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ng, H

ulu

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ng, S

ilat

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jung

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ng,

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gan J

aya,

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etung

Ke

rihun

)

Unive

rsitas

Tan

jungp

ura

(Ir. T

ogar

Fer

nand

o, MS

)



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NAMA

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ELIT

I TE

MPAT

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TRA

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naïs

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t Pe

ranc

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li 199

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ranc

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roPa

risTe

ch

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nal

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pend

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n Na

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he

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tura

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sour

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s For

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yak

Com

mun

ities”

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erole

h pe

maha

man

tentan

g pr

aktek

-pr

aktek

yang

be

rbed

a se

hari-

hari,

peng

guna

an

lahan

, pe

rseps

i lan

skap

oleh

pe

ndud

uk

desa

dan n

ilai-

nilai

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me

reka

ka

itkan

ke

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er da

ya

alam,

pe

nggu

naan

lah

an da

n sp

esies

lai

nnya

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gi da

n bu

daya

6 (

enam

) bu

lan, m

ulai

29 A

pril

2015

Kalim

antan

Ba

rat (

Kapu

as

Hulu)

dan

Jawa

Bar

at (B

ogor

)

Unive

rsitas

Tan

jungp

ura

(Dr.

Siti M

asito

h Ka

rtikaw

ati)

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N ME

I 1

Mr. J

ames

Mi

chae

l Rus

sell

Tenn

esse

e, AS

, 30

Apr

il 197

5 Am

erika

Se

rikat

De

pt. of

Ge

ologic

al Sc

ience

s, Br

own

Unive

rsity

“The

Lak

e To

wuti D

rilling

Pr

oject:

Clim

ate

and

Envir

onm

enta

l Ch

ange

in

Sulaw

esi,

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nesia

”

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umpu

lkan d

an

meng

anali

sa

data

beru

sia

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ibu ta

hun

tentan

g pe

ruba

han

iklim

tere

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n lin

gkun

gan d

i Da

nau T

owuti

, Su

lawes

i

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gi 3 (

tiga)

bu

lan, m

ulai

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2015

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esi

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an

(Sor

oako

, Tim

ampu

, Da

nau T

owuti

)

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(Dr.

Satria

Bija

ksan

a)



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MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

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ARGA

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GARA

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STIT

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L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

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TIAN

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PE

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TIAN

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MA

PENE

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AN

DAER

AH

PENE

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AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

2 Mr

. Chr

istop

her

Sean

Kell

y Pe

nnsy

lvania

, AS

, 31 J

uli

1990

Amer

ika

Serik

at

Depa

rtmen

t of

Eart,

En

viron

menta

l an

d Plan

etary

Scien

ces,

Brow

n Un

iversi

ty

“The

Lak

e To

wuti D

rilling

Pr

oject:

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ate

and

Envir

onm

enta

l Ch

ange

in

Sulaw

esi,

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nesia

”

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umpu

lkan d

an

meng

anali

sa

data

beru

sia

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ibu ta

hun

tentan

g pe

ruba

han

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tere

strial

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n lin

gkun

gan d

i Da

nau T

owuti

, Su

lawes

i

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gi 3 (

tiga)

bu

lan, m

ulai

4 Mei

2015

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esi

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an

(Sor

oako

, Tim

ampu

, Da

nau T

owuti

)

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(Dr.

Satria

Bija

ksan

a)

3 Ms

. Sar

ah Je

an

Ivory

South

Dak

ota,

AS, 1

3 Se

ptemb

er

1983

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ika

Serik

at

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n Un

iversi

ty “T

he L

ake

Towu

ti Drill

ing

Proje

ct: C

limat

e an

d En

viron

men

tal

Chan

ge in

Su

lawes

i, In

done

sia”

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umpu

lkan d

an

meng

anali

sa

data

beru

sia

650 r

ibu ta

hun

tentan

g pe

ruba

han

iklim

tere

strial

da

n lin

gkun

gan d

i Da

nau T

owuti

, Su

lawes

i

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gi 3 (

tiga)

bu

lan, m

ulai

4 Mei

2015

Sulaw

esi

Selat

an

(Sor

oako

, Tim

ampu

, Da

nau T

owuti

)

ITB

(Dr.

Satria

Bija

ksan

a)

4 Mr

. Hen

drik

Voge

l Je

rman

, 10 J

uni

1979

Je

rman

Ins

titute

of Ge

ologic

al Sc

ience

s, Un

iversi

ty of

Bern

“The

Lak

e To

wuti D

rilling

Pr

oject:

Clim

ate

and

Envir

onm

enta

l Ch

ange

in

Sulaw

esi,

Indo

nesia

”

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umpu

lkan d

an

meng

anali

sa

data

beru

sia

650 r

ibu ta

hun

tentan

g pe

ruba

han

iklim

tere

strial

da

n lin

gkun

gan d

i Da

nau T

owuti

, Su

lawes

i

Geolo

gi 3 (

tiga)

bu

lan, m

ulai

5 Mei

2015

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esi

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an

(Sor

oako

, Tim

ampu

, Da

nau T

owuti

)

ITB

(Dr.

Satria

Bija

ksan

a)



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NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

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HIR

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DUL

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AN

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AN

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AN

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NG

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AN

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TRA

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A

5 Ms

. Mar

ina

Alex

andr

a Mo

rlock

Jerm

an, 7

Ma

ret 1

989

Jerm

an

Unive

rsity

of Be

rn,

Switz

erlan

d

“The

Lak

e To

wuti D

rilling

Pr

oject:

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ate

and

Envir

onm

enta

l Ch

ange

in

Sulaw

esi,

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nesia

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umpu

lkan d

an

meng

anali

sa

data

beru

sia

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hun

tentan

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ruba

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n lin

gkun

gan d

i Da

nau T

owuti

, Su

lawes

i

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gi 3 (

tiga)

bu

lan, m

ulai

5 Mei

2015

Sulaw

esi

Selat

an

(Sor

oako

, Tim

ampu

, Da

nau T

owuti

)

ITB

(Dr.

Satria

Bija

ksan

a)

6 Ms

. Asc

elina

Ha

sber

g Je

rman

, 7 A

pril

1989

Je

rman

Ins

titute

of Ge

ology

and

Mine

ralog

y, Un

iversi

ty of

Colog

ne,

Germ

any

“The

Lak

e To

wuti D

rilling

Pr

oject:

Clim

ate

and

Envir

onm

enta

l Ch

ange

in

Sulaw

esi,

Indo

nesia

”

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umpu

lkan d

an

meng

anali

sa

data

beru

sia

650 r

ibu ta

hun

tentan

g pe

ruba

han

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n lin

gkun

gan d

i Da

nau T

owuti

, Su

lawes

i

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gi 3 (

tiga)

bu

lan, m

ulai

5 Mei

2015

Sulaw

esi

Selat

an

(Sor

oako

, Tim

ampu

, Da

nau T

owuti

)

ITB

(Dr.

Satria

Bija

ksan

a)

7 Mr

. Rya

n M.

O'Gr

ady

New

York,

AS,

11

Sep

tembe

r 19

85

Amer

ika

Serik

at

Dept.

Of E

arth

Scien

ces,

Unive

rsity

of Mi

nner

sota

“The

Lak

e To

wuti D

rilling

Pr

oject:

Clim

ate

and

Envir

onm

enta

l Ch

ange

in

Sulaw

esi,

Indo

nesia

”

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umpu

lkan d

an

meng

anali

sa

data

beru

sia

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ibu ta

hun

tentan

g pe

ruba

han

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tere

strial

da

n lin

gkun

gan d

i Da

nau T

owuti

, Su

lawes

i

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gi 3 (

tiga)

bu

lan, m

ulai

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2015

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esi

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an

(Sor

oako

, Tim

ampu

, Da

nau T

owuti

)

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(Dr.

Satria

Bija

ksan

a)



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MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

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TIAN

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PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

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AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

8 Mr

. Bea

u Ma

rshall

Flo

rida,

AS, 2

6 Ag

ustus

1980

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erika

Se

rikat

DO

SECC

Ex

plora

tion

“The

Lak

e To

wuti D

rilling

Pr

oject:

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ate

and

Envir

onm

enta

l Ch

ange

in

Sulaw

esi,

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nesia

”

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umpu

lkan d

an

meng

anali

sa

data

beru

sia

650 r

ibu ta

hun

tentan

g pe

ruba

han

iklim

tere

strial

da

n lin

gkun

gan d

i Da

nau T

owuti

, Su

lawes

i

Geolo

gi 3 (

tiga)

bu

lan, m

ulai

11 M

ei 20

15

Sulaw

esi

Selat

an

(Sor

oako

, Tim

ampu

, Da

nau T

owuti

)

ITB

(Dr.

Satria

Bija

ksan

a)

9 Mr

. Stev

en C

ole

Florid

a, AS

, 25

Febr

uari 1

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ika

Serik

at

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CC

Explo

ratio

n “T

he L

ake

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ti Drill

ing

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ct: C

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ge in

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done

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umpu

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anali

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data

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an

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(Dr.

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ksan

a)

10

Mr. A

nthon

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cchia

relli

Kana

da, 1

8 Juli

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ika

Serik

at

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Explo

ratio

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ake

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ing

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ct: C

limat

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azier

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S, 28

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ret 1

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ika

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at

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Explo

ratio

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ct: C

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an

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owuti

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ITB

(Dr.

Satria

Bija

ksan

a)

12

Mr. A

aron

Bl

ouin

Was

hingto

n, AS

, 29 J

uni

1987

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ika

Serik

at

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CC

Explo

ratio

n “T

he L

ake

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ing

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ct: C

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ge in

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umpu

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an

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anali

sa

data

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i Da

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lan, m

ulai

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15

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esi

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an

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oako

, Tim

ampu

, Da

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owuti

)

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(Dr.

Satria

Bija

ksan

a)

13

Mr. T

akota

h Bl

iss

Was

hingto

n, AS

, 22

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tus

1983

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ika

Serik

at

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CC

Explo

ratio

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ake

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ct: C

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anali

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data

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an

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owuti

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(Dr.

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MA P

ENEL

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GL

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AH

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AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

14

Mr. S

hane

Sc

heel

Idaho

, AS,

26

April

1989

Am

erika

Se

rikat

DO

SECC

Ex

plora

tion

“The

Lak

e To

wuti D

rilling

Pr

oject:

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ate

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Envir

onm

enta

l Ch

ange

in

Sulaw

esi,

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nesia

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umpu

lkan d

an

meng

anali

sa

data

beru

sia

650 r

ibu ta

hun

tentan

g pe

ruba

han

iklim

tere

strial

da

n lin

gkun

gan d

i Da

nau T

owuti

, Su

lawes

i

Geolo

gi 3 (

tiga)

bu

lan, m

ulai

11 M

ei 20

15

Sulaw

esi

Selat

an

(Sor

oako

, Tim

ampu

, Da

nau T

owuti

)

ITB

(Dr.

Satria

Bija

ksan

a)

15

Mr. S

kyler

Da

vis

Califo

rnia,

AS,

6 M

ei 19

92

Amer

ika

Serik

at

DOSE

CC

Explo

ratio

n “T

he L

ake

Towu

ti Drill

ing

Proje

ct: C

limat

e an

d En

viron

men

tal

Chan

ge in

Su

lawes

i, In

done

sia”

Meng

umpu

lkan d

an

meng

anali

sa

data

beru

sia

650 r

ibu ta

hun

tentan

g pe

ruba

han

iklim

tere

strial

da

n lin

gkun

gan d

i Da

nau T

owuti

, Su

lawes

i

Geolo

gi 3 (

tiga)

bu

lan, m

ulai

11 M

ei 20

15

Sulaw

esi

Selat

an

(Sor

oako

, Tim

ampu

, Da

nau T

owuti

)

ITB

(Dr.

Satria

Bija

ksan

a)

16

Mr. J

an-

Thor

sten

Blan

ke

Jerm

an, 2

Fe

brua

ri 198

7 Je

rman

Le

ibniz

Institu

te for

Ap

plied

Ge

ophy

sics

(LIA

G)

“The

Lak

e To

wuti D

rilling

Pr

oject:

Clim

ate

and

Envir

onm

enta

l Ch

ange

in

Sulaw

esi,

Indo

nesia

”

Meng

umpu

lkan d

an

meng

anali

sa

data

beru

sia

650 r

ibu ta

hun

tentan

g pe

ruba

han

iklim

tere

strial

da

n lin

gkun

gan d

i Da

nau T

owuti

, Su

lawes

i

Geolo

gi 3 (

tiga)

bu

lan, m

ulai

18 M

ei 20

15

Sulaw

esi

Selat

an

(Sor

oako

, Tim

ampu

, Da

nau T

owuti

)

ITB

(Dr.

Satria

Bija

ksan

a)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

17

Mr. T

homa

s Gr

elle

Jerm

an, 2

0 No

vemb

er 19

65

Jerm

an

Leibn

iz Ins

titute

for

Appli

ed

Geop

hysic

s (L

IAG)

“The

Lak

e To

wuti D

rilling

Pr

oject:

Clim

ate

and

Envir

onm

enta

l Ch

ange

in

Sulaw

esi,

Indo

nesia

”

Meng

umpu

lkan d

an

meng

anali

sa

data

beru

sia

650 r

ibu ta

hun

tentan

g pe

ruba

han

iklim

tere

strial

da

n lin

gkun

gan d

i Da

nau T

owuti

, Su

lawes

i

Geolo

gi 3 (

tiga)

bu

lan, m

ulai

18 M

ei 20

15

Sulaw

esi

Selat

an

(Sor

oako

, Tim

ampu

, Da

nau T

owuti

)

ITB

(Dr.

Satria

Bija

ksan

a)

18

Mr. C

hrist

ian

Myer

s Lau

gen

Virg

inia,

AS, 1

1 Me

i 197

8 Am

erika

Se

rikat

Un

iversi

ty of

Britis

h Co

lumbia

“How

impo

rtant

is Or

ganiz

ation

al Re

adine

ss fo

r Ch

ange

to

Quali

ty Im

prov

emen

t In

itiativ

es in

In

done

sian

Obste

tric

Facil

ities?

”

Meme

riksa

ke

siapa

n or

ganis

asi

dalam

perio

de

waktu

terte

ntu

terka

it fas

ilitas

ru

mah s

akit

untuk

men

guji

hubu

ngan

an

tara

kesia

pan

orga

nisas

i dan

ke

berh

asila

n pe

laksa

naan

sta

ndar

klini

s

Ilmu

Kese

hatan

Ma

syar

akat

11 (s

ebela

s) bu

lan, m

ulai

4 Mei

2015

Jawa

Bar

at (B

andu

ng,

Indra

mayu

); Ja

wa T

enga

h (G

robo

gan,

Peka

longa

n);

Jawa

Tim

ur

(Bojo

nego

ro,

Tuba

n);

Suma

tera

Utar

a (M

anda

iling

Natal

); Su

lawes

i Se

latan

(Wajo

)

Faku

ltas K

edok

teran

Un

iversi

tas P

adjaj

aran

(E

lsa P

udji S

etiaw

ati)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

19

Mr. P

aik Ji

n Hy

ub

Kore

a, 23

Apr

il 19

72

Kore

a Ko

rea

Rese

arch

Ins

titute

of Bi

oscie

nce

and

Biote

chno

logy

“Biop

rosp

ectin

g of

Indo

nesia

n M

edici

nal

plant

s”

Pene

litian

dan

peng

emba

nga

n oba

t her

bal

deng

an ba

han

baku

tana

man

herb

al Ind

ones

ia

Farm

asi d

an

biotek

nolog

i 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

5 M

ei 20

15

Bante

n (L

abor

atoria

Pe

ngem

bang

an T

ekno

logi

Indus

tri Ag

ro

dan

Biom

edika

, Pu

spipt

ek

Serp

ong)

; Ja

mbi (T

N Gu

nung

Ke

rinci)

dan

Suma

tera

Bara

t (TN

Gu

nung

Ke

rinci)

Pusa

t Tek

nolog

i Far

masi

dan M

edika

BPP

T (D

R.

Bamb

ang M

arwo

to, A

pt.,

MEng

.)

20

Mr. S

teven

Gr

aham

Wils

on

Melbo

urne

, Au

strali

a, 21

Fe

brua

ri 195

9

Austr

alia

Unive

rsity

of Qu

eens

land

“Eco

logy a

nd

Cons

erva

tion

of

Java

n Rh

ino”

Memb

angu

n ba

sis ris

et ba

dak b

ercu

la Ja

wa ya

ng

dapa

t be

rkontr

ibusi

untuk

ma

najem

en

dan

kebe

rlang

sung

an ko

nser

vasi

spes

ies in

i

Kons

erva

si da

n eko

logi

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 1

8 Me

i 201

5

Jaba

r (Ta

man

Nasio

nal U

jung

Kulon

)

Tama

n Nas

ional

Ujun

g Ku

lon, K

emen

terian

Ke

hutan

an (D

r. Ir.

Moh

. Ha

ryono

)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

21

Ms. J

oana

Ar

agay

Sole

r Sp

anyo

l, 29

Nove

mber

1983

Sp

anyo

l Ou

trop a

t Ox

ford

Broo

kes

“Und

ersta

nding

sp

atio-

tem

pora

l va

riatio

ns in

bio

diver

sity i

n th

e pe

at

swam

ps o

f Sa

bang

au, w

ith

parti

cular

focu

s on

fore

st bu

tterfl

ies”

Mema

hami

fak

tor ya

ng

meny

ebab

kan

peru

baha

n ke

anek

arag

ama

n hay

ati di

hu

tan

khus

usny

a ku

pu-ku

pu

deng

an

memp

erha

tika

n fak

tor-fa

ktor

sepe

rti cu

aca

dan

peru

baha

n ve

getas

i/hab

itat

Biolo

gi da

n ek

ologi

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 6

Mei

2015

Kalim

antan

Te

ngah

(Huta

n Se

bang

au,

Palan

gka

Raya

)

CIMT

ROP,

Univ

ersit

as

Palan

gka R

aya

(Suw

ido

Limin,

Twe

ntino

losa d

an

Ari P

urwa

nto)

22

Mr. R

onald

Lu

kens

-bull

Ma

roko

, 6 M

ei 19

66

Amer

ika

Serik

at

Unive

rsity

of No

rth F

lorida

“W

hen

Plur

alism

Be

cam

e a

Value

fo

r a M

uslim

M

ilitia:

Exp

loring

th

e Hi

story

of

GP A

nsor

”

Melak

ukan

ris

et ar

sip

untuk

me

maha

mi

sejar

ah G

P An

shor

dan

trans

forma

siny

a men

jadi

pemb

ela

plura

lisme

di

Indon

esia

Stud

i Ke

agam

aan

3 (tig

a)

bulan

, mula

i 5 M

ei 20

15

DKI J

akar

ta,

Yogy

akar

ta,

Jawa

Tim

ur

(Sur

abay

a)

UNSI

Q Un

iversi

tas S

ains

dan I

lmu Q

uran

(Dr.

Azha

r Ch

olil)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

23

Mr. S

erge

An

drefo

uet

Paris

, Per

ancis

, 11

Apr

il 196

8 Pe

ranc

is IR

D (In

stitut

de

Rech

erch

e Po

ur le

De

velop

peme

nt)

“Infra

struc

ture

De

velop

men

t of

Spac

e Oc

eano

grap

hy.

Cora

l Ree

f M

onito

ring

Appli

catio

n”

Peme

taan

habit

at da

n su

rvei

peru

baha

n

Peng

inder

aan j

auh

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 6

Mei

2015

Bali

(Jemb

rana

, Ke

pulau

an

Less

er S

unda

, Nu

sa P

enida

), Su

lawes

i Utar

a (M

anad

o, TN

Bu

nake

n),

Sulaw

esi

Teng

gara

(TN

Wak

atobi)

, Ma

luku

(Ser

am),

Nusa

Te

ngga

ra

Bara

t (L

ombo

k)

Bada

n Litb

ang K

KP (D

r Be

rny S

ubki)

24

Ms. M

aribe

th Er

b Muc

ek

AS, 2

9 Jan

uari

1955

Am

erika

Se

rikat

Na

tiona

l Un

iversi

ty of

Sing

apor

e, Si

ngap

ore

“Dec

entra

lizat

ion,

Mini

ng a

nd

Loca

l Co

mm

unitie

s in

Easte

rn

Indo

nesia

”

Memp

elajar

i da

mpak

sosia

l da

n lin

gkun

gan

deng

an

berke

mban

gnya

indu

stri

perta

mban

gan

di Ind

ones

ia se

telah

im

pleme

ntasi

otono

mi da

n de

sentr

alisa

si di

abad

ke-2

1

Sosio

-an

tropo

logi

8 (de

lapan

) bu

lan, m

ulai

18 M

ei 20

15

Nusa

Te

ngga

ra

Timur

(Sum

ba

Teng

ah,

Sumb

a Tim

ur,

Sumb

a Bar

at,

Mang

gara

i Ba

rat,

Mang

gara

i Te

ngah

, Ma

ngga

rai

Timur

, Le

mbata

, Belu

, Tim

or T

enga

h Ut

ara,

Kupa

ng)

Depa

rteme

n Antr

opolo

gi,

Unive

rsitas

Indo

nesia

(Dr.

Semi

arto

Aji P

urwa

nto)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

25

Dr. S

ean

Andr

ew C

rowe

Ed

monto

n, 28

Ok

tober

1977

Ka

nada

Un

iversi

ty of

Britis

h Co

lumbia

"Biog

eoch

emist

ry a

nd

Geom

icrob

iolog

y of t

he M

alili

Lake

s, In

done

sia"

Memp

elajar

i as

pek-a

spek

mi

krobio

logis,

ge

okim

ia, da

n lim

nolog

i dar

i Da

nau-

dana

u Ma

lili

Mikro

biolog

i 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

13

Mei 2

015

Sulse

l (Dan

au-

dana

u Mali

li) Pu

slit L

imno

logi L

IPI (

Dr.

Cynth

ia He

nny d

an tim

)

26

Dr. J

ens

Kallm

eyer

La

ngen

hage

n, 30

Mei

1974

Je

rman

GF

Z Po

stdam

"B

iogeo

chem

istr

y and

Ge

omicr

obiol

ogy o

f the

Mali

li La

kes,

Indo

nesia

"

Memp

elajar

i as

pek-a

spek

mi

krobio

logis,

ge

okim

ia, da

n lim

nolog

i dar

i Da

nau-

dana

u Ma

lili

Mikro

biolog

i 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

13

Mei 2

015

Sulse

l (Dan

au-

dana

u Mali

li) Pu

slit L

imno

logi L

IPI (

Dr.

Cynth

ia He

nny d

an tim

)

27

Ms. R

ache

l Lo

uise S

imist

er

Inggr

is, 5

Mare

t 19

86

Selan

dia

Baru

Un

iversi

ty Of

Br

itish

Colum

bia

(UBC

)

"Biog

eoch

emist

ry a

nd

Geom

icrob

iolog

y of t

he M

alili

Lake

s, In

done

sia"

Memp

elajar

i as

pek-a

spek

mi

krobio

logis,

ge

okim

ia, da

n lim

nolog

i dar

i Da

nau-

dana

u Ma

lili

Mikro

biolog

i 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

15

Mei 2

015

Sulse

l (Dan

au-

dana

u Mali

li) Pu

slit L

imno

logi L

IPI (

Dr.

Cynth

ia He

nny d

an tim

)

28

Mr. K

ohen

Witt

Baue

r Be

lgia,

26 Ju

li 19

89

Kana

da

Unive

rsity

Of

Britis

h Co

lumbia

(U

BC)

"Biog

eoch

emist

ry a

nd

Geom

icrob

iolog

y of t

he M

alili

Lake

s, In

done

sia"

Memp

elajar

i as

pek-a

spek

mi

krobio

logis,

ge

okim

ia, da

n lim

nolog

i dar

i Da

nau-

dana

u Ma

lili

Mikro

biolog

i 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

15

Mei 2

015

Sulse

l (Dan

au-

dana

u Mali

li) Pu

slit L

imno

logi L

IPI (

Dr.

Cynth

ia He

nny d

an tim

)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

29

Ms. K

athar

ina

Reute

r Je

rman

, 14 J

uli

1990

Je

rman

Ge

org-

Augu

st-Un

iversi

tat-

Goett

ingen

“Dev

elopm

ent

and

dyna

mics

of

rainf

ores

t and

ra

infor

est

trans

form

ation

s in

Sum

atra

du

ring

preh

istor

ic an

d his

toric

times

”

Memp

elajar

i ve

getas

i jan

gka

panja

ng,

dinam

ika ik

lim

dan t

itik ap

i di

prov

insi J

ambi

Ekolo

gi 7 (

tujuh

) bu

lan, m

ulai

1 Jun

i 201

5

Jamb

i (Keb

un

Raya

Buk

it Sa

ri, Me

ndah

ara I

lir,

Laha

n raw

a di

PTPN

VI-

Batan

ghar

i,TN

Bukit

Du

abela

s, Hu

tan

Hara

pan,

Perke

buna

n ke

lapa s

awit,

perke

buna

n ka

ret d

an

hutan

kare

t di

Kab.

Saro

langu

n da

n Kab

. Ba

tangh

ari)

Institu

t Per

tanian

Bog

or

(Pro

f. Dr.

Supia

ndi

Sabih

am),

Unive

rsitas

Ja

mbi (D

r. As

madi

Saad

da

n Yud

hi Ac

hnop

a, MS

c)

30

Mr. L

uis

Rend

on

Ekua

dor,

4 Jun

i 19

86

Ekua

dor

Unive

rsity

of La

usan

ne

"Biog

eoch

emist

ry a

nd

Geom

icrob

iolog

y of t

he M

alili

Lake

s, In

done

sia"

Memp

elajar

i as

pek-a

spek

mi

krobio

logis,

ge

okim

ia, da

n lim

nolog

i dar

i Da

nau-

dana

u Ma

lili

Mikro

biolog

i 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

15

Mei 2

015

Sulse

l (Dan

au-

dana

u Mali

li) Pu

slit L

imno

logi L

IPI (

Dr.

Cynth

ia He

nny d

an tim

)

31

Mr. A

ndré

Fr

iese

Kyritz

, 13 M

ei 19

88

Jerm

an

Unive

rsity

of Po

stdam

"B

iogeo

chem

istr

y and

Ge

omicr

obiol

ogy o

f the

Mali

li La

kes,

Indo

nesia

"

Memp

elajar

i as

pek-a

spek

mi

krobio

logis,

ge

okim

ia, da

n lim

nolog

i dar

i Da

nau-

dana

u Ma

lili

Mikro

biolog

i 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

15

Mei 2

015

Sulse

l (Dan

au-

dana

u Mali

li) Pu

slit L

imno

logi L

IPI (

Dr.

Cynth

ia He

nny d

an tim

)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

32

Mr. J

an A

xel

Kitte

St

adtha

gen,

Jerm

an 24

Se

ptemb

er

1975

Jerm

an

Deuts

ches

Ge

oFor

schu

ngsZ

entru

m Po

tsdam

"Biog

eoch

emist

ry a

nd

Geom

icrob

iolog

y of t

he M

alili

Lake

s, In

done

sia"

Memp

elajar

i as

pek-a

spek

mi

krobio

logis,

ge

okim

ia, da

n lim

nolog

i dar

i Da

nau-

dana

u Ma

lili

Mikro

biolog

i 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

15

Mei 2

015

Sulse

l (Dan

au-

dana

u Mali

li) Pu

slit L

imno

logi L

IPI (

Dr.

Cynth

ia He

nny d

an tim

)

33

Dr. A

urèle

Vu

illemi

n Oa

kland

, AS,

14

Nov

embe

r 19

78

Swiss

He

lmho

ltz

Centr

e Po

tsdam

, De

utsch

es

GeoF

orsc

hung

sZen

trum

GFZ

"Biog

eoch

emist

ry a

nd

Geom

icrob

iolog

y of t

he M

alili

Lake

s, In

done

sia"

Memp

elajar

i as

pek-a

spek

mi

krobio

logis,

ge

okim

ia, da

n lim

nolog

i dar

i Da

nau-

dana

u Ma

lili

Mikro

biolog

i 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

15

Mei 2

015

Sulse

l (Dan

au-

dana

u Mali

li) Pu

slit L

imno

logi L

IPI (

Dr.

Cynth

ia He

nny d

an tim

)

34

Mr. B

in Fa

n Sh

angh

ai, 23

Fe

brua

ri 196

0 RR

T Th

e Firs

t Ins

titute

of Oc

eano

grap

hy

"Sou

th C

hina

Sea

- In

done

sian

Seas

Tr

ansp

ort/E

xcha

nge

(SIT

E) a

nd

Dyna

mics

of

Sund

a an

d Lo

mbo

k Stra

its"

Melak

ukan

pe

ngam

atan

dinam

ika la

ut ali

ran p

anas

di

antar

a lau

tan

Indon

esia

dan

Laut

Cina

Se

latan

di

Selat

Kar

imata

de

ngan

me

lakuk

an

pema

sang

an

moor

ing

Osea

nogr

afi

25 (d

ua

puluh

lima)

ha

ri, mu

lai 2

Ju

ni 20

15

Pera

iran S

elat

Karim

ata da

n Se

lat Lo

mbok

Pusa

t Pen

gkaji

an da

n Pe

reka

yasa

an T

ekno

logi

Kelau

tan da

n Per

ikana

n, Ba

litban

g KP

, KKP

(D

r.rer

.nat A

gus S

etyaw

an,

Mukti

Tre

nggo

no, M

.Si.,

dan t

im)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

35

Mr. S

hujia

ng Li

Sh

ando

ng, 1

1 No

vemb

er 19

79

RRT

The F

irst

Institu

te of

Ocea

nogr

aphy

"Sou

th C

hina

Sea

- In

done

sian

Seas

Tr

ansp

ort/E

xcha

nge

(SIT

E) a

nd

Dyna

mics

of

Sund

a an

d Lo

mbo

k Stra

its"

Melak

ukan

pe

ngam

atan

dinam

ika la

ut ali

ran p

anas

di

antar

a lau

tan

Indon

esia

dan

Laut

Cina

Se

latan

di

Selat

Kar

imata

de

ngan

me

lakuk

an

pema

sang

an

moor

ing

Osea

nogr

afi

25 (d

ua

puluh

lima)

ha

ri, mu

lai 2

Ju

ni 20

15

Pera

iran S

elat

Karim

ata da

n Se

lat Lo

mbok

Pusa

t Pen

gkaji

an da

n Pe

reka

yasa

an T

ekno

logi

Kelau

tan da

n Per

ikana

n, Ba

litban

g KP

, KKP

(D

r.rer

.nat A

gus S

etyaw

an,

Mukti

Tre

nggo

no, M

.Si.,

dan t

im)

36

Mr. X

u Ten

gfei

China

, 27

Febr

uari 1

986

RRT

The F

irst

Institu

te of

Ocea

nogr

aphy

"Sou

th C

hina

Sea

- In

done

sian

Seas

Tr

ansp

ort/E

xcha

nge

(SIT

E) a

nd

Dyna

mics

of

Sund

a an

d Lo

mbo

k Stra

its"

Melak

ukan

pe

ngam

atan

dinam

ika la

ut ali

ran p

anas

di

antar

a lau

tan

Indon

esia

dan

Laut

Cina

Se

latan

di

Selat

Kar

imata

de

ngan

me

lakuk

an

pema

sang

an

moor

ing

Osea

nogr

afi

25 (d

ua

puluh

lima)

ha

ri, mu

lai 2

Ju

ni 20

15

Pera

iran S

elat

Karim

ata da

n Se

lat Lo

mbok

Pusa

t Pen

gkaji

an da

n Pe

reka

yasa

an T

ekno

logi

Kelau

tan da

n Per

ikana

n, Ba

litban

g KP

, KKP

(D

r.rer

.nat A

gus S

etyaw

an,

Mukti

Tre

nggo

no, M

.Si.,

dan t

im)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

37

Mr. X

iaoqin

g Xu

Shan

dong

, 09

Janu

ari 1

986

RRT

The F

irst

Institu

te of

Ocea

nogr

aphy

"Sou

th C

hina

Sea

- In

done

sian

Seas

Tr

ansp

ort/E

xcha

nge

(SIT

E) a

nd

Dyna

mics

of

Sund

a an

d Lo

mbo

k Stra

its"

Melak

ukan

pe

ngam

atan

dinam

ika la

ut ali

ran p

anas

di

antar

a lau

tan

Indon

esia

dan

Laut

Cina

Se

latan

di

Selat

Kar

imata

de

ngan

me

lakuk

an

pema

sang

an

moor

ing

Osea

nogr

afi

25 (d

ua

puluh

lima)

ha

ri, mu

lai 2

Ju

ni 20

15

Pera

iran S

elat

Karim

ata da

n Se

lat Lo

mbok

Pusa

t Pen

gkaji

an da

n Pe

reka

yasa

an T

ekno

logi

Kelau

tan da

n Per

ikana

n, Ba

litban

g KP

, KKP

(D

r.rer

.nat A

gus S

etyaw

an,

Mukti

Tre

nggo

no, M

.Si.,

dan t

im)

38

Ms. V

era B

rittig

Hung

aria,

23

Mei 1

977

Hung

aria

Muse

um of

Fin

e Arts

– Fe

renc

Hop

p Mu

seum

of

Asiat

ic Ar

ts

“Hist

ory o

f the

Ja

vane

se

Colle

ction

of t

he

Fere

nc H

opp

Mus

eum

of

Asiat

ic Ar

ts”

Meng

eksp

lora

si da

n me

ngon

tekstu

alisa

sikan

ko

leksi

seni

Jawa

di

Muse

um

Fere

nc H

opp

Muse

um da

n un

tuk m

elaca

k ke

mbali

asal-

usuln

ya

Kese

nian

dan b

uday

a 6 (

enam

) bu

lan, m

ulai

7 Mei

2015

DI Y

ogya

karta

da

n Jaw

a Ba

rat (

Kota

Bogo

r, Ka

b. Bo

gor,

Kota

Cire

bon d

an

Kab.

Cire

bon)

Unive

rsitas

San

ata D

harm

a (Jo

hane

s Eka

Priy

atma,

M.Sc

., Ph.D

.)

39

Mr. S

tig K

arl

Joha

n To

rsten

sson

Swed

ia, 18

Juni

1987

Sw

edia

Upps

ala

Unive

rsity

“Pre

-feas

abilit

y stu

dy o

f was

te

to e

nerg

y in

Kuta

i Ka

rtane

gara

, In

done

sia”

Melak

ukan

stu

di ke

layak

an

untuk

im

pleme

ntasi

pemb

angk

it lis

trik be

rbas

is sa

mpah

Ener

gi da

n lin

gkun

gan

3 (tig

a)

bulan

, mula

i 12

Mei

2015

Kalim

antan

Tim

ur (K

utai

Karta

nega

ra)

Bada

n Pen

elitia

n dan

Pe

ngem

bang

an K

ab. K

utai

Karta

nega

ra (D

r. Ir.

S.

Syar

ief F

athilla

h, M.

P)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

40

Mr. J

on

Gaze

lius

Swed

ia, 15

Fe

brua

ri 198

8 Sw

edia

Upps

ala

Unive

rsity

“Pre

-feas

abilit

y stu

dy o

f was

te

to e

nerg

y in

Kuta

i Ka

rtane

gara

, In

done

sia”

Melak

ukan

stu

di ke

layak

an

untuk

im

pleme

ntasi

pemb

angk

it lis

trik be

rbas

is sa

mpah

Ener

gi da

n lin

gkun

gan

3 (tig

a)

bulan

, mula

i 12

Mei

2015

Kalim

antan

Tim

ur (K

utai

Karta

nega

ra)

Bada

n Pen

elitia

n dan

Pe

ngem

bang

an K

ab. K

utai

Karta

nega

ra (D

r. Ir.

S.

Syar

ief F

athilla

h, M.

P)

41

Mr. Id

sert

Jelsm

a Gr

aven

hage

, 23

Nove

mber

1979

Be

landa

Ut

rech

t Un

iversi

ty &

UGM

"Lar

ge-s

cale

Inve

stmen

t in

Food

, Fibr

e, a

nd

Ener

gy:

Susta

inable

op

tions

that

wo

rk fo

r for

est

and

the

poor

(L

IFFE

Opt

ions,

secti

ons

Indo

nesia

)"

Mene

liti tip

e pe

rkebu

nan

yang

dit

erap

kan

dalam

indu

stri

kerta

s dan

ke

lapa s

awit

serta

meli

hat

damp

ak

lingk

unga

nnya

Sosio

Ek

onom

i Pe

rtania

n

9 (se

mbila

n)

bulan

, mula

i 12

Agu

stus

2015

Jaba

r (Bo

gor),

Ri

au, K

altim

, Lo

kasi

Baru

: Su

mbar

(P

asam

an

Bara

t)

Faku

ltas K

ehuta

nan U

GM

(Oka

Kar

yanto

, S.P

., M.

Sc.)

42

Prof.

Dr.

Satis

h Si

ngh

India,

1 De

semb

er 19

57

Inggr

is Ins

titut d

e Ph

ysiqu

e du

Glob

e de P

aris

“Men

tawa

i Gap

-Ts

unam

i Ea

rthqu

ake

Risk

As

sess

men

t (M

EGA-

TERA

)”

Memp

elajar

i sif

at ge

ologi

dan g

eofis

ika

dasa

r laut

dalam

ka

itann

ya

deng

an

kege

mpaa

n da

n tsu

nami

se

baga

i sala

h sa

tu up

aya

untuk

me

lakuk

an

mitig

asi

benc

ana

Geolo

gi da

n Ke

lautan

45

(emp

at pu

luh lim

a)

hari m

ulai 2

0 Me

i 201

5

Pera

iran S

elat

Menta

wai d

an

Samu

dera

Hi

ndia

lepas

pa

ntai K

ab.

Kepu

lauan

Me

ntawa

i

Pusa

t Pen

elitia

n Ge

otekn

ologi

LIPI (

Dr.Ir

. Ha

ryadi

Perm

ana d

an D

r. Nu

groh

o Dwi

Han

anto)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

43

Dr. H

elene

Ca

rton

Pera

ncis,

2 Ju

ni 19

78

Pera

ncis

Institu

t de

Phys

ique d

u Gl

obe d

e Par

is

“Men

tawa

i Gap

-Ts

unam

i Ea

rthqu

ake

Risk

As

sess

men

t (M

EGA-

TERA

)”

Memp

elajar

i sif

at ge

ologi

dan g

eofis

ika

dasa

r laut

dalam

ka

itann

ya

deng

an

kege

mpaa

n da

n tsu

nami

se

baga

i sala

h sa

tu up

aya

untuk

me

lakuk

an

mitig

asi

benc

ana

Geolo

gi da

n Ke

lautan

45

(emp

at pu

luh lim

a)

hari m

ulai 2

0 Me

i 201

5

Pera

iran S

elat

Menta

wai d

an

Samu

dera

Hi

ndia

lepas

pa

ntai K

ab.

Kepu

lauan

Me

ntawa

i

Pusa

t Pen

elitia

n Ge

otekn

ologi

LIPI (

Dr.Ir

. Ha

ryadi

Perm

ana d

an D

r. Nu

groh

o Dwi

Han

anto)

44

Mr. R

omain

Du

perra

y Pe

ranc

is, 15

Ag

ustus

1991

Pe

ranc

is Ins

titut d

e Ph

ysiqu

e du

Glob

e de P

aris

“Men

tawa

i Gap

-Ts

unam

i Ea

rthqu

ake

Risk

As

sess

men

t (M

EGA-

TERA

)”

Memp

elajar

i sif

at ge

ologi

dan g

eofis

ika

dasa

r laut

dalam

ka

itann

ya

deng

an

kege

mpaa

n da

n tsu

nami

se

baga

i sala

h sa

tu up

aya

untuk

me

lakuk

an

mitig

asi

benc

ana

Geolo

gi da

n Ke

lautan

45

(emp

at pu

luh lim

a)

hari m

ulai 2

0 Me

i 201

5

Pera

iran S

elat

Menta

wai d

an

Samu

dera

Hi

ndia

lepas

pa

ntai K

ab.

Kepu

lauan

Me

ntawa

i

Pusa

t Pen

elitia

n Ge

otekn

ologi

LIPI (

Dr.Ir

. Ha

ryadi

Perm

ana d

an D

r. Nu

groh

o Dwi

Han

anto)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

45

Dr. S

heng

ji Wei

RRT,

20

Agus

tus 19

82

RRT

Earth

Ob

serva

tory o

f Si

ngap

ore

“Men

tawa

i Gap

-Ts

unam

i Ea

rthqu

ake

Risk

As

sess

men

t (M

EGA-

TERA

)”

Memp

elajar

i sif

at ge

ologi

dan g

eofis

ika

dasa

r laut

dalam

ka

itann

ya

deng

an

kege

mpaa

n da

n tsu

nami

se

baga

i sala

h sa

tu up

aya

untuk

me

lakuk

an

mitig

asi

benc

ana

Geolo

gi da

n Ke

lautan

45

(emp

at pu

luh lim

a)

hari m

ulai 2

0 Me

i 201

5

Pera

iran S

elat

Menta

wai d

an

Samu

dera

Hi

ndia

lepas

pa

ntai K

ab.

Kepu

lauan

Me

ntawa

i

Pusa

t Pen

elitia

n Ge

otekn

ologi

LIPI (

Dr.Ir

. Ha

ryadi

Perm

ana d

an D

r. Nu

groh

o Dwi

Han

anto)

46

Dr. F

rede

rique

Le

clerc

Pera

ncis,

8 Ap

ril 19

87

Pera

ncis

Earth

Ob

serva

tory o

f Si

ngap

ore

“Men

tawa

i Gap

-Ts

unam

i Ea

rthqu

ake

Risk

As

sess

men

t (M

EGA-

TERA

)”

Memp

elajar

i sif

at ge

ologi

dan g

eofis

ika

dasa

r laut

dalam

ka

itann

ya

deng

an

kege

mpaa

n da

n tsu

nami

se

baga

i sala

h sa

tu up

aya

untuk

me

lakuk

an

mitig

asi

benc

ana

Geolo

gi da

n Ke

lautan

45

(emp

at pu

luh lim

a)

hari m

ulai 2

0 Me

i 201

5

Pera

iran S

elat

Menta

wai d

an

Samu

dera

Hi

ndia

lepas

pa

ntai K

ab.

Kepu

lauan

Me

ntawa

i

Pusa

t Pen

elitia

n Ge

otekn

ologi

LIPI (

Dr.Ir

. Ha

ryadi

Perm

ana d

an D

r. Nu

groh

o Dwi

Han

anto)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

47

Mr. S

tephe

n Ca

rson

Inggr

is,18

Fe

brua

ri 198

9 Ing

gris

Earth

Ob

serva

tory o

f Si

ngap

ore

“Men

tawa

i Gap

-Ts

unam

i Ea

rthqu

ake

Risk

As

sess

men

t (M

EGA-

TERA

)”

Memp

elajar

i sif

at ge

ologi

dan g

eofis

ika

dasa

r laut

dalam

ka

itann

ya

deng

an

kege

mpaa

n da

n tsu

nami

se

baga

i sala

h sa

tu up

aya

untuk

me

lakuk

an

mitig

asi

benc

ana

Geolo

gi da

n Ke

lautan

45

(emp

at pu

luh lim

a)

hari m

ulai 2

0 Me

i 201

5

Pera

iran S

elat

Menta

wai d

an

Samu

dera

Hi

ndia

lepas

pa

ntai K

ab.

Kepu

lauan

Me

ntawa

i

Pusa

t Pen

elitia

n Ge

otekn

ologi

LIPI (

Dr.Ir

. Ha

ryadi

Perm

ana d

an D

r. Nu

groh

o Dwi

Han

anto)

48

Mr. A

noop

Th

omas

Ind

ia, 9

April

1972

Ind

ia Se

a Lan

d Te

chno

logy

“Men

tawa

i Gap

-Ts

unam

i Ea

rthqu

ake

Risk

As

sess

men

t (M

EGA-

TERA

)”

Memp

elajar

i sif

at ge

ologi

dan g

eofis

ika

dasa

r laut

dalam

ka

itann

ya

deng

an

kege

mpaa

n da

n tsu

nami

se

baga

i sala

h sa

tu up

aya

untuk

me

lakuk

an

mitig

asi

benc

ana

Geolo

gi da

n Ke

lautan

45

(emp

at pu

luh lim

a)

hari m

ulai 2

0 Me

i 201

5

Pera

iran S

elat

Menta

wai d

an

Samu

dera

Hi

ndia

lepas

pa

ntai K

ab.

Kepu

lauan

Me

ntawa

i

Pusa

t Pen

elitia

n Ge

otekn

ologi

LIPI (

Dr.Ir

. Ha

ryadi

Perm

ana d

an D

r. Nu

groh

o Dwi

Han

anto)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

49

Mr. K

hoo Y

ih Ch

yuan

Ma

laysia

, 13

April

1985

Ma

laysia

Se

a Lan

d Te

chno

logy

“Men

tawa

i Gap

-Ts

unam

i Ea

rthqu

ake

Risk

As

sess

men

t (M

EGA-

TERA

)”

Memp

elajar

i sif

at ge

ologi

dan g

eofis

ika

dasa

r laut

dalam

ka

itann

ya

deng

an

kege

mpaa

n da

n tsu

nami

se

baga

i sala

h sa

tu up

aya

untuk

me

lakuk

an

mitig

asi

benc

ana

Geolo

gi da

n Ke

lautan

45

(emp

at pu

luh lim

a)

hari m

ulai 2

0 Me

i 201

5

Pera

iran S

elat

Menta

wai d

an

Samu

dera

Hi

ndia

lepas

pa

ntai K

ab.

Kepu

lauan

Me

ntawa

i

Pusa

t Pen

elitia

n Ge

otekn

ologi

LIPI (

Dr.Ir

. Ha

ryadi

Perm

ana d

an D

r. Nu

groh

o Dwi

Han

anto)

50

Mr. M

uham

mad

Ramd

an B

in Ka

maru

ddin

Sing

apur

a, 7

Juni

1989

Si

ngap

ura

Sea L

and

Tech

nolog

y “M

enta

wai G

ap-

Tsun

ami

Earth

quak

e Ri

sk

Asse

ssm

ent

(MEG

A-TE

RA)”

Memp

elajar

i sif

at ge

ologi

dan g

eofis

ika

dasa

r laut

dalam

ka

itann

ya

deng

an

kege

mpaa

n da

n tsu

nami

se

baga

i sala

h sa

tu up

aya

untuk

me

lakuk

an

mitig

asi

benc

ana

Geolo

gi da

n Ke

lautan

45

(emp

at pu

luh lim

a)

hari m

ulai 2

0 Me

i 201

5

Pera

iran S

elat

Menta

wai d

an

Samu

dera

Hi

ndia

lepas

pa

ntai K

ab.

Kepu

lauan

Me

ntawa

i

Pusa

t Pen

elitia

n Ge

otekn

ologi

LIPI (

Dr.Ir

. Ha

ryadi

Perm

ana d

an D

r. Nu

groh

o Dwi

Han

anto)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

51

Mr. A

nthon

y De

eban

k Ing

gris,

3 No

vemb

er 19

64

Inggr

is Se

a Lan

d Te

chno

logy

“Men

tawa

i Gap

-Ts

unam

i Ea

rthqu

ake

Risk

As

sess

men

t (M

EGA-

TERA

)”

Memp

elajar

i sif

at ge

ologi

dan g

eofis

ika

dasa

r laut

dalam

ka

itann

ya

deng

an

kege

mpaa

n da

n tsu

nami

se

baga

i sala

h sa

tu up

aya

untuk

me

lakuk

an

mitig

asi

benc

ana

Geolo

gi da

n Ke

lautan

45

(emp

at pu

luh lim

a)

hari m

ulai 2

0 Me

i 201

5

Pera

iran S

elat

Menta

wai d

an

Samu

dera

Hi

ndia

lepas

pa

ntai K

ab.

Kepu

lauan

Me

ntawa

i

Pusa

t Pen

elitia

n Ge

otekn

ologi

LIPI (

Dr.Ir

. Ha

ryadi

Perm

ana d

an D

r. Nu

groh

o Dwi

Han

anto)

52

Mr. P

hilip

Thom

as

Sing

apur

a, 16

Ok

tober

1985

Si

ngap

ura

Sea L

and

Tech

nolog

y “M

enta

wai G

ap-

Tsun

ami

Earth

quak

e Ri

sk

Asse

ssm

ent

(MEG

A-TE

RA)”

Memp

elajar

i sif

at ge

ologi

dan g

eofis

ika

dasa

r laut

dalam

ka

itann

ya

deng

an

kege

mpaa

n da

n tsu

nami

se

baga

i sala

h sa

tu up

aya

untuk

me

lakuk

an

mitig

asi

benc

ana

Geolo

gi da

n Ke

lautan

45

(emp

at pu

luh lim

a)

hari m

ulai 2

0 Me

i 201

5

Pera

iran S

elat

Menta

wai d

an

Samu

dera

Hi

ndia

lepas

pa

ntai K

ab.

Kepu

lauan

Me

ntawa

i

Pusa

t Pen

elitia

n Ge

otekn

ologi

LIPI (

Dr.Ir

. Ha

ryadi

Perm

ana d

an D

r. Nu

groh

o Dwi

Han

anto)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

53

Mr. R

apatt

oni

Julia

n Jos

s Au

strali

a, 15

De

semb

er 19

90

Austr

alia

Unive

rsity

of W

ester

n Au

strali

a

“The

pat

tern

an

d ge

nom

e m

utat

ion o

f HIV

an

tiret

rovir

al re

sista

nce

in Dr

. So

etom

o Ho

spita

l, Su

raba

ya”

Eksp

olora

si po

la AR

V ter

hada

p be

bera

pa

pasie

n di R

S Dr

. Soe

tomo

Sura

baya

se

rta m

enca

ri da

ta me

ngen

ai po

la re

sisten

si AR

V ge

notip

Kese

hatan

3 (

tiga)

bu

lan, m

ulai

20 M

ei 20

15

Jawa

Tim

ur

(Sur

abay

a)

Faku

ltas K

edok

teran

UN

AIR

(Pro

f. Agu

ng

Pran

oto) d

an LP

T UN

AIR

(Pro

f. Mar

linge

Lusid

a)

54

Mr. A

lastai

r Jo

hn K

embe

r Ing

gris,

2 No

vemb

er 19

76

Inggr

is Un

iversi

ty of

Plym

outh

“A

cous

tic

mon

itorin

g as

a

surv

ey m

etho

d fo

r the

Crit

ically

En

dang

ered

Su

lawes

i cr

este

d bla

ck

mac

aque

M

acac

a nig

ra”

Memp

elajar

i ap

akah

pe

manta

uan

akus

tik co

cok

untuk

me

manta

u ko

munit

as

Maca

ca N

igra

Kons

erva

si,

prim

atolog

i 3 (

tiga)

bu

lan, m

ulai

23 M

ei 20

15

Sulaw

esi U

tara

(Cag

ar A

lam

Tang

koko

-Ba

tuang

as)

Unive

rsitas

Sam

Ratu

langi

(Dr.

John

y S. T

asirin

)

55

Mr. M

ichae

l La

wren

ce D

e Al

essi

Amer

ika, 2

7 Juli

19

69

Amer

ika

Serik

at

Unive

rsity

of W

ashin

gton

“Mar

ine

Cons

erva

tion

in In

done

sia:

Mini

mum

Size

Lim

its in

the

Blue

Swi

mm

ing

Crab

Fish

ery

and

the

Ban

on

Traw

ling”

Untuk

lebih

me

maha

mi

insen

tif ek

onom

i, so

sial, d

an

ekolo

gi ap

a ya

ng di

resp

on

oleh n

elaya

n ra

junga

n se

tempa

t

Kebij

akan

da

n kela

utan

11 (s

ebela

s) bu

lan, m

ulai

22 Ju

ni 20

15

Lamp

ung,

Beng

kulu,

Ja

wa T

imur

(P

ati),

Jawa

Te

ngah

(D

emak

), Su

lawes

i Te

ngga

ra

(Mun

a, Ko

nawe

), Ma

luku

(Amb

on),

Loka

si Ba

ru :

Bali

Pusa

t Kaji

an S

umbe

rday

a Pe

sisir d

an La

utan I

PB (D

r. Lu

ky A

drian

to)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

56

Ms. S

ophie

Am

elia V

augh

n Ki

rklin

Inggr

is, 10

Juni

1992

Ing

gris

Unive

rsity

Colle

ge

Lond

on

“Ora

ng-u

tan

mot

her-i

nfan

t ac

tivity

pat

tern

s an

d inf

ant

deve

lopm

ent”

Meng

eksp

lora

si pe

riode

ke

terga

ntung

an o

rang

utan

da

n pola

pe

rkemb

anga

nnya

Prim

atolog

i 6 (

enam

) bu

lan, m

ulai

25 M

ei 20

15

Kalim

antan

Te

ngah

(S

eban

gau)

CIMT

ROP,

Univ

ersit

as

Palan

gka R

aya

(Hen

dri

Saga

ra da

n Idr

us)

57

Ms. F

atin

Nabil

a Bt M

d Na

zaru

ddin

Malay

sia, 1

8 No

vemb

er 19

92

Malay

sia

Scho

ol Of

Bi

ologic

al Sc

ience

, Un

iversi

ti Sa

ins

Malay

sia

“Ora

ngut

an-

Hum

an

Inte

racti

on”

Memp

elajar

i pe

rilaku

oran

g uta

n ter

hada

p ba

nyak

nya

manu

sia ya

ng

datan

g

Prim

atolog

i 6 (

enam

) bu

lan, m

ulai

11 Ju

ni 20

15

Suma

tera

Utar

a (TN

Na

siona

l Gu

nung

Le

user

, Buk

it La

wang

)

Faku

ltas P

ertan

ian

Unive

rsitas

Sum

atera

Ut

ara (

Onriz

al, S

.Hut,

M.S

i)

58

Ms. A

drien

ne

Louis

e Con

tasti

Kana

da, 1

Fe

brua

ri 198

6 Ka

nada

Un

iversi

ty of

Britis

h Co

lumbia

“Pre

serv

ing

Ecos

yste

m

Thro

ugh

Spec

ies

Inte

racti

ons :

Co

nser

vatio

n Pl

annin

g fo

r Bu

ton

Islan

d,

Indo

nesia

”

Meny

elidik

i ba

gaim

ana

gang

guan

ma

nusia

me

mpen

garu

hi m

amali

a dan

tan

aman

yang

mu

ngkin

be

rgan

tung

pada

mer

eka

di ek

osist

em

hutan

Pula

u Bu

ton,

Sulaw

esi

Teng

gara

, Ind

ones

ia

Ekolo

gi 4 (

empa

t) bu

lan, m

ulai

1 Jun

i 201

5

Sulaw

esi

Teng

gara

(C

agar

Alam

Bu

tan U

tara

dan H

utan

Lindu

ng

Lamb

usan

go)

Unive

rsitas

Halu

oleo (

Dr.

Ir. La

ode S

abar

uddin

, M.S

i)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

59

Ms. F

aizah

Bi

nte Z

akar

ia Si

ngap

ura,

28

Septe

mber

19

80

Sing

apur

a Ya

le Un

ivers

ity

“The

Mak

ing o

f a

Tran

snat

ional

Midd

le Cl

ass:

Migr

ation

, M

obilit

y and

the

Man

dailin

g Fa

mily

in B

ritish

M

alaya

and

the

Dutch

Eas

t In

dies,

1800

-19

42”

Mene

liti ja

lur

ekon

omi y

ang

ditem

puh

pend

atang

Ma

ndail

ing

saat

mere

ka

pinda

h dar

i ka

mpun

g ha

laman

me

reka

Sejar

ah

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 2

5 Me

i 201

5

DKI J

akar

ta,

Suma

tera

Utar

a (Me

dan,

Tapa

nuli

Selat

an),

Suma

tera

Bara

t (P

adan

gpan

jang)

Unive

rsitas

Kato

lik

Indon

esia

Atma

Jaya

(Pro

f dr

g. Et

ty Ind

riati,

PhD)

60

Mr. N

eil Ju

n Sa

la Lo

bite

Filipi

na, 7

De

semb

er 19

91

Filipi

na

Unive

rsity

of the

Phil

ippine

s “In

fluen

ce o

f Tr

opica

l Lo

wlan

d Ra

infor

est

Tran

sform

ation

Sy

stem

s to

the

Com

mun

ity,

Gene

tic a

nd

Trop

hic

Stru

cture

of

Bats

in Ja

mbi,

Su

mat

ra”

Mema

hami

da

mpak

dari

trans

forma

si sis

tem hu

tan

terha

dap

komu

nitas

dan

gene

tik

kelel

awar

di

Jamb

i

Ekolo

gi 4 (

empa

t) bu

lan, m

ulai

28 M

ei 20

15

Jamb

i (TN

Bukit

Du

abela

s, Hu

tan H

ujan

Hara

pan,

Perke

buna

n sa

wit d

an ka

ret

di Ba

tangh

ari

dan

Saro

langu

n)

Institu

t Per

tanian

Bog

or

(Pro

f. Dr.

Dama

yanti

Bu

chor

i)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

61

Ms. M

aho A

my

Ishigu

ro

AS, 2

3 Ap

ril 19

81

Amer

ika

Serik

at

Wes

leyan

Un

iversi

ty “S

aman

Dan

ce

in Di

aspo

ra:

Fem

ale S

aman

Da

nce

as

Cultu

ral Id

entity

, Ex

pres

sions

of

Piet

y, an

d Po

pular

Cult

ure”

Memp

elajar

i ma

kna t

ari

Sama

n di

setia

p lok

asi,

baga

iman

a pe

maha

man

pema

in ter

hada

p pe

ruba

han t

ari

Sama

n, da

n ba

gaim

ana

peru

baha

n ter

sebu

t me

mpen

garu

hi tr

ansfo

rmas

i tar

i dan

mus

ik

Seni

pertu

njuka

n 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

8 Ju

ni 20

15

DKI J

akar

ta da

n DI

Yogy

akar

ta

Institu

t Kes

enian

Jaka

rta

(Nya

k Ina

Ras

euki,

Ph.D

.)

BULA

N JU

NI

1 Mr

. Vije

sh

Vijay

a Kr

ishna

Ind

ia, 25

Ok

tober

1976

Ind

ia Ge

org-

Augu

st-Un

iversi

tat-

Goett

ingen

“Det

erm

inant

s of

land

use

ch

ange

and

im

pact

on

hous

ehold

we

lfare

am

ong

small

holde

r fa

rmer

s”

Mema

hami

pe

ngge

rak

sosio

-eko

nomi

da

n dam

pak

dari

peru

baha

n pe

nggu

naan

lah

an di

Pr

ovins

i Jam

bi

Ekolo

gi 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

1 Ju

ni 20

15

Jamb

i (B

atang

hari,

Saro

langu

n, Mu

aro J

ambi,

Bu

ngo d

an

Tebo

)

Institu

t Per

tanian

Bog

or

(Pro

f. Dr.

Herm

anto

Sire

gar),

Univ

ersit

as Ja

mbi

(Zak

ki Fa

thoni)

2 Mr

. Chr

istop

h Al

exan

der

Kubit

za

Jerm

an, 2

2 Juli

19

89

Jerm

an

Geor

g-Au

gust-

Unive

rsitat

-Go

etting

en

“Det

erm

inant

s of

land

use

ch

ange

and

im

pact

on

hous

ehold

we

lfare

am

ong

small

holde

r fa

rmer

s”

Mema

hami

pe

ngge

rak

sosio

-eko

nomi

da

n dam

pak

dari

peru

baha

n pe

nggu

naan

lah

an di

Pr

ovins

i Jam

bi

Ekolo

gi 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

1 Ju

ni 20

15

Jamb

i (B

atang

hari,

Saro

langu

n, Mu

aro J

ambi,

Bu

ngo d

an

Tebo

)

Institu

t Per

tanian

Bog

or

(Pro

f. Dr.

Herm

anto

Sire

gar),

Univ

ersit

as Ja

mbi

(Zak

ki Fa

thoni)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

3 Ms

. Jon

ida B

ou

Dib

Alba

nia, 1

3 De

semb

er 19

85

Alba

nia

Geor

g-Au

gust-

Unive

rsitat

-Go

etting

en

“The

relev

ant

incom

e so

urce

s fo

r rur

al no

n-fa

rm

hous

ehold

s and

th

e ro

le of

em

ploym

ent

cont

racts

and

loc

al ins

titutio

ns

on in

com

e ine

quali

ty in

Jam

bi,

Indo

nesia

”

Meng

anali

sa

berb

agai

sumb

er

pend

apata

n da

n per

anny

a un

tuk ru

mah

tangg

a yan

g tid

ak m

emilik

i ke

bun k

elapa

sa

wit

Ekolo

gi 6 (

enam

) bu

lan, m

ulai

1 Jun

i 201

5

Jamb

i (B

atang

hari,

Saro

langu

n, Mu

aro J

ambi,

Bu

ngo d

an

Tebo

)

Institu

t Per

tanian

Bog

or

(Pro

f. Dr.

Herm

anto

Sire

gar),

Univ

ersit

as Ja

mbi

(Zak

ki Fa

thoni)

4 Ms

. Mad

eline

Le

e Tha

ler

AS, 7

Juni

1986

Am

erika

Se

rikat

Ox

ford

Broo

kes

Unive

rsity

“Soc

ial

Deve

lopm

ent o

f Ju

venil

e Or

ang-

utan

s (Po

ngo

pygm

aeus

): Pl

ay B

ehav

ior

and

Inte

racti

ons

in a

reha

bilita

tion

cent

er in

Wes

t Ka

liman

tan”

Mema

hami

pe

ran d

ari

perm

ainan

pa

da

perke

mban

gan o

rang

utan

ya

ng tin

ggal

di pe

nang

kara

n de

ngan

me

merh

atika

n va

riasi

dan

freku

ensi

perm

ainan

Prim

atolog

i 4 (

empa

t) bu

lan, m

ulai

3 Jun

i 201

5

Kalim

antan

Ba

rat

(Keta

pang

)

Unive

rsitas

Indo

nesia

Re

sear

ch C

enter

for

Clim

ate C

hang

e (Ro

ndan

g Si

rega

r)

5 Ms

. Afiq

ah B

inti

Miza

n Ma

laysia

, 3 M

ei 19

93

Malay

sia

Rutge

rs Un

iversi

ty “O

rang

utan

(P

ongo

py

gmae

us

wurm

bii)

nutri

tion,

en

erge

tics,

and

healt

h at

the

Tuan

an

Oran

guta

n Re

sear

ch

Melih

at pe

rilaku

dan

resp

on

oran

gutan

ter

utama

or

angu

tan

dewa

sa ke

tika

terjad

i ke

langk

aan

buah

dan

Prim

atolog

i 3 (

tiga)

bu

lan, m

ulai

11 Ju

ni 20

15

Kalim

antan

Te

ngah

(S

tasiun

Pe

neliti

an

Oran

gutan

Tu

anan

)

Unive

rsitas

Nas

ional

(Prim

a Lad

y)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

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AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

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AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

Stat

ion”

sumb

er nu

trisi

6 Mr

. Tak

ashi

Sugis

hima

Hokk

aido,

Jepa

ng, 9

Fe

brua

ri 195

3

Jepa

ng

Kyoto

Un

iversi

ty “A

nthr

opolo

gical

Rese

arch

on

the

Origi

n M

yths o

f Tr

aditio

nal

Politi

cal

Divis

ions

(Tan

ah

Pers

ekut

uan

) in

Cent

ral F

lores

, Nu

sa T

engg

ara

Tim

ur”

Mene

liti

meng

enai

kebu

daya

an,

khus

usny

a me

ngen

ai tra

disi li

san

lokal

masy

arak

at/

oran

g Lio

yang

berm

ukin

di Ka

b. En

de

dan K

ab.

Sikk

a

Antro

polog

i da

n sos

ial-

buda

ya

4 (em

pat)

bulan

, mula

i 9 J

uni 2

015

NTT

(Kab

. En

de da

n Kab

. Si

ka)

Pusa

t Pen

elitia

n Ke

masy

arak

atan d

an

Kebu

daya

an, L

emba

ga

Ilmu P

enge

tahua

n Ind

ones

ia (P

MB-L

IPI)

(Joha

nis H

aba)

7 Ms

. Rac

hel

Natal

ie Si

nshe

imer

AS, 2

2 Mei

1993

Am

erika

Se

rikat

Ge

orge

W

ashin

gton

Unive

rsity

“The

stre

ss

facto

r: Ex

amini

ng

anth

ropo

genic

so

urce

s of

stres

s in

wild

Mac

aca.

Nigr

a”

Memp

elajar

i fak

tor-fa

ktor

peny

ebab

str

ess p

ada M

. nig

ra lia

r

Biolo

gi da

n fis

iolog

i 8 (

delap

an)

bulan

, mula

i 10

Juni

2015

Jawa

Bar

at (B

ogor

), Su

lawes

i Utar

a (C

agar

Alam

Ta

ngko

ko)

IPB

(Dr.

drh.

Muha

mmad

Ag

il, MS

c.Agr

)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

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AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

8 Pr

of. W

ayne

Ar

den B

enne

tt Jr.

AS, 1

4 Ap

ril 19

58

Amer

ika

Serik

at

Depa

rtmen

t of

Biolo

gy, T

he

Unive

rsity

of W

est F

lorida

“Cha

racte

rizing

Im

pacts

of

Risin

g Se

a Su

rface

Te

mpe

ratu

res

on In

terti

dal

Faun

a in

the

Wak

atob

i M

arine

Nat

ional

Park

”

Meng

umpu

lkan i

nform

asi

tentan

g ek

ologi

terma

l he

wan y

ang

hidup

di

daer

ah

inter

tidal

tropis

da

n me

mpre

diksi

baga

iman

a po

pulas

i dan

sp

esies

-int

erak

si ak

an

mere

spon

ke

naika

n suh

u pe

rmuk

aan

laut

Biolo

gi Ke

lautan

3 (

tiga)

bu

lan, m

ulai

10 Ju

ni 20

15

Sulaw

esi

Teng

gara

(TN

Wak

atobi)

Faku

ltas P

erika

nan d

an

Kelau

tan, U

niver

sitas

Halu

Ol

eo (P

rof. L

a Sar

a, MS

., Ph

.D)

9 Mr

. Pau

l Jo

seph

Kell

ner

AS, 1

4 Jan

uari

1983

Am

erika

Se

rikat

Un

iversi

ty of

Oxfor

d De

partm

ent o

f Int

erna

tiona

l De

velop

ment

“Iden

tity

Perfo

rman

ce o

f St

reet

-Bas

ed

Yout

h in

Jaka

rta

and/

or

Yogy

akar

ta,

Indo

nesia

”

Memp

elajar

i ba

gaim

ana

komu

nitas

an

ak-a

naka

jal

anan

me

mben

tuk

dan

menu

njukk

an

identi

tasny

a di

berb

agai

situa

si

Sosio

logi

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 1

1 Ju

ni 20

15

DKI J

akar

ta,

DIY

(Kota

Yo

gyak

arta)

FISI

P UI

(Dr.

Arie

S.

Soes

ilo, M

Sc.)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

10

Mr. M

aarte

n Be

rnar

d Yv

onne

De

Brau

wer

Antw

erpe

n, Be

lgia,

7 De

semb

er 19

84

Belgi

a Cu

rtin

Unive

rsity

“Eco

logi, v

alue

and

thre

ats o

f cr

yptic

mar

ine

bent

hic fa

una

in In

done

sia”

Meng

evalu

asi

popu

lasi h

iu di

Indon

esia

bagia

n ten

gah

dan t

imur

dan

memp

elajar

i po

tensi

opsi

dan t

antan

gan

dalam

me

ngelo

la po

pulas

i ini

seca

ra

berke

lanjut

an

Biolo

gi ke

lautan

12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

15

Juni

2015

Sulaw

esi U

tara

(Sela

t Lem

beh

dan B

unak

en);

Bali (

Panta

i uta

ra da

n tim

ur);

NTT

(Pula

u Ko

modo

); Ma

luku

(Amb

on)

Unive

rsitas

Has

anud

in (P

rof. D

r. Ro

hani

Ambo

Ra

ppe)

11

Mr. R

yuich

i Hi

rano

Je

pang

, 3

Mare

t 199

0 Je

pang

Yo

koha

ma

Natio

nal

Unive

rsity

“Ass

essm

ent o

f re

cons

tructe

d re

sttlem

ent a

rea

and

its p

lannin

g ap

proa

ch fo

r 20

04 In

dian

Ocea

n Ea

rthqu

ake

and

Tsun

ami in

Ba

nda

Aceh

”

Memp

elajar

i pe

renc

anaa

n pe

mulih

an

masy

arak

at ya

ng

meru

paka

n ba

gian d

ari

pros

es

reha

bilita

si Ba

nda A

ceh

pask

a tsu

nami

Mitig

asi

Benc

ana

1 (sa

tu)

bulan

, mula

i 20

Juni

2015

Aceh

(Ban

da

Aceh

) Un

iversi

tas S

yiah

Kuala

(D

r. Kh

airul

Muna

di)

12

Ms. C

hrist

ina

Arian

i W

arten

berg

Brem

en, 2

8 No

vemb

er 19

86

Jerm

an

Swiss

Fed

eral

Institu

te of

Tech

nolog

y

"Soil

Re

stora

tion

in In

done

sian

Mixe

d Ag

rofo

rests

"

Meng

kaji

damp

ak

rege

nera

si tut

upan

pe

poho

nan

terha

dap

pemu

lihan

tan

ah pa

da

sistem

pr

oduk

si tan

aman

co

klat d

i

Ekolo

gi 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

12

Juni

2015

Sultra

, Jab

ar

(Bog

or),

Jatim

(M

alang

)

Balitb

ang

Keme

nteria

n Ke

hutan

an (D

r. He

sti

Lesta

ri Tata

)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

Sulaw

esi

13

Mr. A

lexan

der

David

Th

omps

on-

allso

p

Inggr

is, 2

Mare

t 19

91

Inggr

is Ou

trop,

Unive

rsity

of Ox

ford,

UK

“Ora

ng-u

tan

Com

mun

icatio

n:

Intra

-and

inte

r-ind

ividu

al va

riabil

ity in

or

ang-

utan

ca

lls”

Memp

elajar

i be

rbag

ai jen

is ko

munik

asi

yang

dil

akuk

an ol

eh

oran

g utan

di

Seba

ngau

Prim

atolog

i 6 (

enam

) bu

lan, m

ulai

12 Ju

ni 20

15

Kalim

antan

Te

ngah

(LAH

G Se

bang

au,

Stas

ion

Pene

litian

Ka

lampa

ngan

)

CIMT

ROP,

Univ

ersit

as

Palan

gka R

aya

(Suw

ido

Limin,

Sala

hudin

, Abd

ul Az

is)

14

Mr. T

omas

Bu

sina

Repu

blik C

eko,

21 M

ei 19

83

Repu

blik

Ceko

Cz

ech

Unive

rsity

of Lif

e Scie

nces

Pr

ague

“Sur

vival

and

site

fideli

ty stu

dy

of re

habil

itate

d an

d re

lease

d Bl

ack a

nd w

hite

Laug

hingt

hrus

hes

(Gar

rulax

bic

olor)

with

in In

-situ

co

nser

vatio

n pr

ogra

m”

Meme

riksa

tin

gkat

kema

tian d

an

peny

ebab

nya,

dan p

erila

ku

pasc

a-re

lease

bu

rung

La

ughin

g thr

ushe

s

Zoolo

gi 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

22

Juni

2015

Suma

tera

Utar

a (Ka

ro)

FMIP

A Un

iversi

tas

Suma

tera U

tara (

Dr.

Nursa

hara

Pas

aribu

, M.

Sc.)

15

Mr. C

hrist

ophe

r Ja

mes K

elly

Inggr

is, 18

Juni

1992

Ing

gris

King

's Co

llege

Lo

ndon

“C

an lo

calis

ed

resto

ratio

n of

we

tland

site

s pr

ovide

su

staina

ble

ecos

yste

m

serv

ices t

o low

-inc

ome

settle

men

ts th

roug

h fa

cilita

ting

urba

n ag

ricult

ure

in M

uara

Ang

ke,

Jaka

rta,

Indo

nesia

?”

Memp

elajar

i po

tensi

resto

rasi

kawa

san

pera

iran d

i se

kitar

Mua

ra

Angk

e untu

k dij

adika

n lah

an

pemu

kiman

ba

gi ma

syar

akat

berp

engh

asila

n ren

dah

Ekolo

gi da

n lin

gkun

gan

2 (du

a)

bulan

, mula

i 16

Juni

2015

DKI J

akar

ta (M

uara

Ang

ke

dan s

ekita

rnya

)

Faku

ltas B

iolog

i Un

iversi

tas N

asion

al (Ji

to Su

gard

jito da

n Tau

fik M

ei Mu

lyana

, Ssi.

)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

16

Ms. S

arah

Ann

e Ian

nicell

o Ka

nada

, 14

April

1988

Ka

nada

Yo

rk Un

iversi

ty “O

rang

utan

be

havio

r and

ad

apta

tions

in

Kuta

i Nat

ional

Park

, Eas

t Ka

liman

tan”

Memp

elajar

i ke

mamp

uan

adap

tasi d

an

fleks

ibilita

s da

n asp

ek-

aspe

k sos

io ek

ologi

Oran

gutan

(P

ongo

Py

gmau

es

morio

) baik

di

habit

at no

rmal

maup

un

ekstr

em

(rusa

k da

n tid

ak fa

milia

r)

Prim

atolog

i 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

22

Juni

2015

Kalim

antan

Tim

ur (T

N Ku

tai)

Balai

Tam

an N

asion

al Ku

tai (A

gusti

nus R

unde

Sa

mpe S

. Hut)

17

Mr. B

enjam

in Mi

chae

l Jos

t Sw

iss, 1

8 Mei

1986

Sw

iss

Earth

Scie

nce

Depa

rtmen

t, Ro

yal

Hollo

way

Unive

rsity

of Lo

ndon

“The

timing

of

mag

mat

ism,

met

amor

phism

an

d up

lift in

the

easte

rn B

ird‟s

Head

, Wes

t Pa

pua”

Meny

elidik

i me

tatur

bidite

s ka

dar r

enda

h da

n ting

gi da

ri for

masi

Palae

ozoic

Ke

mum

(kera

k Au

strali

a) da

n hu

bung

anny

a de

ngan

Pe

rmo-

Trias

sic

gran

itoid

Geolo

gi 4 (

empa

t) bu

lan, m

ulai

17 Ju

ni 20

15

Papu

a Bar

at (M

anok

wari,

Mano

kwar

i Se

latan

, Ma

ybra

t, Pe

gunu

ngan

Ar

fak, R

aja

Ampa

t, Sor

ong

(kota)

, Sor

ong,

Tamb

rauw

, Te

luk B

intun

i)

Institu

t Tek

nolog

i Ban

dung

(H

erwi

n Tira

nda)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

18

Mr. M

ax

Chris

tian

Mitch

ell W

ebb

Inggr

is, 16

Juni

1993

Ing

gris

Earth

Scie

nce

Depa

rtmen

t, Ro

yal

Hollo

way

Unive

rsity

of Lo

ndon

“Tim

ing o

f m

agm

atism

in

the

Neto

ni Pl

uton

ic Co

mple

x: im

plica

tions

for

displa

cem

ent o

n th

e So

rong

Fa

ult”

Mene

ntuka

n jum

lah

perp

indah

an

dari Z

ona

Sesa

r Sor

ong

dan j

ika

mung

kin,

waktu

pe

rpind

ahan

nya

Geolo

gi 4 (

empa

t) bu

lan, m

ulai

17 Ju

ni 20

15

DKI J

akar

ta,

Papu

a Bar

at (M

anok

wari,

Lemb

ah K

ebar

, pa

ntai u

tara

Papu

a Bar

at –

Mubr

ani,

Tamb

rauw

, Ma

urep

i, Koo

r, So

rong

dan

sekit

arny

a, ba

gian s

elatan

lem

bah K

ebar

- Ke

mum

High

, ar

ea se

kitar

Ra

nsiki

dan

Gn. A

rfak,

Dana

u Ang

gi)

Institu

t Tek

nolog

i Ban

dung

(H

erwi

n Tira

nda)

19

Mr. C

hrist

of Lie

berm

ann

Jerm

an, 5

Apr

il 19

86

Jerm

an

Earth

Scie

nce

Depa

rtmen

t, Ro

yal

Hollo

way

Unive

rsity

of Lo

ndon

“Pro

vena

nce

of

sedim

ents

from

Su

mat

ra,

Indo

nesia

”

Memp

elajar

i cir

i pop

ulasi

usia

zirko

n ba

wah t

anah

di

Suma

tera

dan u

ntuk

mema

hami

ten

tang j

alur

sedim

en da

ri Su

mater

a ke

ceku

ngan

se

dimen

Ke

nozo

ikum

Geolo

gi 4 (

empa

t) bu

lan, m

ulai

17 Ju

ni 20

15

Sumu

t (S

ibolga

, Ta

panu

li Te

ngah

, Ta

panu

li Se

latan

, Ma

ndail

ing

Natal

, Sibo

lga,

Lang

gapa

yung

); Su

mbar

(P

adan

g La

was U

tara,

Pada

ng

Side

mpua

n, Pa

sama

n, Lu

buks

ikapin

g, Pa

dang

Pa

riama

n,

Institu

t Tek

nolog

i Ban

dung

(D

arma

wan R

amad

e)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

Kota

Paria

man,

Kota

Pada

ng,

Sijun

jung,

Paria

man,

Pada

ng

Panja

ng,

Solok

, Dh

arma

sraya

, Ag

am);

Jamb

i (R

imbo

Bu

jang,

Bung

o, Me

rang

in,

Saro

langu

n,Ba

ngko

); Su

msel

(Lub

uk

Lingg

au, M

usi

Rawa

s, Em

pat

Lawa

ng, L

ahat,

Mu

ara E

nim,

Paga

r Alam

, Og

an

Kome

ring U

lu,

Muar

adua

, Cu

rup)

; Be

ngku

lu (R

ejang

Le

bong

, Ke

pahia

ng,

Beng

kulu,

Se

luma,

Beng

kulu

Selat

an, K

aur);

La

mpun

g (W

ay

Kana

n)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

20

Mr. A

rnold

Le

wis G

ordo

n Ne

w Yo

rk, 4

Febr

uari 1

940

Amer

ika

Serik

at

Colom

bia

Unive

rsity

“Mon

itorin

g In

done

sian

Thro

ughf

low

(MIT

F)”

Meng

ukur

su

hu da

n sa

linita

s pe

raira

n lau

t

Osea

nogr

afi

25 (d

ua

puluh

lima)

ha

ri, mu

lai 1

Ag

ustus

20

15

Pera

iran L

aut

Selat

Ma

kass

ar

Pusa

t Pen

gkaji

an da

n Pe

reka

yasa

an T

ekno

logi

Kelau

tan da

n Per

ikana

n (P

3TKP

) Bali

tbang

KP

-(Dr.

rer.n

at Ag

us S

etiaw

an,

M.Si

)

21

Mr. B

ruce

Alan

Hu

ber

Penn

sylva

nia, 4

De

semb

er 19

51

Amer

ika

Serik

at

Colom

bia

Unive

rsity

“Mon

itorin

g In

done

sian

Thro

ughf

low

(MIT

F)”

Meng

ukur

su

hu da

n sa

linita

s pe

raira

n lau

t

Osea

nogr

afi

25 (d

ua

puluh

lima)

ha

ri, mu

lai 1

Ag

ustus

20

15

Pera

iran L

aut

Selat

Ma

kass

ar

Pusa

t Pen

gkaji

an da

n Pe

reka

yasa

an T

ekno

logi

Kelau

tan da

n Per

ikana

n (P

3TKP

) Bali

tbang

KP

-(Dr.

rer.n

at Ag

us S

etiaw

an,

M.Si

)

22

Dr. E

ric N

elson

Sm

ith

Oklah

oma,

18

Septe

mber

19

69

Amer

ika

Serik

at

Unive

rsity

of Te

xas a

t Ar

lingto

n

“Exp

lorati

on an

d Sp

eciat

ion in

the

Volc

anoe

s of

the

Indon

esian

Ring

of

Fire:

A La

rge

Scale

Inve

ntory

of the

He

rpeto

fauna

of

the H

ighlan

ds of

Su

matra

and

Java

”

Melak

ukan

inv

entor

i be

bera

pa

spec

ies re

ptil

dan a

mfibi

di

datar

an tin

ggi

P. Ja

wa da

n P.

Sum

atera

Biolo

gi 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

30

Juni

2015

Bante

n, Ja

bar

(Bog

or,

Ciam

is,

Cian

jur, G

arut,

Ku

ninga

n, Su

kabu

mi),

Jawa

Ten

gah

(Ban

yuma

s, Je

para

, Ka

rang

anya

r),

JaTim

(B

anyu

wang

i, Bo

ndow

oso,

Kedir

i, Ma

getan

, Pa

suru

an,

Situb

ondo

), Ka

lTeng

(P

ulang

PI

sau)

, KalB

ar

(Kap

uas H

ulu),

Kepu

lauan

Na

tuna,

Aceh

(A

ceh B

esar

,

Pusli

t Biol

ogi L

IPI (

Dr. A

mir

Hami

di dk

k) Un

ivers

itas

Braw

ijaya

, Mala

ng (D

r.Nia

Kurn

iawati

.)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

Naga

n Ray

a, Pi

die),

Beng

kulu

(Reja

ng

Lebo

ng),

Jamb

i (Ker

inci,

Sung

ai Pe

nuh)

, La

mpun

g (L

ampu

ng

Utar

a, La

mpun

g SE

latan

), Ri

au

(Siak

, Be

ngka

lis),

SumB

ar

(Aga

m,

Pada

ng,

Solok

), Su

mSel

(Lah

at, M

uara

En

im

23

Mr. G

outam

Ch

andr

a Sar

ker

Manik

ganj,

12

Oktob

er 19

80

Bang

lades

h Un

iversi

ty of

Texa

s at

Arlin

gton

“Exp

lorati

on an

d Sp

eciat

ion in

the

Volc

anoe

s of

the

Indon

esian

Ring

of

Fire:

A La

rge

Scale

Inve

ntory

of the

He

rpeto

fauna

of

the H

ighlan

ds of

Su

matra

and

Java

”

Melak

ukan

inv

entor

i be

bera

pa

spec

ies re

ptil

dan a

mfibi

di

datar

an tin

ggi

P. Ja

wa da

n P.

Sum

atera

Biolo

gi 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

30

Juni

2015

Bante

n, Ja

bar

(Bog

or,

Ciam

is,

Cian

jur, G

arut,

Ku

ninga

n, Su

kabu

mi),

Jawa

Ten

gah

(Ban

yuma

s, Je

para

, Ka

rang

anya

r),

JaTim

(B

anyu

wang

i, Bo

ndow

oso,

Kedir

i,

Pusli

t Biol

ogi L

IPI (

Dr. A

mir

Hami

di dk

k) Un

ivers

itas

Braw

ijaya

, Mala

ng (D

r.Nia

Kurn

iawati

.)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

Mage

tan,

Pasu

ruan

, Si

tubon

do),

KalTe

ng

(Pula

ng

PIsa

u), K

alBar

(K

apua

s Hulu

), Ke

pulau

an

Natun

a, Ac

eh

(Ace

h Bes

ar,

Naga

n Ray

a, Pi

die),

Beng

kulu

(Reja

ng

Lebo

ng),

Jamb

i (Ker

inci,

Sung

ai Pe

nuh)

, La

mpun

g (L

ampu

ng

Utar

a, La

mpun

g SE

latan

), Ri

au

(Siak

, Be

ngka

lis),

SumB

ar

(Aga

m,

Pada

ng,

Solok

), Su

mSel

(Lah

at, M

uara

En

im

24

Mr. P

anup

ong

Tham

mach

oti

Bang

kok,

31

July

1986

Th

ailan

d Un

iversi

ty of

Texa

s at

Arlin

gton

“Exp

lorati

on an

d Sp

eciat

ion in

the

Volc

anoe

s of

the

Melak

ukan

inv

entor

i be

bera

pa

spec

ies re

ptil

Biolo

gi 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

30

Juni

2015

Bante

n, Ja

bar

(Bog

or,

Ciam

is,

Cian

jur, G

arut,

Pusli

t Biol

ogi L

IPI (

Dr. A

mir

Hami

di dk

k) Un

ivers

itas

Braw

ijaya

, Mala

ng (D

r.Nia

Kurn

iawati

.)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

Indon

esian

Ring

of

Fire:

A La

rge

Scale

Inve

ntory

of the

He

rpeto

fauna

of

the H

ighlan

ds of

Su

matra

and

Java

”

dan a

mfibi

di

datar

an tin

ggi

P. Ja

wa da

n P.

Sum

atera

Kunin

gan,

Suka

bumi

), Ja

wa T

enga

h (B

anyu

mas,

Jepa

ra,

Kara

ngan

yar),

Ja

Tim

(Ban

yuwa

ngi,

Bond

owos

o, Ke

diri,

Mage

tan,

Pasu

ruan

, Si

tubon

do),

KalTe

ng

(Pula

ng

PIsa

u), K

alBar

(K

apua

s Hulu

), Ke

pulau

an

Natun

a, Ac

eh

(Ace

h Bes

ar,

Naga

n Ray

a, Pi

die),

Beng

kulu

(Reja

ng

Lebo

ng),

Jamb

i (Ker

inci,

Sung

ai Pe

nuh)

, La

mpun

g (L

ampu

ng

Utar

a, La

mpun

g SE

latan

), Ri

au

(Siak

, Be

ngka

lis),

SumB

ar

(Aga

m,



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

Pada

ng,

Solok

), Su

mSel

(Lah

at, M

uara

En

im

25

Mr. E

lijah W

ostl

Was

hingto

n, 30

De

semb

er 19

80

Amer

ika

Serik

at

Unive

rsity

of Te

xas a

t Ar

lingto

n

“Exp

lorati

on an

d Sp

eciat

ion in

the

Volc

anoe

s of

the

Indon

esian

Ring

of

Fire:

A La

rge

Scale

Inve

ntory

of the

He

rpeto

fauna

of

the H

ighlan

ds of

Su

matra

and

Java

”

Melak

ukan

inv

entor

i be

bera

pa

spec

ies re

ptil

dan a

mfibi

di

datar

an tin

ggi

P. Ja

wa da

n P.

Sum

atera

Biolo

gi 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

30

Juni

2015

Bante

n, Ja

bar

(Bog

or,

Ciam

is,

Cian

jur, G

arut,

Ku

ninga

n, Su

kabu

mi),

Jawa

Ten

gah

(Ban

yuma

s, Je

para

, Ka

rang

anya

r),

JaTim

(B

anyu

wang

i, Bo

ndow

oso,

Kedir

i, Ma

getan

, Pa

suru

an,

Situb

ondo

), Ka

lTeng

(P

ulang

PI

sau)

, KalB

ar

(Kap

uas H

ulu),

Kepu

lauan

Na

tuna,

Aceh

(A

ceh B

esar

, Na

gan R

aya,

Pidie

), Be

ngku

lu (R

ejang

Le

bong

), Ja

mbi (K

erinc

i, Su

ngai

Pusli

t Biol

ogi L

IPI (

Dr. A

mir

Hami

di dk

k) Un

ivers

itas

Braw

ijaya

, Mala

ng (D

r.Nia

Kurn

iawati

.)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

Penu

h),

Lamp

ung

(Lam

pung

Ut

ara,

Lamp

ung

SElat

an),

Riau

(S

iak,

Beng

kalis

), Su

mBar

(A

gam,

Pa

dang

, So

lok),

SumS

el (L

ahat,

Mua

ra

Enim

26

Dr. M

ichae

l Br

own H

arve

y Te

xas,

11

Janu

ary 1

966

Amer

ika

Serik

at

Unive

rsity

of Te

xas a

t Ar

lingto

n

“Exp

lorati

on an

d Sp

eciat

ion in

the

Volc

anoe

s of

the

Indon

esian

Ring

of

Fire:

A La

rge

Scale

Inve

ntory

of the

He

rpeto

fauna

of

the H

ighlan

ds of

Su

matra

and

Java

”

Melak

ukan

inv

entor

i be

bera

pa

spec

ies re

ptil

dan a

mfibi

di

datar

an tin

ggi

P. Ja

wa da

n P.

Sum

atera

Biolo

gi 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

30

Juni

2015

Bante

n, Ja

bar

(Bog

or,

Ciam

is,

Cian

jur, G

arut,

Ku

ninga

n, Su

kabu

mi),

Jawa

Ten

gah

(Ban

yuma

s, Je

para

, Ka

rang

anya

r),

JaTim

(B

anyu

wang

i, Bo

ndow

oso,

Kedir

i, Ma

getan

, Pa

suru

an,

Situb

ondo

), Ka

lTeng

(P

ulang

PI

sau)

, KalB

ar

(Kap

uas H

ulu),

Pusli

t Biol

ogi L

IPI (

Dr. A

mir

Hami

di dk

k) Un

ivers

itas

Braw

ijaya

, Mala

ng (D

r.Nia

Kurn

iawati

.)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

Kepu

lauan

Na

tuna,

Aceh

(A

ceh B

esar

, Na

gan R

aya,

Pidie

), Be

ngku

lu (R

ejang

Le

bong

), Ja

mbi (K

erinc

i, Su

ngai

Penu

h),

Lamp

ung

(Lam

pung

Ut

ara,

Lamp

ung

SElat

an),

Riau

(S

iak,

Beng

kalis

), Su

mBar

(A

gam,

Pa

dang

, So

lok),

SumS

el (L

ahat,

Mua

ra

Enim



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

27

Mr. T

etsuy

a De

guch

i Hy

ogo,

16

Nove

mber

1959

Je

pang

Ko

be S

teel

Ltd.

"UBC

Pro

cess

by

Utili

zing

the

UBC

Pilot

Plan

t at

Pali

man

an,

Cire

bon,

Wes

t Ja

va"

Mene

rapk

an

pros

es U

BC

(Upg

rade

d Br

own C

oal) d

i Ind

ones

ia,

yang

me

rupa

kan

penin

gkata

n ku

alitas

ba

tubar

a de

ngan

me

ngan

gkat

kelem

baba

n

Perta

mban

gan

12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

2 Ju

li 20

15

Jaba

r (P

alima

nan)

Pu

slitba

ng T

ekno

logi

Mine

ral d

an B

atuba

ra

Keme

nteria

n ESD

M (M

iftahu

l Hud

a dan

16

oran

g tim

)

28

Mr. S

higer

u Ki

nosh

ita

Hyog

o, 22

Ma

ret 1

978

Jepa

ng

Kobe

Stee

l Ltd

. "U

BC P

roce

ss

by U

tilizin

g th

e UB

C Pi

lot P

lant

at P

alim

anan

, Ci

rebo

n, W

est

Java

"

Mene

rapk

an

pros

es U

BC

(Upg

rade

d Br

own C

oal) d

i Ind

ones

ia,

yang

me

rupa

kan

penin

gkata

n ku

alitas

ba

tubar

a de

ngan

me

ngan

gkat

kelem

baba

n

Perta

mban

gan

12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

2 Ju

li 20

15

Jaba

r (P

alima

nan)

Pu

slitba

ng T

ekno

logi

Mine

ral d

an B

atuba

ra

Keme

nteria

n ESD

M (M

iftahu

l Hud

a dan

16

oran

g tim

)

29

Mr. A

ijun

Pan

Shan

dong

, 21

Juli 1

977

China

TI

O-SO

A “S

ubsu

rface

M

oorin

g Sy

stem

(S

MS)

and

Ph

ysica

l Oc

eano

ghra

phy

in Le

mbe

h St

rait”

Memp

elajar

i hu

bung

an

peru

baha

n ikl

im da

n ek

osist

em la

ut tro

pis

Ekolo

gi Ke

lautan

20

(dua

pu

luh) h

ari,

mulai

18

Septe

mber

20

15

Pera

iran S

elat

Lemb

eh

Pusli

t Ose

anog

rafi L

IPI (

Dr.

Dirh

amsy

ah,M

A)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

30

Mr. X

i Wu

Zhou

Sh

ando

ng, 1

7 Fe

brua

ri 197

8 Ch

ina

TIO-

SOA

“Sub

surfa

ce

Moo

ring

Syste

m

(SM

S) a

nd

Phys

ical

Ocea

nogh

raph

y in

Lem

beh

Stra

it”

Memp

elajar

i hu

bung

an

peru

baha

n ikl

im da

n ek

osist

em la

ut tro

pis

Ekolo

gi Ke

lautan

20

(dua

pu

luh) h

ari,

mulai

18

Septe

mber

20

15

Pera

iran S

elat

Lemb

eh

Pusli

t Ose

anog

rafi L

IPI (

Dr.

Dirh

amsy

ah,M

A)

31

Mr. W

ei Bo

W

ang

Anhu

i, 29

Agus

tus 19

86

China

TI

O-SO

A “S

ubsu

rface

M

oorin

g Sy

stem

(S

MS)

and

Ph

ysica

l Oc

eano

ghra

phy

in Le

mbe

h St

rait”

Memp

elajar

i hu

bung

an

peru

baha

n ikl

im da

n ek

osist

em la

ut tro

pis

Ekolo

gi Ke

lautan

20

(dua

pu

luh) h

ari,

mulai

18

Septe

mber

20

15

Pera

iran S

elat

Lemb

eh

Pusli

t Ose

anog

rafi L

IPI (

Dr.

Dirh

amsy

ah,M

A)

32

Mr. M

ingz

hang

Ze

ng

Fujia

n, 27

Juni

1963

Ch

ina

TIO-

SOA

“Sub

surfa

ce

Moo

ring

Syste

m

(SM

S) a

nd

Phys

ical

Ocea

nogh

raph

y in

Lem

beh

Stra

it”

Memp

elajar

i hu

bung

an

peru

baha

n ikl

im da

n ek

osist

em la

ut tro

pis

Ekolo

gi Ke

lautan

20

(dua

pu

luh) h

ari,

mulai

18

Septe

mber

20

15

Pera

iran S

elat

Lemb

eh

Pusli

t Ose

anog

rafi L

IPI (

Dr.

Dirh

amsy

ah,M

A)

33

Ms. C

aitlin

Re

becc

a Ho

lford

Canb

erra

, 20

Septe

mber

19

93

Austr

alia

Unive

rsity

of Qu

eens

land

“Beh

aviou

rs a

nd

Attitu

des

towa

rds

susta

inable

To

urism

in

Yogy

akar

ta”

Mema

hami

pe

rilaku

dan

sikap

wi

sataw

an di

Yo

gyak

arta

dan

mema

hami

pe

rmint

aan

touris

m ya

ng

berke

sinam

bung

an

Pariw

isata

1 (

satu)

bu

lan, m

ulai

3 Juli

2015

Yogy

akar

ta (Jl

. Ma

liobo

ro,

Cand

i Bo

robu

dur d

an

Pram

bana

n, Gu

nung

Me

rapi,

Tam

an

Sari)

Unive

rsitas

Gaja

h Mad

a (I

Made

And

i Arsa

na)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

34

Mr. B

enjam

in Ed

ward

Th

omas

Califo

rnia,

11

Juni

1994

Am

erika

Se

rikat

Ne

wyor

k Un

iversi

ty “A

n In

vesti

gatio

n Of

Tr

ee S

pecie

s Ri

chne

ss A

nd

Dive

rsity

In T

he

Trop

ical P

eat-

Swam

p Fo

rest

Of S

aban

gau,

Ce

ntra

l Ka

liman

tan,

In

done

sia”

Meng

amati

ke

kaya

an da

n ke

raga

man

spes

ies hu

tan

rawa

gamb

ut,

Seba

ngau

, Ka

lteng

Ekolo

gi 5 (

lima)

bu

lan, m

ulai

3 Juli

2015

Kalte

ng

(Pala

ngka

raya

, Hu

tan

Seba

ngau

)

CIMT

ROP,

Univ

ersit

as

Palan

gkar

aya (

Suwi

do

Limin)

35

Mr. P

aul-h

enri

Fran

çois

Dura

nd

Pera

ncis,

1 No

vemb

er 19

91

Pera

ncis

Gren

oble

INP

- En

se3

“Mon

itorin

g th

e sp

atial

ex

tens

ion o

f se

ismo-

volca

nic

sour

ces b

y se

ismic

gonio

met

ry”

Meng

integ

rasi

kan p

erala

tan

baru

di si

stem

peng

awas

an

gunu

ng

Mera

pi

Geolo

gi 4 (

empa

t) bu

lan, m

ulai

19 Ju

ni 20

15

Jawa

Bar

at (B

andu

ng) d

an

DI Y

ogya

karta

(G

n. Me

rapi)

Pusa

t Vulk

anolo

gi da

n Mi

tigas

i Ben

cana

Geo

logi -

Keme

nteria

n ESD

M (D

r. Ag

us B

udi S

antos

o)

36

Ms. G

iulia

Panfi

li Ro

ma, It

alia,

5 Ag

ustus

1987

Ita

lia

Unive

rsida

de

Nova

de

Lisbo

a (F

CSH.

UNL)

“Way

ang

kulit

at

the

time

of

UNES

CO”

Untuk

me

ngad

opsi

persp

ektif

yang

akan

me

mbuk

a jal

an ba

gi pe

ndek

atan

yang

berb

eda

meng

enai

waya

ng

khus

usny

a da

n kine

rja

waya

ng ku

lit pa

da

umum

nya

Seni

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 2

Juli

2015

Yogy

akar

ta

Institu

t Sen

i Indo

nesia

ISI

Yogy

akar

ta (D

r. De

wanto

Su

kiston

o, M.

Sn.)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

37

Mr. R

oel

Frak

king

Wes

tstell

ingwe

rf, B

eland

a, 14

Ok

tober

1980

Belan

da

Euro

pean

Un

iversi

ty Ins

titute,

Flo

renc

e, Ita

ly

“Dut

ch C

olonia

l Pr

opag

anda

To

ward

s the

In

done

sian

Popu

lation

: Re

cruit

men

t and

Fa

iled

Hear

ts &

Mind

s”

Meng

anali

sa

baga

iman

a Be

landa

be

rhas

il me

mbua

t Ind

ones

ia be

kerja

untuk

me

reka

se

lama

perio

de pa

ska

kolon

ialism

e

Sejar

ah

3 (tig

a)

bulan

, mula

i 6 J

uli 20

15

DKI J

akar

ta (A

rsip N

asion

al Ind

ones

ia da

n Pe

rpus

takaa

n Na

siona

l)

Unive

rsitas

Gad

jah M

ada

(Pro

f. Bam

bang

Pur

wanto

)

38

Mr. K

yle Ja

mes

Shan

ey

Neva

da, 3

Ja

nuar

i 198

9 Am

erika

Se

rikat

Un

iversi

ty of

Texa

s at

Arlin

gton

"Ass

essin

g Ab

unda

nce

and

Popu

lation

St

ructu

re o

f the

Fa

lse G

haria

l (T

omist

oma

schle

gelii)

in

Sum

atra

"

Memp

elajar

i uk

uran

dan

struk

tur

popu

lasi

buay

a Fals

e Gh

arial

untuk

me

nentu

kan

inisia

tif ko

nser

vasi

dan

peng

elolaa

n ya

ng

diper

lukan

un

tuk

melin

dung

i sp

esies

Biolo

gi 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

29

Juni

2015

Riau

(Sun

gai

Kamp

ar da

n Su

ngai

Siak

Ke

cil),

Jamb

i (S

unga

i Air

Hitam

), Su

mater

a Se

latan

(S

unga

i Lala

n)

Pusli

t Biol

ogi L

IPI (

Dr. A

mir

Hami

dy)

BULA

N JU

LI

1 Mr

. Utp

al Sm

art

Sura

t, Guja

rat,

31 M

ei 19

84

India

Unive

rsity

of Te

xas a

t Ar

lingto

n

“Exp

lorat

ion a

nd

Spec

iation

in

the

Volca

noes

of

the

Indo

nesia

n Ri

ng

of F

ire: A

Lar

ge

Scale

Inve

ntor

y

Melak

ukan

inv

entor

i be

bera

pa

spec

ies re

ptil

dan a

mfibi

di

datar

an tin

ggi

P. Ja

wa da

n

Biolo

gi 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

6 Ju

li 20

15

Bante

n, Ja

bar

(Bog

or,

Ciam

is,

Cian

jur, G

arut,

Ku

ninga

n, Su

kabu

mi),

Jawa

Ten

gah

Pusli

t Biol

ogi L

IPI (

Dr. A

mir

Hami

di dk

k) da

n Un

iversi

tas B

rawi

jaya

(Dr.N

ia Ku

rniaw

ati.)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

of th

e He

rpet

ofau

na o

f th

e Hi

ghlan

ds o

f Su

mat

ra a

nd

Java

”

P. S

umate

ra

(Ban

yuma

s, Je

para

, Ka

rang

anya

r),

Jatim

(B

anyu

wang

i, Bo

ndow

oso,

Kedir

i, Ma

getan

, Pa

suru

an,

Situb

ondo

), Ka

lteng

(P

ulang

PI

sau)

, Kalb

ar

(Kap

uas H

ulu),

Kepu

lauan

Na

tuna,

Aceh

(A

ceh B

esar

, Na

gan R

aya,

Pidie

), Be

ngku

lu (R

ejang

Le

bong

), Ja

mbi (K

erinc

i, Su

ngai

Penu

h),

Lamp

ung

(Lam

pung

Ut

ara,

Lamp

ung

Selat

an),

Riau

(S

iak,

Beng

kalis

), Su

mbar

(A

gam,

Pa

dang

, So

lok),

Sums

el (L

ahat,

Mua

ra



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

Enim

)

2 Mr

. Har

ry

Henr

y Be

njam

in

Hilse

r

Inggr

is, 10

Ok

tober

1984

Ing

gris

Exete

r Un

iversi

ty “E

mpa

thizi

ng

With

Nat

ure–

Un

derp

inning

th

e Es

senc

e of

Co

nser

vatio

n Ad

voca

cy”

Meng

evalu

asi

efekti

vitas

str

ategi

kons

erva

si di

Sulaw

esi

Utar

a den

gan

meng

guna

kan

pend

ekata

n mi

xed m

ethod

Kons

erva

si Bi

ologi

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 6

Juli

2015

Sulaw

esi U

tara

(Man

ado,

Mina

hasa

, Bi

tung)

Unive

rsitas

Sam

Ratu

langi

(Dr J

ohn T

asirin

)

3 Ms

. Am

y Mar

ie Sc

ott

Abing

ton, 1

7 Fe

brua

ri 198

8 Am

erika

Se

rikat

Bo

ston

Unive

rsity

“Und

ersta

nding

m

othe

r and

inf

ant s

ocial

int

erac

tion

in or

angu

tans

”

Memp

elajar

i pe

rger

akan

da

n inte

raks

i so

sial d

ari

oran

gutan

be

tina d

enga

n an

akny

a

Prim

atolog

i 4 (

empa

t) bu

lan, m

ulai

6 Juli

2015

Kalba

r (St

asiun

Pe

neliti

an

Caba

ng P

anti,

TN G

unun

g Pa

lung)

Unive

rsitas

Tan

jungp

ura

(Riya

ndi, M

.Si) d

an

Yaya

san

Palun

g (Tr

i W

ahyu

Sus

anto

, M.S

i.)

4 Mr

s. Ch

eryl

Deni

se K

nott

San D

iego,

24

Mare

t 196

3 Am

erika

Se

rikat

Bo

ston

Unive

rsity

“Und

ersta

nding

th

e ro

le of

ec

ology

in

oran

guta

n re

prod

uctio

n”

Memp

elajar

i va

riabe

l ek

ologis

dan

repr

oduk

tif or

ang u

tan

Prim

atolog

i 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

6 Ju

li 20

15

Kalba

r (Gn

. Pa

lung)

Un

iversi

tas T

anjun

gpur

a (R

iyand

i, M.S

i) dan

Ya

yasa

n Pa

lung (

Tri

Wah

yu S

usan

to, M

.Si.)

5 Mr

. Li Y

ao

Shan

dong

, 16

Juli 1

980

China

IO

-CAS

“C

ircula

tion

and

ecos

yste

m

study

in th

e In

done

sian

seas

un

der t

he

influe

nce

of th

e we

stern

Pac

ific

varia

bility

”

Meng

etahu

i sir

kulas

i dan

ek

osist

em di

La

ut Ind

ones

ia tim

ur

Ekolo

gi Ke

lautan

1 (

satu)

bu

lan, m

ulai

26 O

ktobe

r 20

15

Pera

iran L

aut

Sulaw

esi

bagia

n Tim

ur,

Maluk

u (L

ifama

tola,

Halm

aher

a)

Pusli

t Ose

anog

rafi L

IPI (

Dr.

Dirh

amsy

ah M

A)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

6 Mr

. Li X

iang

Shan

dong

, 15

Oktob

er 19

83

China

IO

-CAS

“C

ircula

tion

and

ecos

yste

m

study

in th

e In

done

sian

seas

un

der t

he

influe

nce

of th

e we

stern

Pac

ific

varia

bility

”

Meng

etahu

i sir

kulas

i dan

ek

osist

em di

La

ut Ind

ones

ia tim

ur

Ekolo

gi Ke

lautan

1 (

satu)

bu

lan, m

ulai

26 O

ktobe

r 20

15

Pera

iran L

aut

Sulaw

esi

bagia

n Tim

ur,

Maluk

u (L

ifama

tola,

Halm

aher

a)

Pusli

t Ose

anog

rafi L

IPI (

Dr.

Dirh

amsy

ah M

A)

7 Mr

. Wan

g Zh

eng

Hebe

i, 28

Oktob

er 19

80

China

IO

-CAS

“C

ircula

tion

and

ecos

yste

m

study

in th

e In

done

sian

seas

un

der t

he

influe

nce

of th

e we

stern

Pac

ific

varia

bility

”

Meng

etahu

i sir

kulas

i dan

ek

osist

em di

La

ut Ind

ones

ia tim

ur

Ekolo

gi Ke

lautan

1 (

satu)

bu

lan, m

ulai

26 O

ktobe

r 20

15

Pera

iran L

aut

Sulaw

esi

bagia

n Tim

ur,

Maluk

u (L

ifama

tola,

Halm

aher

a)

Pusli

t Ose

anog

rafi L

IPI (

Dr.

Dirh

amsy

ah M

A)

8 Mr

. Mar

k St

even

Moc

k Mi

chiga

n, 26

Ok

tober

1988

Am

erika

Se

rikat

W

ayne

Stat

e Un

iversi

ty “E

xplor

ing th

e Im

pact

of

Colla

bora

tion

betw

een

Fullb

right

En

glish

Te

achin

g As

sista

nts a

nd

Indo

nesia

n ES

L Te

ache

rs o

n Hi

gh S

choo

l St

uden

ts En

glish

-La

ngua

ge

Abilit

ies”

Memp

elajar

i da

mpak

efe

ktifita

s pr

ogra

m pe

lajar

an

baha

sa in

ggris

ole

h nati

ve

spea

ker

terha

dap

kema

mpua

n be

rbah

asa

inggr

is pa

ra

siswa

SMA

Lingu

istik

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 3

Ag

ustus

20

15

Jaka

rta, S

ulut

(Man

ado)

, Su

lsel

(Mak

assa

r),

Jatim

(M

alang

), Ka

lbar

(Pon

tiana

k),

Bang

ka

Pusa

t Kaji

an B

ahas

a dan

Bu

daya

, Univ

ersit

as

Atma

jaya (

Dr. L

ucian

a)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

9 Mr

. Pet

er

Marti

n Va

n Ee

uwijk

Swiss

, 14

Juni

1957

Sw

iss

Institu

te of

Socia

l An

throp

ology

, Un

iversi

ty of

Bern

“Chu

rche

s as

Agen

ts in

Susta

inable

De

velop

men

t Pr

ojects

: The

Ca

se o

f In

done

sia”

Memp

elajar

i ba

gaim

ana

kons

ep

pemb

angu

nan

berke

lanjut

an

meleb

ur

deng

an

proy

ek ya

ng

disele

ngga

rak

an ol

eh ge

reja

Sosia

l dan

ag

ama

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 2

2 Ju

li 201

5

Sulaw

esi U

tara

(Man

ado,

Bitun

g, To

moho

n, Ka

b. Mi

naha

sa,

Mina

hasa

Ut

ara,

Mina

hasa

Se

latan

, Mi

naha

sa

Teng

gara

, Ke

p. Sa

ngihe

, Ke

p. Ta

laud)

, Go

ronta

lo (K

ota

Goro

ntalo)

, Su

lawes

i Te

ngah

(Kota

Pa

lu, T

enten

a, Lu

wuk),

Su

lawes

i Se

latan

(Tan

ah

Tora

ja),

Maluk

u Utar

a (K

ota T

erna

te,

Halm

aher

a/To

belo)

, Pap

ua

(Kota

Ja

yapu

ra),

DKI

Jaka

rta

(Jaka

rta

Pusa

t), Ja

wa

Bara

t (Ko

ta Ba

ndun

g)

Faku

ltas I

lmu S

osial

dan

Politi

k Univ

ersit

as 'S

am

Ratul

angi'

(Drs.

Phil

ep

Morse

Reg

ar, M

si)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

10

Mr. D

avid

Ed

ward

Gilb

ert

Califo

rnia,

06

Oktob

er 19

82

Amer

ika

Serik

at

Stan

ford

Unive

rsity

“Con

tinui

ty

and

Cha

nge

in S

umat

ran

Trop

ical

Fo

rest

Fa

rmin

g”

mema

hami

ba

gaim

ana

bebe

rapa

pe

tani d

i huta

n ke

cil di

da

taran

tingg

i su

mater

a me

ngad

aptas

i be

rbag

ai ma

cam

prak

tek

agro

fores

tri un

tuk

memp

ertah

anka

n dan

me

ningk

atkan

ek

onom

i loka

l da

n ke

berla

ngsu

ngan

ekolo

gi

kehu

tanan

12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

23 Ju

li 20

15

Suma

tera

Bara

t (Pa

dang

Ci

ty, B

ukit

Tingg

i dan

Lim

a Pulu

h Ko

ta); J

ambi

(Kota

Jamb

i da

n Ba

tangh

ari)

Unive

rsitas

And

alas (

Prof.

Dr

. Afriz

al, M

A)

11

Ms. A

nnika

Do

se

Emde

n, 22

Fe

brua

ry 19

88

Jerm

an

Leibn

iz Ce

nter

for T

ropic

al Ma

rine

Ecolo

gy

(ZMT

), Br

emen

, Ge

rman

y

Evalu

ation

of

macro

inver

tebra

te co

mmun

ities

in the

man

grov

e for

ests

along

the

coas

t of

Bera

u, Ea

st Ka

liman

tan

memp

elajar

i pe

ran d

an

damp

ak

kegia

tan

perik

anan

ter

hada

p ek

osist

em

baka

u dan

sp

esies

ikan

di

Bera

u, Ka

liman

tan

Timur

Ekolo

gi 5 (

lima)

bu

lan, m

ulai

24 Ju

li 201

5

Kalim

antan

Tim

ur (B

erau

, Ta

njung

Re

deb,

Buyu

ng-

Buyu

ng, K

asai,

Ba

tumbu

k, Ra

dak,

Tanju

ng B

atu)

Unive

rsitas

Jend

eral

Soed

irman

(Dr.r

er.na

t. Mo

h. Hu

sein

Sastr

aneg

ara)



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MA P

ENEL

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TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

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PE

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AN

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AH

PENE

LITI

AN

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A KE

RJA

12

Mr. R

ober

t Pa

trick

O’

Haga

n

Dubli

n, 18

Fe

brua

ry 19

90

Irland

ia Ox

ford

Broo

kes

Unive

rsity

Beha

viour

al Me

chan

isms

and E

colog

ical

Pres

sure

s Af

fectin

g Infa

nt Di

sper

sal in

the

Java

n Slow

Lo

ris

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ticeb

us

javan

icus)

meng

umpu

lkan d

ata pe

rilaku

Ja

van S

low

Loris

deng

an

meng

guna

kan

pelac

akan

ra

dio da

n ac

celer

omete

r un

tuk m

enca

ri inf

orma

si ten

tang

distrib

usi,

jaran

g dan

po

la pe

nyeb

aran

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gi 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

27

Juli 2

015

Jawa

Bar

at (G

arut

dan

Hutan

Gun

ung

Papa

nday

an)

Pusli

t Biol

ogi L

IPI (

Ir.

Wird

ateti,

M.Si

)

13

Ms. A

udre

y Lo

uise

Dun

n Un

ited S

tates

, 19

Apr

il 199

3 Am

erika

Se

rikat

Un

iversi

ty of

Wisc

onsin

Os

hkos

h

The

comp

arati

ve

beha

vior a

nd

ecolo

gy of

pr

imate

s livi

ng

in dif

feren

t ha

bitats

in E

ast

Kalim

antan

, Ind

ones

ia

memp

elajar

i ba

gaim

ana

prim

ata di

Ka

ltim

bera

dapta

si de

ngan

ke

langk

aan

sumb

er da

ya

dan g

angg

uan

manu

sia

Kehu

tanan

da

n Prim

ata

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 2

8 Ju

li 201

5

Kalim

antan

Tim

ur (H

utan

Wah

ea da

n Hu

tan

Perke

buna

n Su

rya/S

umali

nda

Huta

ni Ja

ya

(SRH

)

ECOS

ITRO

P (D

r. Ya

ya

Raya

din)



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NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

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NEGA

RA

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ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

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AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

14

Ms. E

lisab

eth

Belan

zara

n Ca

nada

, 10

Augu

st 19

92

Kana

da

Unive

rsity

of W

iscon

sin

Oshk

osh

The

comp

arati

ve

beha

vior a

nd

ecolo

gy of

pr

imate

s livi

ng

in dif

feren

t ha

bitats

in E

ast

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antan

, Ind

ones

ia

memp

elajar

i ba

gaim

ana

prim

ata di

Ka

ltim

bera

dapta

si de

ngan

ke

langk

aan

sumb

er da

ya

dan g

angg

uan

manu

sia

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tanan

da

n Prim

ata

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 2

8 Ju

li 201

5

Kalim

antan

Tim

ur (H

utan

Wah

ea da

n Hu

tan

Perke

buna

n Su

rya/S

umali

nda

Huta

ni Ja

ya

(SRH

)

ECOS

ITRO

P (D

r. Ya

ya

Raya

din)

15

Ms. C

arol

ine

Susa

n Mu

llins

UK, 1

8 Jan

uary

1985

Ing

gris

Unive

rsity

of W

iscon

sin

Oshk

osh

The

comp

arati

ve

beha

vior a

nd

ecolo

gy of

pr

imate

s livi

ng

in dif

feren

t ha

bitats

in E

ast

Kalim

antan

, Ind

ones

ia

memp

elajar

i ba

gaim

ana

prim

ata di

Ka

ltim

bera

dapta

si de

ngan

ke

langk

aan

sumb

er da

ya

dan g

angg

uan

manu

sia

Kehu

tanan

da

n Prim

ata

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 2

8 Ju

li 201

5

Kalim

antan

Tim

ur (H

utan

Wah

ea da

n Hu

tan

Perke

buna

n Su

rya/S

umali

nda

Huta

ni Ja

ya

(SRH

)

ECOS

ITRO

P (D

r. Ya

ya

Raya

din)

16

Mr. Iv

an R

eto

Lenz

i Sw

itzela

nd, 4

Ma

rch 19

89

Swiss

Un

iversi

ty of

Wisc

onsin

Os

hkos

h

The

comp

arati

ve

beha

vior a

nd

ecolo

gy of

pr

imate

s livi

ng

in dif

feren

t ha

bitats

in E

ast

Kalim

antan

, Ind

ones

ia

memp

elajar

i ba

gaim

ana

prim

ata di

Ka

ltim

bera

dapta

si de

ngan

ke

langk

aan

sumb

er da

ya

dan g

angg

uan

manu

sia

Kehu

tanan

da

n Prim

ata

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 2

8 Ju

li 201

5

Kalim

antan

Tim

ur (H

utan

Wah

ea da

n Hu

tan

Perke

buna

n Su

rya/S

umali

nda

Huta

ni Ja

ya

(SRH

)

ECOS

ITRO

P (D

r. Ya

ya

Raya

din)



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MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

17

Ms. T

amm

ara

Rica

Som

a Ba

ndun

g, Ind

ones

ia, 18

Ok

tober

1984

Kana

da

Unive

rsity

of To

ronto

"P

lannin

g fro

m

“Tab

le to

Du

mp”

: An

alyzin

g th

e pr

actic

e of

ho

useh

old fo

od

cons

umpt

ion

and

food

wa

sting

pr

actic

es in

In

done

sia"

Memp

elajar

i pr

aktek

-pr

aktek

ko

nsum

si ke

luarg

a ne

gara

be

rkemb

ang

yang

se

ringk

ali

meny

isaka

n ma

kana

n yan

g dik

onsu

msi

dalam

juml

ah

yang

sig

nifika

n

Mana

jemen

lin

gkun

gan

3 (tig

a)

bulan

, mula

i 29

Juli 2

015

Jawa

Bar

at (K

ota B

ogor

da

n Kab

upate

n Bo

gor)

Faku

ltas E

kolog

i Man

usia,

Ins

titut P

ertan

ian B

ogor

(P

rof. D

r. Ah

mad

Sulae

man)

18

Mr. T

ien M

ing

Lee

Sing

apur

a, 1

Nove

mber

1978

Si

ngap

ura

Princ

eton

Unive

rsity

“Can

We

mov

e to

ward

mor

e su

staina

ble b

ird

keep

ing in

In

done

sia?

Phas

e II”

Meng

anali

sis

faktor

-fakto

r da

n stru

ktur

yang

me

ndor

ong

masy

arak

at me

mper

daga

ngk

an bu

rung

lia

r atau

bu

rung

asli

budu

daya

Zoolo

gi 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

29

Juli 2

015

Meda

n (S

umate

ra

Utar

a)

Faku

ltas M

IPA

Unive

rsitas

Su

mater

a Utar

a (Dr

. Nu

rsaha

ra P

asar

ibu)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

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AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

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AN

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NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

19

Ms. M

arian

ne

Nyeg

ard

Esbje

rg, 5

Juli

1974

De

nmar

k Sc

hool

of Ve

terina

ry an

d Lif

e Scie

nces

- Mu

rdoc

h Un

iversi

ty,

Pert

"Inte

grat

ion o

f th

e Po

pulat

ion

Char

acte

ristic

s of

the

Odea

n Su

nfish

(Moil

a m

ola) w

hitin

the

Newl

y Es

tabli

shed

Nu

sa P

enida

Pr

otec

ted

Area

in

Supp

ort o

f De

velop

men

t of

locall

y driv

en

mar

ine t

ouris

m

guide

lines

"

Mene

liti

popu

lasi

Ocea

n Sun

fish

(Moil

o mola

) di

kawa

san

lindu

ng la

ut Nu

sa P

enida

un

tuk

mene

tapka

n pa

rame

ter

popu

lasi d

asar

gu

na

meng

emba

ngka

n par

iwisa

ta

baha

ri

Biolo

gi Ke

lautan

4 (

empa

t) bu

lan, m

ulai

4 Agu

stus

2015

Bali (

Nusa

Pe

nida M

arine

Pr

otecte

d Ar

ea)

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l Tria

ngle

Cente

r (Ri

li Dj

ohan

i)

BULA

N AG

USTU

S

1 Mr

s. La

ura

Marti

nez I

nigo

Ma

drid,

29

Septe

mber

19

87

Span

yol

Germ

an

Prim

ate

Cente

r

“Inte

rgro

up

Inte

racti

ons i

n Bl

ack C

reste

d M

acaq

ues

(Mac

aca

Nigr

a)”

Meng

etahu

i int

erak

si da

lam gr

oup

pada

popu

lasi

mony

et hit

am

Sulaw

esi d

i Ca

gar A

lam

Tang

koko

Prim

atolog

i 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

3

Agus

tus

2015

Sulut

(T

angk

oko)

Fa

kulta

s Ked

okter

an

Hewa

n, IP

B (D

r. Dr

h. Mu

hamm

ad A

gil, M

Sc. A

gr)

2 Mr

s. Ma

rina

Andr

ea W

elker

Oa

kland

, 26 J

uli

1973

Am

erika

Se

rikat

Co

rnell

Un

iversi

ty “A

n Et

hnog

raph

y of

PT S

ampo

erna

an

d Cl

ove

Ciga

rette

s in

Indo

nesia

”

Meng

emba

ngka

n stud

i de

ngan

pe

ndek

atan

etnog

rafi

terha

dap

prod

uksi

roko

k Sa

mpoe

rna

Antro

polog

i Bu

daya

12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

4

Agus

tus

2015

Jatim

(Mala

ng,

Jemb

er)

Unive

rsitas

Bra

wijay

a (Ika

Nu

rhay

ani,P

h.D)



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MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

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AN

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AN

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3 Mr

. Pau

l An

thon

y Ma

cklin

Inggr

is, 24

Ja

nuar

i 196

6 Au

strali

a So

uther

n Cr

oss

Unive

rsity

“Car

bon

dioxid

e cy

cling

in fr

esh

to e

stuar

ine

wate

rway

s on

a tro

pical

islan

d”

Meng

ukur

ali

ran C

O2

dan a

ir tan

ah

di pe

raira

n Ba

li

Bio-

geok

imia,

hid

rolog

i

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 1

2 Ag

ustus

20

15

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Palas

ari

Rese

rvoir,

Dana

u Buy

an,

Dana

u Batu

r, Su

ngai

Ayun

g, Nu

sa

Lemo

ngan

, Pe

labuh

an

Beno

a)

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rsitas

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didika

n Ga

nesh

a (Dr

. I Gu

sti

Ngur

ah A

gung

Sur

yapu

tra)

4 Ms

. Elh

am

Golp

ushn

ezha

d

Shira

z, 6 J

uni

1985

Ira

n Gr

iffith

Unive

rsity

“Rap

ping

Islam

: An

eth

nogr

aphic

stu

dy o

f Rap

cu

lture

in

Tunis

ia,

Indo

nesia

and

Th

e US

A”

Meng

amati

bu

daya

rapp

er

islam

di

Indon

esia

dalam

konte

ks

lokal

ataup

un

diasp

ora

Sosia

l Bu

daya

3 (

tiga)

bu

lan, m

ulai

3 Agu

stus

2015

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akar

ta,

Jaka

rta

FISI

P UG

M (P

rof.

Muha

mmad

Naji

b Azc

a)

5 Dr

. Fra

nçoi

s Xa

vier

Beau

duce

l

Confl

ans-S

te-Ho

norin

e, 3

Dese

mber

1968

Pera

ncis

Institu

t de

Phys

ique d

u Gl

obe d

e Par

is

“Impr

oving

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serv

ation

and

m

odell

ing to

ols

for v

olcan

o m

onito

ring:

ap

plica

tion

to

mer

tapi

and

north

malu

ku

prov

ince

volca

noes

”

Meng

emba

ngka

n alat

ob

serva

si da

n mo

dellin

g un

tuk

monit

oring

gu

nung

api d

i Ja

teng d

an

Maluk

u

Vulka

nolog

i 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

4

Agus

tus

2015

Jaten

g (Gn

. Me

rapi)

; Ma

luku U

tara

(Gn.

Ibu, G

n. Ka

mnok

ora,

Gn.

Gama

lama,

Gn. D

ukon

o, Gn

. Kie

Besi)

Keme

n ESD

M, B

adan

Ge

ologi

PVMB

G (D

rs.

Suba

ndriy

o M.S

i, Ir.

I Gus

ti Ma

de A

gung

Nan

daka

dan

Dr. D

evi K

amil S

yahb

ana)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

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AN

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NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

6 Mr

s. Al

ice

Roge

rs

Confl

ans-S

te-Ho

norin

e, 3

Dese

mber

1968

Inggr

is Th

e Univ

ersit

y of

Quee

nslan

d “C

aptu

ring

Cora

l Re

ef a

nd

Relat

ed

Ecos

yste

m

Serv

ices

Proje

ct:

Com

pone

nt I:

Qu

antify

ing th

e va

lue a

nd

mar

ket p

oten

tial

of co

ral r

eef a

nd

man

grov

e ec

osys

tem

se

rvice

s”

Mera

ncan

g da

n me

nduk

ung

moda

l yan

g ino

vatif

untuk

me

nilai

jasa

ekos

istem

hu

tan ba

kau,

rump

ut lau

t da

n ter

umbu

ka

rang

Ekolo

gi Ke

lautan

7 (

tujuh

) bu

lan, m

ulai

4 Agu

stus

2015

Sulse

l (Kep

. Se

layar

) Ko

nsor

sium

Keme

nteria

n Ke

lautan

dan P

erika

nan,

P2O

LIPI, d

an IP

B (S

ri At

mini)

7 Mr

. Nich

olas

Hi

nckle

y Wol

ff W

ashin

gton

DC, 1

4 Juli

19

67

Amer

ika

Serik

at

The U

niver

sity

of Qu

eens

land

“Cap

turin

g Co

ral

Reef

and

Re

lated

Ec

osys

tem

Se

rvice

s Pr

oject:

Co

mpo

nent

I:

Quan

tifying

the

value

and

m

arke

t pot

entia

l of

cora

l ree

f and

m

angr

ove

ecos

yste

m

serv

ices”

Mera

ncan

g da

n me

nduk

ung

moda

l yan

g ino

vatif

untuk

me

nilai

jasa

ekos

istem

hu

tan ba

kau,

rump

ut lau

t da

n ter

umbu

ka

rang

Ekolo

gi Ke

lautan

7 (

tujuh

) bu

lan, m

ulai

4 Agu

stus

2015

Sulse

l (Kep

. Se

layar

) Ko

nsor

sium

Keme

nteria

n Ke

lautan

dan P

erika

nan,

P2O

LIPI, d

an IP

B (S

ri At

mini)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

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STIT

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TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

8 Mr

. Car

l St

ephe

n Sm

ith

Mack

ay, 7

Fe

brua

ri 197

3 Au

strali

a Th

e Univ

ersit

y of

Quee

nslan

d “C

aptu

ring

Cora

l Re

ef a

nd

Relat

ed

Ecos

yste

m

Serv

ices

Proje

ct:

Com

pone

nt II

: Ge

nera

ting

robu

st loc

al ec

onom

ies th

at

capt

ure

and

susta

in m

arine

ec

osys

tem

se

rvice

s –

Syste

ms

Analy

sis a

nd

Mod

elling

”

Mera

ncan

g da

n me

nduk

ung

moda

l yan

g ino

vatif

untuk

me

nilai

jasa

ekos

istem

hu

tan ba

kau,

rump

ut lau

t da

n ter

umbu

ka

rang

Ekolo

gi Ke

lautan

7 (

tujuh

) bu

lan, m

ulai

4 Agu

stus

2015

Sulse

l (Kep

. Se

layar

) Ko

nsor

sium

Keme

nteria

n Ke

lautan

dan P

erika

nan,

P2O

LIPI, d

an IP

B (S

ri At

mini)

9 Mr

. Pet

er Jo

hn

Mum

by

Barn

et, 10

Ag

ustus

1971

Ing

gris

The U

niver

sity

of Qu

eens

land

“Cap

turin

g Co

ral

Reef

and

Re

lated

Ec

osys

tem

Se

rvice

s Pr

oject:

Co

mpo

nent

I:

Quan

tifying

the

value

and

m

arke

t pot

entia

l of

cora

l ree

f and

m

angr

ove

ecos

yste

m

serv

ices”

Mera

ncan

g da

n me

nduk

ung

moda

l yan

g ino

vatif

untuk

me

nilai

jasa

ekos

istem

hu

tan ba

kau,

rump

ut lau

t da

n ter

umbu

ka

rang

Ekolo

gi Ke

lautan

7 (

tujuh

) bu

lan, m

ulai

6 Agu

stus

2015

Sulse

l (Kep

. Se

layar

) Ko

nsor

sium

Keme

nteria

n Ke

lautan

dan P

erika

nan,

P2O

LIPI, d

an IP

B (S

ri At

mini)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

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AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

10

Mr. N

ichol

as

Marti

n Ma

lone

AS

, 9 M

ei 19

74

Amer

ika

Serik

at

The U

niver

sity

of Au

cklan

d, Ne

w Ze

aland

“For

est H

istor

ies

and

Popu

lation

Fu

ture

s in

Wes

t Ja

va”

Memp

elajar

i ba

gaim

ana

tumbu

hnya

ko

nser

vasi

owa H

yloba

tes

moloc

h di

Caga

r Alam

Le

uweu

ng

Sanc

ang

meme

ngar

uhi

perse

psi

manu

sia

terha

dap

hutan

dan o

wa

Antro

polog

i da

n Pr

imato

logi

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 5

Ag

ustus

20

15

Jaba

r (Ga

rut,

Caga

r Alam

Le

uweu

ng

Sanc

ang)

FMIP

A Un

iversi

tas

Padja

djara

n (Pr

of. Jo

han

Iskan

dar);

The

Asp

inall

Foun

datio

n (Ma

de

Wed

ana)

11

Mr. T

suyo

shi

Adac

hi

Hyog

o, 14

Ma

ret 1

963

Jepa

ng

Kobe

Stee

l Ltd

. "U

BC P

roce

ss

by U

tilizin

g th

e UB

C Pi

lot P

lant

at P

alim

anan

, Ci

rebo

n, W

est

Java

"

Mene

rapk

an

pros

es U

BC

(Upg

rade

d Br

own

Coal)

di

Indon

esia,

ya

ng

meru

paka

n pe

ningk

atan

kuali

tas

batub

ara

deng

an

meng

angk

at ke

lemba

ban

Perta

mban

gan

12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

12

Agus

tus

2015

Jaba

r (P

alima

nan)

Pu

slitba

ng T

ekno

logi

Mine

ral d

an B

atuba

ra

Keme

nteria

n ESD

M (M

iftahu

l Hud

a dan

16

oran

g)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

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NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

12

Mr. Y

oich

i Ta

kaha

shi

Ehim

e, 12

Se

ptemb

er

1972

Jepa

ng

Kobe

Stee

l Ltd

. "U

BC P

roce

ss

by U

tilizin

g th

e UB

C Pi

lot P

lant

at P

alim

anan

, Ci

rebo

n, W

est

Java

"

Mene

rapk

an

pros

es U

BC

(Upg

rade

d Br

own

Coal)

di

Indon

esia,

ya

ng

meru

paka

n pe

ningk

atan

kuali

tas

batub

ara

deng

an

meng

angk

at ke

lemba

ban

Perta

mban

gan

12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

18

Agus

tus

2015

Jaba

r (P

alima

nan)

Pu

slitba

ng T

ekno

logi

Mine

ral d

an B

atuba

ra

Keme

nteria

n ESD

M (M

iftahu

l Hud

a dan

16

oran

g)

13

Mr. H

iroka

zu

Tsub

o Os

aka,

28

Dese

mber

1979

Je

pang

Ko

be S

teel

Ltd.

"UBC

Pro

cess

by

Utili

zing

the

UBC

Pilot

Plan

t at

Pali

man

an,

Cire

bon,

Wes

t Ja

va"

Mene

rapk

an

pros

es U

BC

(Upg

rade

d Br

own

Coal)

di

Indon

esia,

ya

ng

meru

paka

n pe

ningk

atan

kuali

tas

batub

ara

deng

an

meng

angk

at ke

lemba

ban

Perta

mban

gan

12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

18

Agus

tus

2015

Jaba

r (P

alima

nan)

Pu

slitba

ng T

ekno

logi

Mine

ral d

an B

atuba

ra

Keme

nteria

n ESD

M (M

iftahu

l Hud

a dan

16

oran

g)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

14

Mr. Y

utak

a Ka

nam

aru

Fuku

oka,

18

Dese

mber

1951

Je

pang

Ko

be S

teel

Ltd.

"UBC

Pro

cess

by

Utili

zing

the

UBC

Pilot

Plan

t at

Pali

man

an,

Cire

bon,

Wes

t Ja

va"

Mene

rapk

an

pros

es U

BC

(Upg

rade

d Br

own

Coal)

di

Indon

esia,

ya

ng

meru

paka

n pe

ningk

atan

kuali

tas

batub

ara

deng

an

meng

angk

at ke

lemba

ban

Perta

mban

gan

12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

18

Agus

tus

2015

Jaba

r (P

alima

nan)

Pu

slitba

ng T

ekno

logi

Mine

ral d

an B

atuba

ra

Keme

nteria

n ESD

M (M

iftahu

l Hud

a dan

16

oran

g)

15

Mr. K

azuy

uki

Eika

wa

Naga

saki,

25

Janu

ari 1

954

Jepa

ng

Kobe

Stee

l Ltd

. "U

BC P

roce

ss

by U

tilizin

g th

e UB

C Pi

lot P

lant

at P

alim

anan

, Ci

rebo

n, W

est

Java

"

Mene

rapk

an

pros

es U

BC

(Upg

rade

d Br

own

Coal)

di

Indon

esia,

ya

ng

meru

paka

n pe

ningk

atan

kuali

tas

batub

ara

deng

an

meng

angk

at ke

lemba

ban

Perta

mban

gan

12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

18

Agus

tus

2015

Jaba

r (P

alima

nan)

Pu

slitba

ng T

ekno

logi

Mine

ral d

an B

atuba

ra

Keme

nteria

n ESD

M (M

iftahu

l Hud

a dan

16

oran

g)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

16

Mr. T

oshi

nori

Inou

e Hy

ogo,

14

Septe

mber

19

63

Jepa

ng

Kobe

Stee

l Ltd

. "U

BC P

roce

ss

by U

tilizin

g th

e UB

C Pi

lot P

lant

at P

alim

anan

, Ci

rebo

n, W

est

Java

"

Mene

rapk

an

pros

es U

BC

(Upg

rade

d Br

own

Coal)

di

Indon

esia,

ya

ng

meru

paka

n pe

ningk

atan

kuali

tas

batub

ara

deng

an

meng

angk

at ke

lemba

ban

Perta

mban

gan

12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

18

Agus

tus

2015

Jaba

r (P

alima

nan)

Pu

slitba

ng T

ekno

logi

Mine

ral d

an B

atuba

ra

Keme

nteria

n ESD

M (M

iftahu

l Hud

a dan

16

oran

g)

17

Mr. T

akuo

Sh

igeh

isa

Kago

shim

a, 13

Ag

ustus

1955

Je

pang

Ko

be S

teel

Ltd.

"UBC

Pro

cess

by

Utili

zing

the

UBC

Pilot

Plan

t at

Pali

man

an,

Cire

bon,

Wes

t Ja

va"

Mene

rapk

an

pros

es U

BC

(Upg

rade

d Br

own

Coal)

di

Indon

esia,

ya

ng

meru

paka

n pe

ningk

atan

kuali

tas

batub

ara

deng

an

meng

angk

at ke

lemba

ban

Perta

mban

gan

12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

23

Agus

tus

2015

Jaba

r (P

alima

nan)

Pu

slitba

ng T

ekno

logi

Mine

ral d

an B

atuba

ra

Keme

nteria

n ESD

M (M

iftahu

l Hud

a dan

16

oran

g)

18

Mr. K

ai Li

Sh

ando

ng, 3

0 Me

i 198

8 Ch

ina

TIO-

SOA

“Sub

surfa

ce

Moo

ring

Syste

m

(SM

S) a

nd

Phys

ical

Ocea

nogh

raph

y in

Lem

beh

Stra

it”

Memp

elajar

i hu

bung

an

peru

baha

n ikl

im da

n ek

osist

em la

ut tro

pis

Ekolo

gi Ke

lautan

20

(dua

pu

luh) h

ari,

mulai

18

Septe

mber

20

15

Pera

iran S

elat

Lemb

eh

Pusli

t Ose

anog

rafi L

IPI (

Dr.

Dirh

amsy

ah,M

A)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

19

Mr. S

huns

uke

Soga

hata

Ho

kkaid

o, 2

Nove

mber

1977

Je

pang

Ko

be S

teel

Ltd.

"UBC

Pro

cess

by

Utili

zing

the

UBC

Pilot

Plan

t at

Pali

man

an,

Cire

bon,

Wes

t Ja

va"

Mene

rapk

an

pros

es U

BC

(Upg

rade

d Br

own

Coal)

di

Indon

esia,

ya

ng

meru

paka

n pe

ningk

atan

kuali

tas

batub

ara

deng

an

meng

angk

at ke

lemba

ban

Perta

mban

gan

12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

18

Agus

tus

2015

Jaba

r (P

alima

nan)

Pu

slitba

ng T

ekno

logi

Mine

ral d

an B

atuba

ra

Keme

nteria

n ESD

M (M

iftahu

l Hud

a dan

16

oran

g)

20

Dr. M

asak

i Ka

tsum

ata

Hokk

aido,

3 Fe

brua

ry 19

70

Jepa

ng

Japa

n Age

ncy

for M

arine

-Ea

rth S

cienc

e an

d Te

chno

logy

(JAMS

TEC)

“Stu

dy o

n oc

eanic

and

at

mos

pher

ic cli

mat

e va

riabil

ity in

the

weste

rn

Sum

ater

a an

d so

uthe

rn Ja

wa

wate

rs, a

nd

land-

base

d ob

serv

ation

in

Beng

kulu

Prov

ince”

Mema

hami

pe

rbed

aan

penti

ng da

ri lap

isan u

dara

da

n lau

tan

serta

pe

rann

ya

dalam

me

ngatu

r pe

ruba

han

iklim

daer

ah

dan g

lobal

di Ind

ones

ia

Meteo

rolog

i da

n Os

eano

grafi

3 (tig

a)

bulan

, mula

i 1 N

ovem

ber

2015

Pera

iran B

arat

Suma

tera d

an

Selat

an Ja

wa

serta

stas

iun

peng

amata

n BM

KG di

Pr

ovins

i Be

ngku

lu

Pusa

t Tek

nolog

i Inv

entar

isasi

Sumb

erda

ya

Alam

– BP

PT (D

r. Fa

dli

Syam

sudin

)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

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TIAN

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PE

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TIAN

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PENE

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AN

DAER

AH

PENE

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AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

21

Dr. K

atsu

ro

Kats

umat

a To

kyo,

3 Ok

tober

1970

Je

pang

Ja

pan A

genc

y for

Mar

ine-

Earth

Scie

nce

and

Tech

nolog

y (JA

MSTE

C)

“Stu

dy o

n oc

eanic

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pher

ic cli

mat

e va

riabil

ity in

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weste

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ater

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wa

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rs, a

nd

land-

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serv

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kulu

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ince”

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hami

pe

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aan

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ng da

ri lap

isan u

dara

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n lau

tan

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pe

rann

ya

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me

ngatu

r pe

ruba

han

iklim

daer

ah

dan g

lobal

di Ind

ones

ia

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rolog

i da

n Os

eano

grafi

3 (tig

a)

bulan

, mula

i 1 N

ovem

ber

2015

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iran B

arat

Suma

tera d

an

Selat

an Ja

wa

serta

stas

iun

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amata

n BM

KG di

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ovins

i Be

ngku

lu

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t Tek

nolog

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entar

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erda

ya

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PT (D

r. Fa

dli

Syam

sudin

)

22

Mr. B

iao G

eng

Jiang

su, 0

9 Ok

tober

1962

Ch

ina

Japa

n Age

ncy

for M

arine

-Ea

rth S

cienc

e an

d Te

chno

logy

(JAMS

TEC)

“Stu

dy o

n oc

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pher

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mat

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kulu

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ince”

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ng da

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isan u

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n lau

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pe

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ya

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me

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r pe

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iklim

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ah

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lobal

di Ind

ones

ia

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rolog

i da

n Os

eano

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3 (tig

a)

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, mula

i 1 N

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2015

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iran B

arat

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an

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– BP

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)



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ri Ky

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)

24

Dr. A

kira

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ata

Guan

gdon

g, 20

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semb

er 19

59

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ng

Japa

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arine

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rolog

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)



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AN

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AN

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25

Dr. S

ator

u Yo

koi

Okay

ama,

6 No

vemb

er 19

78

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ng

Japa

n Age

ncy

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arine

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pe

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me

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r pe

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ah

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lobal

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ia

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rolog

i da

n Os

eano

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3 (tig

a)

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, mula

i 1 N

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2015

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iran B

arat

Suma

tera d

an

Selat

an Ja

wa

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iun

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ovins

i Be

ngku

lu

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t Tek

nolog

i Inv

entar

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erda

ya

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– BP

PT (D

r. Fa

dli

Syam

sudin

)

26

Ms. A

yako

Se

iki

Toky

o, 20

Ag

ustus

1977

Je

pang

Ja

pan A

genc

y for

Mar

ine-

Earth

Scie

nce

and

Tech

nolog

y (JA

MSTE

C)

“Stu

dy o

n oc

eanic

and

at

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pher

ic cli

mat

e va

riabil

ity in

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rn

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ater

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uthe

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wa

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rs, a

nd

land-

base

d ob

serv

ation

in

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kulu

Prov

ince”

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hami

pe

rbed

aan

penti

ng da

ri lap

isan u

dara

da

n lau

tan

serta

pe

rann

ya

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me

ngatu

r pe

ruba

han

iklim

daer

ah

dan g

lobal

di Ind

ones

ia

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rolog

i da

n Os

eano

grafi

3 (tig

a)

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, mula

i 1 N

ovem

ber

2015

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iran B

arat

Suma

tera d

an

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an Ja

wa

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n BM

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ovins

i Be

ngku

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nolog

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entar

isasi

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erda

ya

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– BP

PT (D

r. Fa

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Syam

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)



NO

NAMA

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ELIT

I TE

MPAT

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27

Dr. T

omos

hige

In

oue

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oka,

26

Septe

mber

19

78

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ng

Japa

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arine

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rolog

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iran B

arat

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tera d

an

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an Ja

wa

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ovins

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ngku

lu

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nolog

i Inv

entar

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erda

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– BP

PT (D

r. Fa

dli

Syam

sudin

)

28

Dr. H

ugo

Belle

nger

Pa

ris, 2

8 Se

ptemb

er

1980

Pera

ncis

Japa

n Age

ncy

for M

arine

-Ea

rth S

cienc

e an

d Te

chno

logy

(JAMS

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dy o

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ater

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rs, a

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pe

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pe

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ya

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ah

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lobal

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ia

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rolog

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n Os

eano

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, mula

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2015

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iran B

arat

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an

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ovins

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ngku

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nolog

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PT (D

r. Fa

dli

Syam

sudin

)

29

Ms. N

icole

Thom

pson

W

oodv

ille, 9

Se

ptemb

er

1975

Austr

alia

Suga

r Re

sear

ch

Austr

alia

“Inte

grat

ed

disea

se

man

agem

ent o

f su

garc

ane

strea

k mos

aic in

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done

sia”

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elajar

i ma

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en

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n gu

la teb

u di

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esia

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nian

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 1

6 No

vemb

er

2015

Jatim

(P

asur

uan

(ISRI

)), Ja

bar

(IPB

Bogo

r)

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t Pen

elitia

n Pe

rkebu

nan G

ula

Indon

esia

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ristin

i)



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MA

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AN

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AH

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AN

MITR

A KE

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30

Mr. J

unich

i Ha

mad

a Hi

rosh

ima,

27

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er 19

71

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ng

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arine

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d Te

chno

logy

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)

31

Ms. P

aula

Soph

ie Ma

rgar

ethe

Se

nff

Leve

rkuse

n, 23

Fe

brua

ri 199

0 Je

rman

Ce

ntre f

or

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ical

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e Ec

ology

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MT),

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rsity

of Br

emen

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umbe

r In

tegr

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ultitr

ophic

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uacu

lture

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nesia

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l and

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l Se

ttings

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ukan

stu

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layak

an

terha

dap

budid

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ng di

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mbok

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ektif

ekolo

gi da

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enga

n me

lakuk

an

budid

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an

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se

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l yan

g me

ndala

m di

masy

arak

at

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gi Ke

lautan

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delap

an)

bulan

, mula

i 27

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ber

2015

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ltas I

lmu K

elauta

n dan

Pe

rikan

an U

niver

sitas

Ha

sanu

ddin

(Pro

f. Ir.

Jama

luddin

Jomp

a, M.

Sc,

Ph.D

)



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osak

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arine

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arat

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r. Fa

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)

33

Mr. Ic

hiro

Ma

tsui

Ao

mori,

8 Se

ptemb

er

1955

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ng

Japa

n Age

ncy

for M

arine

-Ea

rth S

cienc

e an

d Te

chno

logy

(JAMS

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dy o

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rs, a

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land-

base

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serv

ation

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kulu

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ince”

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hami

pe

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aan

penti

ng da

ri lap

isan u

dara

da

n lau

tan

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pe

rann

ya

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me

ngatu

r pe

ruba

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iklim

daer

ah

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lobal

di Ind

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ia

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i da

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iran B

arat

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an

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Dr. T

etsu

o Ha

rada

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ra, 1

5 Mar

et 19

63

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ng

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35

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orito

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oto

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37

Mr. W

atar

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oka

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o, 2

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er 19

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ng

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arine

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Mr. S

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92

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)

39

Ms. T

amak

i Su

emat

su

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o, 12

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1989

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pang

Ja

pan A

genc

y for

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ine-

Earth

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nce

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y (JA

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C)

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pe

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ya

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me

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r pe

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ah

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lobal

di Ind

ones

ia

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tsus

hi

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arine

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41

Mr. A

kihiko

Mu

rata

Mi

e, 28

De

semb

er 19

60

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ng

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n Age

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for M

arine

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pe

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ya

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ah

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42

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er. n

at. T

ill Fl

orian

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ler

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kfurt,

05

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uari 1

986

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an

Leibn

iz Ce

nter

for T

ropic

al Ma

rine

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gy

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ntific

ation

of

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mar

ine

Grou

ndwa

ter

Disc

harg

e on

In

done

sia”

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me

nguk

ur

debit

air t

anah

da

n nutr

isi

masu

k yan

g ter

kait d

i Ja

wa, B

ali,

dan L

ombo

k da

lam

menin

gkatk

an

kese

imba

ngan

air

tawa

r di

daer

ah pe

sisir

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esia

serta

me

ngev

aluas

i da

mpak

Su

bmar

ine

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nd

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harg

e (S

GD) p

ada

ekos

istem

pe

sisir

Indoe

nsia

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gi 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

2

Nove

mber

20

15

Yogy

akar

ta,

Jawa

Ten

gah

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ra),

Jawa

Tim

ur (P

ulau

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u, Ba

luran

), Ba

nten

(Binu

ange

un),

Bali (

Pada

ng

Pada

ng, K

ab

Kuta

Selat

an),

dan L

ombo

k (K

raka

l)

Faku

ltas T

eknik

– UG

M (D

r. Do

ni Pr

akas

a Ek

a Pu

tra)

43

Dr. Y

uich

iro

Kum

amot

o Hi

rosh

ima,

4 Ap

ril 19

67

Jepa

ng

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n Age

ncy

for M

arine

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e an

d Te

chno

logy

(JAMS

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dy o

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pher

ic cli

mat

e va

riabil

ity in

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ater

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wa

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rs, a

nd

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base

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serv

ation

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kulu

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pe

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ng da

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isan u

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ya

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r pe

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ah

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lobal

di

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i da

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a)

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iran B

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an

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Prov

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44

Dr. H

irosh

i Uc

hida

Ka

naga

wa, 6

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nuar

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pang

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pan A

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)

45

Ms. E

lizab

eth

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ifer

Wils

on

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cesto

n, 26

Ja

nuar

i 196

5 Au

strali

a Su

gar

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arch

Au

strali

a

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grat

ed

disea

se

man

agem

ent o

f su

garc

ane

strea

k mos

aic in

In

done

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elajar

i ma

najem

en

perke

buna

n gu

la teb

u di

Indon

esia

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nian

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ua

belas

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lai 1

6 No

vemb

er

2015

Jatim

(P

asur

uan

(ISRI

)), Ja

bar

(IPB

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r)

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t Pen

elitia

n Pe

rkebu

nan G

ula

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esia

(Ari K

ristin

i)



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ENEL

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AN

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A KE

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46

Dr. M

auri

Guilla

ume

Rich

ard

Sarre

guem

ines,

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nuar

i 198

0 Pe

ranc

is Un

iversi

ty of

Neuc

hatel

, Ce

ntre f

or

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ogeo

logy

and

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ermi

cs

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ntify

ing a

nd

mod

eling

a

newb

orn

hydr

othe

rmal

syste

m: T

he

Lusi

mud

and

vo

lcano

co

mple

x”

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me

lakuk

an

inves

tigas

i ter

hada

p ge

ofisik

a aga

r me

mbata

si sif

at hid

roge

ologi

dan

hidro

terma

l da

ri sist

em

geys

er

Lump

ur

Sido

arjo

ini

yang

dik

ombin

asika

n den

gan s

tudi

pemo

delan

nu

merik

untuk

me

nguk

ur

sistem

ini d

an

menil

ai pe

rilaku

mas

a de

pan d

an

poten

si ba

haya

yang

tim

bul

Geofi

sika

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 1

1 No

vemb

er

2015

Jawa

Tim

ur

(Sur

abay

a dan

Si

doar

jo)

Bada

n Pela

ksan

a - B

adan

Pe

nang

gulan

gan L

umpu

r Si

doar

jo (A

lwi H

usein

, M.

Si)

47

Mr. J

unji

Naga

ta

Aich

i, 29 M

aret

1964

Je

pang

Un

iversi

ty of

Toky

o “L

ong-

term

So

cioec

onom

ic Dy

nam

ics o

f the

Oi

l Palm

Fa

rmer

s in

Riau

Pr

ovinc

e”

Meng

kaji

peru

baha

n so

sio ek

onom

i ya

ng di

alami

pa

ra pe

tani

terka

it den

gan

pertu

mbuh

an

sekto

r kela

pa

sawi

t di

Sosia

l Ek

onom

i-Pe

rtania

n

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 1

2 No

vemb

er

2015

Riau

(P

ekan

baru

, Ro

kan H

ilir,

Siak

, Kam

par,

Kuan

tan

Seng

ingi d

an

Pelal

awan

)

Faku

ltas P

ertan

ian,

Unive

rsitas

Riau

(D

r.Ir.S

uard

i Tar

umun

)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

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ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

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AN

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AN

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AN

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NG

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AN

LAMA

PE

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TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

Prov

insi R

iau

48

Dr. K

azuh

iko

Mats

umot

o Ky

oto, 2

6 Juli

19

69

Jepa

ng

Japa

n Age

ncy

for M

arine

-Ea

rth S

cienc

e an

d Te

chno

logy

(JAMS

TEC)

“Stu

dy o

n oc

eanic

and

at

mos

pher

ic cli

mat

e va

riabil

ity in

the

weste

rn

Sum

ater

a an

d so

uthe

rn Ja

wa

wate

rs, a

nd

land-

base

d ob

serv

ation

in

Beng

kulu

Prov

ince”

Mema

hami

pe

rbed

aan

penti

ng da

ri lap

isan u

dara

da

n lau

tan

serta

pe

rann

ya

dalam

me

ngatu

r pe

ruba

han

iklim

daer

ah

dan g

lobal

di Ind

ones

ia

Meteo

rolog

i da

n Os

eano

grafi

3 (tig

a)

bulan

, mula

i 1 N

ovem

ber

2015

Pera

iran B

arat

Suma

tera d

an

Selat

an Ja

wa

serta

stas

iun

peng

amata

n BM

KG di

Pr

ovins

i Be

ngku

lu

Pusa

t Tek

nolog

i Inv

entar

isasi

Sumb

erda

ya

Alam

– BP

PT (D

r. Fa

dli

Syam

sudin

)

49

Mr. T

aichi

Yo

koka

wa

Chiba

, 2 M

aret

1977

Je

pang

Ja

pan A

genc

y for

Mar

ine-

Earth

Scie

nce

and

Tech

nolog

y (JA

MSTE

C)

“Stu

dy o

n oc

eanic

and

at

mos

pher

ic cli

mat

e va

riabil

ity in

the

weste

rn

Sum

ater

a an

d so

uthe

rn Ja

wa

wate

rs, a

nd

land-

base

d ob

serv

ation

in

Beng

kulu

Prov

ince”

Mema

hami

pe

rbed

aan

penti

ng da

ri lap

isan u

dara

da

n lau

tan

serta

pe

rann

ya

dalam

me

ngatu

r pe

ruba

han

iklim

daer

ah

dan g

lobal

di Ind

ones

ia

Meteo

rolog

i da

n Os

eano

grafi

3 (tig

a)

bulan

, mula

i 1 N

ovem

ber

2015

Pera

iran B

arat

Suma

tera d

an

Selat

an Ja

wa

serta

stas

iun

peng

amata

n BM

KG di

Pr

ovins

i Be

ngku

lu

Pusa

t Tek

nolog

i Inv

entar

isasi

Sumb

erda

ya

Alam

– BP

PT (D

r. Fa

dli

Syam

sudin

)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

50

Dr. C

hisa

to

Yam

ashi

ta

Osak

a, 29

Juli

1976

Je

pang

Ja

pan A

genc

y for

Mar

ine-

Earth

Scie

nce

and

Tech

nolog

y (JA

MSTE

C)

“Stu

dy o

n oc

eanic

and

at

mos

pher

ic cli

mat

e va

riabil

ity in

the

weste

rn

Sum

ater

a an

d so

uthe

rn Ja

wa

wate

rs, a

nd

land-

base

d ob

serv

ation

in

Beng

kulu

Prov

ince”

Mema

hami

pe

rbed

aan

penti

ng da

ri lap

isan u

dara

da

n lau

tan

serta

pe

rann

ya

dalam

me

ngatu

r pe

ruba

han

iklim

daer

ah

dan g

lobal

di Ind

ones

ia

Meteo

rolog

i da

n Os

eano

grafi

3 (tig

a)

bulan

, mula

i 1 N

ovem

ber

2015

Pera

iran B

arat

Suma

tera d

an

Selat

an Ja

wa

serta

stas

iun

peng

amata

n BM

KG di

Pr

ovins

i Be

ngku

lu

Pusa

t Tek

nolog

i Inv

entar

isasi

Sumb

erda

ya

Alam

– BP

PT (D

r. Fa

dli

Syam

sudin

)

51

Mr. Y

usuk

e Ko

izum

i Ho

kkaid

o, 17

Ap

ril 19

87

Jepa

ng

Unive

rsity

of To

kyo

“Lon

g-te

rm

Socio

econ

omic

Dyna

mics

of t

he

Oil P

alm

Farm

ers i

n Ri

au

Prov

ince”

Meng

kaji

peru

baha

n so

sio ek

onom

i ya

ng di

alami

pa

ra pe

tani

terka

it den

gan

pertu

mbuh

an

sekto

r kela

pa

sawi

t di

Prov

insi R

iau

Sosia

l Ek

onom

i-Pe

rtania

n

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 1

2 No

vemb

er

2015

Riau

(P

ekan

baru

, Ro

kan H

ilir,

Siak

, Kam

par,

Kuan

tan

Seng

ingi d

an

Pelal

awan

)

Faku

ltas P

ertan

ian,

Unive

rsitas

Riau

(D

r.Ir.S

uard

i Tar

umun

)

52

Dr. M

ichin

ari

Suna

mur

a To

kyo,

17

Septe

mber

19

69

Jepa

ng

Japa

n Age

ncy

for M

arine

-Ea

rth S

cienc

e an

d Te

chno

logy

(JAMS

TEC)

“Stu

dy o

n oc

eanic

and

at

mos

pher

ic cli

mat

e va

riabil

ity in

the

weste

rn

Sum

ater

a an

d so

uthe

rn Ja

wa

wate

rs, a

nd

land-

base

d ob

serv

ation

in

Beng

kulu

Prov

ince”

Mema

hami

pe

rbed

aan

penti

ng da

ri lap

isan u

dara

da

n lau

tan

serta

pe

rann

ya

dalam

me

ngatu

r pe

ruba

han

iklim

daer

ah

dan g

lobal

di Ind

ones

ia

Meteo

rolog

i da

n Os

eano

grafi

3 (tig

a)

bulan

, mula

i 1 N

ovem

ber

2015

Pera

iran B

arat

Suma

tera d

an

Selat

an Ja

wa

serta

stas

iun

peng

amata

n BM

KG di

Pr

ovins

i Be

ngku

lu

Pusa

t Tek

nolog

i Inv

entar

isasi

Sumb

erda

ya

Alam

– BP

PT (D

r. Fa

dli

Syam

sudin

)



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NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

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AN

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AN

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AN

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AN

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PE

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TIAN

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ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

53

Mr. S

hoto

ku

Kota

jima

Kana

gawa

, 17

Janu

ari 1

993

Jepa

ng

Japa

n Age

ncy

for M

arine

-Ea

rth S

cienc

e an

d Te

chno

logy

(JAMS

TEC)

“Stu

dy o

n oc

eanic

and

at

mos

pher

ic cli

mat

e va

riabil

ity in

the

weste

rn

Sum

ater

a an

d so

uthe

rn Ja

wa

wate

rs, a

nd

land-

base

d ob

serv

ation

in

Beng

kulu

Prov

ince”

Mema

hami

pe

rbed

aan

penti

ng da

ri lap

isan u

dara

da

n lau

tan

serta

pe

rann

ya

dalam

me

ngatu

r pe

ruba

han

iklim

daer

ah

dan g

lobal

di Ind

ones

ia

Meteo

rolog

i da

n Os

eano

grafi

3 (tig

a)

bulan

, mula

i 1 N

ovem

ber

2015

Pera

iran B

arat

Suma

tera d

an

Selat

an Ja

wa

serta

stas

iun

peng

amata

n BM

KG di

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ovins

i Be

ngku

lu

Pusa

t Tek

nolog

i Inv

entar

isasi

Sumb

erda

ya

Alam

– BP

PT (D

r. Fa

dli

Syam

sudin

)

54

Mr. K

anta

Ch

ida

Iwate

, 3 A

pril

1992

Je

pang

Ja

pan A

genc

y for

Mar

ine-

Earth

Scie

nce

and

Tech

nolog

y (JA

MSTE

C)

“Stu

dy o

n oc

eanic

and

at

mos

pher

ic cli

mat

e va

riabil

ity in

the

weste

rn

Sum

ater

a an

d so

uthe

rn Ja

wa

wate

rs, a

nd

land-

base

d ob

serv

ation

in

Beng

kulu

Prov

ince”

Mema

hami

pe

rbed

aan

penti

ng da

ri lap

isan u

dara

da

n lau

tan

serta

pe

rann

ya

dalam

me

ngatu

r pe

ruba

han

iklim

daer

ah

dan g

lobal

di Ind

ones

ia

Meteo

rolog

i da

n Os

eano

grafi

3 (tig

a)

bulan

, mula

i 1 N

ovem

ber

2015

Pera

iran B

arat

Suma

tera d

an

Selat

an Ja

wa

serta

stas

iun

peng

amata

n BM

KG di

Pr

ovins

i Be

ngku

lu

Pusa

t Tek

nolog

i Inv

entar

isasi

Sumb

erda

ya

Alam

– BP

PT (D

r. Fa

dli

Syam

sudin

)

55

Mr. J

ean

Merli

n Vo

n Ag

ris

Berlin

, 16

Oktob

er 19

90

Jerm

an

Unive

rsity

of Go

etting

en

“Det

erm

inant

s of

Lan

d Us

e Ch

ange

and

Im

pact

on

hous

ehold

we

lfare

am

ong

small

holde

r fa

rmer

s”

Mema

hami

ma

salah

so

sial

ekon

omi d

an

peru

baha

n pe

nggu

naan

lah

an di

Pr

ov.Ja

mbi

Sosia

l ek

onom

i Pe

rtania

n

6 (en

am)

bulan

, mula

i 18

Agu

stus

2015

Jamb

i (B

atang

hari,

Kab.S

arola

ngu

n, Ka

b.Mua

ro

Jamb

i, Ka

b.Bun

go,

dan K

ab.T

ebo)

IPB

(Pro

f.Dr.H

erma

nto

Sire

gar)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

56

Mrs.

Rebe

cca

Shae

Ann

a Br

ittain

Mich

igan,

20

Oktob

er 19

83

Amer

ika

Serik

at

Gran

d Vall

ey

State

Un

iversi

ty

“Nut

rition

, Gut

M

icrob

iomes

, an

d he

alth

in W

ild B

orne

an

Oran

guta

ns

(Pon

go

Pygm

aeus

W

urm

bii) a

t the

Tu

anan

Re

sear

ch

Stat

ion”

Meng

anali

sis

dan

mend

okum

ent

asika

n ko

mpos

isi

mikro

bial p

ada

usus

Or

angu

tan

Prim

atolog

i da

n Biol

ogi

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 2

4 Ag

ustus

20

15

Stas

iun R

iset

Tuan

an, A

rea

Kons

erva

si Ma

was,

Kalim

antan

Te

ngah

Faku

ltas B

iolog

i, Un

iversi

tas N

asion

al (D

rs.

Imra

n SL T

obing

)

57

Mrs.

Eliza

beth

Ja

ne B

arro

w Ca

mbrid

ge, 9

De

semb

er 19

89

Inggr

is Ru

tgers,

The

St

ate

Unive

rsity

of Ne

w Je

rsey

“Are

the

long

calls

of B

orne

an

oran

guta

ns

(Pon

go

pygm

aeus

wu

rmbii

) cos

tly

signa

ls of

male

he

alth

and

ener

gy st

atus

?”

Untuk

me

nentu

kan

status

ke

seha

tan

oran

gutan

jan

tan da

n sta

mina

en

ergy

mela

lui

anali

sis su

ara

(long

call)

Prim

atolog

i 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

24

Agus

tus

2015

Kalte

ng (A

rea

Kons

erva

si Ma

was,

Stas

iun

Pene

litian

Tu

anan

)

Faku

ltas B

iolog

i, Un

iversi

tas N

asion

al (T

atang

)

58

Mr. D

ongl

iang

Yuan

Sh

ando

ng, 2

7 Ju

ni 19

66

China

IO

-CAS

“C

ircula

tion

and

ecos

yste

m

study

in th

e In

done

sian

seas

un

der t

he

influe

nce

of th

e we

stern

Pac

ific

varia

bility

”

Meng

etahu

i sir

kulas

i dan

ek

osist

em di

La

ut Ind

ones

ia tim

ur

Ekolo

gi Ke

lautan

1 (

satu)

bu

lan, m

ulai

16 O

ktobe

r 20

15

Selat

Lemb

eh,

Kema

Pu

slit O

sean

ogra

fi LIP

I (Dr

. Di

rham

syah

,MA)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

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AN

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AN

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AN

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NG

PENE

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AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

59

Dr. K

atrin

Mo

neck

e Br

amsc

he, 1

5 No

vemb

er 19

70

Jerm

an

Well

esley

Co

llege

“T

he D

ynam

ics

of C

oasta

l Be

ach

Ridg

e Pl

ains a

nd th

e In

fluen

ce o

f Ea

rthqu

akes

an

d Ts

unam

is:

A Ge

ologic

al Pe

rspe

ctive

”

Meny

elidik

i ca

tatan

mo

rfolog

i dan

pe

ngen

dapa

n ra

wa pa

ntai

yang

dig

olong

kan

berd

asar

kan

garis

tepi

panta

i dan

se

ngke

dan

topog

rafi d

i Ac

eh,

Indon

esia,

be

bera

pa ar

ea

dipen

garu

hi ole

h Tsu

nami

Sa

mude

ra

Hind

ia tah

un

2004

Ilmu B

umi

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 1

4 Se

ptemb

er

2015

Aceh

(Ban

da

Aceh

dan

Meula

boh)

Tsun

ami D

isaste

r Mi

tigati

on R

esea

rch C

enter

(T

DMRC

) – U

niver

sitas

Sy

ah K

uala

(Dr.

Ella

Meilin

da)

60

Mr.

Chris

toph

er

Jam

es C

otte

r

Alex

andr

ia,

Virg

inia,

AS, 6

Fe

brua

ri 198

0

Amer

ika

Serik

at

Unive

rsity

of Ca

liforn

ia, S

an

Fran

cisco

“Eva

luatin

g Re

activ

e Ca

se

Dete

ction

M

etho

ds fo

r M

alaria

El

imina

tion

in In

done

sia”

Memo

nitor

da

n me

ngev

aluas

i me

tode

dekte

ksi k

asus

re

aktif

(RAC

D)

yang

telah

ru

tin di

lakuk

an

oleh D

inkes

da

lam ra

ngka

eli

mina

si ma

laria

Kese

hatan

, bio

logi

molek

ular

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 3

1 Ag

ustus

20

15

NAD

(Ace

h Be

sar)

LBM

Eijkm

an (E

lisab

eth

Fara

h Nov

ita C

outrie

r) da

n Di

nas K

eseh

atan

Pe

merin

tah A

ceh (

dr. M

. Ya

ni, M

.Kes

, PKK

)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

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PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

61

Mr. S

huny

ang

Chen

Fu

jian,

17

Janu

ari 1

987

China

TI

O-SO

A “J

oint

Inve

stiga

tion

on

Man

grov

e Ec

ologie

s in

Dry

Seas

on”

Untuk

me

ngeta

hui

ekolo

gi hu

tan

baka

u pad

a mu

sim

kema

rau

Ekolo

gi Ke

lautan

20

(dua

pu

luh) h

ari,

mulai

23

Agus

tus

2015

Pera

iran

Muar

a Ang

ke,

Pera

iran

Bitun

g, Se

lat

Lemb

eh da

n Ke

ma

Pusli

t Ose

anog

rafi L

IPI

(Dr.D

irham

syah

MA)

62

Mr. B

in F

an

Shan

ghai,

23

Febr

uary

1960

Ch

ina

First

Institu

te of Oc

eano

grap

hy

(FIO

)

“The

Tra

nspo

rt,

Inte

rnal

Wav

es

and

Mixi

ng in

th

e In

done

sian

Thro

ughf

low

regio

ns (T

IMIT

) an

d Im

pacts

on

Mar

ine

Ecos

yste

m”

Meng

ukur

int

erna

l wav

es

dan

perca

mpur

an

di jal

ur A

rus

Lintas

Ind

ones

ia (A

rlindo

) dan

pe

ngar

uhny

a ter

hada

p ek

osist

em

laut, t

eruta

ma

di jal

ur se

lat

Maka

ssar

dan

selat

Lomb

ok

Osea

nogr

afi

29 (d

ua

puluh

se

mbila

n)

hari,

mulai

1

Oktob

er

2015

Pera

iran S

elat

Maka

ssar

dan

Selat

Lomb

ok

Bada

n Pen

elitia

n dan

Pe

ngem

bang

an –

KKP

(Dr.

Anas

tasia

R.T.

D.

Kusw

arda

ni da

n Tim

)

63

Mr. S

hujia

ng L

i Sh

ando

ng, 1

1 De

semb

er 19

79

China

Fir

st Ins

titute

of Ocea

nogr

aphy

(F

IO)

“The

Tra

nspo

rt,

Inte

rnal

Wav

es

and

Mixi

ng in

th

e In

done

sian

Thro

ughf

low

regio

ns (T

IMIT

) an

d Im

pacts

on

Mar

ine

Ecos

yste

m”

Meng

ukur

int

erna

l wav

es

dan

perca

mpur

an

di jal

ur A

rus

Lintas

Ind

ones

ia (A

rlindo

) dan

pe

ngar

uhny

a ter

hada

p ek

osist

em

laut, t

eruta

ma

di jal

ur se

lat

Maka

ssar

dan

selat

Lomb

ok

Osea

nogr

afi

29 (d

ua

puluh

se

mbila

n)

hari,

mulai

1

Oktob

er

2015

Pera

iran S

elat

Maka

ssar

dan

Selat

Lomb

ok

Bada

n Pen

elitia

n dan

Pe

ngem

bang

an –

KKP

(Dr.

Anas

tasia

R.T.

D.

Kusw

arda

ni da

n Tim

)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

64

Mr. G

uanl

in

Wan

g Sh

ando

ng, 9

Ma

ret 1

981

China

Fir

st Ins

titute

of Ocea

nogr

aphy

(F

IO)

“The

Tra

nspo

rt,

Inte

rnal

Wav

es

and

Mixi

ng in

th

e In

done

sian

Thro

ughf

low

regio

ns (T

IMIT

) an

d Im

pacts

on

Mar

ine

Ecos

yste

m”

Meng

ukur

int

erna

l wav

es

dan

perca

mpur

an

di jal

ur A

rus

Lintas

Ind

ones

ia (A

rlindo

) dan

pe

ngar

uhny

a ter

hada

p ek

osist

em

laut, t

eruta

ma

di jal

ur se

lat

Maka

ssar

dan

selat

Lomb

ok

Osea

nogr

afi

29 (d

ua

puluh

se

mbila

n)

hari,

mulai

1

Oktob

er

2015

Pera

iran S

elat

Maka

ssar

dan

Selat

Lomb

ok

Bada

n Pen

elitia

n dan

Pe

ngem

bang

an –

KKP

(Dr.

Anas

tasia

R.T.

D.

Kusw

arda

ni da

n Tim

)

65

Ms. X

u Xi

aoqi

ng

Shan

dong

, 9

Janu

ari 1

986

China

Fir

st Ins

titute

of Ocea

nogr

aphy

(F

IO)

“The

Tra

nspo

rt,

Inte

rnal

Wav

es

and

Mixi

ng in

th

e In

done

sian

Thro

ughf

low

regio

ns (T

IMIT

) an

d Im

pacts

on

Mar

ine

Ecos

yste

m”

Meng

ukur

int

erna

l wav

es

dan

perca

mpur

an

di jal

ur A

rus

Lintas

Ind

ones

ia (A

rlindo

) dan

pe

ngar

uhny

a ter

hada

p ek

osist

em

laut, t

eruta

ma

di jal

ur se

lat

Maka

ssar

dan

selat

Lomb

ok

Osea

nogr

afi

29 (d

ua

puluh

se

mbila

n)

hari,

mulai

1

Oktob

er

2015

Pera

iran S

elat

Maka

ssar

dan

Selat

Lomb

ok

Bada

n Pen

elitia

n dan

Pe

ngem

bang

an –

KKP

(Dr.

Anas

tasia

R.T.

D.

Kusw

arda

ni da

n Tim

)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

66

Mr. X

u Te

ngfe

i Ne

i Mon

gol, 2

7-02

-198

6 Ch

ina

First

Institu

te of Oc

eano

grap

hy

(FIO

)

“The

Tra

nspo

rt,

Inte

rnal

Wav

es

and

Mixi

ng in

th

e In

done

sian

Thro

ughf

low

regio

ns (T

IMIT

) an

d Im

pacts

on

Mar

ine

Ecos

yste

m”

Meng

ukur

int

erna

l wav

es

dan

perca

mpur

an

di jal

ur A

rus

Lintas

Ind

ones

ia (A

rlindo

) dan

pe

ngar

uhny

a ter

hada

p ek

osist

em

laut, t

eruta

ma

di jal

ur se

lat

Maka

ssar

dan

selat

Lomb

ok

Osea

nogr

afi

29 (d

ua

puluh

se

mbila

n)

hari,

mulai

1

Oktob

er

2015

Pera

iran S

elat

Maka

ssar

dan

Selat

Lomb

ok

Bada

n Pen

elitia

n dan

Pe

ngem

bang

an –

KKP

(Dr.

Anas

tasia

R.T.

D.

Kusw

arda

ni da

n Tim

)

67

Mr. G

uan

Shen

g Sh

ando

ng, 1

0 No

vemb

er 19

72

China

Fir

st Ins

titute

of Ocea

nogr

aphy

(F

IO)

“The

Tra

nspo

rt,

Inte

rnal

Wav

es

and

Mixi

ng in

th

e In

done

sian

Thro

ughf

low

regio

ns (T

IMIT

) an

d Im

pacts

on

Mar

ine

Ecos

yste

m”

Meng

ukur

int

erna

l wav

es

dan

perca

mpur

an

di jal

ur A

rus

Lintas

Ind

ones

ia (A

rlindo

) dan

pe

ngar

uhny

a ter

hada

p ek

osist

em

laut, t

eruta

ma

di jal

ur se

lat

Maka

ssar

dan

selat

Lomb

ok

Osea

nogr

afi

29 (d

ua

puluh

se

mbila

n)

hari,

mulai

1

Oktob

er

2015

Pera

iran S

elat

Maka

ssar

dan

Selat

Lomb

ok

Bada

n Pen

elitia

n dan

Pe

ngem

bang

an –

KKP

(Dr.

Anas

tasia

R.T.

D.

Kusw

arda

ni da

n Tim

)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

68

Mr. L

in F

ang

Jiang

xi, 15

Apr

il 19

89

China

Fir

st Ins

titute

of Ocea

nogr

aphy

(F

IO)

“The

Tra

nspo

rt,

Inte

rnal

Wav

es

and

Mixi

ng in

th

e In

done

sian

Thro

ughf

low

regio

ns (T

IMIT

) an

d Im

pacts

on

Mar

ine

Ecos

yste

m”

Meng

ukur

int

erna

l wav

es

dan

perca

mpur

an

di jal

ur A

rus

Lintas

Ind

ones

ia (A

rlindo

) dan

pe

ngar

uhny

a ter

hada

p ek

osist

em

laut, t

eruta

ma

di jal

ur se

lat

Maka

ssar

dan

selat

Lomb

ok

Osea

nogr

afi

29 (d

ua

puluh

se

mbila

n)

hari,

mulai

1

Oktob

er

2015

Pera

iran S

elat

Maka

ssar

dan

Selat

Lomb

ok

Bada

n Pen

elitia

n dan

Pe

ngem

bang

an –

KKP

(Dr.

Anas

tasia

R.T.

D.

Kusw

arda

ni da

n Tim

)

69

Mr. Z

hou

Kai

Zheji

ang,

9 Fe

brua

ry 19

73

China

Fir

st Ins

titute

of Ocea

nogr

aphy

(F

IO)

“The

Tra

nspo

rt,

Inte

rnal

Wav

es

and

Mixi

ng in

th

e In

done

sian

Thro

ughf

low

regio

ns (T

IMIT

) an

d Im

pacts

on

Mar

ine

Ecos

yste

m”

Meng

ukur

int

erna

l wav

es

dan

perca

mpur

an

di jal

ur A

rus

Lintas

Ind

ones

ia (A

rlindo

) dan

pe

ngar

uhny

a ter

hada

p ek

osist

em

laut, t

eruta

ma

di jal

ur se

lat

Maka

ssar

dan

selat

Lomb

ok

Osea

nogr

afi

29 (d

ua

puluh

se

mbila

n)

hari,

mulai

1

Oktob

er

2015

Pera

iran S

elat

Maka

ssar

dan

Selat

Lomb

ok

Bada

n Pen

elitia

n dan

Pe

ngem

bang

an –

KKP

(Dr.

Anas

tasia

R.T.

D.

Kusw

arda

ni da

n Tim

)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

70

Mr. H

e Zh

iqian

g Gu

angx

i, 5

Oktob

er 19

81

China

Fir

st Ins

titute

of Ocea

nogr

aphy

(F

IO)

“The

Tra

nspo

rt,

Inte

rnal

Wav

es

and

Mixi

ng in

th

e In

done

sian

Thro

ughf

low

regio

ns (T

IMIT

) an

d Im

pacts

on

Mar

ine

Ecos

yste

m”

Meng

ukur

int

erna

l wav

es

dan

perca

mpur

an

di jal

ur A

rus

Lintas

Ind

ones

ia (A

rlindo

) dan

pe

ngar

uhny

a ter

hada

p ek

osist

em

laut, t

eruta

ma

di jal

ur se

lat

Maka

ssar

dan

selat

Lomb

ok

Osea

nogr

afi

29 (d

ua

puluh

se

mbila

n)

hari,

mulai

1

Oktob

er

2015

Pera

iran S

elat

Maka

ssar

dan

Selat

Lomb

ok

Bada

n Pen

elitia

n dan

Pe

ngem

bang

an –

KKP

(Dr.

Anas

tasia

R.T.

D.

Kusw

arda

ni da

n Tim

)

71

Dr. M

ark A

lan

Coch

rane

Co

nnec

ticut,

27

Agus

tus 19

64

Amer

ika

Serik

at

South

Dak

ota

State

Un

iversi

ty

“Filli

ng a

critic

al ga

p in

Indo

nesia

's na

tiona

l car

bon

mon

itorin

g,

repo

rting

, and

ve

rifica

tion

capa

bilitie

s for

su

ppor

ting

REDD

+ ac

tivitie

s: In

corp

orat

iong,

qu

antify

ing a

nd

locat

ing fir

e em

ission

s fro

m

with

in tro

pical

peat

-swa

mp

fore

st”

Meng

inves

tiga

si ra

ngka

ian

kejad

ian so

sial

dan b

io-fis

ikal

yang

me

nyeb

abka

n ke

baka

ran d

i lah

an ga

mbut

Ekolo

gi 5 (

lima)

bu

lan, m

ulai

25 A

gustu

s 20

15

Kalte

ng

(Pala

ngka

raya

, wi

layah

Ka

liman

tan

Fore

st an

d Cl

imate

Pa

rtner

ship

(KFC

P) di

Ka

puas

)

Faku

ltas K

ehuta

nan I

PB

(Dr.

Erian

to Ind

ra P

utra,

S.Hu

t, M.S

i), Fa

kulta

s Pe

rtania

n Unp

ar (D

r. Ni

na

Yulia

nti, S

P, M

.Si)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

72

Dr. K

evin

Ch

risto

pher

Ry

an

Illino

is, 19

Ok

tober

1946

Am

erika

Se

rikat

Un

iversi

ty of

Monta

na

“Filli

ng a

critic

al ga

p in

Indo

nesia

's na

tiona

l car

bon

mon

itorin

g,

repo

rting

, and

ve

rifica

tion

capa

bilitie

s for

su

ppor

ting

REDD

+ ac

tivitie

s: In

corp

orat

iong,

qu

antify

ing a

nd

locat

ing fir

e em

ission

s fro

m

with

in tro

pical

peat

-swa

mp

fore

st”

Meng

inves

tiga

si ra

ngka

ian

kejad

ian so

sial

dan b

io-fis

ikal

yang

me

nyeb

abka

n ke

baka

ran d

i lah

an ga

mbut

Ekolo

gi 5 (

lima)

bu

lan, m

ulai

25 A

gustu

s 20

15

Kalte

ng

(Pala

ngka

raya

, wi

layah

Ka

liman

tan

Fore

st an

d Cl

imate

Pa

rtner

ship

(KFC

P) di

Ka

puas

)

Faku

ltas K

ehuta

nan I

PB

(Dr.

Erian

to Ind

ra P

utra,

S.Hu

t, M.S

i), Fa

kulta

s Pe

rtania

n Unp

ar (D

r. Ni

na

Yulia

nti, S

P, M

.Si)

73

Mrs.

Chels

ea

Eliza

beth

St

ockw

ell

Miss

ouri,

19

Mare

t 198

9 Am

erika

Se

rikat

Un

iversi

ty of

Monta

na

“Filli

ng a

critic

al ga

p in

Indo

nesia

's na

tiona

l car

bon

mon

itorin

g,

repo

rting

, and

ve

rifica

tion

capa

bilitie

s for

su

ppor

ting

REDD

+ ac

tivitie

s: In

corp

orat

iong,

qu

antify

ing a

nd

locat

ing fir

e em

ission

s fro

m

with

in tro

pical

peat

-swa

mp

fore

st”

Meng

inves

tiga

si ra

ngka

ian

kejad

ian so

sial

dan b

io-fis

ikal

yang

me

nyeb

abka

n ke

baka

ran d

i lah

an ga

mbut

Ekolo

gi 5 (

lima)

bu

lan, m

ulai

25 A

gustu

s 20

15

Kalte

ng

(Pala

ngka

raya

, wi

layah

Ka

liman

tan

Fore

st an

d Cl

imate

Pa

rtner

ship

(KFC

P) di

Ka

puas

)

Faku

ltas K

ehuta

nan I

PB

(Dr.

Erian

to Ind

ra P

utra,

S.Hu

t, M.S

i), Fa

kulta

s Pe

rtania

n Unp

ar (D

r. Ni

na

Yulia

nti, S

P, M

.Si)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

74

Mr.

Karu

nara

thna

M.

Thi

lina S

. Ja

yara

thne

Kuru

nega

la, 29

Ok

tober

1982

Sr

i Lan

ka

Unive

rsity

of Iow

a “F

illing

a cr

itical

gap

in In

done

sia's

natio

nal c

arbo

n m

onito

ring,

re

porti

ng, a

nd

verif

icatio

n ca

pabil

ities f

or

supp

ortin

g RE

DD+

activ

ities:

Inco

rpor

ation

g,

quan

tifying

and

loc

ating

fire

emiss

ions f

rom

wi

thin

tropic

al pe

at-s

wam

p fo

rest”

Meng

inves

tiga

si ra

ngka

ian

kejad

ian so

sial

dan b

io-fis

ikal

yang

me

nyeb

abka

n ke

baka

ran d

i lah

an ga

mbut

Ekolo

gi 5 (

lima)

bu

lan, m

ulai

25 A

gustu

s 20

15

Kalte

ng

(Pala

ngka

raya

, wi

layah

Ka

liman

tan

Fore

st an

d Cl

imate

Pa

rtner

ship

(KFC

P) di

Ka

puas

)

Faku

ltas K

ehuta

nan I

PB

(Dr.

Erian

to Ind

ra P

utra,

S.Hu

t, M.S

i), Fa

kulta

s Pe

rtania

n Unp

ar (D

r. Ni

na

Yulia

nti, S

P, M

.Si)

75

Dr. C

ynth

ia Tw

yfor

d Fo

wler

South

Car

olina

, 10

Sep

tembe

r 19

70

Amer

ika

Serik

at

Woff

ord

Colle

ge

“Filli

ng a

critic

al ga

p in

Indo

nesia

's na

tiona

l car

bon

mon

itorin

g,

repo

rting

, and

ve

rifica

tion

capa

bilitie

s for

su

ppor

ting

REDD

+ ac

tivitie

s: In

corp

orat

iong,

qu

antify

ing a

nd

locat

ing fir

e em

ission

s fro

m

with

in tro

pical

peat

-swa

mp

fore

st”

Meng

inves

tiga

si ra

ngka

ian

kejad

ian so

sial

dan b

io-fis

ikal

yang

me

nyeb

abka

n ke

baka

ran d

i lah

an ga

mbut

Ekolo

gi 5 (

lima)

bu

lan, m

ulai

25 A

gustu

s 20

15

Kalte

ng

(Pala

ngka

raya

, wi

layah

Ka

liman

tan

Fore

st an

d Cl

imate

Pa

rtner

ship

(KFC

P) di

Ka

puas

)

Faku

ltas K

ehuta

nan I

PB

(Dr.

Erian

to Ind

ra P

utra,

S.Hu

t, M.S

i), Fa

kulta

s Pe

rtania

n Unp

ar (D

r. Ni

na

Yulia

nti, S

P, M

.Si)



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NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

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HIR

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GA

NEGA

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ITUS

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AN

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AN

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AN

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PE

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TIAN

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PE

NELI

TIAN

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TRA

KERJ

A

76

Mr. W

ang

Xian

feng

RR

T, 18

Ok

tober

1972

RR

T Ea

rth

Obse

rvator

y of

Sing

apor

e -

NTU

“Elev

ation

, fa

cies a

nd

timing

of c

oral

terra

ces i

n Su

mba

Islan

d: a

re

visit”

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elidik

i ter

as fo

sil

Pulau

Sum

ba

dari b

arat

ke

timur

mela

lui

komb

inasi

geolo

gi da

n top

ogra

fi pe

metaa

n, tek

tonik,

ge

omor

folog

i, ge

odes

i dan

stu

di ge

ochr

onolo

gica

l

Geolo

gi 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

31

Agus

tus

2015

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Te

ngga

ra

Timur

(Sum

ba

Bara

t -

Walk

abub

ak,

Sumb

a Tim

ur-

Wain

gapu

, Su

mba

Teng

ah-

Waib

akui,

Su

mba B

arat

Daya

-Ta

mbola

ka)

Institu

t Tek

nolog

i Ban

dung

(IT

B) (P

rof. H

asan

uddin

Z.

Abidi

n)

77

Dr. F

rede

rique

Le

clerc

Pe

ranc

is, 8

April

1987

Pe

ranc

is Ea

rth

Obse

rvator

y of

Sing

apor

e -

NTU

“Elev

ation

, fa

cies a

nd

timing

of c

oral

terra

ces i

n Su

mba

Islan

d: a

re

visit”

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elidik

i ter

as fo

sil

Pulau

Sum

ba

dari b

arat

ke

timur

mela

lui

komb

inasi

geolo

gi da

n top

ogra

fi pe

metaa

n, tek

tonik,

ge

omor

folog

i, ge

odes

i dan

stu

di ge

ochr

onolo

gica

l

Geolo

gi 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

31

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tus

2015

Nusa

Te

ngga

ra

Timur

(Sum

ba

Bara

t -

Walk

abub

ak,

Sumb

a Tim

ur-

Wain

gapu

, Su

mba

Teng

ah-

Waib

akui,

Su

mba B

arat

Daya

-Ta

mbola

ka)

Institu

t Tek

nolog

i Ban

dung

(IT

B) (P

rof. H

asan

uddin

Z.

Abidi

n)



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MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

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ARGA

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STIT

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L PE

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TIAN

TU

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PE

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PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

78

Mr. H

ong

Wei

Chian

g Ta

ipei, 2

9 No

vemb

er 19

76

Repu

blik

Cina

(T

aiwan

)

Earth

Ob

serva

tory o

f Si

ngap

ore -

NT

U

“Elev

ation

, fa

cies a

nd

timing

of c

oral

terra

ces i

n Su

mba

Islan

d: a

re

visit”

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elidik

i ter

as fo

sil

Pulau

Sum

ba

dari b

arat

ke

timur

mela

lui

komb

inasi

geolo

gi da

n top

ogra

fi pe

metaa

n, tek

tonik,

ge

omor

folog

i, ge

odes

i dan

stu

di ge

ochr

onolo

gica

l

Geolo

gi 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

31

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tus

2015

Nusa

Te

ngga

ra

Timur

(Sum

ba

Bara

t -

Walk

abub

ak,

Sumb

a Tim

ur-

Wain

gapu

, Su

mba

Teng

ah-

Waib

akui,

Su

mba B

arat

Daya

-Ta

mbola

ka)

Institu

t Tek

nolog

i Ban

dung

(IT

B) (P

rof. H

asan

uddin

Z.

Abidi

n)

79

Mr. S

ylvain

Ri

gaud

Pe

ranc

is, 3

Febr

uari 1

984

Pera

ncis

Earth

Ob

serva

tory o

f Si

ngap

ore -

NT

U

“Elev

ation

, fa

cies a

nd

timing

of c

oral

terra

ces i

n Su

mba

Islan

d: a

re

visit”

Meny

elidik

i ter

as fo

sil

Pulau

Sum

ba

dari b

arat

ke

timur

mela

lui

komb

inasi

geolo

gi da

n top

ogra

fi pe

metaa

n, tek

tonik,

ge

omor

folog

i, ge

odes

i dan

stu

di ge

ochr

onolo

gica

l

Geolo

gi 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

31

Agus

tus

2015

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Te

ngga

ra

Timur

(Sum

ba

Bara

t -

Walk

abub

ak,

Sumb

a Tim

ur-

Wain

gapu

, Su

mba

Teng

ah-

Waib

akui,

Su

mba B

arat

Daya

-Ta

mbola

ka)

Institu

t Tek

nolog

i Ban

dung

(IT

B) (P

rof. H

asan

uddin

Z.

Abidi

n)



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NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

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GA

NEGA

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INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

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AN

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AN

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AN

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PE

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TIAN

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ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

80

Mr. C

yril

Benn

ouna

Ne

w Yo

rk Ci

ty,

21 S

eptem

ber

1989

Amer

ika

Serik

at

Colom

bia

Unive

rsity

“Insti

tutio

naliz

ing

Birth

Re

gistra

tion

in Ba

sic S

ervic

e Sy

stem

s: an

Im

plem

enta

tion

Stud

y Des

ign”

Mene

liti

pelay

anan

pe

ndaft

aran

ke

lahira

n pe

ndud

uk

Stud

i Ke

pend

uduk

an

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 3

1 Ag

ustus

20

15

Jaba

r (De

pok)

FISI

P UI

(Dr.

Arie

Setia

budi

Soes

ilo, M

.Sc)

81

Ms. T

hea A

nna

Ham

m

Wur

zbur

g, 24

Me

i 199

0 Je

rman

GE

OMAR

“T

herm

al to

leran

ce o

f the

an

emon

e Ai

ptas

ia an

d Ha

liplan

ella”

Meng

etahu

i ata

s tole

rans

i ter

mal d

ua

anem

on da

ri aip

tasia

dan

halip

lanell

a un

tuk

memp

redik

si de

ngan

tepa

t ba

gaim

ana

mere

ka

bera

ksi

terha

dap

pema

nasa

n glo

bal d

alam

konte

ks

peru

baha

n ikl

im

Ekolo

gi Ke

lautan

6 (

enam

) bu

lan, m

ulai

31 A

gustu

s 20

15

Jaba

r (IP

B-Bo

gor,

Pelab

uhan

Ra

tu)

Faku

ltas P

erika

nan d

an

Ilmu K

elauta

n IPB

(P

reha

di)



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MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

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STIT

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PE

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PE

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TIAN

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MA

PENE

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AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

82

Mr. T

hom

as

Neise

, M.S

c Be

rlin, 8

Se

ptemb

er

1986

Jerm

an

Unive

rsity

of Co

logne

“N

atur

al ha

zard

s and

fir

ms‟

decis

ion-

mak

ing u

nder

ris

k bet

ween

ind

ividu

al an

d re

giona

l ad

apta

tion

strat

egies

in

Indo

nesia

”

Mema

hami

ke

putus

an

yang

dibu

at ole

h pe

rusa

haan

da

lam

meng

uran

gi ris

iko da

n pe

rann

ya

dalam

me

mben

tuk

strate

gi pe

mban

guna

n da

erah

yang

ad

aptif

juga

integ

ratif

baik

seca

ra

indivi

dual

maup

un

kelom

pok

Geog

rafi

3 (tig

a)

bulan

, mula

i 31

Agu

stus

2015

DKI J

akar

ta,

Bante

n (T

ange

rang

Se

latan

dan

Kota

Tang

eran

g),

Jawa

Bar

at (D

epok

, Be

kasi,

Bog

or,

Kab.

Beka

si,

Kab.

Bogo

r)

Pusa

t Pen

elitia

n Su

mber

Da

ya R

egion

al – L

IPI (

Nuur

Sy

ahid,

S.S

os, M

.Sc)

83

Mr. T

odd

Chris

toph

er

Kelly

Ohio,

25

Nove

mber

1969

Am

erika

Se

rikat

De

fense

PO

W/M

IA

Acco

untin

g Ag

ency

“Sea

rch

and

Reco

very

of

Unac

coun

ted

for

Amer

ican

Serv

ice

Pers

onne

l from

W

orld

War

II”

Menc

ari d

an

meng

identi

fika

si ke

rang

ka

jenaz

ah

manta

n ten

tara

Amer

ika

Serik

at da

lam

Pera

ng D

unia

II

Sejar

ah

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 9

No

vemb

er

2015

Sulaw

esi

Selat

an (A

rsip

Daer

ah)

Pusa

t Seja

rah –

TNI

(L

etkol

Caj P

. Has

ibuan

)



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NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

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NEGA

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DUL

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AN

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AN

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PE

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TIAN

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PE

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TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

84

Ms. W

endy

Ma

rlene

Cob

le,

M.A.

North

Car

olina

, 23

Apr

il 196

8 Am

erika

Se

rikat

Jo

int P

OW

MIA

Acco

unt

Comm

and

JPAC

/ DPA

A

“Sea

rch

and

Reco

very

of

Unac

coun

ted

for

Amer

ican

Serv

ice

Pers

onne

l from

W

orld

War

II”

Menc

ari d

an

meng

identi

fika

si ke

rang

ka

jenaz

ah

manta

n ten

tara

Amer

ika

Serik

at da

lam

Pera

ng D

unia

II

Sejar

ah

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 3

1 Ag

ustus

20

15

Sulaw

esi

Selat

an (A

rsip

Daer

ah)

Pusa

t Seja

rah –

TNI

(L

etkol

Caj P

. Has

ibuan

)

85

Mr. J

ulien

Lo

uys

St D

enis,

Re

union

Islan

d, 15

Mar

et 19

81

Austr

alia

The A

ustra

lian

Natio

nal

Unive

rsity

“Pala

eoen

viron

em

ents

of

Sum

atra

Dur

ing

The

Pleis

toce

ne”

Meng

evalu

asi

pera

n eru

psi

gunu

ng

volka

no di

Su

mater

a da

lam ev

olusi

dan m

igras

i ma

malia

ke

daer

ah-d

aera

h lai

n

Paleo

-ek

ologi

4 (em

pat)

bulan

, mula

i 31

Agu

stus

2015

Suma

tera

Bara

t (Ag

am,

Lima P

uluh

Kota,

Tan

ah

Datar

, Sa

wahlu

nto,

Sijun

jung,

Solok

, Pad

ang

Paria

man)

Faku

ltas I

lmu d

an

Tekn

ologi

Kebu

mian

ITB

(Pro

f. Dr.

Ir. Y

ahdi

Zaim

)

86

Mr. G

ilber

t Ja

mes

Pric

e Ips

wich

, Qu

eens

land,

Austr

alia,

5 Mei

1979

Austr

alia

Unive

rsity

of Qu

eens

land

“Pala

eoen

viron

em

ents

of

Sum

atra

Dur

ing

The

Pleis

toce

ne”

Meng

evalu

asi

pera

n eru

psi

gunu

ng

volka

no di

Su

mater

a da

lam ev

olusi

dan m

igras

i ma

malia

ke

daer

ah-d

aera

h lai

n

Paleo

-ek

ologi

4 (em

pat)

bulan

, mula

i 31

Agu

stus

2015

Suma

tera

Bara

t (Ag

am,

Lima P

uluh

Kota,

Tan

ah

Datar

, Sa

wahlu

nto,

Sijun

jung,

Solok

, Pad

ang

Paria

man)

Faku

ltas I

lmu d

an

Tekn

ologi

Kebu

mian

ITB

(Pro

f. Dr.

Ir. Y

ahdi

Zaim

)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

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PE

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MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

87

Mr. R

ober

t Ro

drig

uez

Suro

Puer

to Ri

co,

AS, 3

De

semb

er 19

91

Amer

ika

Serik

at

Bosto

n Un

iversi

ty “T

he L

ives o

f Or

angu

tans

: m

appin

g m

ale

oran

guta

ns‟

daily

lives

and

ra

nging

pat

tern

s th

roug

h th

e us

e of

long

er te

rm

follo

ws”

Mene

liti

meng

enai

pola

bepe

rgian

dari

oran

g utan

ter

utama

or

ang u

tan

jantan

Prim

atolog

y 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

31

Agus

tus

2015

Kalba

r (TN

Gu

nung

Pa

lung,

Stas

iun

Pene

litian

Ca

bang

Pan

ti)

Unive

rsitas

Tan

jungp

ura

(Riya

ndi, M

Si),

Yaya

san

Palun

g (Tr

i Wah

yu S

usan

to M.

Si.)

88

Mr. E

van

Taylo

r Slo

an

New

York,

AS,

20

Mar

et 19

93

Amer

ika

Serik

at

Buck

nell

Uni

vers

ity

“The

Live

s of

Oran

guta

ns:

map

ping

male

or

angu

tans

‟ da

ily liv

es a

nd

rang

ing p

atte

rns

thro

ugh

the

use

of lo

nger

term

fo

llows

”

Mene

liti

meng

enai

pola

bepe

rgian

dari

oran

g utan

ter

utama

or

ang u

tan

jantan

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atolog

y 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

31

Agus

tus

2015

Kalba

r (TN

Gu

nung

Pa

lung,

Stas

iun

Pene

litian

Ca

bang

Pan

ti)

Unive

rsitas

Tan

jungp

ura

(Riya

ndi, M

Si),

Yaya

san

Palun

g (Tr

i Wah

yu S

usan

to M.

Si.)

89

Mr. G

ianca

rlo

Tam

bure

llo

Paler

mo, 2

7 Ma

ret 1

985

Italia

Un

iversi

ty of

Paler

mo

“Insta

llatio

n of

an

aut

omat

ic m

ultiG

AS

syste

m o

n Gu

nung

Mer

api

and

mea

sure

men

t of

volca

nic g

as

and

plum

e em

ission

s fro

m

Duko

no a

nd Ib

u vo

lcano

es in

No

rth M

aluku

pr

ovinc

e wi

thin

the

fram

ewor

k of

the

DECA

DE

Proje

ct”

Mene

liti

aktifi

tas er

upsi

dan g

eokim

ia gu

nung

api d

i Ind

ones

ia

Vulka

nolog

i da

n Ge

okim

ia

1 (sa

tu)

bulan

, mula

i 1 S

eptem

ber

2015

Maluk

u Utar

a (G

n. Me

rapi,

Du

kono

dan

Gn. Ib

u)

Bada

n Geo

logi E

SDM

(Edi

Pras

odjo)



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NAMA

PEN

ELIT

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MPAT

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AN

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PE

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ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

90

Mr. M

arce

llo

Bite

tto

Paler

mo, 1

8 Ap

ril 19

78

Italia

Pa

lermo

Un

iversi

ty “In

stalla

tion

of

an a

utom

atic

mult

iGAS

sy

stem

on

Gunu

ng M

erap

i an

d m

easu

rem

ent o

f vo

lcanic

gas

an

d plu

me

emiss

ions f

rom

Du

kono

and

Ibu

volca

noes

in

North

Malu

ku

prov

ince

with

in th

e fra

mew

ork

of th

e DE

CADE

Pr

oject”

Mene

liti

aktifi

tas er

upsi

dan g

eokim

ia gu

nung

api d

i Ind

ones

ia

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nolog

i da

n Ge

okim

ia

1 (sa

tu)

bulan

, mula

i 1 S

eptem

ber

2015

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u Utar

a (G

n. Me

rapi,

Du

kono

dan

Gn. Ib

u)

Bada

n Geo

logi E

SDM

(Edi

Pras

odjo)

91

Mr. M

arco

Li

uzzo

Ca

tania,

21

Septe

mber

19

66

Italia

Ins

tituto

Nazio

nale

di Ge

ofisic

a e

Volca

nolog

ia (IN

GV)

“Insta

llatio

n of

an

aut

omat

ic m

ultiG

AS

syste

m o

n Gu

nung

Mer

api

and

mea

sure

men

t of

volca

nic g

as

and

plum

e em

ission

s fro

m

Duko

no a

nd Ib

u vo

lcano

es in

No

rth M

aluku

pr

ovinc

e wi

thin

the

fram

ewor

k of

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DECA

DE

Proje

ct”

Mene

liti

aktifi

tas er

upsi

dan g

eokim

ia gu

nung

api d

i Ind

ones

ia

Vulka

nolog

i da

n Ge

okim

ia

1 (sa

tu)

bulan

, mula

i 1 S

eptem

ber

2015

Maluk

u Utar

a (G

n. Me

rapi,

Du

kono

dan

Gn. Ib

u)

Bada

n Geo

logi E

SDM

(Edi

Pras

odjo)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

BULA

N S

EPTE

MBE

R

1 Mr

. Seb

astie

n Jo

aqui

m D

e Ro

yer-D

upre

Buen

os A

ires,

20 M

aret

1984

Je

rman

Ce

nter f

or

Inter

natio

nal

Migr

ation

(C

IM)

“Com

mun

ity-

Base

d Fo

rest

Man

agem

ent,

Agro

fore

stry

and

Tenu

re:

Gove

rnan

ce

arra

ngem

ents,

be

nefits

and

eq

uity –

A

com

para

tive

study

of J

ambi,

Go

ront

alo,

Ciam

is (W

est

Java

) and

Wes

t Ka

liman

tan”

Memp

elajar

i ma

najem

en

hutan

yang

be

rbas

is ma

syar

akat

Ilmu

Kehu

tanan

12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

4

Septe

mber

20

15

Ciam

is (B

PTA)

Ba

litban

g dan

Inov

asi

Keme

nteria

n Ling

kung

an

Hidu

p dan

Keh

utana

n (Ir.

Tr

i Jok

o Muly

ono,

MM)

2 Mr

s. Se

wa

Trip

athi

Ka

thman

du, 1

Ag

ustus

1988

Ne

pal

Leibn

iz Ze

ntrum

fur

Marin

e Tr

open

kolog

ie

“The

co

mpo

sition

of

bent

hic:

com

mun

ities i

n m

angr

ove

fore

st of

Eas

t Ka

liman

tan”

Memp

elajar

i ko

mpos

isi

komu

nitas

be

ntik d

i huta

n ba

kau K

altim

Ekolo

gi 6 (

enam

) bu

lan, m

ulai

3 Sep

tembe

r 20

15

Kaltim

(Ber

au,

buyu

ng-

buyu

ng, k

asai,

ba

tumbu

k, ra

dak,

tanjun

g ba

tu)

Unive

rsitas

Jend

eral

Soed

irman

(D

r.rer

.nat.M

oh.H

usein

Sa

stran

egar

a)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

3 Mr

s. Ru

th E

lla

Lins

ky

Edmo

nton A

B Ca

nada

, 22

Mare

t 198

6

Cana

da

Centr

al W

ashin

gton

Unive

rsity

“Cam

p Le

akey

Re

lated

ness

, Ta

njung

Put

ting,

Ka

liman

tan

Teng

ah”

Meny

elidik

i se

cara

me

nyelu

ruh k

e da

lam

hubu

ngan

ge

netik

antar

a po

pulas

i liar

or

ang u

tan di

Ka

liman

tan

(Pon

go

Pygm

aeus

) di

lokas

i pe

neliti

an

Camp

Leak

ey,

TN T

anjun

g Pu

tting,

Kalim

antan

Te

ngah

Prim

atolog

i 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

1

Septe

mber

20

15

Kalte

ng,

Kotaw

aring

in Ba

rat (

TN.

Tanju

ng

Puttin

g)

Yaya

san O

rang

utan

Inter

nasio

nal K

alima

ntan

(Ren

iastoe

tie D

jojoa

smor

o Ss

i.,Msi)

dan C

IMTR

OP

Unive

rsitas

Pala

ngka

Ray

a (D

r. Ir.

Suw

ido H

. Lim

in,

MS)

4 Ms

. Miri

am

Esm

arag

da

Rom

ero

Anto

nio

Guer

rero

, 9

Oktob

er 19

86

Meks

iko

Geor

g-Au

gust-

Unive

rsitat

-Go

etting

en

“Des

igning

Ef

fecti

ve P

olicy

In

strum

ents

to

Intro

duce

Su

staina

ble

Land

Use

”

Memp

elajar

i pe

rbed

aan

kebij

akan

da

lam

lingk

unga

n se

rta

mend

oron

g pe

nggu

naan

lah

an

berke

lanjut

an

Stud

i Pe

mban

gun

an

6 (en

am)

bulan

, mula

i 8 S

eptem

ber

2015

Jamb

i (TN

Bukit

Dua

belas

da

n Huta

n Ha

rapa

n)

IPB

(Pro

f.Dr.B

amba

ng

Juan

da)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

5 Mr

. Wat

it Kh

okth

ong

Phits

anulo

k, 19

Ju

ni 19

88

Thail

and

Geor

g-Au

gust-

Unive

rsitat

-Go

etting

en

“Tre

e Se

edlin

g Es

tabli

shm

ent

and

Ecolo

gy in

an

Exp

erim

enta

l Re

stora

tion

of

Biod

ivers

ity in

Oi

l Palm

Pl

anta

tion”

Mene

tapka

n pe

mben

ihan

seba

gai u

paya

re

stora

si ek

sper

imen

tal

terha

dap

kean

ekar

aga

man h

ayati

di

perke

buna

n sa

wit

Ekolo

gi 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

2

Septe

mber

20

15

Jamb

i (PT.

Hu

mus I

ndo)

Fa

kulta

s Keh

utana

n, IP

B (L

eti S

unda

wati)

6 Mr

. Tim

othy

Da

niel

Ravis

Am

erika

, 28

Febr

uari 1

988

Amer

ika

Serik

at

Unive

rsity

of Co

nnec

ticut

“R

ecen

terin

g th

e cit

y: M

etro

polita

n Go

vern

ance

in

Dece

ntra

lized

In

done

sia”

Mene

liti

pelak

sana

an

tata r

uang

pe

rkotaa

n na

siona

l se

suai

UU

Nomo

r 26

/2007

di

Indon

esia

Pere

ncan

aan d

an

Peng

emba

nga

n Kota

10 (s

epulu

h)

bulan

, mula

i 4 S

eptem

ber

2015

Lama

: Jab

ar

(Ban

dung

), Yo

gyak

arta,

Ka

ltim

(Bali

kpap

an),

Baru

: (J

akar

ta,

Bata

m,

Denp

asar

)

Seko

lah A

rsitek

tur,

Pere

ncan

aan,

dan

Peng

emba

ngan

Keb

ijaka

n-IT

B (T

ubag

us F

urqo

n So

fhani)

7 Mr

. Jef

frey

Taylo

r Goo

d Pe

nnsy

lvania

, 1

Oktob

er 19

92

Amer

ika

Serik

at

Ecke

rd

Colle

ge

“The

effe

ct of

ind

ustri

al an

d ag

ricult

ural

pollu

tion

on th

e ec

onom

ically

im

porta

nt

milk

fish,

Cha

nos

chan

os”

Mene

liti

damp

ak po

lusi

lingk

unga

n da

ri ind

ustri

dan p

ertan

ian

terha

dap n

ilai

pertu

mbuh

an

ekon

omi

Ilmu

Lingk

unga

n Hi

dup

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 4

Se

ptemb

er

2015

Jaten

g (S

emar

ang,

Dema

k, Ke

ndal)

UNIK

A So

egija

pran

ata

(Pro

f.Dr.

Y. B

udi

Widi

anar

ko, M

Sc)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

8 Ms

. Am

anda

Ra

e Hoe

pfne

r Ut

ah, 7

Apr

il 19

88

Amer

ika

Serik

at

Unive

rsity

of Ut

ah

“Can

beh

avior

of

indic

ator

sp

ecies

reve

al ha

bitat

co

nditio

n? T

he

long

call o

f the

or

angu

tan”

Meng

etahu

i ke

mung

kinan

pe

nggu

naan

da

ta pe

rilaku

vo

cal

oran

gutan

un

tuk

mene

ntuka

n ku

alitas

ha

bitat

dan

mend

eteks

i pe

ruba

han

habit

at or

angu

tan

Prim

atolog

y 4 (

empa

t) bu

lan, m

ulai

8 Sep

tembe

r 20

15

Kalte

ng (L

AHG

Kere

ng

Bang

kirai,

Sa

bang

au)

CIMT

ROP

UNPA

R (H

endr

i Sa

gara

)

9 Mr

s. Fa

ny

Alin

e M.

Brot

corn

e

Scha

erbe

ek, 2

2 Ag

ustus

1983

Be

lgia

Unive

rsity

of Le

thbrid

ge,

Cana

da

“Obje

ct/ fo

od

barte

ring

as a

cu

ltura

l toke

n ec

onom

y in

Balin

ese

long-

taile

d m

acaq

ues

(Mac

aca

Fasc

icular

is)”

Memp

elajar

i po

la ma

kan

mony

et ek

or

panja

ng di

Bali

Prim

atolog

i 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

7

Septe

mber

20

15

Bali (

Bukit

Pe

ninsu

la-Ul

uwatu

Te

mple,

Ubu

d – P

adan

gtega

l Mo

nkey

Fo

rest,

ab

ianse

mal –

Sa

ngeh

Mo

nkey

Fo

rest,

Ser

irit –

Pulak

i Tem

ple,

Kuku

h – A

las

Keda

ton

Monk

ey

Fore

st)

Pusa

t Pen

elitia

n Sa

twa

Prim

ata, U

niver

sitas

Ud

ayan

a (I N

enga

h W

andia

)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

10

Mrs.

Keiko

Ku

akab

e Os

aka,

4 Se

ptemb

er

1947

Jepa

ng

Toky

o Me

tropo

litan

Unive

rsity

“Con

tem

pora

ry

Deve

lopm

ent o

f Lo

cal W

eavin

g Pr

oduc

tion

in So

uth

and

Wes

t Su

lawes

i: with

Re

lation

to

Reviv

ing

Custo

m in

In

done

sia”

Meng

anali

sis

perke

mban

gan k

ontem

pore

r loc

al ten

un

prod

uksi

di Su

lsel d

an

Sulba

r di

tenga

h pe

mban

guna

n ek

onom

i dan

me

nghid

upka

n ke

mbali

adat

di Ind

ones

ia

Sosia

l Bu

daya

12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

8

Septe

mber

20

15

Sulse

l (Tan

a To

raja,

Tor

aja

Utar

a), S

ulbar

(M

amas

a, Po

lewali

-Ma

ndar

)

Pusa

t Pen

elitia

n Ke

pend

uduk

an LI

PI (H

erry

Yoga

swar

a)

11

Ms. E

mm

a Lo

uise

Col

ven

King

ston U

pon

Tham

es, 9

Ma

ret 1

990

Inggr

is Un

iversi

ty of

Califo

rnia

Los

Ange

les

“Jak

arta

‟s Gr

eat

Garu

da S

ea

Wall

Pro

ject :

A

Stud

y of t

he

Imple

men

tatio

n of

Eng

ineer

ing

Solut

ions t

o Fl

oodin

g”

Memp

elajar

i ba

gaim

ana

cara

kota

khus

usny

a Ja

karta

me

resp

on

anca

man

lingk

unga

n da

n bah

aya

Geog

rafi

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 8

Se

ptemb

er

2015

Jaka

rta

Prog

ram

Stud

i Tek

nik

Pere

ncan

aan U

niver

sitas

Ta

ruma

nega

ra (D

r.Ing

Su

ryadi

Santo

so)

12

Mrs.

Chris

tina

Evely

n Gr

iffin

Or

ange

, 11

Mare

t 198

5 Au

strali

a Au

strali

an

Natio

nal

Unive

rsity

“Nat

ural

haza

rds i

n Ja

va‟s

highla

nd

: The

dien

g vo

lcanic

lan

dsca

pe,

Cent

ral J

ava,

In

done

sia”

Memp

elajar

i ke

benc

anaa

n ala

m di

datar

an tin

ggi

Dien

g

Mitig

asi

Benc

ana

4 (em

pat)

bulan

, mula

i 7 S

eptem

ber

2015

Jaka

rta,

Yogy

akar

ta da

n Jaw

a Te

ngah

P2K-

LIPI (

Dr. H

erry

Yoga

swar

a)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

13

Mr. J

orda

n Mi

tche

ll Mille

r Ne

lson,

29

Oktob

er 19

91

Selan

dia

Baru

De

pt. of

Ge

ogra

phy a

t Un

iversi

ty of

Cante

rbur

y

“The

Nor

th

Coas

t of J

ava

and

The

Sout

h of

Sum

atra

du

ring

The

Early

Hi

ndu-

Budd

hist

Perio

d”

Memb

erika

n ga

mbar

an

tentan

g jum

lah, lo

kasi,

ke

pada

tan,

dan k

rono

logi

situs

Hind

u-Bu

dha

Arke

ologi

1 (sa

tu)

bulan

, mula

i 7 S

eptem

ber

2015

Jawa

Ten

gah

(Bata

ng: S

itus

Bale

Kamb

ang)

Pusa

t Pen

elitia

n Ar

keolo

gi Na

siona

l (Drs.

Bam

bang

Bu

di Ut

omo d

an T

im)

14

Mr. R

ober

t Bu

sh

Lem

elson

New

Jerse

y,USA

, 13

Mare

t 196

1

Amer

ika

Serik

at

UCLA

“T

radit

ional

Heali

ng a

nd

Cultu

re a

nd

Men

tal H

ealth

in

Bali a

nd Ja

va”

Meng

amati

pe

nyem

buha

n tra

dision

al da

ri as

pek-a

spek

bu

daya

dan

kese

hatan

me

ntal d

i Bali

da

n Jaw

a

Cine

matog

raph

y dan

An

tropo

logi

Buda

ya

1 (sa

tu)

bulan

, mula

i 25

Se

ptemb

er

2015

Ubud

(D

enpa

sar),

Ne

gara

(Bali

), Yo

gyak

arta,

Gu

nung

Kidu

l, da

n Mag

elang

Faku

ltas P

sikolo

gi Un

iversi

tas S

umate

ra

Utar

a (Pr

of.Dr

. Irma

wati);

Fa

kulta

s Psik

ologi

Unika

At

ma Ja

ya (D

r.phil

. Juli

ana

Murn

iati, M

.Si.);

Fak

ultas

Ke

dokte

ran U

niver

sitas

An

dalas

(Dr.

dr. H

. Mas

rul

MSc,S

pGK)

; Per

himpu

nan

Dokte

r Spe

sialis

Ke

dokte

ran J

iwa I

ndon

esia

(dr.

Maha

r Agu

sno,

Sp.

KJ(K

))

15

Ms. B

riana

Ma

rie Y

oung

Ca

liforn

ia, U

SA,

30 M

ei 19

80

Amer

ika

Serik

at

UCLA

“T

radit

ional

Heali

ng a

nd

Cultu

re a

nd

Men

tal H

ealth

in

Bali a

nd Ja

va”

Meng

amati

pe

nyem

buha

n tra

dision

al da

ri as

pek-a

spek

bu

daya

dan

kese

hatan

me

ntal d

i Bali

da

n Jaw

a

Cine

matog

raph

y dan

An

tropo

logi

Buda

ya

1 (sa

tu)

bulan

, mula

i 25

Se

ptemb

er

2015

Ubud

(D

enpa

sar),

Ne

gara

(Bali

), Yo

gyak

arta,

Gu

nung

Kidu

l, da

n Mag

elang

Faku

ltas P

sikolo

gi Un

iversi

tas S

umate

ra

Utar

a (Pr

of.Dr

. Irma

wati);

Fa

kulta

s Psik

ologi

Unika

At

ma Ja

ya (D

r.phil

. Juli

ana

Murn

iati, M

.Si.);

Fak

ultas

Ke

dokte

ran U

niver

sitas

An

dalas

(Dr.

dr. H

. Mas

rul

MSc,S

pGK)

; Per

himpu

nan

Dokte

r Spe

sialis

Ke

dokte

ran J

iwa I

ndon

esia

(dr.

Maha

r Agu

sno,

Sp.

KJ(K

))



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

16

Mrs.

Ales

sand

ra

Pasq

uino

Manto

va, 2

1 Ag

ustus

1960

Ita

lia

UCLA

“T

radit

ional

Heali

ng a

nd

Cultu

re a

nd

Men

tal H

ealth

in

Bali a

nd Ja

va”

Meng

amati

pe

nyem

buha

n tra

dision

al da

ri as

pek-a

spek

bu

daya

dan

kese

hatan

me

ntal d

i Bali

da

n Jaw

a

Cine

matog

raph

y dan

An

tropo

logi

Buda

ya

1 (sa

tu)

bulan

, mula

i 25

Se

ptemb

er

2015

Ubud

(D

enpa

sar),

Ne

gara

(Bali

), Yo

gyak

arta,

Gu

nung

Kidu

l, da

n Mag

elang

Faku

ltas P

sikolo

gi Un

iversi

tas S

umate

ra

Utar

a (Pr

of.Dr

. Irma

wati);

Fa

kulta

s Psik

ologi

Unika

At

ma Ja

ya (D

r.phil

. Juli

ana

Murn

iati, M

.Si.);

Fak

ultas

Ke

dokte

ran U

niver

sitas

An

dalas

(Dr.

dr. H

. Mas

rul

MSc,S

pGK)

; Per

himpu

nan

Dokte

r Spe

sialis

Ke

dokte

ran J

iwa I

ndon

esia

(dr.

Maha

r Agu

sno,

Sp.

KJ(K

))

17

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oru

Higu

chi

Hyog

o, 26

Apr

il 19

73

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ng

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l Ltd

. "U

BC P

roce

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by U

tilizin

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e UB

C Pi

lot P

lant

at P

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anan

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rebo

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est

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pros

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BC

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ng

meru

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n pe

ningk

atan

kuali

tas

batub

ara

deng

an

meng

angk

at ke

lemba

ban

Perta

mban

gan

12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

3

Septe

mber

20

15

Jaba

r (P

alima

nan)

Pu

slitba

ng T

ekno

logi

Mine

ral d

an B

atuba

ra

Keme

nteria

n ESD

M (M

iftahu

l Hud

a dan

16

oran

g)



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NAMA

PEN

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I TE

MPAT

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TIAN

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TRA

KERJ

A

18

Dr. A

lessa

ndra

Lo

pez Y

Roy

o Ba

ri, 24

Apr

il 19

57

Inggr

is SO

AS

Unive

rsity

Of

Lond

on

“Fas

hion

in Co

ntem

pora

ry

Indo

nesia

: Pe

rform

ing

Fem

inity”

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liti

fashio

n des

ign

konte

mpor

er

di Ja

karta

Buda

ya

3 (tig

a)

bulan

, mula

i 15

Se

ptemb

er

2015

Jaka

rta

Selat

an

Faku

ltas S

eni R

upa-

Institu

t Ke

senia

n Jak

arta

(Citra

Sm

ara D

ewi, S

.Sn.,

M.Si

)

19

Mr. J

oey R

avi

Ceyla

n Ma

rkx

Kess

el, 31

Juli

1994

Be

landa

Ox

ford

Broo

kes

Unive

rsity

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ld stu

dy o

n ge

stura

l co

mm

unica

tion

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ld or

ang

utan

(Pon

go

pygm

aeus

wu

rmbii

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g an

d inf

ant-o

ther

dy

ads”

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elajar

i sif

at ho

molog

i an

tara

manu

sia da

n ke

ra

Prim

atolog

i 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

7

Septe

mber

20

15

Kalte

ng (L

AHG

Ke

reng

Ba

ngkir

ai Sa

bang

au)

CIMT

ROP,

Univ

ersit

as

Palan

gkar

aya

(Twe

ntino

losa)



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MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

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STIT

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PE

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TIAN

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MA

PENE

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AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

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A KE

RJA

20

Dr. T

hom

as

von

Rint

elen

Berlin

, 25

Nove

mber

1970

Je

rman

Mu

seum

fuer

Na

turku

nde

Berlin

“Indo

nesia

n Bi

odive

rsity

and

In

form

ation

Sy

stem

(IN

DOBI

OSYS

)”

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emba

ngka

n dan

me

nyed

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ko

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en in

ti un

tuk

pend

ekata

n sc

reen

ing

fungs

ional

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asis

peng

etahu

an

yang

dig

unak

an

untuk

pe

nemu

an

seny

awa a

nti-

infek

si ba

ru

dari o

rgan

ism

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esia

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gi (Z

oolog

i) 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

9

Septe

mber

20

15

Jawa

Bar

at (T

N. G

unun

g Ha

limun

Sala

k)

Pusa

t Pen

elitia

n Bi

ologi

– LIP

I (Pr

of. D

r. Ro

sicho

n Ub

aidilla

h, Ir.

Ahm

ad

Jauh

ar A

rief, M

.Sc.,

dan

Tim)

21

Dr. S

tefa

n Sc

hmid

t Mi

nden

, 12 J

uli

1962

Je

rman

Zo

ologis

che

Staa

tssam

mlu

ng, M

unich

, Ge

rman

y

“Indo

nesia

n Bi

odive

rsity

and

In

form

ation

Sy

stem

(IN

DOBI

OSYS

)”

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emba

ngka

n dan

me

nyed

iakan

ko

mpon

en in

ti un

tuk

pend

ekata

n sc

reen

ing

fungs

ional

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asis

peng

etahu

an

yang

dig

unak

an

untuk

pe

nemu

an

seny

awa a

nti-

infek

si ba

ru

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rgan

ism

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esia

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gi (Z

oolog

i) 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

9

Septe

mber

20

15

Jawa

Bar

at (T

N. G

unun

g Ha

limun

Sala

k)

Pusa

t Pen

elitia

n Bi

ologi

– LIP

I (Pr

of. D

r. Ro

sicho

n Ub

aidilla

h, Ir.

Ahm

ad

Jauh

ar A

rief, M

.Sc.,

dan

Tim)



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NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

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TRA

KERJ

A

22

Dr. A

ndre

w Po

lasze

k Lo

ndon

, 30

Dese

mber

1959

Ing

gris

Natur

al Hi

story

Muse

um

“Indo

nesia

n Bi

odive

rsity

and

In

form

ation

Sy

stem

(IN

DOBI

OSYS

)”

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emba

ngka

n dan

me

nyed

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ko

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ti un

tuk

pend

ekata

n sc

reen

ing

fungs

ional

berb

asis

peng

etahu

an

yang

dig

unak

an

untuk

pe

nemu

an

seny

awa a

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infek

si ba

ru

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rgan

ism

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esia

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gi (Z

oolog

i) 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

9

Septe

mber

20

15

Jawa

Bar

at (T

N. G

unun

g Ha

limun

Sala

k)

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t Pen

elitia

n Bi

ologi

– LIP

I (Pr

of. D

r. Ro

sicho

n Ub

aidilla

h, Ir.

Ahm

ad

Jauh

ar A

rief, M

.Sc.,

dan

Tim)

23

Mrs.

Olga

Sc

hmid

t Le

ningr

ad, 2

0 Ju

li 196

5 Je

rman

Zo

ologis

che

Staa

tssam

mlu

ng, M

unich

, Ge

rman

y

“Indo

nesia

n Bi

odive

rsity

and

In

form

ation

Sy

stem

(IN

DOBI

OSYS

)”

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emba

ngka

n dan

me

nyed

iakan

ko

mpon

en in

ti un

tuk

pend

ekata

n sc

reen

ing

fungs

ional

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asis

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etahu

an

yang

dig

unak

an

untuk

pe

nemu

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seny

awa a

nti-

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ru

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rgan

ism

Indon

esia

Biolo

gi (Z

oolog

i) 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

9

Septe

mber

20

15

Jawa

Bar

at (T

N. G

unun

g Ha

limun

Sala

k)

Pusa

t Pen

elitia

n Bi

ologi

– LIP

I (Pr

of. D

r. Ro

sicho

n Ub

aidilla

h, Ir.

Ahm

ad

Jauh

ar A

rief, M

.Sc.,

dan

Tim)



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MA P

ENEL

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AT T

GL

LAHI

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STIT

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MA

PENE

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AN

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AH

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AN

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A KE

RJA

24

Dr. S

iegfri

ed

Wol

fram

Mey

Ar

nstad

t, 1

Mare

t 195

3 Je

rman

Mu

seum

fuer

Na

turku

nde

Berlin

“Indo

nesia

n Bi

odive

rsity

and

In

form

ation

Sy

stem

(IN

DOBI

OSYS

)”

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emba

ngka

n dan

me

nyed

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ko

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en in

ti un

tuk

pend

ekata

n sc

reen

ing

fungs

ional

berb

asis

peng

etahu

an

yang

dig

unak

an

untuk

pe

nemu

an

seny

awa a

nti-

infek

si ba

ru

dari o

rgan

ism

Indon

esia

Biolo

gi (Z

oolog

i) 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

8

Oktob

er

2015

Jawa

Bar

at (T

N. G

unun

g Ha

limun

Sala

k)

Pusa

t Pen

elitia

n Bi

ologi

– LIP

I (Pr

of. D

r. Ro

sicho

n Ub

aidilla

h, Ir.

Ahm

ad

Jauh

ar A

rief, M

.Sc.,

dan

Tim

)

25

Dr. C

hrist

oph

Leon

ard

Häus

er

Kiel,

29 M

aret

1959

Je

rman

Mu

seum

fuer

Na

turku

nde

Berlin

“Indo

nesia

n Bi

odive

rsity

and

In

form

ation

Sy

stem

(IN

DOBI

OSYS

)”

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emba

ngka

n dan

me

nyed

iakan

ko

mpon

en in

ti un

tuk

pend

ekata

n sc

reen

ing

fungs

ional

berb

asis

peng

etahu

an

yang

dig

unak

an

untuk

pe

nemu

an

seny

awa a

nti-

infek

si ba

ru

dari o

rgan

ism

Indon

esia

Biolo

gi (Z

oolog

i) 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

5

Oktob

er

2015

Jawa

Bar

at (T

N. G

unun

g Ha

limun

Sala

k)

Pusa

t Pen

elitia

n Bi

ologi

– LIP

I (Pr

of. D

r. Ro

sicho

n Ub

aidilla

h, Ir.

Ahm

ad

Jauh

ar A

rief, M

.Sc.,

dan

Tim)



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NAMA

PEN

ELIT

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MPAT

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TRA

KERJ

A

26

Mr. H

iroki

Koba

yash

i Ho

kkaid

o, 26

Fe

brua

ri 199

3 Je

pang

Fa

culty

of

Engin

eerin

g –

Hokk

aido

Unive

risty

“Res

earc

h on

ur

ban

met

aboli

sm b

y tim

e all

ocat

ion

surv

ey”

Untuk

me

maha

mi

metab

olism

e pe

rkotaa

n dar

i su

dut

pand

ang

value

-cha

in di

daer

ah ku

muh

Stud

i ke

pend

uduk

an

1 (sa

tu)

bulan

, mula

i 23

No

vemb

er

2015

Jawa

Bar

at (B

andu

ng)

Pusa

t Pen

elitia

n Fisi

ka –

LIPI (

Dr.re

r.nat.

Nen

i Si

ntawa

rdan

i)

27

Dr. A

ndre

as

Flor

en

Dues

seldo

rf, 13

Se

ptemb

er

1961

Jerm

an

Dept.

of

Anim

al Ec

ology

and

Trop

ical

Biolo

gy –

Unive

rsity

of W

uerzb

urg

“Indo

nesia

n Bi

odive

rsity

and

In

form

ation

Sy

stem

(IN

DOBI

OSYS

)”

Meng

emba

ngka

n dan

me

nyed

iakan

ko

mpon

en in

ti un

tuk

pend

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n sc

reen

ing

fungs

ional

berb

asis

peng

etahu

an

yang

dig

unak

an

untuk

pe

nemu

an

seny

awa a

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infek

si ba

ru

dari o

rgan

ism

Indon

esia

Biolo

gi (Z

oolog

i) 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

21

Septe

mber

20

15

Jawa

Bar

at (T

N. G

unun

g Ha

limun

Sala

k)

Pusa

t Pen

elitia

n Bi

ologi

– LIP

I (Pr

of. D

r. Ro

sicho

n Ub

aidilla

h, Ir.

Ahm

ad

Jauh

ar A

rief, M

.Sc.,

dan

Tim)



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MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

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PE

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PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

28

Dr. T

hom

as

Wes

ener

Ha

ttinge

n, 24

Me

i 198

0 Je

rman

Zo

ologic

al Re

sear

ch

Muse

um

Alex

ande

r Ko

enig

“Indo

nesia

n Bi

odive

rsity

and

In

form

ation

Sy

stem

(IN

DOBI

OSYS

)”

Meng

emba

ngka

n dan

me

nyed

iakan

ko

mpon

en in

ti un

tuk

pend

ekata

n sc

reen

ing

fungs

ional

berb

asis

peng

etahu

an

yang

dig

unak

an

untuk

pe

nemu

an

seny

awa a

nti-

infek

si ba

ru

dari o

rgan

ism

Indon

esia

Biolo

gi (Z

oolog

i) 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

9

Septe

mber

20

15

Jawa

Bar

at (T

N. G

unun

g Ha

limun

Sala

k)

Pusa

t Pen

elitia

n Bi

ologi

– LIP

I (Pr

of. D

r. Ro

sicho

n Ub

aidilla

h, Ir.

Ahm

ad

Jauh

ar A

rief, M

.Sc.,

dan

Tim)

29

Mr. J

an P

hilip

Oe

yen

Lenv

ik, 13

Ok

tober

1988

No

rweg

ian

Zoolo

gical

Rese

arch

Mu

seum

Al

exan

der

Koen

ig

“Indo

nesia

n Bi

odive

rsity

and

In

form

ation

Sy

stem

(IN

DOBI

OSYS

)”

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emba

ngka

n dan

me

nyed

iakan

ko

mpon

en in

ti un

tuk

pend

ekata

n sc

reen

ing

fungs

ional

berb

asis

peng

etahu

an

yang

dig

unak

an

untuk

pe

nemu

an

seny

awa a

nti-

infek

si ba

ru

dari o

rgan

ism

Indon

esia

Biolo

gi (Z

oolog

i) 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

9

Septe

mber

20

15

Jawa

Bar

at (T

N. G

unun

g Ha

limun

Sala

k)

Pusa

t Pen

elitia

n Bi

ologi

– LIP

I (Pr

of. D

r. Ro

sicho

n Ub

aidilla

h, Ir.

Ahm

ad

Jauh

ar A

rief, M

.Sc.,

dan

Tim)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

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AN

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AN

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AN

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NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

30

Dr. J

ohan

nes

Fran

s Fris

ch

Kass

el, 14

Juni

1966

Je

rman

Mu

seum

fuer

Na

turku

nde

Berlin

“Indo

nesia

n Bi

odive

rsity

and

In

form

ation

Sy

stem

(IN

DOBI

OSYS

)”

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emba

ngka

n dan

me

nyed

iakan

ko

mpon

en in

ti un

tuk

pend

ekata

n sc

reen

ing

fungs

ional

berb

asis

peng

etahu

an

yang

dig

unak

an

untuk

pe

nemu

an

seny

awa a

nti-

infek

si ba

ru

dari o

rgan

ism

Indon

esia

Biolo

gi (Z

oolog

i) 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

9

Septe

mber

20

15

Jawa

Bar

at (T

N. G

unun

g Ha

limun

Sala

k)

Pusa

t Pen

elitia

n Bi

ologi

– LIP

I (Pr

of. D

r. Ro

sicho

n Ub

aidilla

h, Ir.

Ahm

ad

Jauh

ar A

rief, M

.Sc.,

dan

Tim)

31

Mr. F

abian

Dr

oppe

lman

n Si

egbu

rg, 1

3 No

vemb

er 19

87

Jerm

an

Zoolo

gical

Rese

arch

Mu

seum

Al

exan

der

Koen

ig

“Indo

nesia

n Bi

odive

rsity

and

In

form

ation

Sy

stem

(IN

DOBI

OSYS

)”

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emba

ngka

n dan

me

nyed

iakan

ko

mpon

en in

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pend

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n sc

reen

ing

fungs

ional

berb

asis

peng

etahu

an

yang

dig

unak

an

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pe

nemu

an

seny

awa a

nti-

infek

si ba

ru

dari o

rgan

ism

Indon

esia

Biolo

gi (Z

oolog

i) 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

9

Septe

mber

20

15

Jawa

Bar

at (T

N. G

unun

g Ha

limun

Sala

k)

Pusa

t Pen

elitia

n Bi

ologi

– LIP

I (Pr

of. D

r. Ro

sicho

n Ub

aidilla

h, Ir.

Ahm

ad

Jauh

ar A

rief, M

.Sc.,

dan

Tim)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

32

Ms. Is

abel

Cata

lina K

ilian

Salas

Quito

, 20 M

aret

1993

Je

rman

Zo

ologic

al Re

sear

ch

Muse

um

Alex

ande

r Ko

enig

“Indo

nesia

n Bi

odive

rsity

and

In

form

ation

Sy

stem

(IN

DOBI

OSYS

)”

Meng

emba

ngka

n dan

me

nyed

iakan

ko

mpon

en in

ti un

tuk

pend

ekata

n sc

reen

ing

fungs

ional

berb

asis

peng

etahu

an

yang

dig

unak

an

untuk

pe

nemu

an

seny

awa a

nti-

infek

si ba

ru

dari o

rgan

ism

Indon

esia

Biolo

gi (Z

oolog

i) 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

9

Septe

mber

20

15

Jawa

Bar

at (T

N. G

unun

g Ha

limun

Sala

k)

Pusa

t Pen

elitia

n Bi

ologi

– LIP

I (Pr

of. D

r. Ro

sicho

n Ub

aidilla

h, Ir.

Ahm

ad

Jauh

ar A

rief, M

.Sc.,

dan

Tim)

33

Mr. S

ebas

tian

Hülle

n Si

egbu

rg, 1

4 Se

ptemb

er

1987

Jerm

an

Zoolo

gisch

es

Forsc

hung

smu

seum

Al

exan

der

Koen

ig

“Indo

nesia

n Bi

odive

rsity

and

In

form

ation

Sy

stem

(IN

DOBI

OSYS

)”

Meng

emba

ngka

n dan

me

nyed

iakan

ko

mpon

en in

ti un

tuk

pend

ekata

n sc

reen

ing

fungs

ional

berb

asis

peng

etahu

an

yang

dig

unak

an

untuk

pe

nemu

an

seny

awa a

nti-

infek

si ba

ru

dari o

rgan

ism

Indon

esia

Biolo

gi (Z

oolog

i) 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

9

Septe

mber

20

15

Jawa

Bar

at (T

N. G

unun

g Ha

limun

Sala

k)

Pusa

t Pen

elitia

n Bi

ologi

– LIP

I (Pr

of. D

r. Ro

sicho

n Ub

aidilla

h, Ir.

Ahm

ad

Jauh

ar A

rief, M

.Sc.,

dan

Tim)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

34

Ms. A

nita

Fr

eudm

ann,

M.

Sc

Brau

nau a

m inn

, 31 O

ktobe

r 19

83

Austr

ia De

pt. of

Bo

tany a

nd

Biod

iversi

ty Re

sear

ch –

Unive

rsity

of Vi

enna

“Indo

nesia

n Bi

odive

rsity

and

In

form

ation

Sy

stem

(IN

DOBI

OSYS

)”

Meng

emba

ngka

n dan

me

nyed

iakan

ko

mpon

en in

ti un

tuk

pend

ekata

n sc

reen

ing

fungs

ional

berb

asis

peng

etahu

an

yang

dig

unak

an

untuk

pe

nemu

an

seny

awa a

nti-

infek

si ba

ru

dari o

rgan

ism

Indon

esia

Biolo

gi (Z

oolog

i) 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

15

Septe

mber

20

15

Jawa

Bar

at (T

N. G

unun

g Ha

limun

Sala

k)

Pusa

t Pen

elitia

n Bi

ologi

– LIP

I (Pr

of. D

r. Ro

sicho

n Ub

aidilla

h, Ir.

Ahm

ad

Jauh

ar A

rief, M

.Sc.,

dan

Tim)

35

Ms. R

icard

a W

istub

a, M.

Sc

Bonn

, 1

Oktob

er 19

86

Jerm

an

Zoolo

gisch

es

Forsc

hung

mus

eum

Alex

ande

r Ko

enig

“Indo

nesia

n Bi

odive

rsity

and

In

form

ation

Sy

stem

(IN

DOBI

OSYS

)”

Meng

emba

ngka

n dan

me

nyed

iakan

ko

mpon

en in

ti un

tuk

pend

ekata

n sc

reen

ing

fungs

ional

berb

asis

peng

etahu

an

yang

dig

unak

an

untuk

pe

nemu

an

seny

awa a

nti-

infek

si ba

ru

dari o

rgan

ism

Indon

esia

Biolo

gi (Z

oolog

i) 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

9

Septe

mber

20

15

Jawa

Bar

at (T

N. G

unun

g Ha

limun

Sala

k)

Pusa

t Pen

elitia

n Bi

ologi

– LIP

I (Pr

of. D

r. Ro

sicho

n Ub

aidilla

h, Ir.

Ahm

ad

Jauh

ar A

rief, M

.Sc.,

dan

Tim)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

36

Ms. J

anin

e Sc

hmid

t Kő

ln, 23

Juni

1987

Je

rman

Zo

ologis

ches

Fo

rschu

ngmu

seu

m Al

exan

der

Koen

ig

“Indo

nesia

n Bi

odive

rsity

and

In

form

ation

Sy

stem

(IN

DOBI

OSYS

)”

Meng

emba

ngka

n dan

me

nyed

iakan

ko

mpon

en in

ti un

tuk

pend

ekata

n sc

reen

ing

fungs

ional

berb

asis

peng

etahu

an

yang

dig

unak

an

untuk

pe

nemu

an

seny

awa a

nti-

infek

si ba

ru

dari o

rgan

ism

Indon

esia

Biolo

gi (Z

oolog

i) 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

9

Septe

mber

20

15

Jawa

Bar

at (T

N. G

unun

g Ha

limun

Sala

k)

Pusa

t Pen

elitia

n Bi

ologi

– LIP

I (Pr

of. D

r. Ro

sicho

n Ub

aidilla

h, Ir.

Ahm

ad

Jauh

ar A

rief, M

.Sc.,

dan

Tim)

37

Mr. M

ark

Chris

toph

er

O’Ha

ra

Wien

, 24

Nove

mber

1982

Au

stria

Depa

rtmen

t of

Cogn

itive

Biolo

gy,

Unive

rsity

of Vi

enna

“Inve

stiga

ting

the

dieta

ry

com

posit

ion o

f en

dem

ic fre

e ra

nging

Gof

fin

Cock

toos

)”

Meng

etahu

i nu

trisi

Kaka

ktua

Goffin

di

habit

at as

linya

Biolo

gi (Z

oolog

i) 4 (

empa

t) bu

lan, m

ulai

9 Sep

tembe

r 20

15

Maluk

u (P.

Ja

mden

a, P.

La

rat, P

. Mar

u)

Pusli

t Biol

ogi L

IPI (

Tri

Haryo

ko,M

.Si, D

r.Dew

i Ma

lia P

rawi

radil

aga,

Rini

Rach

matik

a, M.

Si)

38

Ms. B

eren

ika

Moni

ka

Miod

usze

wska

War

sawa

, 16

Juli 1

985

Polan

dia

Depa

rtmen

t of

Cogn

itive

Biolo

gy,

Unive

rsity

of Vi

enna

“Inve

stiga

ting

the

dieta

ry

com

posit

ion o

f en

dem

ic fre

e ra

nging

Gof

fin

Cock

toos

)”

Meng

etahu

i nu

trisi

Kaka

ktua

Goffin

di

habit

at as

linya

Biolo

gi (Z

oolog

i) 4 (

empa

t) bu

lan, m

ulai

9 Sep

tembe

r 20

15

Maluk

u (P.

Ja

mden

a, P.

La

rat, P

. Mar

u)

Pusli

t Biol

ogi L

IPI (

Tri

Haryo

ko,M

.Si, D

r.Dew

i Ma

lia P

rawi

radil

aga,

Rini

Rach

matik

a, M.

Si)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

39

Dr. T

akak

o Ut

sum

i Ka

gawa

, 14

Dese

mber

1962

Je

pang

Ko

be

Unive

rsity

“Epid

emiol

ogica

l stu

dy o

f No

rovir

us

Infe

ction

in

Indo

nesia

and

its

Infe

ction

Co

ntro

l”

Memp

elajar

i ep

idemi

c inf

eksi

dan

menje

laska

n jal

ur in

feksi

serta

me

kanis

me

epide

mic

Biolo

gi Mo

leluk

er

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 1

0 Se

ptemb

er

2015

P. Ja

wa (R

S.

Dr S

oetom

o Su

raba

ya, U

I di

Jaka

rta, d

an

UGM

di Yo

gyak

arta)

Lemb

aga P

enya

kit T

ropis

, Un

iversi

tas A

irlang

ga

(Mar

ia Ing

e Lus

ida)

40

Dr. S

atom

i Sh

iode

ra

Sapp

oro,

20

April

1975

Je

pang

Ky

oto

Unive

rsity

“Rec

over

y fro

m

hum

an-in

duce

d dis

turb

ance

and

su

staina

ble

man

agem

ent o

f te

rrestr

ial

ecos

yste

ms i

n tro

pical

fore

sts”

Meny

ediak

an

infor

masi

ilmiah

bida

ng

ekolo

gi da

n ek

ofisio

logi

guna

me

netap

kan

mana

jemen

ek

osist

em

dara

tan ya

ng

berke

sinam

bung

an

Biolo

gi (B

otani)

12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

10

Septe

mber

20

15

Kalba

r (P

ontia

nak,

Hutan

Gam

but

Kons

esi W

ana

Subu

r Les

tari,

Sari B

umi

Kusu

ma

Kons

esi H

utan

Trop

is), R

iau

(Pek

anba

ru,

Tasik

Betu

ng

dan G

iam S

iak

Kecil

), Ka

lteng

(P

alang

kara

ya,

Hutan

Gam

but

Kalte

ng),

Kalse

l (B

anjar

masin

, Hu

tan G

ambu

t Ka

lsel)

Pusli

t Biol

ogi L

IPI (

Dr.

Joen

i S.R

ahajo

e dan

Tika

D.

Atik

ah)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

41

Ms. K

aren

An

ne Je

ffers

Ex

eter,

2 Mar

et 19

63

Inggr

is Ky

oto

Unive

rsity

“Sec

ret C

ats o

f Sa

bang

au:

Beha

viour

al Ec

ology

and

Po

pulat

ion

Dens

ity o

f Bo

rneo

's Sm

all

Cats”

Memp

elajar

i pe

rilaku

dari

Born

eo’s

Small

Cats

di

Seba

ngau

Ekolo

gi 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

11

Septe

mber

20

15

Labo

rator

ium

Alam

Huta

n Ga

mbut

Seba

ngau

– Pa

langk

aray

a

CIMT

ROP

– Univ

ersit

as

Palan

gkar

aya (

Rahm

an

dan B

ustan

i Arifi

n)

42

Dr. N

icolas

Mi

chae

l Hu

bert

Chate

auro

ux,

22 A

gustu

s 19

75

Pera

ncis

Institu

t de

Rech

erch

e po

ur le

Dé

velop

peme

nt (IR

D)

“DNA

bar

codin

g In

done

sian

fresh

wate

r aq

uatic

biot

as o

f Su

ndala

nd:

cryp

tic d

ivers

ity

and

its

bioge

ogra

phica

l or

igin

in a

biodiv

ersit

y ho

tspot

”

Melak

ukan

DN

A Ba

rcodin

g pa

da sp

esies

ika

n di

Indon

esia

Zoolo

gi 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

10

Septe

mber

20

15

Kalim

antan

, Su

matra

, NTB

, Ma

luku

Pusli

t Biol

ogi –

LIPI

(Dr.

Daisy

Wow

or, M

.Sc d

an

Dra.

Renn

y K. H

adiat

y, DS

c.)

43

Ms. F

emke

An

ouk J

anse

n Hu

izen,

17

Augu

st 19

91

Belan

da

Wag

ening

en

Unive

rsity

“A

Char

acte

rizat

ion

of th

e hy

drolo

gical

dyna

mics

of a

he

adwa

ter

catch

men

t in

Sam

boja

Lesta

ri,

Indo

nesia

”

Mene

ntuka

n din

amika

hid

rolog

i did

aera

h tan

gkap

an ai

r Hu

tan

Samb

oja

Ekolo

gi 3 (

tiga)

bu

lan, m

ulai

14

Septe

mber

20

15

Kaltim

(S

ambo

ja Le

stari)

Ecolo

gy an

d Con

serva

tion

Cente

r for

Tro

pical

Stud

ies

– ECO

SITR

OP (D

r. Ya

ya

Raya

din)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

44

Ms. L

isann

e Fr

ancis

ca

Marg

aret

ha

van

Beek

Utre

cht, 1

3 Fe

brua

ri 199

0 Be

landa

W

agen

ingen

Un

iversi

ty “H

ydro

logica

l ch

arac

teris

tics

of a

hea

dwat

er

catch

men

t in

Sam

boja

Lesta

ri,

Indo

nesia

”

Meng

etahu

i ke

terse

diaan

air

yang

cuku

p un

tuk

memb

uat

pulau

buata

n di

area

Sa

mboja

Le

stari b

agian

ba

rat la

ut ya

ng di

kelili

ngi

oleh k

anal-

kana

l den

gan

level

keda

laman

air

di ata

s mi

nimum

Ekolo

gi 4 (

empa

t) bu

lan, m

ulai

14

Septe

mber

20

15

Kalim

antan

Tim

ur

(Sam

boja

Lesta

ri)

Ecolo

gy an

d Con

serva

tion

Cente

r for

Tro

pical

Stud

ies

– ECO

SITR

OP (D

r. Ya

ya

Raya

din)

45

Ms. K

athe

rine

Marg

aret

Ne

lson

Alab

ama,1

8 Ag

ustus

1980

Am

erika

Se

rikat

ZM

T - C

enter

for

Tro

pical

Marin

e Ec

ology

“Con

tribu

ting

to

cora

l co

nser

vatio

n:

Wha

t mot

ivate

s pe

ople

to g

ive?”

Meng

etahu

i ha

l yan

g dap

at me

motiv

asi

sese

oran

g ag

ar

berko

ntribu

si da

lam

kons

erva

si ter

umbu

ka

rang

Ekolo

gi Ke

lautan

12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

16

Septe

mber

20

15

Sulaw

esi

Teng

gara

(W

akato

bi)

Pusa

t Kaji

an S

umbe

rday

a Pe

sisir d

an La

utan –

IPB

(Dr.

Luky

Adr

ianto)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

46

Mr. J

oerg

Ger

d La

ngbe

in

Cobu

rg, 1

0 Juli

19

85

Jerm

an

Rhein

isch-

Wes

tfälis

ches

Ins

titut fü

r W

irtsch

aftsfo

rchu

ng

“The

role

of

local

cons

erva

tion

agen

cies o

n hu

man

welf

are

and

the

ecos

yste

m

healt

h of

cora

l re

efs (

Econ

omic

com

pone

nt o

f th

e int

erdis

ciplin

ary

proje

ct Co

ntrib

uting

to

Cora

l Com

mon

s (T

riple

C))”

Mema

hami

po

la sp

asial

da

ri ke

tahan

an

terum

bu

kara

ng da

n ko

mpon

en

manu

sia

sehin

gga

menja

wab

perta

nyaa

n uta

ma

pene

litian

ter

kait e

kolog

i da

n eko

nomi

ya

ng ak

an

dikaji

pada

pr

oyek

Co

ntrib

uting

to

Cora

l Co

mm

ons

(Trip

le C)

Ekon

omi

ekolo

gi 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

16

Septe

mber

20

15

Sulaw

esi

Teng

gara

(K

ab. K

onaw

e Se

latan

dan

Wak

atobi)

, Su

lawes

i Utar

a (M

anad

o City

)

Pusa

t Kaji

an S

umbe

rday

a Pe

sisir d

an La

utan –

IPB

(Dr.

Luky

Adr

ianto)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

47

Ms. S

ophi

e No

elle

Wan

nem

ache

r

Puett

linge

n, 25

Fe

brua

ri 198

9 Je

rman

Rh

ine

Wes

tphali

a Ins

titute

of Ec

onom

ic Re

sear

ch

(RW

I)

“The

role

of

local

cons

erva

tion

agen

cies o

n hu

man

welf

are

and

the

ecos

yste

m

healt

h of

cora

l re

efs (

Econ

omic

com

pone

nt o

f th

e int

erdis

ciplin

ary

proje

ct Co

ntrib

uting

to

Cora

l Com

mon

s (T

riple

C))”

Mema

hami

po

la sp

asial

da

ri ke

tahan

an

terum

bu

kara

ng da

n ko

mpon

en

manu

sia

sehin

gga

menja

wab

perta

nyaa

n uta

ma

pene

litian

ter

kait e

kolog

i da

n eko

nomi

ya

ng ak

an

dikaji

pada

pr

oyek

Co

ntrib

uting

to

Cora

l Co

mm

ons

(Trip

le C)

Ekon

omi

ekolo

gi 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

16

Septe

mber

20

15

Sulaw

esi

Teng

gara

(K

ab. K

onaw

e Se

latan

dan

Wak

atobi)

, Su

lawes

i Utar

a (M

anad

o City

)

Pusa

t Kaji

an S

umbe

rday

a Pe

sisir d

an La

utan –

IPB

(Dr.

Luky

Adr

ianto)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

48

Mr. A

dam

Bo

bbet

te

Barri

e Can

ada,

28 N

ovem

ber

1980

Kana

da

Unive

rsity

of Ca

mbrid

ge

“The

Ga

teke

eper

s: Kn

owled

ge a

nd

Cultu

re o

n an

Ac

tive

Volca

no

Mt M

erap

i”

Memp

elajar

i hu

bung

an

antar

man

usia

deng

an al

am

di lin

gkun

gan

gunu

ng

mera

pi da

n un

tuk

mema

hami

pe

ran i

lmu,

peng

etahu

an

tradis

ional

serta

tekn

ologi

konte

mpor

er

dalam

pros

es

vulka

nolog

i di

Gunu

ng

Mera

pi

Geog

rafi

7 (tuj

uh)

bulan

, mula

i 14

Se

ptemb

er

2015

DI Y

ogya

karta

(G

unun

g Me

rapi)

Faku

ltas I

lmu B

uday

a UG

M (M

uh A

rief R

okhm

an)

49

Dr. A

nast

assia

Bo

risso

va

Rusia

, 18 M

ay

1972

Pe

ranc

is Gé

oscie

nces

En

viron

neme

nt T

oulou

se

“Det

ailed

inv

estig

ation

of

crus

t mag

ma

inter

actio

n to

un

ders

tand

the

trigg

ering

m

echa

nism

of

the

Mer

api

explo

sive

erup

tions

”

Memp

elajar

i fak

tor-fa

ktor

yang

me

ndor

ong

erup

si ek

splos

if Gu

nung

Me

rapi

Vulka

nolog

i 28

(dua

pu

luh

delap

an)

hari,

mulai

18

Se

ptemb

er

2015

Yogy

akar

ta (G

n. Me

rapi)

Pu

sat V

ulkan

ologi

dan

Mitig

asi B

enca

na G

eolog

i, Ba

dan G

eolog

i, Kem

en

ESDM

(Dr.S

ri Sum

arti)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

50

Mr. P

etru

s Jo

hann

es

Gera

rdus

Co

rneli

s Van

Du

ijnho

ven

Stiph

out, 1

Mei

1966

Be

landa

An

throp

ologic

al Ins

titute

of the

Univ

ersit

y of

Zuric

h

“Mea

surin

g Gr

owth

in

Born

ean

Oran

guta

ns

(Pon

go

Pygm

aeus

W

urm

bii) w

ith a

no

n-inv

asive

ph

otog

raph

ic m

etho

d”

Melak

ukan

pe

nguk

uran

fis

ik pe

rtumb

uhan

or

angu

tan di

Tu

anan

Ka

lteng

Biolo

gi (P

rimato

logi)

6 (en

am)

bulan

, mula

i 21

Se

ptemb

er

2015

Kalte

ng

(Stas

iun

Pene

litian

Tu

anan

)

Faku

ltas B

iolog

i UNA

S (M

arlia

Fajr

i Hay

oto)

51

Ms. A

lexan

dra

Patri

cia

Kiss

ling

Zuric

h, 12

Se

ptemb

er

1989

Switz

erlan

d Un

iversi

ty of

Zuric

h “M

ater

nal c

are

in Bo

rnea

n Or

angu

tans

”

Mene

liti po

la pe

ngas

uhan

ole

h ind

uk

oran

gutan

Ka

liman

tan

Prim

atolog

i 6 (

enam

) bu

lan, m

ulai

21

Septe

mber

20

15

Kalte

ng

(Tua

nan,

Area

Ko

nser

vasi

Mawa

s, Ka

puas

)

Faku

ltas B

iolog

i UNA

S (T

atang

Mitra

Seti

a)

52

Dr. T

im R

ixen

Brem

en, 2

3 Ok

tober

1962

Je

rman

Le

ibniz-

Zentr

um fu

r Ma

rine

Trop

enok

ologi

e (ZM

T)

GmbH

“Clim

ate

Chan

ge a

nd

Coas

tal

Vulne

rabil

ity”

Mene

ntuka

n da

n me

ngam

ati

peru

baha

n ek

osist

em

pesis

ir-lau

t da

n dina

mika

ka

rbon

di

Indon

esia

serta

me

ngem

bang

kan m

odel

inter

aksi

antar

a pes

isir

dan a

tmos

fer

Klim

atolog

i 4 (

empa

t) bu

lan, m

ulai

3 Okto

ber

2015

Maka

sar (

Kep.

Sper

mond

e da

n Sela

t Ma

kasa

r)

Pusa

t Pen

elitia

n dan

Pe

ngem

bang

an S

umbe

r Da

ya La

ut da

n Pes

isir –

Ba

litban

g KP

(Dr.

Andr

eas

Hutah

aean

)



NO NAMA PENELITI TEMPAT TGL LAHIR

WARGA NEGARA INSTITUSI JUDUL

PENELITIAN TUJUAN

PENELITIAN BIDANG

PENELITIAN LAMA

PENELITIAN DAERAH

PENELITIAN MITRA KERJA

53 Ms. Francisca Maria Constance Wit

Alkmaar, 10 Maret 1984

Belanda Leibniz-Zentrum fur Marine Tropenokologie (ZMT) GmbH

“Climate Change and Coastal Vulnerability”

Menentukan dan mengamati perubahan ekosistem pesisir-laut dan dinamika karbon di Indonesia serta mengembangkan model interaksi antara pesisir dan atmosfer

Klimatologi 4 (empat) bulan, mulai 3 Oktober 2015

Makasar (Kep. Spermonde dan Selat Makasar)

Pusat Penelitian dan Pengembangan Sumber Daya Laut dan Pesisir – Balitbang KP (Dr. Andreas Hutahaean)

54 Dr. Herbert Guenter Siegel

Rostock-warnemuende, 26 Januari 1952

Jerman Leibniz-Institut Fur Ostseeforschung Warnemunde

“Climate Change and Coastal Vulnerability”

Menentukan dan mengamati perubahan ekosistem pesisir-laut dan dinamika karbon di Indonesia serta mengembangkan model interaksi antara pesisir dan atmosfer

Klimatologi 4 (empat) bulan, mulai 3 Oktober 2015

Makasar (Kep. Spermonde dan Selat Makasar)

Pusat Penelitian dan Pengembangan Sumber Daya Laut dan Pesisir – Balitbang KP (Dr. Andreas Hutahaean)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

55

Ms. Ir

is St

ottm

eiste

r Ne

ttetal

, 20

Janu

ari 1

972

Jerm

an

Leibn

iz-Ins

titut

Fur

Ostse

eforsc

hung

W

arne

mund

e

“Clim

ate

Chan

ge a

nd

Coas

tal

Vulne

rabil

ity”

Mene

ntuka

n da

n me

ngam

ati

peru

baha

n ek

osist

em

pesis

ir-lau

t da

n dina

mika

ka

rbon

di

Indon

esia

serta

me

ngem

bang

kan m

odel

inter

aksi

antar

a pes

isir

dan a

tmos

fer

Klim

atolog

i 4 (

empa

t) bu

lan, m

ulai

3 Okto

ber

2015

Maka

sar (

Kep.

Sper

mond

e da

n Sela

t Ma

kasa

r)

Pusa

t Pen

elitia

n dan

Pe

ngem

bang

an S

umbe

r Da

ya La

ut da

n Pes

isir –

Ba

litban

g KP

(Dr.

Andr

eas

Hutah

aean

)

56

Dr. T

hom

as

Walt

er P

eter

Po

hlm

ann

Hamb

urg,

17

Mare

t 195

9 Je

rman

Ce

nter f

or

Earth

Sys

tem

Rese

arch

and

Susta

inabil

ity

(CEN

)

“Clim

ate

Chan

ge a

nd

Coas

tal

Vulne

rabil

ity”

Mene

ntuka

n da

n me

ngam

ati

peru

baha

n ek

osist

em

pesis

ir-lau

t da

n dina

mika

ka

rbon

di

Indon

esia

serta

me

ngem

bang

kan m

odel

inter

aksi

antar

a pes

isir

dan a

tmos

fer

Klim

atolog

i 4 (

empa

t) bu

lan, m

ulai

3 Okto

ber

2015

Maka

sar (

Kep.

Sper

mond

e da

n Sela

t Ma

kasa

r)

Pusa

t Pen

elitia

n dan

Pe

ngem

bang

an S

umbe

r Da

ya La

ut da

n Pes

isir –

Ba

litban

g KP

(Dr.

Andr

eas

Hutah

aean

)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

57

Dr. B

ernh

ard

Andr

eas M

ayer

Ha

mbur

g, 29

No

vemb

er 19

60

Jerm

an

Leibn

iz-Ze

ntrum

fur

Marin

e Tr

open

okolo

gie (

ZMT)

Gm

bH

“Clim

ate

Chan

ge a

nd

Coas

tal

Vulne

rabil

ity”

Mene

ntuka

n da

n me

ngam

ati

peru

baha

n ek

osist

em

pesis

ir-lau

t da

n dina

mika

ka

rbon

di

Indon

esia

serta

me

ngem

bang

kan m

odel

inter

aksi

antar

a pes

isir

dan a

tmos

fer

Klim

atolog

i 4 (

empa

t) bu

lan, m

ulai

3 Okto

ber

2015

Maka

sar (

Kep.

Sper

mond

e da

n Sela

t Ma

kasa

r)

Pusa

t Pen

elitia

n dan

Pe

ngem

bang

an S

umbe

r Da

ya La

ut da

n Pes

isir –

Ba

litban

g KP

(Dr.

Andr

eas

Hutah

aean

)

58

Dr. R

ober

t Ja

mes

Yo

kelso

n

Rhod

e Isla

nd

AS, 2

2 Feb

ruar

i 19

56

Amer

ika

Serik

at

Unive

rsity

of Mo

ntana

“F

illing

a cr

itical

gap

in In

done

sia's

natio

nal c

arbo

n m

onito

ring,

re

porti

ng, a

nd

verif

icatio

n ca

pabil

ities f

or

supp

ortin

g RE

DD+

activ

ities:

Inco

rpor

ation

g,

quan

tifying

and

loc

ating

fire

emiss

ions f

rom

wi

thin

tropic

al pe

at-s

wam

p fo

rest”

Meng

inves

tiga

si ra

ngka

ian

kejad

ian so

sial

dan b

io-fis

ikal

yang

me

nyeb

abka

n ke

baka

ran d

i lah

an ga

mbut

Ekolo

gi 5 (

lima)

bu

lan, m

ulai

21

Septe

mber

20

15

Kalte

ng

(Pala

ngka

raya

, wi

layah

Ka

liman

tan

Fore

st an

d Cl

imate

Pa

rtner

ship

(KFC

P) di

Ka

puas

)

Faku

ltas K

ehuta

nan I

PB

(Dr.

Erian

to Ind

ra P

utra,

S.Hu

t, M.S

i), Fa

kulta

s Pe

rtania

n Unp

ar (D

r. Ni

na

Yulia

nti, S

P, M

.Si)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

59

Ms. A

nna

Mare

ike

Holtk

amp

Tubin

gen,

27

April

1985

Je

rman

Un

iversi

ty of

Goett

ingen

“S

mall

holde

r Pr

oduc

tivity

, M

arke

t Acc

ess,

and

Inte

rnat

ional

Linka

ges i

n Ru

bber

and

Pa

lm O

il Pr

oduc

tion

in Ja

mbi

Prov

ince”

Meng

anali

sis

value

chain

da

ri ke

sejah

teraa

n pe

tani k

aret

dan k

elapa

sa

wit y

ang

bero

rienta

si pa

da pr

oduk

si ek

spor

pada

sk

ala ya

ng

berb

eda

Sosia

l –

Ekon

omi

Perta

nian

6 (en

am)

bulan

, mula

i 25

Se

ptemb

er

2015

Jamb

i (TN.

Bu

kit D

uabe

las

dan H

utan

Hujan

Ha

rapa

n)

Unive

rsitas

Jamb

i (Pr

of. D

r. Ir.

Zulk

ifli A

lamsy

ah, M

.Sc.)

60

Dr. X

iaohu

a Jin

An

hui, 2

6 Juli

19

75

China

Ch

inese

Ac

adem

y of

Scien

ces

“Join

t bio

diver

sity

inven

tory

of t

he

highe

r plan

ts in

Indo

nesia

and

co

llabo

rativ

e tra

ining

of

Indo

nesia

n yo

ung

taxo

nom

ists”

Melak

ukan

ko

labor

asi

pene

litian

tak

sono

mi

yang

meli

puti

bebe

rapa

ke

lompo

k pe

nting

sepe

rti tan

aman

pa

ku-p

akua

n

Botan

i 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

21

Septe

mber

20

15

Suma

tera

Bara

t; Suls

el (M

amas

a, Ta

tor,

Engr

ekan

g),

Sulut

(M

inaha

sa,

Bolan

g Mo

ngan

dow)

, Ka

ltim (P

asir,

Kutai

Ka

rtane

gara

), Ja

bar

(Suk

abum

i, Ga

rut),

Pap

ua

Bara

t (M

anok

wari)

Pusli

t Biol

ogi L

IPI (

Dr.

Andr

ea A

gusta

, Dr.

Joen

i Se

tijo R

ahajo

e, D

r. An

drea

Ag

usta,

Arie

f Hida

yat, M

.Si,

dan D

r. Lin

a Jus

wara

)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

61

Dr. Q

iaopi

ng

Xian

g Hu

bei, 1

9 Ok

tober

1965

Ch

ina

Chine

se

Acad

emy o

f Sc

ience

s

“Join

t bio

diver

sity

inven

tory

of t

he

highe

r plan

ts in

Indo

nesia

and

co

llabo

rativ

e tra

ining

of

Indo

nesia

n yo

ung

taxo

nom

ists”

Melak

ukan

ko

labor

asi

pene

litian

tak

sono

mi

yang

meli

puti

bebe

rapa

ke

lompo

k pe

nting

sepe

rti tan

aman

pa

ku-p

akua

n

Botan

i 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

21

Septe

mber

20

15

Suma

tera

Bara

t; Suls

el (M

amas

a, Ta

tor,

Engr

ekan

g),

Sulut

(M

inaha

sa,

Bolan

g Mo

ngan

dow)

, Ka

ltim (P

asir,

Kutai

Ka

rtane

gara

), Ja

bar

(Suk

abum

i, Ga

rut),

Pap

ua

Bara

t (M

anok

wari)

Pusli

t Biol

ogi L

IPI (

Dr.

Andr

ea A

gusta

, Dr.

Joen

i Se

tijo R

ahajo

e, D

r. An

drea

Ag

usta,

Arie

f Hida

yat, M

.Si,

dan D

r. Lin

a Jus

wara

)

62

Ms. C

hrist

ina

Leig

h Ge

ros

Tenn

esse

e, 5

Janu

ari 1

982

Amer

ika

Serik

at

Harva

rd

Unive

rsity

“#Vo

ices:

A Na

rrativ

e-ba

sed

inves

tigat

ion o

f em

erge

nt u

rban

ne

twor

ks a

nd

ecolo

gical

form

”

Menc

erita

kan

kisah

dari

kedu

a kon

disi

perko

taan d

an

muar

a yan

g me

mben

tuk

daer

ah pe

sisir

kota

melal

ui up

aya

revo

lusion

er

warg

a kota

, pa

ra pe

mikir

, da

n org

anisa

si da

lam

memb

angu

ng

jaring

an ya

ng

kuat

untuk

be

rada

ptasi

terha

dap

Stud

i Ke

pend

uduk

an

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 2

3 Se

ptemb

er

2015

DKI J

akar

ta,

Jawa

Bar

at (T

ange

rang

, De

pok,

Beka

si), d

an

Bante

n (T

ange

rang

Se

latan

)

Pusa

t Pen

elitia

n Geo

grafi

Te

rapa

n – F

MIPA

UI (

Dr.

Rudy

P. T

ambu

nan,

MS)



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I TE

MPAT

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AN

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AN

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PE

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PE

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MI

TRA

KERJ

A

peru

baha

n

63

Ms. K

yoko

Ta

nigu

chi

Nara

, 29

Agus

tus 19

79

Jepa

ng

Japa

n Age

ncy

for M

arine

-Ea

rth S

cienc

e an

d Te

chno

logy

(JAMS

TEC)

“Stu

dy o

n oc

eanic

and

at

mos

pher

ic cli

mat

e va

riabil

ity in

the

weste

rn

Sum

ater

a an

d so

uthe

rn Ja

wa

wate

rs, a

nd

land-

base

d ob

serv

ation

in

Beng

kulu

Prov

ince”

Mema

hami

pe

rbed

aan

penti

ng da

ri lap

isan u

dara

da

n lau

tan

serta

pe

rann

ya

dalam

me

ngatu

r pe

ruba

han

iklim

daer

ah

dan g

lobal

di Ind

ones

ia

Meteo

rolog

i da

n Os

eano

grafi

3 (tig

a)

bulan

, mula

i 1 N

ovem

ber

2015

Pera

iran B

arat

Suma

tera d

an

Selat

an Ja

wa

serta

stas

iun

peng

amata

n BM

KG di

Pr

ovins

i Be

ngku

lu

Pusa

t Tek

nolog

i Inv

entar

isasi

Sumb

erda

ya

Alam

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PT (D

r. Fa

dli

Syam

sudin

)

64

Mr. D

aisuk

e Te

rauc

hi

Osak

a, 19

Juni

1983

Je

pang

Un

iversi

ty of

Toky

o “L

ong-

term

So

cioec

onom

ic Dy

nam

ics o

f the

Oi

l Palm

Fa

rmer

s in

Riau

Pr

ovinc

e”

Meng

kaji

peru

baha

n so

sio ek

onom

i ya

ng di

alami

pa

ra pe

tani

terka

it den

gan

pertu

mbuh

an

sekto

r kela

pa

sawi

t di

Prov

insi R

iau

Sosia

l Ek

onom

i-Pe

rtania

n

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 1

2 No

vemb

er

2015

Riau

(P

ekan

baru

, Ro

kan H

ilir,

Siak

, Kam

par,

Kuan

tan

Seng

ingi d

an

Pelal

awan

)

Faku

ltas P

ertan

ian,

Unive

rsitas

Riau

(D

r.Ir.S

uard

i Tar

umun

)



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MA P

ENEL

ITI

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AT T

GL

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PE

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PE

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TIAN

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MA

PENE

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AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

65

Mr. M

akito

Yo

kota

Ka

naga

wa, 1

0 Fe

brua

ri 198

1 Je

pang

Ja

pan A

genc

y for

Mar

ine-

Earth

Scie

nce

and

Tech

nolog

y (JA

MSTE

C)

“Stu

dy o

n oc

eanic

and

at

mos

pher

ic cli

mat

e va

riabil

ity in

the

weste

rn

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ater

a an

d so

uthe

rn Ja

wa

wate

rs, a

nd

land-

base

d ob

serv

ation

in

Beng

kulu

Prov

ince”

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hami

pe

rbed

aan

penti

ng da

ri lap

isan u

dara

da

n lau

tan

serta

pe

rann

ya

dalam

me

ngatu

r pe

ruba

han

iklim

daer

ah

dan g

lobal

di Ind

ones

ia

Meteo

rolog

i da

n Os

eano

grafi

3 (tig

a)

bulan

, mula

i 1 N

ovem

ber

2015

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iran B

arat

Suma

tera d

an

Selat

an Ja

wa

serta

stas

iun

peng

amata

n BM

KG di

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ovins

i Be

ngku

lu

Pusa

t Tek

nolog

i Inv

entar

isasi

Sumb

erda

ya

Alam

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PT (D

r. Fa

dli

Syam

sudin

)

66

Ms. Y

uki

Kane

ko

Kyoto

, 16

Oktob

er 19

86

Jepa

ng

Japa

n Age

ncy

for M

arine

-Ea

rth S

cienc

e an

d Te

chno

logy

(JAMS

TEC)

“Stu

dy o

n oc

eanic

and

at

mos

pher

ic cli

mat

e va

riabil

ity in

the

weste

rn

Sum

ater

a an

d so

uthe

rn Ja

wa

wate

rs, a

nd

land-

base

d ob

serv

ation

in

Beng

kulu

Prov

ince”

Mema

hami

pe

rbed

aan

penti

ng da

ri lap

isan u

dara

da

n lau

tan

serta

pe

rann

ya

dalam

me

ngatu

r pe

ruba

han

iklim

daer

ah

dan g

lobal

di Ind

ones

ia

Meteo

rolog

i da

n Os

eano

grafi

3 (tig

a)

bulan

, mula

i 1 N

ovem

ber

2015

Pera

iran B

arat

Suma

tera d

an

Selat

an Ja

wa

serta

stas

iun

peng

amata

n BM

KG di

Pr

ovins

i Be

ngku

lu

Pusa

t Tek

nolog

i Inv

entar

isasi

Sumb

erda

ya

Alam

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PT (D

r. Fa

dli

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sudin

)



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NAMA

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ELIT

I TE

MPAT

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AN

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MI

TRA

KERJ

A

67

Mr. K

enich

i Sa

saki

Hokk

aido,

30

Juli 1

971

Jepa

ng

Japa

n Age

ncy

for M

arine

-Ea

rth S

cienc

e an

d Te

chno

logy

(JAMS

TEC)

“Stu

dy o

n oc

eanic

and

at

mos

pher

ic cli

mat

e va

riabil

ity in

the

weste

rn

Sum

ater

a an

d so

uthe

rn Ja

wa

wate

rs, a

nd

land-

base

d ob

serv

ation

in

Beng

kulu

Prov

ince”

Mema

hami

pe

rbed

aan

penti

ng da

ri lap

isan u

dara

da

n lau

tan

serta

pe

rann

ya

dalam

me

ngatu

r pe

ruba

han

iklim

daer

ah

dan g

lobal

di Ind

ones

ia

Meteo

rolog

i da

n Os

eano

grafi

3 (tig

a)

bulan

, mula

i 1 N

ovem

ber

2015

Pera

iran B

arat

Suma

tera d

an

Selat

an Ja

wa

serta

stas

iun

peng

amata

n BM

KG di

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ovins

i Be

ngku

lu

Pusa

t Tek

nolog

i Inv

entar

isasi

Sumb

erda

ya

Alam

– BP

PT (D

r. Fa

dli

Syam

sudin

)

68

Mr. K

osei

Sasa

oka

Toya

ma, 1

5 Se

ptemb

er

1972

Jepa

ng

Japa

n Age

ncy

for M

arine

-Ea

rth S

cienc

e an

d Te

chno

logy

(JAMS

TEC)

“Stu

dy o

n oc

eanic

and

at

mos

pher

ic cli

mat

e va

riabil

ity in

the

weste

rn

Sum

ater

a an

d so

uthe

rn Ja

wa

wate

rs, a

nd

land-

base

d ob

serv

ation

in

Beng

kulu

Prov

ince”

Mema

hami

pe

rbed

aan

penti

ng da

ri lap

isan u

dara

da

n lau

tan

serta

pe

rann

ya

dalam

me

ngatu

r pe

ruba

han

iklim

daer

ah

dan g

lobal

di Ind

ones

ia

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rolog

i da

n Os

eano

grafi

3 (tig

a)

bulan

, mula

i 1 N

ovem

ber

2015

Pera

iran B

arat

Suma

tera d

an

Selat

an Ja

wa

serta

stas

iun

peng

amata

n BM

KG di

Pr

ovins

i Be

ngku

lu

Pusa

t Tek

nolog

i Inv

entar

isasi

Sumb

erda

ya

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PT (D

r. Fa

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Syam

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)



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MA P

ENEL

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AT T

GL

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PE

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MA

PENE

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AN

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AH

PENE

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AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

69

Mr. E

tsur

o On

o Ku

mamo

to, 16

Fe

brua

ri 198

4 Je

pang

Ja

pan A

genc

y for

Mar

ine-

Earth

Scie

nce

and

Tech

nolog

y (JA

MSTE

C)

“Stu

dy o

n oc

eanic

and

at

mos

pher

ic cli

mat

e va

riabil

ity in

the

weste

rn

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ater

a an

d so

uthe

rn Ja

wa

wate

rs, a

nd

land-

base

d ob

serv

ation

in

Beng

kulu

Prov

ince”

Mema

hami

pe

rbed

aan

penti

ng da

ri lap

isan u

dara

da

n lau

tan

serta

pe

rann

ya

dalam

me

ngatu

r pe

ruba

han

iklim

daer

ah

dan g

lobal

di Ind

ones

ia

Meteo

rolog

i da

n Os

eano

grafi

3 (tig

a)

bulan

, mula

i 1 N

ovem

ber

2015

Pera

iran B

arat

Suma

tera d

an

Selat

an Ja

wa

serta

stas

iun

peng

amata

n BM

KG di

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ovins

i Be

ngku

lu

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t Tek

nolog

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entar

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erda

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– BP

PT (D

r. Fa

dli

Syam

sudin

)

70

Ms. M

aura

El

izabe

th

Tyrre

ll

Califo

rnia,

26

Oktob

er 19

85

Amer

ika

Serik

at

State

Un

iversi

ty of

New

York

at Bu

ffalo

“The

effe

ct of

wi

thin-

grou

p an

d ex

tra-g

roup

co

mpe

tition

on

male

coali

tion

patte

rns i

n wi

ld cr

este

d m

acaq

ues

(Mac

aca

nigra

)”

Memp

elajar

i hu

bung

an

kera

jamb

ul lia

r (M

acac

a nig

ra) b

erjen

is ke

lamin

jantan

be

rdas

arka

n ke

rang

ka

sosio

ekolo

gi

Prim

atolog

i 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

9

Nove

mber

20

15

Sulaw

esi U

tara

(Cag

ar A

lam

Tang

koko

– Du

a Sud

ara,

Batua

ngus

)

Faku

ltas K

edok

teran

He

wan –

IPB

(Dr.

drh.

Muha

mmad

Agil

, M.S

c.Agr

)

71

Mr. K

azuh

ide

Yam

amot

o Ho

kkaid

o, 25

Ju

ni 19

81

Jepa

ng

Japa

n Age

ncy

for M

arine

-Ea

rth S

cienc

e an

d Te

chno

logy

(JAMS

TEC)

“Stu

dy o

n oc

eanic

and

at

mos

pher

ic cli

mat

e va

riabil

ity in

the

weste

rn

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ater

a an

d so

uthe

rn Ja

wa

wate

rs, a

nd

land-

base

d ob

serv

ation

in

Beng

kulu

Prov

ince”

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hami

pe

rbed

aan

penti

ng da

ri lap

isan u

dara

da

n lau

tan

serta

pe

rann

ya

dalam

me

ngatu

r pe

ruba

han

iklim

daer

ah

dan g

lobal

di Ind

ones

ia

Meteo

rolog

i da

n Os

eano

grafi

3 (tig

a)

bulan

, mula

i 1 N

ovem

ber

2015

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iran B

arat

Suma

tera d

an

Selat

an Ja

wa

serta

stas

iun

peng

amata

n BM

KG di

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ovins

i Be

ngku

lu

Pusa

t Tek

nolog

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entar

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erda

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PT (D

r. Fa

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)



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NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

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KERJ

A

72

Ms. N

aoko

Ta

kata

Hi

rosh

ima,

20

Oktob

er 19

91

Jepa

ng

The U

niver

sity

of To

kyo

“The

su

staina

ble

Socia

l Sys

tem

fo

r Mak

ing

Deve

lopm

ent

Orga

nizat

ion”

Menje

laska

n hu

bung

an

bebe

rapa

ke

lompo

k tan

i co

klat d

i Des

a Tu

yog y

ang

memi

liki

hubu

ngan

ke

rja

tradis

ional

dan

damp

ak

dese

ntrali

sasi

pemb

angu

nan

daer

ah

Sosio

logi

Masy

arak

at De

sa

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 2

8 Se

ptemb

er

2015

Long

Tuy

oq,

Long

Pa

hang

ai,

Maha

kam

Ulu,

Kalim

antan

Tim

ur

Unive

rsitas

Mula

warm

an

(Dr.

Fadja

r Pam

budh

i)

BULA

N O

KTO

BER

1 Ms

. Meli

ssa

Ann

Ilard

o Ne

w Yo

rk, 16

De

semb

er 19

88

Amer

ika

Serik

at

Centr

e for

Ge

oGen

etics

“T

he

Dem

ogra

phic

and

Evolu

tiona

ry

Histo

ry o

f the

Or

ang

Bajau

”

Memp

elajar

i da

n me

nemu

kan

asal

serta

se

jarah

de

mogr

afis

suku

Baja

u da

ri ber

baga

i ko

mpon

en

yang

me

ngar

ah

pada

adap

tasi

fisiol

ogis

Geog

rafi

3 (tig

a)

bulan

, mula

i 6 O

ktobe

r 20

15

Sulaw

esi

Teng

ah (K

ab.

Bang

gai:

Luwu

k dan

Ja

ya B

akti)

Lemb

aga P

eneli

tian d

an

Peng

emba

ngan

Ma

syar

akat

(LP2

M) –

Unive

rsitas

Tom

potik

a Lu

wuk (

Dr. S

uhar

tini

Salin

gkat,

M.P

d)



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MA P

ENEL

ITI

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AT T

GL

LAHI

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PE

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MA

PENE

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AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

2 Dr

. Male

m

Kerin

a Mcle

od

Kutab

uluh,

30

Septe

mber

19

64

Austr

alia

Depa

rtmen

t of

Prim

ary

Indus

tries –

Ne

w So

uth

Wale

s

“Impr

oving

soil

and

wate

r m

anag

emen

t an

d cr

op

prod

uctiv

ity o

f dr

yland

ag

ricult

ure

syste

ms o

f Ace

h an

d NS

W”

Meme

riksa

sy

stem

tanam

lah

an ke

ring

serta

me

ngide

ntifik

asi

kend

ala

agro

nomi

da

lam

menin

gkatk

an

prod

uktiv

itas

pada

ka

bupa

ten

terpil

ih

Perta

nian

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 7

Ok

tober

20

15

Aceh

(Ace

h Be

sar,

Aceh

Ba

rat, P

idie

dan B

ireue

n)

Bada

n Pen

elitia

n dan

Pe

ngem

bang

an P

ertan

ian

– Kem

entan

(Dr.

Muha

mmad

Sya

kir, M

S)

dan B

alai P

engk

ajian

Te

knolo

gi Pe

rtania

n Ace

h (Ir

. Bas

ri AB,

Msi)

3 Dr

. Gav

in

Robe

rt Ti

nnin

g Sy

dney

, 18

Oktob

er 19

67

Austr

alia

Depa

rtmen

t of

Prim

ary

Indus

tries –

Ne

w So

uth

Wale

s

“Impr

oving

soil

and

wate

r m

anag

emen

t an

d cr

op

prod

uctiv

ity o

f dr

yland

ag

ricult

ure

syste

ms o

f Ace

h an

d NS

W”

Meme

riksa

sy

stem

tanam

lah

an ke

ring

serta

me

ngide

ntifik

asi

kend

ala

agro

nomi

da

lam

menin

gkatk

an

prod

uktiv

itas

pada

ka

bupa

ten

terpil

ih

Perta

nian

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 7

Ok

tober

20

15

Aceh

(Ace

h Be

sar,

Aceh

Ba

rat, P

idie

dan B

ireue

n)

Bada

n Pen

elitia

n dan

Pe

ngem

bang

an P

ertan

ian

– Kem

entan

(Dr.

Muha

mmad

Sya

kir, M

S)

dan B

alai P

engk

ajian

Te

knolo

gi Pe

rtania

n Ace

h (Ir

. Bas

ri AB,

Msi)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

4 Mr

. Keit

a Yo

neda

Hy

ogo,

26

Dese

mber

1989

Je

pang

Ko

be S

teel L

td

“UBC

Pro

cess

by

Utili

zing

the

UBC

Pilot

Plan

t at

Pali

man

an,

Cire

bon,

Wes

t Ja

va”

Mene

rapk

an

pros

es U

BC

(Upg

rade

d Br

own

Coal)

di

Indon

esia,

ya

ng

meru

paka

n pe

ningk

atan

kuali

tas

batub

ara

deng

an

meng

angk

at ke

lemba

ban

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mban

gan

12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

6

Oktob

er

2015

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r (P

alima

nan)

Pu

slitba

ng T

ekno

logi

Mine

ral d

an B

atuba

ra

Keme

nteria

n ESD

M (M

iftahu

l Hud

a dan

16

Oran

g Tim

)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

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TU

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PE

NELI

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PE

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MA

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AN

DAER

AH

PENE

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AN

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A KE

RJA

5 Dr

. Gab

riella

Na

imi

Ahm

adia

Califo

rnia,

9 Ja

nuar

i 198

1 Am

erika

Se

rikat

W

orld

Wild

life

Fund

“C

hara

cteriz

ing

the

Ecolo

gical,

Fi

sher

ies, a

nd

Socia

l Sta

tus o

f th

e So

uthe

rn

Inne

r Ban

da

Arc.

Indo

nesia

”

Mend

okum

ent

asika

n stat

us

dan t

ren y

ang

seda

ng

berke

mban

g sa

at ini

terka

it ko

ndisi

sosia

l, ek

ologi,

dan

perik

anan

di

wilay

ah ya

ng

misk

in da

ta na

mun

memi

liki n

ilai

kons

erva

si str

ategis

yang

tin

ggi u

ntuk

mend

ukun

g de

sain

dan

pelak

sana

an

inter

vens

i ko

nser

vasi

laut d

i dae

rah-

daer

ah un

tuk

mend

ukun

g pe

rikan

an

yang

be

rkelan

jutan

Ekolo

gi 29

(dua

pu

luh

semb

ilan)

ha

ri, mu

lai

30 O

ktobe

r 20

15

Maluk

u (Ka

b. Ma

luku B

arat

Daya

dan K

ab.

Maluk

u Te

ngga

ra)

Wor

ld W

ildlife

Fun

d (E

strad

ivari,

S.Pi

, M.S

c)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

6 Ms

. Lou

ise

Elain

e Glew

, Ph

.D

Redh

ill, 10

Ok

tober

1983

Ing

gris

Wor

ld W

ildlife

Fu

nd

“Cha

racte

rizing

th

e Ec

ologic

al,

Fish

eries

, and

So

cial S

tatu

s of

the

Sout

hern

In

ner B

anda

Ar

c. In

done

sia”

Mend

okum

ent

asika

n stat

us

dan t

ren y

ang

seda

ng

berke

mban

g sa

at ini

terka

it ko

ndisi

sosia

l, ek

ologi,

dan

perik

anan

di

wilay

ah ya

ng

misk

in da

ta na

mun

memi

liki n

ilai

kons

erva

si str

ategis

yang

tin

ggi u

ntuk

mend

ukun

g de

sain

dan

pelak

sana

an

inter

vens

i ko

nser

vasi

laut d

i dae

rah-

daer

ah un

tuk

mend

ukun

g pe

rikan

an

yang

be

rkelan

jutan

Ekolo

gi 29

(dua

pu

luh

semb

ilan)

ha

ri, mu

lai

30 O

ktobe

r 20

15

Maluk

u (Ka

b. Ma

luku B

arat

Daya

dan K

ab.

Maluk

u Te

ngga

ra)

Wor

ld W

ildlife

Fun

d (E

strad

ivari,

S.Pi

, M.S

c)

7 Pr

of. P

eter

Va

nder

ford

La

pe

New

Hamp

shire

, 14

Febr

uari 1

963

Amer

ika

Serik

at

Unive

rsity

of W

ashin

gton

“The

Ar

chae

ology

of

Early

Neo

lithic

Settle

men

t in

Easte

rn

Indo

nesia

”

Memp

elajar

i pe

mukim

an

pend

uduk

pa

da ja

man

neoli

tikum

Arke

ologi

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 1

2 Ok

tober

20

15

Maluk

u (Se

ram

Bara

t dan

Se

ram

Timur

, Ar

u)

Pusli

tbang

Arke

ologi

Nasio

nal (D

rs. I M

ade

Geria

M.S

i)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

8 Dr

. Em

ily Je

an

Pete

rson

Ne

w Ha

mpsh

ire, 1

5 No

vemb

er 19

77

Amer

ika

Serik

at

Unive

rsity

of W

ashin

gton

“The

Ar

chae

ology

of

Early

Neo

lithic

Settle

men

t in

Easte

rn

Indo

nesia

”

Memp

elajar

i pe

mukim

an

pend

uduk

pa

da ja

man

neoli

tikum

Arke

ologi

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 1

2 Ok

tober

20

15

Maluk

u (Se

ram

Bara

t dan

Se

ram

Timur

, Ar

u)

Pusli

tbang

Arke

ologi

Nasio

nal (D

rs. I M

ade

Geria

M.S

i)

9 Mr

. Jos

s Ch

arles

Ro

berts

W

hitta

ker

Was

hingto

n, 24

Ap

ril 19

83

Amer

ika

Serik

at

Unive

rsity

of W

ashin

gton

“The

Ar

chae

ology

of

Early

Neo

lithic

Settle

men

t in

Easte

rn

Indo

nesia

”

Memp

elajar

i pe

mukim

an

pend

uduk

pa

da ja

man

neoli

tikum

Arke

ologi

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 1

2 Ok

tober

20

15

Maluk

u (Se

ram

Bara

t dan

Se

ram

Timur

, Ar

u)

Pusli

tbang

Arke

ologi

Nasio

nal (D

rs. I M

ade

Geria

M.S

i)

10

Ms. J

enni

fer

Anne

Huf

f Ne

w Yo

rk, 16

Ok

tober

1970

Am

erika

Se

rikat

Un

iversi

ty of

Was

hingto

n “T

he

Arch

aeolo

gy o

f Ea

rly N

eolith

ic Se

ttlem

ent in

Ea

stern

In

done

sia”

Memp

elajar

i pe

mukim

an

pend

uduk

pa

da ja

man

neoli

tikum

Arke

ologi

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 1

2 Ok

tober

20

15

Maluk

u (Se

ram

Bara

t dan

Se

ram

Timur

, Ar

u)

Pusli

tbang

Arke

ologi

Nasio

nal (D

rs. I M

ade

Geria

M.S

i)

11

Ms. L

aury

l Ka

elin

Sum

ner

Zeno

bi

Hawa

ii, 9 J

uli

1989

Am

erika

Se

rikat

Un

iversi

ty of

Was

hingto

n “T

he

Arch

aeolo

gy o

f Ea

rly N

eolith

ic Se

ttlem

ent in

Ea

stern

In

done

sia”

Memp

elajar

i pe

mukim

an

pend

uduk

pa

da ja

man

neoli

tikum

Arke

ologi

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 1

2 Ok

tober

20

15

Maluk

u (Se

ram

Bara

t dan

Se

ram

Timur

, Ar

u)

Pusli

tbang

Arke

ologi

Nasio

nal (D

rs. I M

ade

Geria

M.S

i)

12

Ms. S

usan

Ro

se V

ulpa

s W

iscon

sin, 9

Ag

ustus

1988

Am

erika

Se

rikat

Am

erica

n Un

iversi

ty “M

angr

ove

Fore

sts in

In

done

sia:

Asse

sing

defo

resta

tion

rate

s &

cons

erva

tion

hotsp

ots”

Meng

kaji

tingk

at de

fores

tasi

hutan

baka

u da

n dae

rah-

daer

ah

kons

erva

si

Ekolo

gi 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

9

Oktob

er

2015

Sema

rang

dan

Kend

al Un

iversi

tas D

ipone

goro

(D

r. Ru

dhi P

ribad

i)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

13

Ms. J

olea

h Ba

iley L

amb

Califo

rnia,

12

Febr

uari 1

983

Amer

ika

Serik

at

Natur

eNet

Scien

ce

Fello

w

“Cap

turin

g Co

ral

Reef

and

Re

lated

Ec

osys

tem

Se

rvice

s Pr

oject:

Co

mpo

nent

I:

Quan

tifying

the

value

and

m

arke

t pot

entia

l of

cora

l ree

f and

m

angr

ove

ecos

yste

m

serv

ices -

Ex

amini

ng

ecos

yste

m

filtra

tion

serv

ices f

or

hum

an a

nd re

ef

healt

h”

Mera

ncan

g da

n me

nduk

ung

mode

l yan

g ino

vatif

untuk

me

nilai

jasa

ekos

istem

hu

tan ba

kau,

rump

ut lau

t da

n ter

umbu

ka

rang

Ekolo

gi Ke

lautan

7 (

tujuh

) bu

lan, m

ulai

15 O

ktobe

r 20

15

Sulse

l (Kep

. Se

layar

) Ko

nsor

sium

Keme

nteria

n Ke

lautan

dan P

erika

nan,

P2O

LIPI, d

an IP

B (S

ri At

mini)

14

Dr. S

usan

Li

lian

O'Co

nnor

Melbo

urne

, 8

Nove

mber

1956

Au

strali

a Au

strali

an

Natio

nal

Unive

rsity

“The

Arc

haelo

gy

of Is

land

use

in th

e W

allac

ean

Arch

ipelag

o”

Meny

elidik

i pe

kerja

an

oran

g jam

an

dahu

lu dis

ekita

r pula

u ke

cil di

W

allac

ea

Arke

ologi

3 (tig

a)

bulan

, mula

i 5 O

ktobe

r 20

15

Maluk

u Bar

at Da

ya (A

lor,

Panta

r, Le

mbata

, Ki

sar,

Leti d

an

Weta

r)

Faku

ltas I

lmu B

uday

a UG

M (D

r. Ma

hirta

Saso

ngko

)

15

Mr. S

tuar

t Ch

arles

Ha

wkin

s

Auck

land,

28

Dese

mber

1974

Au

strali

a Au

strali

an

Natio

nal

Unive

rsity

“The

Arc

haelo

gy

of Is

land

use

in th

e W

allac

ean

Arch

ipelag

o”

Meny

elidik

i pe

kerja

an

oran

g jam

an

dahu

lu dis

ekita

r pula

u ke

cil di

W

allac

ea

Arke

ologi

3 (tig

a)

bulan

, mula

i 5 O

ktobe

r 20

15

Maluk

u Bar

at Da

ya (A

lor,

Panta

r, Le

mbata

, Ki

sar,

Leti d

an

Weta

r)

Faku

ltas I

lmu B

uday

a UG

M (D

r. Ma

hirta

Saso

ngko

)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

16

Ms. E

lena

Luisa

Pio

tto

Brisb

ane,

15

Septe

mber

19

73

Austr

alia

Austr

alian

Na

tiona

l Un

iversi

ty

“The

Arc

haelo

gy

of Is

land

use

in th

e W

allac

ean

Arch

ipelag

o”

Meny

elidik

i pe

kerja

an

oran

g jam

an

dahu

lu dis

ekita

r pula

u ke

cil di

W

allac

ea

Arke

ologi

3 (tig

a)

bulan

, mula

i 5 O

ktobe

r 20

15

Maluk

u Bar

at Da

ya (A

lor,

Panta

r, Le

mbata

, Ki

sar,

Leti d

an

Weta

r)

Faku

ltas I

lmu B

uday

a UG

M (D

r. Ma

hirta

Saso

ngko

)

17

Ms. S

him

ona

Fran

ces K

ealy

Subia

co, 1

1 Ag

ustus

1990

Au

strali

a Au

strali

an

Natio

nal

Unive

rsity

“The

Arc

haelo

gy

of Is

land

use

in th

e W

allac

ean

Arch

ipelag

o”

Meny

elidik

i pe

kerja

an

oran

g jam

an

dahu

lu dis

ekita

r pula

u ke

cil di

W

allac

ea

Arke

ologi

3 (tig

a)

bulan

, mula

i 5 O

ktobe

r 20

15

Maluk

u Bar

at Da

ya (A

lor,

Panta

r, Le

mbata

, Ki

sar,

Leti d

an

Weta

r)

Faku

ltas I

lmu B

uday

a UG

M (D

r. Ma

hirta

Saso

ngko

)

18

Dr. D

aniel

Ge

orge

s Pe

rret

Roan

ne, 2

0 No

vemb

er 19

58

Pera

ncis

École

fra

nçais

e d'E

xtrêm

e-Or

ient (

EFEO

)

“Seja

rah

Pem

ukim

an d

i ba

gian

utar

a Su

mat

era

(aba

d ke

-11

– ab

ad

ke-1

7 M

)”

Memp

erka

ya

data

meng

enai

sejar

ah ku

no

Suma

tra

bagia

n utar

a se

jak ab

ad ke

-5 s

ampa

i aba

d ke

-15 M

Arke

ologi

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 2

7 Ok

tober

20

15

Suma

tera

Utar

a (Me

dan

dan D

eli

Serd

ang)

serta

Ac

eh (B

anda

Ac

eh)

Pusa

t Arke

ologi

Nasio

nal

(Drs.

I Mad

e Ger

ia, M

.Si)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

19

Ms. A

nna

Holzn

er

Eber

sber

g, 10

Fe

brua

ri 198

9 Je

rman

Be

havio

ur an

d Ev

olutio

n Re

sear

ch

Grou

p -

Depa

rtmen

t of

Psyc

holog

y -

Unive

rsity

of Le

thbrid

ge

“Cult

ural

beha

vior a

nd

socia

l net

work

in

Balin

ese

long-

taile

d m

acaq

ues

(Mac

aca

fasc

icular

is)”

Untuk

me

ngek

splor

asi

seca

ra

mend

alam

tentan

g pola

be

rper

ilaku

mo

nyet

ekor

pa

njang

Bali

Prim

atolog

i 6 (

enam

) bu

lan, m

ulai

13 O

ktobe

r 20

15

Bali (

Badu

ng

(Buk

it Pe

ninsu

la:

Pura

Uluw

atu),

Gian

yar (

Ubud

: Pa

dang

tegal)

, Ba

dung

(A

bians

emal:

Hu

tan

Sang

eh),

Sing

araja

(S

eririt

: Pur

a Pu

laki),

dan

Taba

na

(Kuk

uh: H

utan

Alas

Ked

aton)

)

Pusa

t Pen

elitia

n Sa

twa

Prim

ata –

Unive

rsitas

Ud

ayan

a (Dr

. Drh

. I Ne

ngah

Wan

dia, M

Si)

20

Ms. B

etty

Jean

Li

li Lag

lbau

er

Lagn

y sur

Ma

rne,

Pera

ncis,

22

April

1989

Pera

ncis

The U

niver

sity

of Qu

eens

land

“Impa

cts,

alter

nativ

e so

lution

s, an

d aw

aren

ess o

f m

obula

fishe

ries

in In

done

sia”

Memp

elajar

i ke

sada

ran

masy

arak

at lok

al ter

hada

p ko

ndisi

ikan

ge

nus m

obula

, so

lusi

alter

natif

dan

damp

akny

a di

Indon

esia

Biolo

gi Ke

lautan

2 (

dua)

bu

lan, m

ulai

15 O

ktobe

r 20

15

Jatim

(Mun

car,

Bany

uwan

gi),

Jaba

r (C

ibino

ng,

Bogo

r), N

TB

(Tan

jung L

uar,

Lomb

ok),

NTT

(Lam

aker

a, Ka

b.Flor

es,

Tama

n Na

siona

l Ko

modo

)

Pusa

t Pen

elitia

n Os

eano

grafi

– LIP

I (Fa

hmi,

M.Ph

ill)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

21

Prof

. Eiic

hi

Hond

o Sh

inaga

wa, 5

Ag

ustus

1968

Je

pang

Na

goya

Un

iversi

ty “H

igh tr

ough

put

Analy

sis o

f Ra

bies –

relat

ed

Viru

ses a

nd its

Pr

otec

tion

in th

e Gl

obal

Migr

ating

Fl

ying

Fox

(Pte

ropu

s sp.

)”

Melih

at ke

terka

itan

antar

a rub

ah

terba

ng,

rabie

s, da

n inf

eksi

virus

lai

nnya

de

ngan

skem

a ke

rjasa

ma

teknis

Zoolo

gi 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

13

Oktob

er

2015

Jawa

Bar

at (B

ogor

dan

Garu

t)

Faku

ltas K

edok

teran

He

wan –

IPB

(Pro

f. drh

. Sr

ihadi

Agun

gpriy

ono,

Ph.D

, PV

Vet (

K))

22

Ms. Y

upad

ee

Heng

jan, M

.Sc

Ratch

abur

i, 14

Juni

1986

Th

ailan

d Na

goya

Un

iversi

ty “H

igh tr

ough

put

Analy

sis o

f Ra

bies –

relat

ed

Viru

ses a

nd its

Pr

otec

tion

in th

e Gl

obal

Migr

ating

Fl

ying

Fox

(Pte

ropu

s sp.

)”

Melih

at ke

terka

itan

antar

a rub

ah

terba

ng,

rabie

s, da

n inf

eksi

virus

lai

nnya

de

ngan

skem

a ke

rjasa

ma

teknis

Zoolo

gi 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

13

Oktob

er

2015

Jawa

Bar

at (B

ogor

dan

Garu

t)

Faku

ltas K

edok

teran

He

wan –

IPB

(Pro

f. drh

. Sr

ihadi

Agun

gpriy

ono,

Ph.D

, PV

Vet (

K))



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

23

Mr. P

hilip

p W

ilhelm

He

inric

h Vo

gt

Wilh

emsh

aven

, 28

Juni

1985

Je

rman

Mu

seum

Fue

r Na

turku

nde

Berlin

“Com

para

tive

phylo

geog

raph

y of

the

hype

rdive

rse

gastr

opod

co

nus i

n In

done

sia”

Memp

elajar

i pe

rban

dinga

n filo

geog

rafi

hewa

n ga

strop

oda

conu

s di

Indon

esia

Biolo

gi Ke

lautan

6 (

enam

) bu

lan, m

ulai

16 O

ktobe

r 20

15

Suma

tera

(Bata

m,

Pada

ng),

Jawa

(P

anga

ndar

an,

Madu

ra),

Kalim

antan

(P

ontia

nak,

Dera

wan)

, Su

lawes

i (S

perm

onde

, Se

layar

, Do

ngga

la),

Maluk

u (T

erna

te),

Papu

a (Ra

ja Am

pat, T

eluk

Cend

rawa

sih)

Faku

ltas B

iolog

i, Uns

oed

(Dr.R

oman

us E

.Pra

bowo

)

24

Ms. K

athl

een

Dani

elle

Rein

hard

t

New

York,

24

Febr

uari 1

989

Amer

ika

Serik

at

Oxfor

d Br

ooke

s Un

iversi

ty

“Tor

por i

n a

critic

ally

enda

nger

ed

prim

ate:

Effe

cts

of cl

imat

e on

Ja

van

Slow

Lo

ris b

ehav

iour”

Memp

elajar

i pe

ruba

han

iklim

dan

damp

akny

a ter

hada

p pe

rilaku

kera

Ja

van S

low

Loris

Prim

atolog

i 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

13

Oktob

er

2015

Jaba

r (C

ipaga

nti,

Kab.G

arut)

Pusli

t Biol

ogi L

IPI

(Ir.W

irdate

ti,M.S

i)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

25

Mr. T

akur

o Fu

rusa

wa

Fuku

oka,

24

Oktob

er 19

77

Jepa

ng

Grad

uate

Scho

ol of

Asian

and

Afric

an A

rea

Stud

ies, K

yoto

Unive

rsity

“Stre

ngth

ening

th

e Di

saste

r Re

silien

ce o

f Lo

cal

Com

mun

ities

thro

ugh

Inte

racti

ve R

eal-

Tim

e Ar

ea

Stud

ies u

sing

SNS

and

cloud

GI

S M

etho

dolog

ies”

Mema

hami

pe

ngeta

huan

tra

dision

al da

n pr

aktek

-pr

aktek

pe

nceg

ahan

be

ncan

a dan

ma

najem

en

sumb

er da

ya

Mana

jemen

Ke

benc

anaa

n

2 (du

a)

bulan

, mula

i 15

Okto

ber

2015

NTT

(P.S

umba

, P.

Flore

s, P.

Tim

or, d

an P

. Sa

vu)

Unive

rsitas

Nus

a Cen

dana

(R

ikson

Sibu

rian)

26

Ms. G

reta

Ch

ristin

e Se

ibel

Jerm

an, 2

0 Ag

ustus

1986

Je

rman

Lo

ndon

Sc

hool

of Ec

onom

ics

and P

olitic

al Sc

ience

“The

Role

of

Small

and

M

edium

En

terp

rises

in

the

Indo

nesia

n Ec

onom

y: De

term

ining

Fa

ctors

and

De

velop

men

t in

the

Twen

tieth

Ce

ntur

y”

Melih

at ba

gaim

ana

kebij

akan

pe

merin

tah

Indon

esia

terha

dap U

KM

dan i

ndus

tri se

cara

umum

tel

ah

memb

entuk

pe

rkemb

anga

n mer

eka d

i ab

ad ke

dua

puluh

Ekon

omi

3 (tig

a)

bulan

, mula

i 19

Okto

ber

2015

DKI J

akar

ta (L

IPI, B

RI, B

I da

n BPS

)

Pusa

t Pen

elitia

n Ek

onom

i LIP

I (Dr

s. Da

rwin,

M.S

c)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

27

Dr. S

vetla

na

Jure

vna

Byrd

ina

Mosc

ow, 1

3 Ap

ril 19

70

Jerm

an

ISTE

RRE

Cham

bery

“Hyd

roth

erm

al sy

stem

imag

ing

by E

lectri

cal

Resis

tivity

To

mog

raph

y an

d CO

2 flu

x m

easu

rem

ents”

Memp

elajar

i stu

ktur

bang

unan

vu

lkanik

, pe

metaa

n CO

2 dar

i pu

ncak

me

rapi,

serta

pe

melih

araa

n ter

hada

p dua

sta

siun

pema

ntaua

n mu

lti-pa

rame

ter

kege

mpaa

n, su

hu ta

nah,

kemi

ringa

n, da

n pote

nsi

dari G

unun

g Me

rapi

Geolo

gi 3 (

tiga)

bu

lan, m

ulai

20 O

ktobe

r 20

15

Garu

t (Gn

. Pa

pand

ayan

) da

n Yo

gyak

arta

(Gn.

Mera

pi)

Pusa

t Vulk

anolo

gi da

n Mi

tigas

i Ben

cana

Geo

logi –

Ba

dan G

eolog

i ESD

M (D

r. He

ndra

Gun

awan

)

28

Mr. E

iji Su

zuki

Shizu

oka,

19

Janu

ari 1

953

Jepa

ng

Kago

shim

a Un

iversi

ty “T

he p

lant

ecolo

gical

study

of

trop

ical r

ain

fore

st in

Gn.L

euse

r Na

tiona

l Par

k, No

rth S

umat

era

in 20

15”

Untuk

me

ndete

ksi

struk

tur

vege

tasi y

ang

ada

Biolo

gi (Z

oolog

i) 1 (

satu)

bu

lan, m

ulai

22 O

ktobe

r 20

15

Sumu

t (T

angk

ahan

, TN

.Gun

ung

Leus

eur)

Pusli

t Biol

ogi L

IPI (

Dr.

Ruliy

ana S

usan

ti, Ku

suma

Ra

hmaw

ati,S

.Hut

dan

Taufi

k Mah

endr

a)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

29

Ms. S

ibyll

e Im

hof

Visp

, 4 A

ugus

t 19

81

Swiss

Sw

iss T

ropic

al an

d Pub

lic

Healt

h Ins

titute

(Swi

ss T

PH)

“You

ng m

en‟s

perc

eptio

ns o

f se

xuali

ty wi

thin

hete

rose

xual

relat

ionsh

ips

befo

re m

arria

ge

- A q

ualita

tive

study

in

Lom

bok,

Indo

nesia

”

Meng

eksp

lora

si pe

rseps

i pr

ia ya

ng

belum

me

nikah

ter

hada

p se

ksua

litas

pran

ikah

dalam

hu

bung

an

heter

osek

sual

Kese

hatan

6 (

enam

) bu

lan, m

ulai

20 O

ktobe

r 20

15

NTB

(Mata

ram

dan L

ombo

k Ba

rat)

Perku

mpula

n Kelu

arga

Be

renc

ana I

ndon

esia

– NT

B (R

r. Sa

tyawa

nti, S

.Pi,

MM)

30

Mr. D

aiki

Kawa

hara

Fu

kuok

a, 16

Se

ptemb

er

1992

Jepa

ng

Kago

shim

a Un

iversi

ty “T

he p

lant

ecolo

gical

study

of

trop

ical r

ain

fore

st in

Gn.L

euse

r Na

tiona

l Par

k, No

rth S

umat

era

in 20

15”

Untuk

me

ndete

ksi

struk

tur

vege

tasi y

ang

ada

Biolo

gi (Z

oolog

i) 1 (

satu)

bu

lan, m

ulai

22 O

ktobe

r 20

15

Sumu

t (T

angk

ahan

, TN

.Gun

ung

Leus

eur)

Pusli

t Biol

ogi L

IPI (

Dr.

Ruliy

ana S

usan

ti, Ku

suma

Ra

hmaw

ati,S

.Hut

dan

Taufi

k Mah

endr

a)

31

Ms. P

ia Lo

uise

Ha

rkne

ss

Town

sville

, 23

Janu

ari 1

981

Austr

alia

Char

les

Darw

in Un

iversi

ty

“Coa

stal

Liveli

hood

s, sm

all-s

cale

fishe

ry

depe

nden

ce

and

the

impa

cts

of fis

herie

s m

anag

emen

t an

d m

arine

co

nser

vatio

n,

Sabu

-Raij

ua

distri

ct, N

TT”

Untuk

me

ngeta

hui

berb

agai

hal

tentan

g mata

pe

ncah

arian

se

baga

i ne

layan

di

pesis

ir Sab

u Ra

ijua

Perik

anan

10

(sep

uluh)

bu

lan, m

ulai

26 O

ktobe

r 20

15

NTT

(Sab

u-Ra

ijua)

Fa

kulta

s Ilm

u Kela

utan d

an

Perik

anan

– Un

ivers

itas

Nusa

Cen

dana

(Pro

f. Rick

y Gi

min)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

32

Mr. R

yan

Gord

on T

ans

Alas

ka, 2

1 Jun

i 19

81

Amer

ika

Serik

at

Emor

y Un

iversi

ty “D

ecen

traliz

atio

n an

d th

e Po

litics

of L

ocal

Taxa

tion

in In

done

sia”

Mene

liti

dinam

ika

pelak

sana

an

otono

mi

daer

ah da

n po

litik l

okal

Ilmu P

olitik

6 (

enam

) bu

lan, m

ulai

22 O

ktobe

r 20

15

Jaka

rta, J

atim

(Sur

abay

a),

Kalse

l (B

anjar

masin

), Su

lsel

(Mak

assa

r),

Lomb

ok

(Mata

ram)

Cente

r for

Sou

theas

t Asia

n St

udies

-Indo

nesia

(C

SEAS

I) (Y

osef

Djak

abab

a)

33

Mr. B

rade

n Sc

ott B

erna

rds

Oreg

on, 2

2 Ja

nuar

i 199

3 Am

erika

Se

rikat

Pi

tzer C

olleg

e “P

ublic

Spa

ce in

th

e Un

plann

ed

City:

An

Analy

sis o

f Ja

karta

's Sp

atial

Po

litics

”

Memp

rofil

ruan

g pub

lik

kota

Jaka

rta

dan

mema

hami

ma

knan

ya

deng

an le

bih

luas

Sosio

logi

Perko

taan

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 2

No

vemb

er

2015

DKI J

akar

ta,

Band

ung,

Yogy

akar

ta,

dan S

urab

aya

Faku

ltas I

lmu P

enge

tahua

n Bu

daya

– UI

(Man

neke

Bu

diman

, Ph.

D)

34

Ms. M

areik

e Hu

hn

Reck

lingh

ause

n, 1

3 Sep

tembe

r 19

84

Jerm

an

Helm

holtz

Ce

ntre f

or

Ocea

n Re

sear

ch K

iel

– GEO

MAR

“Tria

l of a

n ea

rly

warn

ing sy

stem

fo

r mar

ine p

ests

in th

e Ba

nda

Islan

ds,

Molu

ccas

, In

done

sia”

Untuk

me

ngide

ntifik

asi

apak

ah

nelay

an

sekit

ar

kepu

lauan

Ba

nda

teran

cam

oleh

invas

i biol

ogi

kelau

tan da

ri da

erah

bio

geog

rafi

lain d

i Ind

ones

ia ata

u Au

strali

a

Ekolo

gi 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

26

Oktob

er

2015

Jawa

Bar

at (B

ogor

) dan

Ma

luku (

Band

a Na

ira)

Faku

ltas P

erika

nan d

an

Ilmu K

elauta

n – IP

B (D

r. Ha

wis M

addu

ppa)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

35

Ms. S

ophi

a Va

n Zy

le W

arsh

all

USA,

6 Ma

ret

1984

Am

erika

Se

rikat

Un

iversi

ty of

Califo

rnia,

Be

rkeley

“Tra

nslat

ing th

e Bu

ddha

: In

done

sian

reliq

uarie

s and

th

e vim

ala

usnis

a dh

aran

i”

Untuk

me

mban

dingk

an da

n me

ngan

alisa

be

rbag

ai co

ntoh s

tupa

yang

dit

emuk

an di

Ind

ones

ia ba

gian B

arat

Sosia

l Bu

daya

12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

5

Nove

mber

20

15

Sums

el (P

alemb

ang)

, Ja

karta

(Ja

ksel)

, D.I

Yogy

akar

ta,

Jatim

(S

urab

aya)

Unive

rsitas

Sur

abay

a (Is

mail L

utfi)

36

Dr. K

arl-H

einz

Runt

e Es

sen,

12 M

ei 19

56

Jerm

an

Rese

arch

and

Tech

nolog

y Ce

ntre

Wes

tcoas

t (F

TZ) -

Un

iversi

ty of

Kiel

“Dev

elopm

ent o

f a

Decis

ion

supp

ort s

yste

m

for s

ite se

lectio

n an

d po

wer y

ield

from

oce

an

rene

wable

en

ergy

facil

ities

in In

done

sia”

Meng

emba

ngka

n pote

nsi

ener

gi ge

lomba

ng

laut d

an

fasilit

as tid

al ste

am

Osea

nogr

afi

8 (de

lapan

) bu

lan, m

ulai

26 O

ktobe

r 20

15

NTT

(Sela

t La

rantu

ka)

Balai

Tek

nolog

i Sur

vei

Kelau

tan-B

PPT

(Dr.W

ahyu

W

Pan

doe)

BULA

N N

OVE

MBE

R

1 Dr

. Fra

nk

Erwi

n Rh

eindt

He

ilbro

nn, 2

6 Ja

nuar

i 197

7 Je

rman

Na

tiona

l Un

iversi

ty of

Sing

apor

e

“Eas

tern

In

done

sia a

s the

So

urce

of

Sign

ifican

t Av

ian C

rypt

ic Di

vers

ity”

Mene

liti

kean

ekar

aga

man s

pesie

s bu

rung

di

bagia

n tim

ur

Indon

esia

Zoolo

gi 3 (

tiga)

bu

lan, m

ulai

11

Nove

mber

20

15

Papu

a Bar

at (F

akfak

), Tim

or

(Gun

ung

Mutis

), da

n NT

T (P

ulau

Alor

)

Pusa

t Pen

elitia

n Bi

ologi

– LIP

I (Hi

daya

t Ash

ari, M

.Sc)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

2 Dr

. Khi

n Sa

w My

int

Myan

mar,

10

April

1956

My

anma

r Un

ited S

tates

Ce

nter f

or

Dise

ases

Co

ntrol

“Stu

dy o

f Ep

idem

ic an

d Em

ergin

g Vi

ruse

s in

Indo

nesia

Ar

chipe

lago”

Mema

hami

pe

ngar

uh

virus

yang

mu

ncul

yang

me

nyeb

abka

n pe

nyak

it di

selur

uh

Indon

esia

Viro

logi

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 1

6 No

vemb

er

2015

DKI J

akar

ta,

Kalim

antan

(B

anjar

masin

: Un

iversi

tas

Lamb

ung

Mang

kura

t),

Bali

(Den

pasa

r: Un

iversi

tas

War

made

wa),

Sulaw

esi, N

TB,

dan S

umate

ra

Lemb

aga B

iolog

i Mole

kular

Ei

jkman

(Ir.

I Mad

e Artik

a, M.

App.S

c, Ph

.D)

3 Dr

. Mich

ael

Albe

rt Ri

mm

er

Manly

, 25

Nove

mber

1956

Au

strali

a Sy

dney

Un

iversi

ty “Im

prov

ing fis

h he

alth

man

agem

ent

and

prod

uctio

n pr

otoc

ols in

m

arine

finfis

h aq

uacu

lture

in

Indo

nesia

and

Au

strali

a”

Mene

liti

peny

ebab

dan

damp

ak da

ri pe

nuru

nan

prod

uksi

finfis

h atau

ika

n ber

sirip

kare

na

peny

akit d

i Ind

ones

ia

Perik

anan

12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

10

Nove

mber

20

15

DI Y

ogya

karta

, Ba

li, NT

B (S

umba

wa),

Sulse

l (M

akas

sar)

Balitb

ang

KP –

KKP

(Dr.

Achm

ad P

oern

omo)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

4 Pr

of. F

ranç

ois

Rene

Eug

ene

Sem

ah

Paris

, 15 A

pril

1954

Pe

ranc

is Na

tiona

l Mu

seum

of

Natur

al Hi

story

"Chr

onolo

gy

and

palae

oenv

ironm

ents

of th

e In

done

sian

Palae

olith

ic pe

riod

in Ce

ntra

l an

d Ea

stern

Ja

va: t

he

Punu

ng a

nd

Solo

area

s"

Meng

urai

sejar

ah

kebe

rada

an

manu

sia

(Hom

o er

ectu

s da

n Ho

mo

sapie

ns) y

ang

telah

be

rada

ptasi

deng

an

tantan

gan

kond

isi ik

lim

tropis

sejak

1,5

juta

tahun

ya

ng la

lu sa

mpai

deng

an

terpe

ncar

nya

kelom

pok-

kelom

pok

manu

sia di

be

rbag

ai wi

layah

ke

pulau

an

Arke

ologi

4 (em

pat)

bulan

, mula

i 11

No

vemb

er

2015

Jaten

g (S

angir

an),

Jatim

(Pun

ung)

Pusa

t Arke

ologi

Nasio

nal

(Dr.I

Mad

e Ger

ia)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

5 Dr

. Ann

e-Ma

rie

Sem

ah

Helle

mes-L

ille,

3 Mar

et 19

53

Pera

ncis

Natio

nal

Muse

um of

Na

tural

Histo

ry

"Chr

onolo

gy

and

palae

oenv

ironm

ents

of th

e In

done

sian

Palae

olith

ic pe

riod

in Ce

ntra

l an

d Ea

stern

Ja

va: t

he

Punu

ng a

nd

Solo

area

s"

Meng

urai

sejar

ah

kebe

rada

an

manu

sia

(Hom

o er

ectu

s da

n Ho

mo

sapie

ns) y

ang

telah

be

rada

ptasi

deng

an

tantan

gan

kond

isi ik

lim

tropis

sejak

1,5

juta

tahun

ya

ng la

lu sa

mpai

deng

an

terpe

ncar

nya

kelom

pok-

kelom

pok

manu

sia di

be

rbag

ai wi

layah

ke

pulau

an

Arke

ologi

4 (em

pat)

bulan

, mula

i 11

No

vemb

er

2015

Jaten

g (S

angir

an),

Jatim

(Pun

ung)

Pusa

t Arke

ologi

Nasio

nal

(Dr.I

Mad

e Ger

ia)

6 Dr

. Ger

rit D

irk

Van

Den

Berg

h Ro

tterd

am, 7

Ma

ret 1

961

Belan

da

Unive

rsity

of W

ollon

gong

“In

sear

ch o

f the

fir

st ho

mini

ns:

Sedim

ento

logy,

palae

onto

logy

and

datin

g of

Pl

eisto

cene

fo

ssil v

erte

brat

e fa

unas

and

op

en o

ccup

ation

sit

es in

Flor

es

and

Sulaw

esi”

Melak

ukan

pe

ngga

lian,

surve

y Ge

ologi

dan

reko

nstru

ksi

lingk

unga

n de

posit

Pl

eistoc

ene

Paleo

antol

ogi

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 1

2 No

vemb

er

2015

NTT

(Nga

da

dan N

age K

eo,

Kab.

Flore

s) se

rta S

ulawe

si Se

latan

(W

atans

oppe

ng)

Pusa

t Sur

vei G

eolog

i –

Bada

n Geo

logi E

SDM

(Ir.

Agun

g Prib

adi, M

.Sc)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

7 Dr

. Kat

ja Re

mbo

ld

Neus

s, 7

Febr

uari 1

980

Jerm

an

Geor

g-Au

gust-

Unive

rsitat

-Go

etting

en

“Tax

onom

ic,

Phylo

gene

tic,

Func

tiona

l, and

Bi

ogeo

grap

hyca

l Dive

rsity

of

Vasc

ular P

lants

in Ra

infor

est

Tran

sform

ation

Sy

stem

s on

Sum

ater

a (In

done

sia)”

Memp

elajar

i fel

ogen

etika

, tak

sono

mi da

n bio

geog

rafi

tanam

an da

n se

luruh

nilai

-nil

ai ek

onom

i da

n ek

ologin

ya

Botan

i 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

16

Nove

mber

20

15

Jamb

i (Buk

it Du

abela

s lan

dsca

pe da

n Ha

rapa

n lan

dsca

pe)

IPB

(Dr.

Sri S

udar

miya

ti Tji

troso

edird

jo)

8 Dr

. Ant

ony

Bore

l Pe

ranc

is, 20

Ag

ustus

1983

Pe

ranc

is Na

tiona

l Mu

seum

of

Natur

al Hi

story

"Chr

onolo

gy

and

palae

oenv

ironm

ents

of th

e In

done

sian

Palae

olith

ic pe

riod

in Ce

ntra

l an

d Ea

stern

Ja

va: t

he

Punu

ng a

nd

Solo

area

s"

Meng

urai

sejar

ah

kebe

rada

an

manu

sia

(Hom

o er

ectu

s da

n Ho

mo

sapie

ns) y

ang

telah

be

rada

ptasi

deng

an

tantan

gan

kond

isi ik

lim

tropis

sejak

1,5

juta

tahun

ya

ng la

lu sa

mpai

deng

an

terpe

ncar

nya

kelom

pok-

kelom

pok

manu

sia di

be

rbag

ai wi

layah

ke

pulau

an

Arke

ologi

4 (em

pat)

bulan

, mula

i 11

No

vemb

er

2015

Jaten

g (S

angir

an),

Jatim

(Pun

ung)

Pusa

t Arke

ologi

Nasio

nal

(Dr.I

Mad

e Ger

ia)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

9 Mr

. And

ras

Toth

mih

aly

Vesz

prem

, 22

Juni

1979

Hu

ngar

ia Un

iversi

ty of

Goett

ingen

“P

over

ty an

d su

staina

bility

in

the

Indo

nesia

n co

coa

prod

uctio

n”

Mene

liti

berb

agai

perm

asala

han

serta

ha

mbata

n ter

kait

prod

uktiv

itas

kaka

o di

Indon

esia

Perta

nian

5 (lim

a)

bulan

, mula

i 12

No

vemb

er

2015

Sulaw

esi

Teng

ah (S

igi-

Palu)

Faku

ltas P

ertan

ian –

Unive

rsitas

Tad

ulako

(Dr.

Aiye

n Tjoa

dan D

r. Yu

lianti

Ka

laba)

10

Dr. U

shijim

a Ke

n Sa

itama

, 7

Septe

mber

19

75

Jepa

ng

North

ern

Regio

nal

Build

ing

Rese

arch

Ins

titute,

Ho

kkaid

o Re

sear

ch

Orga

nizati

on

“Res

earc

h on

ur

ban

met

aboli

sm b

y tim

e all

ocat

ion

surv

ey”

Untuk

me

maha

mi

metab

olism

e pe

rkotaa

n dar

i su

dut

pand

ang

value

-cha

in di

daer

ah ku

muh

Stud

i ke

pend

uduk

an

1 (sa

tu)

bulan

, mula

i 23

No

vemb

er

2015

Jawa

Bar

at (B

andu

ng)

Pusa

t Pen

elitia

n Fisi

ka –

LIPI (

Dr.re

r.nat.

Nen

i Si

ntawa

rdan

i)

11

Dr. R

ober

t Ca

mpb

ell

Maga

rey

Adela

ide, 2

1 Fe

brua

ri 195

8 Au

strali

a Su

gar

Rese

arch

Au

strali

a

“Inte

grat

ed

disea

se

man

agem

ent o

f su

garc

ane

strea

k mos

aic in

In

done

sia”

Memp

elajar

i ma

najem

en

perke

buna

n gu

la teb

u di

Indon

esia

Perta

nian

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 1

7 No

vemb

er

2015

Jatim

(P

asur

uan

(ISRI

)), Ja

bar

(IPB

Bogo

r)

Pusa

t Pen

elitia

n Pe

rkebu

nan G

ula

Indon

esia

(Ari K

ristin

i)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

12

Dr. M

ae D

e Lo

s Rey

es

Cata

cuta

n

Cadiz

city,

4 Me

i 195

6 Fil

ipina

So

uthea

st As

ian

Fishe

ries

Deve

lopme

nt Ce

nter –

Aq

uacu

lture

De

partm

ent

(SEA

FDEC

/AQD

)

“Enh

ance

men

t of

susta

inabil

ity

of ca

tadr

omou

s ee

l res

ourc

es in

So

uthe

ast A

sia”

Untuk

me

ngeta

hui

data

dan

infor

masi

terka

it belu

t lau

t (ee

l fis

herie

s) ya

ng

dapa

t dig

unak

an

dalam

me

nduk

ung

peny

usun

an

regu

lasi d

an

kons

erva

si pe

ngelo

laan

perik

anan

ya

ng be

rlanju

t

Perik

anan

1 (

satu)

bu

lan, m

ulai

17

Nove

mber

20

15

Jawa

Bar

at (P

elabu

han

Ratu)

Pusa

t Pen

elitia

n dan

Pe

rikan

an P

erair

an U

mum

– KKP

(Drs.

Bud

i Iska

ndar

Pr

isanto

so)

13

Dr. E

velyn

Gr

ace D

e Je

sus A

yson

Duma

guete

cit

y, 24

Okto

ber

1963

Filipi

na

South

east

Asian

Fis

herie

s De

velop

ment

Cente

r –

Aqua

cultu

re

Depa

rtmen

t (S

EAFD

EC/A

QD)

“Enh

ance

men

t of

susta

inabil

ity

of ca

tadr

omou

s ee

l res

ourc

es in

So

uthe

ast A

sia”

Untuk

me

ngeta

hui

data

dan

infor

masi

terka

it belu

t lau

t (ee

l fis

herie

s) ya

ng

dapa

t dig

unak

an

dalam

me

nduk

ung

peny

usun

an

regu

lasi d

an

kons

erva

si pe

ngelo

laan

perik

anan

ya

ng be

rlanju

t

Perik

anan

1 (

satu)

bu

lan, m

ulai

17

Nove

mber

20

15

Jawa

Bar

at (P

elabu

han

Ratu)

Pusa

t Pen

elitia

n dan

Pe

rikan

an P

erair

an U

mum

– KKP

(Drs.

Bud

i Iska

ndar

Pr

isanto

so)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

14

Dr. T

akur

o Sh

ibun

o Ok

ayam

a, 14

Ag

ustus

1957

Je

pang

So

uthea

st As

ian

Fishe

ries

Deve

lopme

nt Ce

nter –

Aq

uacu

lture

De

partm

ent

(SEA

FDEC

/AQD

)

“Enh

ance

men

t of

susta

inabil

ity

of ca

tadr

omou

s ee

l res

ourc

es in

So

uthe

ast A

sia”

Untuk

me

ngeta

hui

data

dan

infor

masi

terka

it belu

t lau

t (ee

l fis

herie

s) ya

ng

dapa

t dig

unak

an

dalam

me

nduk

ung

peny

usun

an

regu

lasi d

an

kons

erva

si pe

ngelo

laan

perik

anan

ya

ng be

rlanju

t

Perik

anan

1 (

satu)

bu

lan, m

ulai

17

Nove

mber

20

15

Jawa

Bar

at (P

elabu

han

Ratu)

Pusa

t Pen

elitia

n dan

Pe

rikan

an P

erair

an U

mum

– KKP

(Drs.

Bud

i Iska

ndar

Pr

isanto

so)

15

Ms. K

atha

rine

Elisa

beth

Cu

rrier

AS, 1

6 De

semb

er 19

81

Amer

ika

Serik

at

Bios

pher

e Fo

unda

tion

“The

Men

janga

n Isl

and

Cora

l Re

ef P

rojec

t: Ad

dres

sing

Thre

ats t

o Re

efs”

Meng

identi

fika

si an

cama

n ter

hada

p ter

umbu

ka

rang

di

sekit

ar

Menja

ngan

Ekolo

gi ke

lautan

12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

23

Nove

mber

20

15

Bali (

Bulel

eng,

Pulau

Me

njang

an, T

N Ba

li Bar

at,

Pemu

teran

, Su

mber

Kim

a, Pe

jarak

an, d

an

Sumb

er

Klam

pok)

Pusa

t Pen

elitia

n Lin

gkun

gan H

idup –

Un

iversi

tas U

daya

na (A

bd.

Rahm

an A

s-sya

kur)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

16

Ms. M

aïté

Faub

ert

Ste-

Agath

e-De

s-Mon

ts, 5

Agus

tus 19

87

Kana

da

Unive

rsity

of Ne

ucha

tel,

Centr

e for

Hy

drog

eolog

y an

d Ge

other

mics

“Qua

ntify

ing a

nd

mod

eling

a

newb

orn

hydr

othe

rmal

syste

m: T

he

Lusi

mud

and

vo

lcano

co

mple

x”

Untuk

me

lakuk

an

inves

tigas

i ter

hada

p ge

ofisik

a aga

r me

mbata

si sif

at hid

roge

ologi

dan

hidro

terma

l da

ri sist

em

geys

er

Lump

ur

Sido

arjo

ini

yang

dik

ombin

asika

n den

gan s

tudi

pemo

delan

nu

merik

untuk

me

nguk

ur

sistem

ini d

an

menil

ai pe

rilaku

mas

a de

pan d

an

poten

si ba

haya

yang

tim

bul

Geofi

sika

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 1

8 No

vemb

er

2015

Jawa

Tim

ur

(Sur

abay

a dan

Si

doar

jo)

Bada

n Pela

ksan

a - B

adan

Pe

nang

gulan

gan L

umpu

r Si

doar

jo (A

lwi H

usein

, M.

Si)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

17

Dr. R

ichar

d Lo

uis W

ilson

Pa

ris,19

No

vemb

er

1957

Pera

ncis

Unive

rsity

Pier

re an

d Ma

rie C

urie,

LA

TMOS

“Clea

r Air

Turb

ulenc

e an

d Oz

one

Distr

ibutio

n in

the

Equa

toria

l Tr

opop

ause

La

yer”

Untuk

me

ngga

mbar

kan d

ampa

k da

ri dina

mika

sk

ala ke

cil di

Tr

opica

l Tr

opop

ause

La

yer (

TTL)

de

ngan

me

nera

pkan

me

tode b

aru

berd

asar

kan

komb

inasi

dari r

adar

da

n pe

ngam

atan

di Eq

uato

rial

Atm

osph

ere

Obse

rvato

ry

Ilmu

Kebu

mian

1 (

satu)

bu

lan,

mulai

30

Nove

mber

20

15

Suma

tera

Bara

t (Bu

kit

Tingg

i)

LAPA

N (Ir

. Ha

limur

rahm

an, M

T da

n Tim

)

18

Dr. H

uber

t Yv

es R

ichar

d Lu

ce

Le N

ouvio

n en

Thiér

ache

, 30

Septe

mber

19

69

Pera

ncis

Unive

rsity

Pier

re an

d Ma

rie C

urie,

LA

TMOS

“Clea

r Air

Turb

ulenc

e an

d Oz

one

Distr

ibutio

n in

the

Equa

toria

l Tr

opop

ause

La

yer”

Untuk

me

ngga

mbar

kan d

ampa

k da

ri dina

mika

sk

ala ke

cil di

Tr

opica

l Tr

opop

ause

La

yer (

TTL)

de

ngan

me

nera

pkan

me

tode b

aru

berd

asar

kan

komb

inasi

dari r

adar

Ilmu

Kebu

mian

1 (

satu)

bu

lan,

mulai

30

Nove

mber

20

15

Suma

tera

Bara

t (Bu

kit

Tingg

i)

LAPA

N (Ir

. Ha

limur

rahm

an, M

T da

n Tim

)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

dan

peng

amata

n di

Equa

toria

l At

mos

pher

e Ob

serva

tory

19

Ms. S

arah

Ma

rie Ja

ffe

Califo

rnia,

28

Dese

mber

1979

Am

erika

Se

rikat

Un

iversi

ty of

Califo

rnia,

Da

vis

“Effe

cts o

f sp

atial

and

te

mpo

ral

varia

tion

in pla

nt

prod

uctiv

ity o

n th

e po

pulat

ion

ecolo

gy o

f Bo

rnea

n ra

infor

est

prim

ates

at t

he

Caba

ng P

anti

Rese

arch

St

ation

in

Gunu

ng P

alung

Na

tiona

l Par

k”

Memp

elajar

i da

mpak

sp

asial

dan

prod

uktifi

tas

berb

agai

jenis

tanam

an

hutan

ter

hada

p po

pulas

i pr

imata

hutan

hu

jan tr

opis

Kalim

antan

Ekolo

gi 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

23

Nove

mber

20

15

Kalba

r (C

aban

g Pan

ti Re

sear

ch

Stati

on di

TN

Gunu

ng

Palun

g Ke

tapan

g dan

Ka

yong

Utar

a)

Faku

ltas K

ehuta

nan –

Un

iversi

tas T

anjun

gpur

a (D

r. Ir.

Bur

hanu

ddin,

MP)

20

Mr. P

iotr

Andr

zej

Burg

iełł

Prus

zków

, 24

Febr

uari 1

986

Polan

dia

War

saw

Unive

rsity

of Lif

e Scie

nces

W

ULS

– SG

GW

“Diet

, ac

tiven

ess,

and

impa

ct of

fore

st dw

elling

bat

s on

pest

popu

lation

s in

agro

fore

st an

d fo

rest

plant

ation

”

Memp

elajar

i po

la ma

kan,

hunia

n, ke

lalaw

ar, d

an

hama

peny

akit

didae

rah

perke

buna

n

Kehu

tanan

6 (

enam

) bu

lan, m

ulai

25

Nove

mber

20

15

Jawa

Bar

at (G

n. W

alat –

Su

kabu

mi)

Faku

ltas K

ehuta

nan –

IPB

(Dr.

Ir. A

gus P

riyon

o Ka

rtono

, MSi

)

21

Mr. T

hom

as

Dani

el W

right

Ho

ng K

ong,

31

Juli 1

987

Austr

alia

Unive

rsity

of Qu

eens

land

“Wat

er, t

ouris

m

and

surfi

ng: a

n et

hnog

raph

y of

mar

ine

envir

onm

ents

in Ba

li”

Mene

liti

lingk

unga

n lau

t Bali

dalam

ko

nteks

pe

ngelo

laan

air da

n lau

t,

Antro

polog

i lin

gkun

gan

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 2

6 No

vemb

er

2015

Bali (

Kuta

Utar

a dan

Ba

dung

)

Faku

ltas S

astra

dan

Buda

ya –

Unive

rsitas

Ud

ayan

a (Pr

of. D

r. I

Nyom

an D

ama P

utra,

M.Lit

t)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

pariw

isata,

da

n be

rselan

car,

serta

men

eliti

peru

baha

n so

sial y

ang

terba

wa da

ri se

gi ek

onom

i, bu

daya

, dan

lin

gkun

gan

22

Mr. T

akuy

a Ha

sega

wa

Chiba

, 20

Agus

tus 19

80

Jepa

ng

Facu

lty of

Hu

manit

ies

and S

ocial

Sc

ience

s, Ts

ukub

a Un

iversi

ty

“Diffu

sion

of

Civil

Ser

vice

Refo

rm: H

ow A

n In

nova

tive

Polic

y Is

Desig

ned

and

Subs

eque

ntly

Emula

ted

by

Othe

r Loc

al Go

vern

men

ts”

Untuk

me

ngek

splor

asi

meng

apa

bebe

rapa

ke

bijak

an

peme

rintah

da

erah

yang

ino

vatif

berh

asil d

itiru

oleh

peme

rintah

da

erah

lainn

ya

dan m

enga

pa

kebij

akan

ya

ng la

in dia

baika

n

Kebij

akan

Pu

blik

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 2

5 No

vemb

er

2015

DKI J

akar

ta,

Suma

tera

Bara

t, Su

mater

a Se

latan

, Bali

, Ba

nten,

Jawa

Ba

rat, J

awa

Teng

ah, d

an

Jawa

Tim

ur

Pusa

t Pen

gkaji

an Is

lam

dan M

asya

raka

t –

Unive

rsitas

Islam

Neg

eri

Jaka

rta (S

aiful

Umam

, Ph

.D)

BULA

N D

ESEM

BER

1 Mr

. Fra

nk

Marti

n Se

dlar

Am

erika

, 7

Janu

ari 1

990

Amer

ika

Serik

at Un

iversi

ty of

Mich

igan

“Mea

surin

g Ur

ban

Resil

ience

to

Clim

ate

Chan

ge in

Ja

karta

, In

done

sia”

Untuk

me

mpela

jari

akiba

t dar

i pe

ruba

han

iklim

di

Jaka

rta

Ekolo

gi 10

(se

puluh

) bu

lan,

mulai

2

Dese

mber

20

15

DKI J

akar

ta Pr

ogra

m Pa

scas

arjan

a Un

iversi

tas In

done

sia

(Kom

ara D

jaja)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

2 Ms

. Kat

hrin

e Ma

e Har

rell

Florid

a, 7 J

uli

1989

Am

erika

Se

rikat

Mills

Coll

ege

“A vo

ice in

Ba

li: Cl

assic

al Ba

lines

e Vo

cal

Tech

nique

s an

d Te

mban

g”

Memp

elajar

i mu

sik kl

asik

Bali s

erta

teknik

voca

l da

n tem

bang

Ba

li

Etno

musik

olog

i 12

(dua

be

las)

bulan

, mu

lai 3

De

semb

er

2015

Bali (

ISI,

Peng

osek

an

Gian

yar,

Tunju

k, Ta

bana

n, Ba

tubula

n, Mu

nduk

, Bu

lelen

g, Sa

ding,

Badu

ng)

Institu

t Sen

i Indo

nesia

(IS

I) De

npas

ar (D

esak

Ma

de S

uarti

Laks

mi)

3 Mr

. Mich

ael

Henr

y Mye

rs

Newt

on, M

A,

24 A

gustu

s 19

83

Amer

ika

Serik

at Po

rtland

St

ate

Unive

rsity

“For

est

Liveli

hood

s an

d Co

nser

vatio

n In

itiativ

es in

In

done

sian

Born

eo”

Untuk

me

ndap

atka

n has

il ko

nkrit

dalam

re

kome

ndas

i pe

ngelo

laan

hutan

yang

ko

labor

atif

melib

atkan

ba

nyak

pe

mang

ku

kepe

nting

an

terma

suk

angg

ota

komu

nitas

lok

al, pe

kerja

Be

rau

Fore

st Ca

rbon

Pr

ogra

m

(BFC

P),

indus

tri, da

n ins

tansi

Antro

polog

i 12

(dua

be

las)

bulan

, mu

lai 3

De

semb

er

2015

Kalim

antan

Tim

ur

(Ber

au),

Yogy

akar

ta,

dan J

awa

Bara

t (Bo

gor)

Faku

ltas K

ehuta

nan -

IP

B (P

rof. D

r. He

ri Pu

rnom

o)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

peme

rintah

4

Dr. M

ikino

ri Ku

wata

Ai

chi, 1

4 De

semb

er

1981

Jepa

ng

Cente

r for

So

uthea

st As

ian

Stud

ies,

Kyoto

Un

iversi

ty

“Tow

ard

the

Rege

nera

tion

of T

ropic

al Pe

at L

and

Socie

ties:

Esta

blish

ment

of

an

Inte

rnat

ional

Rese

arch

Ne

twor

k and

Pr

opos

al of

its

Futu

re”

Untuk

me

mper

jelas

ka

rakte

ristik

ek

ologi

dan

siklus

mate

ri di

daer

ah

rawa

gamb

ut tro

pis

Antro

polog

i Lin

gkun

gan

12 (d

ua

belas

) bu

lan,

mulai

7

Dese

mber

20

15

Prop

. Riau

(D

esaT

anjun

g Leb

an, K

ab.

Beng

kalis

)

Pusa

t Stud

i Ben

cana

– Un

iversi

tas R

iau (D

r. Ha

rris G

unaw

an)

5 Mr

. Pet

er

Tere

nce

Bowe

rs

Sydn

ey, 2

8 Ap

ril 19

93

Austr

alia

Unive

rsity

of Sy

dney

“T

he R

ole o

f As

pirat

ions i

n Ru

ral-U

rban

M

igrat

ion”

Memp

elajar

i fak

tor

pene

ntu

kepu

tusan

ind

ividu

da

lam

berm

igras

i da

ri des

a ke

kota

Demo

grafi

2 (

dua)

bu

lan,

mulai

31

Dese

mber

20

15

Bante

n (Ka

b. Le

bak d

an

Kab.

Pand

eglan

g)

Demo

grap

hic In

stitut

e, Fa

kulta

s Eko

nomi

, Un

iversi

tas In

done

sia

(Dr.

Sony

Har

ry B.

Ha

rmad

i)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

6 Dr

. Olg

a Jo

anna

Or

man

Krak

ow, 2

9 Ju

ni 19

84

Polan

dia

Hokk

aido

Unive

rsity

“Rec

over

y fro

m h

uman

-ind

uced

dis

turb

ance

an

d su

staina

ble

man

agem

ent

of te

rrestr

ial

ecos

ystem

s in

tropic

al fo

rests

”

Meny

ediak

an

infor

masi

ilmiah

bida

ng

ekolo

gi da

n ek

ofisio

logi

guna

me

netap

kan

mana

jemen

ek

osist

em

dara

tan ya

ng

berke

sinam

bun

gan

Biolo

gi (B

otani)

12

(dua

be

las)

bulan

, mu

lai 7

De

semb

er

2015

Kalba

r (P

ontia

nak,

Hutan

Ga

mbut

Kons

esi

Wan

a Sub

ur

Lesta

ri, Sa

ri Bu

mi K

usum

a Ko

nses

i Hu

tan

Trop

is), R

iau

(Pek

anba

ru,

Tasik

Betu

ng

dan G

iam

Siak

Kec

il),

Kalte

ng

(Pala

ngka

ray

a, Hu

tan

Gamb

ut Ka

lteng

), Ka

lsel

(Ban

jarma

sin,

Hutan

Ga

mbut

Kalse

l)

Pusli

t Biol

ogi –

LIPI

(Dr.

Tika D

ewi A

tikah

)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

7 Mr

. Ryo

Ara

ki Mi

e, 11

Mei

1987

Je

pang

To

kyo

Metro

polita

n Un

iversi

ty

“Exp

loring

Su

ndan

ese

Ethn

ic Ide

ntity

an

d Cu

ltura

l Co

nver

sion”

An

An

thro

polog

ical s

tudy

in th

e Gl

obali

zatio

n an

d M

oder

nizat

ion

Era

Untuk

me

neliti

ide

ntitas

su

ku su

nda

dalam

era

reko

nstru

ksi

buda

ya di

ba

wah

peng

aruh

glo

balis

asi

dan

mode

rnisa

si di

Indon

esia

Antro

polog

i So

sial

12 (d

ua

belas

) bu

lan,

mulai

7

Dese

mber

20

15

Jaba

r (B

andu

ng)

Pusa

t Pen

elitia

n Sum

ber

Daya

Reg

ional

(PSD

R) –

LIPI (

Fadja

r Ibn

u Thu

fall,

PhD)

8 Mr

. Tak

ashi

To

miya

su

Fuku

oka,

22

Nove

mber

19

62

Jepa

ng

Kago

shim

a Un

iversi

ty “T

he B

ehav

ior

of M

ercu

ry in

Co

ntam

inate

d Si

te a

nd Its

Ec

ologic

al Im

pact”

Untuk

me

ngeta

hui

damp

ak

lingk

unga

n da

ri mer

kuri

Biolo

gi 12

(dua

be

las)

bulan

, mu

lai 3

De

semb

er

2015

Jaba

r (Bo

gor

dan T

N Gn

. Ha

limun

-Sa

lak),

Kalte

ng

(Pala

ngka

ray

a dan

Baw

an)

Pusli

t Biol

ogi L

IPI (

Dr.

Joen

i Seti

jo Ra

hajoe

, Dr.

Nuril

Hida

yati,

Dr. S

iti Su

ndar

i)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT T

GL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

9 Ms

. Elit

za

Stan

islav

ova

Germ

anov

Sofia

, 25

Agus

tus 19

82

Kana

da

Murd

och

Unive

rsity

“Micr

oplas

tics

and

Meg

afau

na:

Impli

catio

ns o

f m

icrop

lastic

ing

estio

n on

lar

ge fil

ter

feed

ers”

Untuk

me

mpela

jari

impli

kasi

dari

penc

emar

an

plasti

k lau

t ter

hada

p par

i ma

nta

(Man

ta

alfre

di da

n M

anta

bir

ostris

) se

rta hi

u pa

us

(Rhin

codo

n typ

us)

Perik

anan

12

(dua

be

las)

bulan

, mu

lai 8

De

semb

er

2015

Jawa

Tim

ur

(Pro

bolin

ggo,

Bany

uwan

gi),

Bali (

Kab.

Klun

gkun

g: Nu

sa P

enida

, Nu

sa

Lemb

onga

n, da

n Nus

a Ce

ninga

n),

NTB

(Lom

bok

Bara

t dan

Lo

mbok

Tim

ur),

NTT

(TN.

Pula

u Ko

modo

, Ma

ngga

rai

Bara

t, Solo

r, da

n Le

mbata

), se

rta

Kalim

antan

Tim

ur (B

erau

)

Faku

ltas P

erika

nan d

an

Kelau

tan –

Unive

rsitas

Ud

ayan

a (I G

ede

Hend

rawa

n, Ph

.D)

10

Mr. M

akot

o Fu

jita

Ehim

e, 24

De

semb

er

1961

Jepa

ng

Mura

ta Ma

nufac

turin

g

“Raja

Am

pat

Dem

o Pr

oject”

Un

tuk

meng

uji da

n me

ngev

aluas

i solu

si pe

nghe

mat

baha

n bak

ar

yang

me

nggu

naka

n Mur

ata

Ener

gi 6 (

enam

) bu

lan,

mulai

14

Dese

mber

20

15

Papu

a (Ra

ja Am

pat)

Pusli

t Teli

mek –

LIPI

(Dr.

Eng B

udi P

rawa

ra)



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PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

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AN

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PE

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TRA

KERJ

A

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t In

verte

r

11

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otoh

iro

Yosh

imur

a Ho

kkaid

o, 29

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vemb

er

1992

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ng

Hokk

aido

Unive

rsity

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ing a

nd

evalu

ation

of

the

cont

rollin

g fa

ctor o

f sulf

ur

denit

rifica

tion

and

gree

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gas e

miss

ion

from

acid

su

lfate

soil i

n In

done

sia”

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me

ngeta

hui

emisi

gas

ruma

h kac

a da

ri tan

ah

sulfa

t mas

am

di Ind

ones

ia

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gi 3 (

tiga)

bu

lan,

mulai

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mber

20

1

Jamb

i (R

antau

Ra

sau,

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ng

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ng

Timur

)

Depa

rteme

n Ilm

u Tan

ah

dan S

umbe

rday

a Lah

an,

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t Per

tanian

Bog

or

(Dr.S

uwar

di)

12

Mr. S

øren

Br

ofeld

t Ge

ntofte

, 11

Agus

tus 19

85

Denm

ark

Unive

rsity

of Co

penh

agen

„‟R

EDD+

: The

Fo

rest

grab

of

all tim

es?‟‟

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elidik

i ke

adaa

n di

mana

im

pleme

ntasi

REDD

+

akan

be

rfung

si pa

ling

optim

al da

lam ha

l pe

ngur

anga

n em

isi sa

mbil

memp

erha

tikan

poten

si

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tanan

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mbila

n)

bulan

, mu

lai 1

6 De

semb

er

2015

Jamb

i (TN.

Be

rbak

, Kab

. Mu

aro

Jamb

i), Ka

liman

tan

Timur

(Kab

. Be

rau)

dan

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tera

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t (Ka

b. Si

junjun

g)

Faku

ltas K

ehuta

nan -

IP

B (P

rof. D

r. Ir.

Isk

anda

r Z. S

irega

r)



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AN

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ak

terha

dap

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upan

ma

syar

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au

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ues

Sint

es

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lona,

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er 19

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Span

yol

OuTr

op,

Oxfor

d Br

ooke

s Un

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ty,

UK

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ical

resto

ratio

n m

onito

ring

in th

e Sa

bang

au

peat

-swa

mp

fore

st, C

entra

l Ka

liman

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olah

hasil

pe

neliti

an

dari

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mun

ity

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l Tea

m

(TSA

) dan

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mtro

p un

tuk

meny

ediak

an

data

yang

be

rgun

a da

lam

melak

ukan

pe

nilaia

n ko

ndisi

hid

rolog

i ek

osist

em

serta

me

manta

u ke

berh

asila

n da

ri tind

akan

ko

nser

vasi

yang

telah

dil

akuk

an

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gi 12

(dua

be

las)

bulan

, mu

lai 1

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semb

er

2015

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antan

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ngah

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alang

kara

ya,

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ngau

, Pu

lau P

isang

, da

n La

bora

torium

Al

am H

utan

Gamb

ut)

CIMT

ROP

– Univ

ersit

as

Palan

gka R

aya (

Dr

Suwi

do H

. Lim

in)



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NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TGL

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HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

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ITUS

I JU

DUL

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AN

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AN

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AN

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NG

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AN

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PE

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PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

14

Mr. H

ikaru

Ke

nchu

Os

aka,

9 Ok

tober

1986

Je

pang

Gr

adua

te Sc

hool

of To

urism

, W

akay

ama

Unive

rsity

“A S

tudy

on

Tour

ism th

at

cont

ribut

es to

Di

saste

r Re

cons

tructi

on: R

oles o

f the

com

munit

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ganiz

ation

s in

Yogy

akar

ta

and

Sura

baya

, In

done

sia”

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me

mpela

jari

fungs

i pa

riwisa

ta da

lam

rang

ka

mere

kontr

uksi

wilay

ah

benc

ana d

an

meng

usulk

an

poten

si wi

layah

ter

sebu

t me

lalui

peng

gamb

aran

ke

raga

man

pariw

isata

di da

erah

yang

dil

anda

be

ncan

a

Pariw

isata

12 (d

ua

belas

) bu

lan,

mulai

28

Dese

mber

20

15

Kabu

paten

Sl

eman

- Pr

ovins

i Da

erah

Ist

imew

a Yo

gyak

arta,

Ka

bupa

ten

Sido

arjo

- Pr

ovins

i Jaw

a Tim

ur

Faku

ltas I

lmu B

uday

a, Un

iversi

tas G

adjah

Ma

da (D

r. W

iwik

Sush

artam

i, M.A

.)

15

Mr. Y

oshi

aki

Yam

agish

i To

kyo,

18

Janu

ari 1

985

Jepa

ng

Kobe

Un

iversi

ty Sc

hool

of Me

dicine

“Mole

cular

ep

idemi

ology

of

avia

n inf

luenz

a viru

s inf

ectio

n in

Indo

nesia

”

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me

ningk

atka

n pema

hama

n ter

hada

p inf

eksi

virus

ep

idemi

ologi

molek

uler

pada

buru

ng

dan m

anus

ia se

rta un

tuk

meng

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ol

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hatan

5 (

lima)

bu

lan,

mulai

28

Dese

mber

20

15

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Tim

ur

(Sur

abay

a, Si

doar

jo, da

n Ma

lang)

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aga P

enya

kit

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is – U

niver

sitas

Ai

rlang

ga (D

r. Ga

tot

Soeg

iharto

)



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ENEL

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GL

LAHI

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AN

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AN

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p vir

us di

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ia SU

RAT

IZIN

PEN

ELIT

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PERP

ANJA

NGAN

BU

LAN

JANU

ARI

1 Mr

. Anto

ine

Pier

re La

urin

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y, 11

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semb

er 19

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ncis

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t de

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erch

e po

ur le

Dé

velop

peme

nt (IR

D)

"Tec

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l and

Sc

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c Su

ppor

t on

Geop

hysic

al Ob

serv

ation

Pl

atfo

rm o

f In

done

sian

Volca

noes

"

Melak

ukan

pe

melih

araa

n pe

ralat

an

serta

pe

ngam

bilan

da

ta ge

ofisik

da

n geo

kimia

Vulka

nolog

i 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

6

Janu

ari 2

015

DI Y

ogya

karta

(G

N. M

erap

i), Gu

nung

api d

i Ma

luku

Bada

n Geo

logi E

SDM

(Dra

. Sri S

umar

ti)

2 Ms

. Katl

in Ve

rnoy

Kra

ska

Ohio,

11 Ju

ni 19

91

Amer

ika

Serik

at

SFS

Dire

cted

Rese

arch

- En

viron

menta

l Po

licy G

roup

Le

ader

"Pot

entia

l loca

l ec

onom

ic an

d co

nser

vatio

n be

nefits

of

ecot

ouris

m in

Uj

ung

Kulon

Na

tiona

l Par

k, In

done

sia"

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liti ca

ra-

cara

me

ngor

ganis

ir lah

an ya

ng

berfu

ngsi

seba

gai

tempa

t po

pulas

i ma

rgas

atwa

dan j

uga

memb

eri

keun

tunga

n ba

gi ko

munit

as

lokal

di se

kitar

nya

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i Lin

gkun

gan

dan

Kawa

san

1 (sa

tu)

bulan

, mula

i 11

Janu

ari

2015

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r (B

andu

ng,

Bogo

r), B

anten

(U

jung K

ulon)

, Ba

li, Su

matra

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lah A

rsitek

tur,

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ncan

aan,

dan

Peng

emba

ngan

Keb

ijaka

n IT

B (R

izki Y

uwan

ita

Habib

ah)



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ELIT

I TE

MPAT

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LA

HIR

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NEGA

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INST

ITUS

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AN

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AN

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PE

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MI

TRA

KERJ

A

3 Ms

. Ana

Meij

ide

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Ma

drid,

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er 19

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Span

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Geor

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Unive

rsity

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en

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ence

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tropic

al lan

d-us

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nsfo

rmat

ions

on lo

cal a

nd

regio

nal c

limat

e in Su

mat

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done

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Meng

gabu

ngk

an

pend

ekata

n pe

nguk

uran

da

n pe

mode

lan

untuk

me

mpela

jari

pertu

kara

n ga

s rum

ah

kaca

serta

fee

dbac

k bio

fisik

antar

a da

taran

dan

atmos

fer

Ekolo

gi 11

(seb

elas)

bulan

, mula

i 24

Feb

ruar

i 20

15

Jamb

i (TN

Bukit

Dua

Be

las da

n Hu

tan

Hara

pan)

UNTA

D (D

r. Ab

dul R

auf),

Ind

ones

ian W

eathe

r Se

rvice

(Dr.

Dodo

Gu

nawa

n), IP

B (D

r. Ta

nia

June

)

4 Mr

. Wolf

ram

Lore

nz

Spre

mber

g, 10

Me

i 196

7 Je

rman

Un

iversi

ty of

Goett

ingen

"Im

plem

entin

g Co

nven

tion

on

Biolo

gical

Dive

rsity

(CBD

), Na

goya

Pr

otoc

ol (N

P)

and

Acce

ss

Bene

fit Sh

aring

(A

BS) -

Im

pacts

fo

r Int

erna

tiona

l Re

sear

ch

Man

agem

ent"

Meng

anali

sa

rang

kaian

im

pleme

ntasi

riset

yang

se

suai

deng

an

pera

turan

Co

nven

tion o

n Bi

ologic

al Di

versi

ty (C

BD),

Nago

ya

Proto

col (N

P),

dan A

cces

s Be

nefit

Shar

ing (A

BS)

untuk

me

ngem

bang

kan m

etode

se

rta

instru

men

terba

ik

Mana

jemen

SD

A 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

10

Febr

uari

2015

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i (UNJ

A),

Sulte

ng

(UNT

AD -

Palu)

, Jab

ar

(IPB

Bogo

r)

IPB

(Pro

f. Dr

. Ana

s M.

Fauz

i, M.E

ng., P

rof. D

r. Ir.

Isk

anda

r Z. S

irega

r, Pr

of.

Dr. D

amay

anti B

ucho

ri)



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MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT

TGL

LAHI

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ARGA

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GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

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RJA

BULA

N F

EBRU

ARI

1 Pr

of. A

nne

Elea

nor R

usso

n To

ronto

, 20

Mei

1947

Kana

da

Dept.

of

Psyc

holog

y, Gl

endo

n Co

llege

, Yor

k Un

iversi

ty

“Ora

ngut

an

beha

vior a

nd

adap

tatio

ns in

Ku

tai N

ation

al Pa

rk, E

ast

Kalim

anta

n”

Memp

elajar

i ke

mamp

uan

adap

tasi d

an

fleks

ibilita

s da

n asp

ek-

aspe

k sos

io ek

ologi

Oran

gutan

(P

ongo

Py

gmau

es

morio

) baik

di

habit

at no

rmal

maup

un

ekstr

em

(rusa

k da

n tid

ak fa

milia

r)

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atolog

i 12

(dua

be

las)

bulan

, mula

i 4 M

ei 20

15

Kaltim

(T.N

. Ku

tai)

Balai

Tam

an N

asion

al Ku

tai (A

gusti

nus R

unde

Sa

mpe,

S.Hu

t)

2 Mr

. Jam

es A

rthur

As

kew

Plym

outh,

22

De

semb

er 1

986

Inggr

is Un

iversi

ty of

South

ern

Califo

rnia

"The

func

tion

of

the

oran

guta

n lon

g ca

ll: W

hat

is its

role

in m

ediat

ing so

cial

relat

ionsh

ip an

d re

prod

uctiv

e str

ateg

ies?"

Meng

hasil

kan

mode

l yan

g leb

ih de

tail

meng

gamb

ark

an hu

bung

an

sosia

l dan

re

prod

uksi

oran

gutan

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atolog

i 12

(dua

be

las)

bulan

, mula

i 1 A

pril 2

015

Loka

si lam

a: Su

mut

(Siku

ndur

,TN

Gunu

ng

Leus

er),

Kalte

ng

(Seb

anga

u),

Kaltim

(P

reva

b Ca

mp, T

N Ku

tai).

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si ba

ru:

Sumb

ar

(Bata

ng T

aro)

Faku

ltas K

ehuta

nan

Unive

rsitas

Mula

warm

an

(Dr.

Yaya

Ray

adin)



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NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TG

L LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

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AN

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AN

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AN

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NG

PENE

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AN

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PE

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TIAN

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ERAH

PE

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TIAN

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TRA

KERJ

A

3 Dr

. Wen

dy

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ie E

rb

Ohi

o, 2

3 Fe

brua

ri 19

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Amer

ika

Serik

at

Rutg

ers

Uni

vers

ity

Are

the

Long

Ca

lls o

f Bo

rnea

n O

rang

utan

s (P

ongo

py

gmae

us

wur

mbi

i) Co

stly

Sig

nals

of M

ale

Heal

th a

nd

Ener

gy S

tatu

s?

Men

entu

kan

apak

ah lo

ng

call

oran

guta

n m

erup

akan

pe

rtan

da

stat

us

kese

hata

n da

n en

ergi

or

angu

tan

jant

an

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atol

ogi

12 (d

ua

bela

s)

bula

n,

mul

ai 2

8 Ap

ril 2

015

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ng

(Tua

nan)

Fa

kulta

s Bio

logi

UN

AS

(Tom

i Ariy

anto

, S.S

i.)

4 Ms

. Alis

on M

ary

Ashb

ury

Halifa

x, 02

Juli

1986

Kana

da

Unive

rsity

of Zu

rich

"Livi

ng o

n th

e ed

ge: A

pilo

t stu

dy o

f the

be

havio

r of t

he

Weh

ea F

ores

t or

angu

tan

popu

lation

"

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liti

perila

ku

popu

lasi

oran

gutan

di

Hutan

Weh

ea

Prim

atolog

i 11

(seb

elas)

bulan

, mula

i 23

Mar

et 20

15

Kaltim

(Huta

n W

ehea

) Fa

kulta

s Keh

utana

n Un

iversi

tas M

ulawa

rman

(D

r. Ya

ya R

ayad

in)



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MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT

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LAHI

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ARGA

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STIT

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PE

NELI

TIAN

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MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

1 Mr

. Ama

rasin

ghe

Achc

hige T

hasu

n Am

aras

inghe

Colom

bo,

22

Nove

mber

19

84

Sri L

anka

Re

sear

ch

Cente

r for

Cl

imate

Ch

ange

- Un

iversi

ty of

Indon

esia

“Jav

a &

Sum

atra

Ex

pedit

ion &

Su

rvey

to

mea

sure

the

impa

ct of

clim

ate

chan

ge u

sing

indica

tor

spec

ies”

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ukan

su

rvei

bioge

ogra

fi un

tuk

meng

ukur

da

mpak

pe

ruba

han

iklim

terh

adap

ke

anek

arag

aman

haya

ti dan

ko

ndisi

ha

bitatn

ya

deng

an

meng

guna

kan

indika

tor

spec

ies

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gi 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

17 M

ei 20

15

Jaba

r, Ba

nten,

DKI J

akar

ta,

Jaten

g. D.

I. Yo

gyak

arta,

Ja

tim,

Lamp

ung,

Beng

kulu,

Su

msel,

Ba

ngka

Be

litung

, Su

mbar

, Riau

, Ja

mbi, S

umut,

Ac

eh, K

ep.

Riau

, Sum

sel,

Bali (

Tama

n Na

siona

l Bali

Ba

rat)

Pusa

t Pen

elitia

n Per

ubah

an

Iklim

UI (

Dr. J

atna

Supr

iatna

)

2 Dr

. Phil

ipson

Ban

i Am

ibae,

25 M

ei 19

75

Vanu

atu

Institu

t de

Rech

erch

e po

ur le

De

velop

peme

nt (

IRD)

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und

base

d re

mot

e se

nsing

of

volca

nic

emiss

ions"

Meng

hitun

g da

n mem

onito

r tin

gkat

emisi

ma

gma d

ari

gunu

ng ap

i ak

tif se

rta

melak

ukan

ka

rakte

risas

i ko

mpos

isi

debu

vulka

nik

untuk

me

mper

kirak

an m

anife

stasi

magm

a

Vulka

nolog

i 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

9

Mare

t 201

5

Gn. M

erap

i, Gn.

Papa

nday

an,

Gn. D

ieng,

Gn.

Brom

o, Gn

. Se

meru

Pusa

t Vulk

anolo

gi da

n Mi

tigas

i Ben

cana

Geo

logi

ESDM

(Ir.

M. H

endr

asto,

M.

Sc)



NO

NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TG

L LA

HIR

WAR

GA

NEGA

RA

INST

ITUS

I JU

DUL

PENE

LITI

AN

TUJU

AN

PENE

LITI

AN

BIDA

NG

PENE

LITI

AN

LAMA

PE

NELI

TIAN

DA

ERAH

PE

NELI

TIAN

MI

TRA

KERJ

A

3 Mr

. Luk

as Le

y Es

sen,

24

Juni

1986

Je

rman

Un

iversi

ty of

Toro

nto

“Livi

ng o

n bo

rrowe

d tim

e:

The

Antic

ipato

ry

Politi

cs o

f Vu

lnera

bility

and

Cl

imat

e Ch

ange

in

Jaka

rta,

Indo

nesia

"

Mene

liti

pera

nan

kesa

dara

n ata

s top

ik pe

ruba

han

iklim

dalam

pe

mben

tukan

pr

ogra

m ter

kait

lingk

unga

n

Sosio

Eko

logi

6 (en

am)

bulan

, mula

i 8 A

pril 2

015

DKI J

akar

ta (P

adem

anga

n, Pe

njarin

gan)

, Ja

bar,

Jaten

g (S

emar

ang)

Faku

ltas I

lmu B

uday

a UGM

(D

r. Pu

jo Se

medi

Harg

o Yu

wono

, M.A

.)

4 Dr

. Phil

ippe P

aul

Maur

ice M

ouro

t Se

mur-E

n-Au

xois,

22

Agus

tus

1974

Pera

ncis

Institu

t de

Rech

erch

e po

ur le

De

velop

peme

nt (

IRD)

"Impr

ovem

ent o

f Se

ismic

Mon

itorin

g M

etho

dolog

ies

and

Appli

catio

n to

Acti

ves

Volca

noes

"

Meng

emba

ngk

an ek

sper

imen

su

suna

n se

ismik

untuk

str

uktur

-str

uktur

ge

ologis

dan

me

ngem

bang

kan

siste

m mo

nitor

ing

gunu

ng ap

i

Vulka

nolog

i 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

22

Mare

t 201

5

Jawa

Ten

gan

dan D

IY (G

n. Me

rapi)

, Ban

ten

(Gn.K

raka

tau),

Jawa

Tim

ur

(Gn.B

romo

), Ma

luku U

tara

(Gn.G

amala

ma,

Gn. G

amko

nora

da

n Gn.

Duko

no),

dan

NTB

(Gn.

Ibu)

Pusa

t Vulk

anolo

gi da

n Mi

tigas

i Ben

cana

, Bad

an

Geolo

gi - K

emen

terian

ES

DM (

Ir.Kr

istian

to, M

.Si.)

5 Ms

. Thir

za A

nna

Catha

rina L

offeld

Ge

idrop

, 20

Mei

1984

Belan

da

Whit

ley W

ildlife

Co

nser

vatio

n Tr

ust

"Con

serv

ation

of

the

critic

ally

enda

nger

ed

Sulaw

esi b

lack

cres

ted

mac

aque

s, M

acac

a nig

ra (M

. nig

ra):

evalu

ating

an

awa

rene

ss

cam

paign

"

Meng

umpu

lkan d

ukun

gan

untuk

pe

rlindu

ngan

ke

anek

arag

aman

dan

menin

gkatk

an

pera

nan

masy

arak

at lok

al un

tuk

menja

ga

popu

lasi

M.nig

ra.

Prim

atolog

i 2 (

dua)

bu

lan, m

ulai

9 Mar

et 20

15

Sulut

(Man

ado,

Tomo

hon,

Lang

owan

, Ai

rmad

idi,

Bitun

g)

Faku

ltas P

ertan

ian,

Unive

rsitas

Sam

Ra

tulan

gi(Dr

. Joh

n Tas

irin)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT

TGL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

6 Dr

. Phi

llip

Murra

y Keit

h De

ols, 2

4 Ap

ril 19

64

Pera

ncis

Musé

um

Natio

nal

d'Hist

oire

Natur

elle

"Inve

ntor

y of

fresh

wate

r fish

es

of th

e fa

mily

Go

biida

e in

Indo

nesia

"

Melak

ukan

inv

entor

i yan

g me

liputi

stud

i tak

sono

mi,

sistem

mo

lekule

r, da

n ek

ologi

ikan a

ir taw

ar

Indon

esia

khus

usny

a fam

ili Go

biida

e

Perik

anan

12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

5 A

pril

2015

NTB

(Bim

a, Do

mpu,

Sumb

awa,

Sumb

awa

Bara

t), M

aluku

(B

uru,

Buru

Se

latan

, Ma

luku

Teng

ah, S

eram

Ba

gian B

arat,

Se

ram

Bagia

n Tim

ur, A

mbon

); Ma

luku

Teng

gara

(M

aluku

Te

ngga

ra,

Maluk

u Te

ngga

ra

Bara

t, Aru

, Ba

rat D

aya,

Tual)

; Malu

ku

Utar

a (H

almah

era

Bara

t, Ha

lmah

era

Selat

an,

Halm

aher

a Te

ngah

, Ha

lmah

era

Timur

, Ha

lmah

era

Utar

a, Ke

p. Su

la, M

orota

i)

Pusli

t Biol

ogi L

IPI (

Dra.

Renn

y K. H

adiat

i, Dr.

Daisy

W

owor

, Sop

ian S

auri)


DIREKTORI PENELITIAN ASING DI INDONESIA 2015NO

NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT

TGL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

7 Mr

. Kei

Nish

ikawa

Mi

yagi,

Je

pang

, 27

Mar

et 19

89

Jepa

ng

Grad

uate

Scho

ol of

Arts

and L

etter

s, To

hoku

Un

iversi

ty

“Leg

al Pl

urali

sm

and

Islam

in

Indo

nesia

: Et

hnog

raph

y of

Mina

ngka

bau”

Memp

elajar

i pr

aktek

turu

n tem

urun

dari

oran

g Mi

nang

kaba

u di

Suma

tera

dan m

eliha

t ke

sinam

bung

an d

an

peru

baha

n da

lam si

stem

keke

raba

tan

dan s

truktu

r de

sa

Sosio

logi d

an

antro

polog

i 8 (

delap

an)

bulan

, mula

i 24

Mar

et 20

15

Suma

tera B

arat

(Pad

ang,

Bukit

tingg

i, (B

aru:

Pesis

ir Se

latan

, Solo

k Se

latan

, Pa

inan)

); DK

I Ja

karta

Pusa

t Kaji

an S

osial

-Bud

aya

& Ek

onom

i (PKS

BE),

Unive

rsitas

Neg

eri P

adan

g (M

estik

a Zed

)

8 Mr

. Zac

hary

Ra

ndall

An

ders

on

Groto

n, AS

, 10

Mei 1

985

Amer

ika

Serik

at

Unive

rsity

of To

ronto

“T

he C

ultur

al Po

litics

of t

he

Emer

ging

Gree

n Ec

onom

y in

East

Kalim

anta

n,

Indo

nesia

”

Memp

elajar

i da

n me

ndala

mi

gree

n gro

wth

proje

cts di

Ko

ta Be

rau

Antro

polog

i, ek

onom

i dan

ek

ologi

10 (s

epulu

h)

bulan

, mula

i 27

Mar

et 20

15

Kalim

antan

Tim

ur (B

erau

, Sa

marin

da,

Balik

papa

n, (B

aru:

Maha

kam

Ulu,

Kutai

Bar

at));

Jawa

Bar

at (B

ogor

), DK

I Ja

karta

, Yo

gyak

arta

Unive

rsity

of Ind

ones

ia (S

uray

a Afiff

), Un

iversi

tas

Mulaw

arma

n (Pr

of De

ddy

Hadr

iyanto

)

1 Mr

. Col

um M

orris

Gr

aham

As

hford

, 23

Fe

brua

ri 19

84

Austr

alia

Austr

alian

Na

tiona

l Un

iversi

ty

"Per

ubah

an

Agra

ria d

i Jaw

a Ti

mur

: Im

plem

enta

si UU

De

sa N

o. 6

201

4 da

n ko

ntrib

usiny

a da

lam

men

gura

ngi

huta

ng p

etan

i"

Mema

hami

ba

gaim

ana

hasil

dari U

U De

sa N

o. 6

Tahu

n 201

4 me

meng

aruh

i da

n me

ngur

angi

hutan

g ma

syar

akat

Sosio

logi

Politi

k 6 (

enam

) bu

lan, m

ulai

12 A

pril 2

015

Jatim

(B

ojone

goro

, Bl

ora,

Sura

baya

)

PMB

LIPI (

Dr. E

ndan

g Tu

rmud

i)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT

TGL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

2 Ms

. Thi

rza A

nna

Cath

arin

a Lof

feld

Ge

idrop

, 20

Mei

1984

Belan

da

Whit

ley W

ildlife

Co

nser

vatio

n Tr

ust

"Con

serv

ation

of

the

critic

ally

enda

nger

ed

Sulaw

esi b

lack

cres

ted

mac

aque

s, M

acac

a nig

ra (M

. nig

ra):

evalu

ating

an

awa

rene

ss

cam

paign

"

Meng

umpu

lkan d

ukun

gan

untuk

pe

rlindu

ngan

ke

anek

arag

aman

dan

menin

gkatk

an

pera

nan

masy

arak

at lok

al un

tuk

menja

ga

popu

lasi

M.nig

ra.

Prim

atolog

i 10

(sep

uluh)

bu

lan, m

ulai

8 Mei

2015

Sulut

(Man

ado,

Tomo

hon,

Lang

owan

, Ai

rmad

idi,

Bitun

g)

Faku

ltas P

ertan

ian,

Unive

rsitas

Sam

Ra

tulan

gi(Dr

. Joh

n Tas

irin)

3 Dr

. Ada

m R

ober

t Br

umm

To

owoo

mba

, 17 J

uli

1976

Austr

alia

Scho

ol of

Earth

an

d En

viron

menta

l Sc

ience

s, Un

iversi

ty of

Woll

ongo

ng

"Disp

ersa

l and

Ev

olutio

n of

Ho

mini

s and

Ea

rly M

oder

n Hu

man

s in

Sulaw

esi a

nd

Islan

d In

done

sia

(201

3-20

15)"

Melan

jutka

n pe

ngga

lian d

i Le

ang B

urun

g 2 d

an si

tus la

in di

Maro

s untu

k me

ndap

at inf

orma

si ya

ng

lebih

dalam

me

ngen

ai dis

tribus

i sp

asial

dan

krono

logis

dari

sisa-

sisa

hewa

n, ar

tefak

be

batua

n, fitu

r pa

leolan

skap

, da

n pro

ses

depo

sisi

Arke

ologi

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 1

9 Mei

2015

Sulse

l (Mar

os)

Pusa

t Arke

ologi

Nasio

nal

(Dr.

I Mad

e Ger

ia)

4 Ms

. Mar

tha A

nn

Walt

ers

Wor

ceste

r, MA

, USA

, 16

No

vemb

er

1992

Amer

ika

Serik

at

Colle

ge of

the

Holy

Cros

s “T

he In

ters

ectio

n of

Org

anic

Farm

ing a

nd

Wom

en's

Agen

cy in

In

done

sia”

Meng

kaji

pera

n wan

ita

dalam

me

mpro

mosik

an p

ertan

ian

orga

nik

Antro

polog

i So

sial

5 (lim

a)

bulan

, mula

i 6 M

ei 20

15

D.I Y

ogya

karta

; Su

mbar

(P

adan

g, Bu

kittin

ggi);

Bali (

Gian

yar,

Ba

ngli)

Unive

rsitas

And

alas (

Dr.

Mask

ota D

elfi)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT

TGL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

5 Pr

of. F

umih

iko

Kawa

mot

o Ai

chi, 1

6 Ag

ustus

19

47

Jepa

ng

Oita

Unive

rsity

"Mole

cular

ep

idem

iolog

ical

and

biolog

ical

studie

s on

hum

an m

alaria

pa

rasit

es in

In

done

sia"

Melak

ukan

stu

di ep

idemi

ologis

mo

lekule

r pa

da pa

rasit

ma

laria

yang

me

nyer

ang

manu

sia

Mikro

biolog

i 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

2 Ju

ni 20

15

Jatim

(S

urab

aya)

Le

mbag

a Pen

yakit

Tro

pis,

Unive

rsitas

Airla

ngga

(Ind

ah

S. T

antul

ar, d

r., P

h.D.,

Sp.P

arK)

6 Pr

of. K

azuf

umi

Shim

izu

Yama

guch

i, 28 J

uni

1941

Jepa

ng

Kobe

Un

iversi

ty "M

olecu

lar

epide

miol

ogy o

f av

ian in

fluen

za

virus

infe

ction

in

Indo

nesia

"

Mene

liti

epide

miolo

gi mo

lekule

r dar

i inf

eksi

virus

flu

buru

ng pa

da

ungg

as,

hewa

n, da

n ma

nusia

untuk

me

ngon

trol

infek

si vir

us

terse

but p

ada

manu

sia

Mikro

biolog

i 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

1 Ju

ni 20

15

Jatim

(S

urab

aya,

Sido

arjo,

Ma

lang)

Lemb

aga P

enya

kit T

ropis

Un

iversi

tas A

irlang

ga (P

rof.

Dr. N

asro

nudin

)

BULA

N M

EI

1 Dr

. Pau

l Mor

gan

Hick

W

ollon

gon

g, 07

Ma

ret

1976

Austr

alia

Eliza

beth

Maca

rthur

Ag

ricult

ure

Institu

te (E

MAI)

"Impr

oving

fish

healt

h m

anag

emen

t an

d pr

oduc

tion

prot

ocols

in

mar

ine fin

fish

aqua

cultu

re in

In

done

sia a

nd

Austr

alia"

Mene

liti

peny

ebab

dan

damp

ak da

ri pe

nuru

nan

prod

uksi

finfis

h ata

u ika

n be

rsirip

kare

na

peny

akit d

i Ind

ones

ia

Perik

anan

12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

17 M

ei 20

15

DI Y

ogya

karta

, Ba

li, NT

B (S

umba

wa),

Sulse

l (M

akas

sar)

Balitb

ang K

P, K

KP (D

r. Ac

hmad

Poe

rnom

o)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT

TGL

LAHI

R W

ARGA

NE

GARA

IN

STIT

USI

JUDU

L PE

NELI

TIAN

TU

JUAN

PE

NELI

TIAN

BI

DANG

PE

NELI

TIAN

LA

MA

PENE

LITI

AN

DAER

AH

PENE

LITI

AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

2 Ms

. Sall

y Eva

Si

lvers

tone

Un

ited

King

dom,

15

Juni

1955

Amer

ika

Serik

at

Bios

pher

e Fo

unda

tion

"Pro

mot

ing

Orga

nic D

ry

Land

Far

ming

an

d Re

stora

tion

of D

ecidu

ous

Fore

st in

Wes

t Ba

li, In

done

sia"

Mene

liti

kese

suaia

n tan

aman

yang

ak

an di

tanam

se

rta si

stem

perta

nian y

ang

digun

akan

pe

tani lo

kal

deng

an da

erah

pe

nana

man,

untuk

ke

penti

ngan

pe

neliti

an

agrik

ultur

, pe

ngay

aan

hutan

dan

kontr

ol ter

hada

p ero

si

Botan

i 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

7 Ju

ni 20

15

Bali (

TN B

ali

Bara

t) Pu

slit B

iolog

i LIP

I (Ir.

Al

bertu

s Hus

ein W

awo,

M.Si

)

3 Dr

. Ivon

a Foi

tova

Jih

lava,

11

April

1967

Re

publi

k Ce

ko

UMI -

Sav

ing of

Po

ngida

e Fo

unda

tion

"Evo

lution

of

para

sites

af

fecti

ng

Indo

nesia

n ap

es

and

their

re

spon

ses t

o inf

ectio

n by

pa

rasit

es vi

a se

lf-m

edica

tion"

Meng

kaji

dinam

ika

inter

aksi

inang

pa

rasit

seba

gai

indika

tor

kese

hatan

or

angu

tan da

n ek

osist

em

Prim

atolog

i 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

4 Ju

ni 20

15

Suma

tra (T

N Gu

nung

Le

user

, Buk

it La

wang

, Buk

it Ke

ncur

, Ke

tambe

dan

Suaq

, Bata

ng

Toru

, Kar

antin

Ba

tu Be

lin),

Kalim

antan

(TN

Seba

ngau

, TN.

Gu

nung

Palu

ng

dan T

N Ta

njung

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ng,

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arise

t Ny

aru M

enten

g Sa

mboja

dan

AIRI

Keta

pang

), Ja

wa B

arat

(AIR

I Ciap

us)

LPPM

UGM

(Wisn

u Nu

rcahy

o, DV

M., P

h.D.)



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NAMA

PEN

ELIT

I TE

MPAT

TG

L LA

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GA

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ITUS

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AN

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AN

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PE

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PE

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TRA

KERJ

A

4 Mr

. Mat

thew

W

ayne

Toc

heri

Thun

der

Bay,

Cana

da,

11 Ju

li 19

73

Kana

da

Smith

sonia

n Ins

titutio

n “In

crea

sing

and

Diffu

sing

Know

ledge

ab

out t

he

Preh

istor

y of

Hum

an-

Occu

pied

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es,

Indo

nesia

Th

roug

h Ta

rget

ed N

ew

Exca

vatio

ns,

Analy

ses,

and

Rese

arch

”

Memp

elajar

i pe

ngeta

huan

ten

tang

Homo

flo

resie

nsis,

St

egod

on

flore

nsis

serta

en

demi

c fau

na

jaman

pr

aseja

rah

yang

me

nghu

ni P.

Flo

res

Arke

ologi

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 1

1 Ju

ni 20

15

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(Kab

upate

n Ma

ngga

rai d

an

Mang

gara

il Ba

rat, F

lores

)

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t Arke

ologi

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nal

(Drs.

I Mad

e Ger

ia, M

.Si)



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AT

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ia Ma

rzec

Ra

dziej

ow, 1

6 Jun

i 19

83

Polan

dia

Anthr

opoli

gical

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te an

d Mu

seum

, Un

iversi

ty of

Zuric

h

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tifying

cu

ltura

l unit

s in

oran

guta

ns"

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eskri

psik

an pr

ofil-p

rofil

perila

ku

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gutan

jan

tan da

n be

tina d

an

memb

andin

gkan

inten

sitas

so

cial le

arnin

g ho

rizon

tal

inova

si lok

al di

antar

a po

pulas

i sp

ecies

Or

angu

tan

Suma

tera d

an

Kalim

antan

Prim

atolog

i 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

13

Juni

2015

Kalte

ng

(Tua

nan)

Fa

kulta

s Biol

ogi U

NAS

(Drs.

Tatan

g Seti

a Mitra

)

2 Mr

. Tim

othy

Br

ansf

ord,

PhD

. Te

xas,

USA,

10

Septe

mbe

r 198

8

Amer

ika

Serik

at

Rutge

rs Un

iversi

ty “In

vesti

gatin

g th

e en

erge

tic a

nd

nutri

tiona

l cos

ts of

mot

herh

ood

in wi

ld Bo

rnea

n or

angu

tans

(P

ongo

py

gmae

us

wurm

bii)”

Mene

liti

perila

ku da

n po

la ma

kan

Oran

gutan

liar

Kalim

antan

Prim

atolog

i 2 (

dua)

bu

lan, m

ulai

9 Juli

2015

Kalte

ng,

Stas

ium

Pene

litian

Or

ang U

tan

Tuan

an

Unive

rsitas

Nas

ional

Jaka

rta

(Drs.

Imra

n S. L

. Tob

ing,

MSi)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT

TGL

LAHI

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ARGA

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GARA

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STIT

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PE

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MA

PENE

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AN

DAER

AH

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AN

MITR

A KE

RJA

3 Mr

. Sha

uhin

Ed

ward

Alav

i W

estla

ke

Villa

ge,

CA, U

SA,

29 Ju

li 19

88

Amer

ika

Serik

at

Rutge

rs Un

iversi

ty “N

utrie

nts i

n an

d nu

trien

ts ou

t: die

t, co

gnitio

n,

and

nutri

ent

cycli

ng in

or

angu

tan

habit

ats”

Mema

hami

hu

bung

an

antar

a tipe

-tipe

spati

al, nu

trisi,

pola

maka

n, ko

gnisi

dan

siklus

nutrie

nt di

habit

at Or

angu

tan

Prim

atolog

i 3 (

tiga)

bu

lan, m

ulai

8 Jun

i 201

5

Kalte

ng

(Stas

iun

Pene

litian

Tu

anan

)

Faku

ltas B

iolog

i, UNA

S (F

ajar S

aputr

a)

4 Dr

. Ruk

hsan

a Ah

med

Ma

le, 20

Ok

tober

19

58

Malad

ewa

Liver

pool

Scho

ol of

Trop

ical

Medic

ine

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rmitte

nt

scre

ening

and

tre

atm

ent o

r int

erm

itten

prev

entiv

e th

erap

hy fo

r co

ntro

l of m

alaria

in

preg

nanc

y in

Indo

nesia

"

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ek 1

: Me

ngev

aluas

i ak

uras

i dan

pr

aktik

lap

anga

n em

pat H

RP-2

da

n pLD

H ya

ng be

rbed

a un

tuk

meng

ontro

l ma

laria

pada

ma

sa

keha

milan

di

Indon

esia

Timur

/ Pr

oyek

2 :

Me

nentu

kan

tingk

at ke

aman

an da

n efe

ktivit

as

IPTp

dan I

STp

pada

SST

p (

Sing

le-Sc

reen

ing an

d Tr

eatm

ent)

yang

teng

ah

berla

ku

Ilmu

Kedo

ktera

n 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

1 Ju

li 20

15

NTT

(Sum

ba)

LBM

Eijkm

an (d

r. Di

n Sy

afrud

din,P

h.D)



NA

MA P

ENEL

ITI

TEMP

AT

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LAHI

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PE

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AN

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AH

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AN

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. Nas

tasja

Ilo

nka R

oels

Leide

n, 7

Mare

t 19

86

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da

Amste

rdam

Ins

titute

for

Socia

l Scie

nce

Rese

arch

(A

ISSR

), Un

iversi

ty of

Amste

rdam

“Ten

sion

of

Being

You

ng:

Cons

umpt

ion

prac

tices

and

ur

ban

yout

h in

Indo

nesia

”

Memp

elajar

i ga

ya hi

dup

berko

nsum

si dik

alang

an

rema

ja pe

rkotaa

n di

Mana

do

Antro

polog

i So

sial

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 5

Juli

2015

Sulut

(Man

ado)

FI

SIP

Unive

rsitas

Sam

Ra

tulan

gi (D

rs. N

asru

n Sa

ndiah

, M.S

i)

6 Ms

. Yoo

njun

g Yi

Se

oul, 1

1 Ag

ustus

19

89

Kore

a Se

latan

Ew

ha W

oman

s Un

iversi

ty “In

direc

t par

enta

l ca

re in

m

onog

amou

s Ja

van

Gibb

on

(Hylo

bate

s M

oloch

)”

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liti po

la pe

ngas

uhan

ole

h ind

uk ja

va

gibbo

n ter

hada

p an

akny

a

Prim

atolog

i 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

26

Oktob

er

2015

Jaba

r (C

italah

ab, T

N.

Gunu

ng

Halim

un-S

alak)

Faku

ltas K

ehuta

nan I

PB

(Sam

bas B

asun

i)

7 Pr

of. K

arm

a Le

kshe

Tso

mo

Wilm

ingto

n, Delaw

are,

AS, 2

3 Se

ptemb

er 1

944

Amer

ika

Serik

at

Unive

rsity

of Sa

n Dieg

o “B

uddh

ist

Wom

en o

f In

done

sia:

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iple

Suba

ltern

Na

rrativ

es”

Memb

andin

gkan

cara

pa

rtisipa

si wa

nita d

i be

rbag

ai ko

munit

as da

n ins

titusi

Budh

a

Sosio

-an

tropo

logi

1 (sa

tu)

bulan

, mula

i 13

Juni

2015

Yogy

akar

ta,

DKI J

akar

ta,

Suma

tera U

tara

(Med

an),

Jamb

i, Nus

a Te

ngga

ra B

arat

(Lom

bok),

Bali

Indon

esian

Con

sortiu

m Fo

r Re

ligiou

s Stud

ies, U

GM (D

r. Je

anny

Dhe

waya

ni)



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ENEL

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LI

1 Ms

. Sar

a Ann

e Th

ornt

on

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5 De

semb

er

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Finlan

dia

Unive

rsity

of Le

iceste

r “E

valua

ting

the

ecolo

gical

and

cultu

ral s

ervic

es

prov

ided

by

tropic

al fo

rest

ecos

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m: A

ca

se st

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n Ce

ntra

l Ka

liman

tan,

In

done

sia”

Mene

liti ja

sa

ekos

istem

ya

ng di

berik

an

oleh h

utan

gamb

ut tro

pis

di Ka

lteng

Ekolo

gi 6 (

enam

) bu

lan, m

ulai

19 Ju

li 201

5

Labo

rator

ium

Alam

Huta

n Ga

mbut

(LAH

G) K

eren

g Ba

nkira

i, Sa

bang

au-

Kalim

antan

Te

ngah

CIMT

ROP,

Univ

ersit

as

Palan

gkar

aya (

Supia

nsya

h)

2 Mr

. Ber

nat R

ipol

l Ca

pilla

Ba

rcelon

a, 15

-12-

1981

Span

yol

Outro

p “R

esea

rch

to

Supp

ort

Cons

erva

tion

in th

e Tr

opica

l Fo

rest

of

Kalim

anta

n”

Meny

ediak

an

data

untuk

me

nduk

ung

upay

a ko

nser

vasi

di wi

layah

hutan

be

rnila

i ko

nser

vasi

tingg

i (High

Co

nser

vatio

n Va

lue) d

i Ka

liman

tan,

Indon

esia

Ekolo

gi 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

13 J

uli

2015

Kalte

ng

(Lab

orato

rium

Alam

Huta

n Ga

mbut

(LAH

G) K

eren

g Ba

ngkir

ai,

Saba

ngau

)

CIMT

ROP,

Univ

ersit

as

Palan

gka R

aya (

Salah

udin)

3 Dr

. Dom

inik

Mich

ael K

neer

St

uttga

rt,

18

Septe

mbe

r 197

8

Jerm

an

Alfre

d-W

egen

er-

Institu

te for

Po

lar an

d Ma

rine

Rese

arch

Evalu

ation

of th

e ca

rbon

se

ques

tratio

n po

tentia

l of

tropic

al se

agra

ss

mead

ows,

and

an in

situ

carb

on

dioxid

e en

richm

ent

expe

rimen

t

Meng

evalu

asi

poten

si ka

rbon

ya

ng

terpe

rang

kap

dalam

pada

ng

lamun

/ rum

put

laut

Ekolo

gi 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

28 J

uli

2015

Pesis

ir Suls

el,

Sultra

(TN

Wak

atobi,

P.

Bara

ng Lo

mpo)

Pusli

tbang

Laut,

Pes

isir d

an

Pulau

-pula

u kec

il UNH

AS

(Pro

f. Jam

aludd

in Jo

mpa,

PhD)

.



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GUST

US

1 Mr

s. La

uren

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izabe

th Y

app

Califo

rnia,

4 A

gustu

s 19

87

Amer

ika

Serik

at

Stan

ford

Unive

rsity

“A P

ast o

f Po

ssibi

lity: T

he

Rise

of U

rban

He

ritag

e Ad

voca

cy in

Co

ntem

pora

ry

Indo

nesia

”

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okum

ent

asika

n dan

me

nafsi

rkan

tren a

dvoc

acy

dan

perlin

dung

an

bang

unan

-ba

ngun

an

bern

ilai s

ejara

h di

bebe

rapa

ko

ta di

P. Ja

wa

Arsit

ektur

6 (

enam

) bu

lan, m

ulai

19

Septe

mber

20

15

Jaba

r (B

andu

ng);

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g (S

emar

ang)

; DK

I Jak

arta

dan D

.I. Yo

gyak

arta

Institu

t Tek

nolog

i Ban

dung

Se

kolah

Arsi

tektur

, Pe

renc

anaa

n, da

n Pe

ngem

bang

an (D

r. Ing

. Ir.

Widj

aja M

artok

usum

o)

2 Mr

. Jon

atha

n Me

nsch

Em

ont

New

York

City,

27

Agus

tus

1990

Amer

ika

Serik

at

Swath

more

Co

llege

“T

he S

riwija

ya

Empir

e: L

ost,

Foun

d, a

nd R

e-im

agine

d”

Mene

liti

baga

iman

a pa

ra na

siona

lis

Indon

esia

mema

ndan

g ke

rajaa

n sri

wijay

a dan

me

nuan

gkan

nya

di da

lam

karya

-karya

sa

stra s

eper

ti pid

ato, n

ovel

dan a

rtikel

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ah

2 (du

a)

bulan

, mula

i 31

Agu

stus

2015

D.I Y

ogya

karta

(U

GM)

Faku

ltas I

lmu B

uday

a UGM

(S

ri Mar

gana

)



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AN

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AN

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anne

Em

ily T

urno

ck

Wall

asey

, 8 J

uli 19

85

Inggr

is Un

iversi

ty of

Oxfor

d “R

esea

rch

to

Supp

ort

Cons

erva

tion

in th

e Tr

opica

l Fo

rest

of

Kalim

anta

n”

Meny

ediak

an

data

untuk

me

nduk

ung

upay

a ko

nser

vasi

di wi

layah

hutan

be

rnila

i ko

nser

vasi

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i (High

Co

nser

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n Va

lue) d

i Ka

liman

tan,

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esia

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gi 12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

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7

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tus

2015

Kalte

ng (L

AHG

Kere

ng

Bang

kirai,

Sa

bang

au)

CIMT

ROP

(Hen

dri S

agar

a)

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. Rin

taro

Ono

Sh

iman

e, 15

Mei

1975

Jepa

ng

Toka

i Un

iversi

ty “P

rehis

toric

Hu

man

M

igrat

ions,

Mar

itime

Netw

orks

and

Re

sour

ce U

se in

Su

lawes

i and

M

aluku

Islan

ds”

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ukan

pe

ngga

lian

dan a

nalis

is ar

keolo

gi un

tuk

mere

kons

truks

i ek

sploi

tasi

marin

e dan

ter

restr

ial di

lok

asi-lo

kasi

yang

ce

nder

ung

belum

dik

etahu

i di

Indon

esia

Timur

Arke

ologi

12 (d

ua

belas

) bula

n, mu

lai 1

2 Ag

ustus

20

15

Sulut

(Man

ado,

Kep.

Talau

d),

Sulaw

esi

Teng

ah (K

ab.

Moro

wali)

Pusa

t Arke

ologi

Nasio

nal

(Drs.

I Mad

e Ger

ia, M

.Si.)



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ENEL

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AT

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AN

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AN

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5 Dr

. Phi

lippe

Jean

Ch

arles

Bor

sa

Laxo

u, 4

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mber

19

60

Pera

ncis

IRD

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bar

codin

g,

phylo

geog

raph

y, an

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oss

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ions

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CORE

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stu

di inv

entor

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apu d

i Ind

ones

ia da

n ka

wasa

n Se

gitiga

Te

rumb

u Ka

rang

me

nggu

naka

n pe

ndek

atan

DNA

barco

ding

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gi Ke

lautan

12

(dua

be

las) b

ulan,

mulai

31

Agus

tus

2015

Jaba

r (P

elabu

han

Ratu,

Su

kabu

mi)

P2O

LIPI (

Dr. Ir

ma S

hita

Arlyz

a) da

n Pus

at Ka

jian

IBRC

Univ

ersit

as U

daya

na

(Pro

f. DR.

I Gus

ti Ngu

rah

Maha

rdika

)

6 Mr

. Kao

ru

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ijima

Fuku

oka,

Jepa

ng, 7

Ap

ril 19

88

Jepa

ng

Grad

uate

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ol of

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an

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