Summary and
Conclusive Note
from
the Scientific
Committee
SUSTAINABLE
FISHING TECHNOLOGY
IN
ASIA
TOWARDS THE
218'
CENTURY
Takafurni
~rimoto'),
Seiichi
~akeda'),
Kaname
satoh')
John
~ a l u a d )
and
Daniel
~ o n i n t j a ~ )
1)
Tokyo
University of
Fisheries,
4-5-7,
Konan,
Minato-ku,
Tokyo,
JAPAN
2)
Bogor
Agricultural University,
Kampus
IPB
Darmaga, Bogor, INDONESM
The
International Seminar
on
Sustainable Fishing
Technology in Asia towards
he
21'
Century
wasthe
tirsl
challenge
as
the big international gathering
opportunity for the fishing technologists between
Indonesia and
Japan,
as
well
as
in the Asian
Pacific
region.
This
wasthe
3d
JSPS
International Seminar
on Fisheries
Science
in Tropial Area
as
the follow-up
to
the
la Seminar on Fwd
Processing
in 1995,
and
the
zR'
Seminar
on
Aquaculture in
1997
under the support
itom
the Japan Society for Promotion of Science and
the
Directorate
General
of
Higher Education
as
the
counlerpart organization in Indonesia.
The first idea for holding the workshop to discuss the
common
tasks and goals
inthe
field
of fishing
kchnology was begun since 1992, when
wehad
the
halfday workshop of International
Trends
and
Perspectives in Fishing Technology, in the
Japanese
Society
of
Scientific Fisheries,
by
the steering energy
given from Dt.F.S.M.Chopin from the Marine Institute,
Canada. This enthusiasm
wasfirstly realized in the
4IhAsian Fisheries
Forum
held at
Beijing
in 1995
as
the 1'
workshop
of
Cooperative
Researchin h i a for Fishing
Technology (CRAFT). This new wind enmuraged the
key-persons
for organizing Ihe
fishing technologists in
each
quntry in corresponding with the international
perspectives
on Responsible Fisheries, which
was
later
steered by
the
Training Department
of
the Southeast
Asian
Fisheries Development Center.
In
1996, the steering committee of
the
Collquium of
the Fishing Technology,
JapaneseSociety of Scienlific
Fisheries, held the International Workshop on
Responsible Fishing Operation in Asian
Pacific,
by
inviting the international
experts
as the lecturers
and
commentators such
as
Prof.D.Monintja and
DtB.
Murdiyanto
from
Indonesia, Mr.B.Chokesanguan from
the
SEAFDEC/T*D.
Dr.S.Kennelly
from
Australia, and
Dr.C.Glam
from
USA.The
fruitful discussion during
the workshop actually
setthe goal to
go 10the next
step-up for holding the International Seminar in
Indonesia
as
the
landmark meeting
forfishing
technologists
in
Asianpacific through the intensive
contact between Pmf.K.
Satoh
and Prof.D.Monintja.
The
Indonesian
Fishing Technology Research
Networks ( I F E R N )
steered by ProED.Monintja from
the
Bogor
Agricultural University
can
bethe
core-group for organizing
the
Indonesian side, while
the
Tokyo
University
of
Fisheries can
organize theparticipants from
Japanand other
ASEAN
countries in
the
Core
University
Program
for Fisheries Science
under the Japan Society for
the
Pmrnotion
of
Science.
As
the preliminary challenge for
thepreparatory
activities,
theOnboard Workshop on the Education and
Training Program in Fishing Technology
washeld
at
Jakarta
i n
1997,
when
thereprestnbtives
from
all the
member Universities of
JSPS
CoreUniversity Program
were
invited to
get the
1'
announcement of call for
papers towards the main Seminar
in 1999.
This event
was the official opening of
the preparatory activities
followed
by the
action program
to
organize the
hierarchy of several committees and to distribute the
1'
announcement
by
mail and
byInternet Homepage
from
the Tokyo University
of Fisheries
for
calling the papers.
The
Seminar
wasfinally held
at Sahid b y a
Bali
Hotel
in Bali Island
on
19-21
August 1999,
afterthe long
discussion among the organizing committee membtrs
for the
successto attract
the
big numberof participants
from all over the archipelagos
of
Indonesia and Japan,
as
well
as
from
other
ASEAN
countries
covering
the
Asian Pacific region.
These
continuous
efforts
resulted into
the
successful
gathering
of the big number
of
fishingtechnologists for
74
from Indonesia, 24
from
Japan,
2
from Thailand and Malaysia, and
1
each from
Philippines and Australia
as
in total of
f 04 participants.
The prawntations were counted
as
7
keynote and
country
reports,60 for oral
and
24 for
poster,
together
with 6 supporting
papers in
thescientific
sessions.
After the registration,
the
plenary opening
aremony
was
held with the progress
report h r nthe operation
committee
by
Dr.J.Haluan,
the
welcoming a d d m
from
the seminar organizer
by
ProtK.Satoh,
and
the
honourable
guests,Pmf.M.Ahmad
from
UNRl,
Dr.Darnas
Dana
from
IPB and
Dr.Sapto
J.
Potmowidagdo
FADM
from
Indonesian Navy, and
with
the
official opening call
of
the Seminar
by
Dr.Subiyanto
from
UNDIP
as
the
acting coordinator of
JSPS
Core
University
pmgram
in Indonxian
side.
The keynote presentation
by
DtGJusuf from
theDevelopment
Planning Agency Bappcnas was then given tohave
encouraged the parlicipants fur concentratingthc
solution sccking during the Scminnr roward Ihe sustainable devel(~pment o f Indonesian Fishcrics.This
was f o l l o w c d by the main scssion o f thc Counlry and Regiunal Report o n Research andEducation c ~ f Fishing Technology
in
Asia, chaircd byDr.J.Haluan and Prof.T.Ma~suuka. Prol'.T.Arimo~o from Japan, Prof.D.Monintja from I~ldonzsia, Dr.Z.A.hin Stlahardin f r u n ~ Malaysia, Pruf.G.D.Aguilar 1-rt~m Phil ~ p p i n c ~ and Pr1,f.C. Mahasawasdc from Thailand p r c x ~ ~ t c d ccah counlry rcport filr g i v i n g thc dctailccl i n l o r m a l ~ o n of- the prcscnt v t u a ~ i r l n and for sharing the crlmttInu tasks atid goals i n the research and education
01- fishing technulug!. As {tlc rcgiollal rcport, M r . Burldi t C'h(~ke~anguar~ Iront lhc S E A F D E C : T ~ ~ ~ I I I I ~ ~ D c p d r ~ n ~ c ~ l l prcsc~llcd tllc lalcst ir~furrrlatiorl orl thc rcgiorjaliration o l thc C:odc of Conduct f ( ~ r Kchponhihlc f-ishcrics I n Asia.
T h c sc.icl~titic w s s i o ~ ~ w.lr ( l i b irlctl irltc) s c p m t c
2
g r o u p s f o r an reaperlive ir~tensive discuss~on. The1"
sessic~rl on Fishlrig Grar ant! Practices wit' hustud byMr.A!odhyoa from I
I'H,
Mr.Asr~yanto lromLINDIP
; ~ n r l Prof.N<ishinioro from t Iokkaido I l n i v c r s i ~ y , w i l h 13
prc\cntations on f i s h ~ n g
gear
and nicthods chaircd 13). Prof.D.Mor~intja IYom IPR and Prof.T.Ar~rnrito fromTUE
7 un fishing gcdr sclcctivit, cliaircd I?!Pruf.T.Tukai l r o r r ~
TUF
and Dr.F.A.Sondi1~ from IPD, 8u n Iishing gcar dynatnics chaircd
bjm
Ur.Z.A.Shaharrlin tronlUPMT
and Pruf:'l'.Fuwa from KagoshimaU n ~vcrsily. Thcsc prcscntatiori
cavcrcd
thc wide ~ a r i c t y 01- i i s h ~ n g gear with the widc varicty o f rcscarch npproachcssuch as the comparative fishing operatiuns, st;i~istiwl and mudcling. tugcthcr w i t h sunlt. ricw topich UII l t ~ c solar ballcry, marine haclzri;~ and mirrint: tlchris analysis.T h c
?"l session on Fisheries Acuustics and Operation was hosted by Prof.B.Pasaribu frorrjIPB
and Pruf. S.Takcuchi and Pr~,f.M.Furusawa I r t ~ n iTUF,
w i t h 10prcscnlatic~iis on fishcrics acoustics and instrumenlation chaired by Dr.l.Jaya f r o m
IPB
and Prof.K.Iida f r o m Hokkaido University,8
on fishing boats and navigation system chaircd by Prof.G.D.Aguilar l r u m UP and Pruf.S.T~kcda frc~rnTUF,
I4 on fishing grounds andt)pcritt~o~~/i~~forma~iurl syslcm chaired by Dr.J.llaluan frurrl IPB and Prt~f.M.Matsuyarna f r o m
TUF.
I h c
discussion i n each sub-session could he fncused intothe specialized research tools o f hardware and sufiware both for the developmen1 and uiilizatiun, while thc final guals wcrc t a r g c ~ c d i n ~ h c wide v a r i c ~ y uf lopi- such as
thr: stuck assessment, fish dctcction, sca-kccping perfurmancc o f fishing hoal, and the c~ceant~graphical
analysis o f the fishing gmund. Mr.Rosidi b i n All frurn thc
SEASDEC
Marine Fisheries Resourccs Management presented the progrcss rcport o f hison-going project o n CIS as a l u u l fur promuling lhe sustainable and
responsible
fishing
practices
i n thc Southcast Asia to conclude the2"d
sessiun.The poster session was also held during the main and
scientific sessions by showing thc display of
24
presenta~iurjs u n the wide v a r i e ~ y u l ~ u p i a both i n the
fishing
gear and fisheries acoustics.Thc
qucstioni~lg arid discumiun wah arrangcd and cncuuraged during the coffee brcaks by the attcndant o feach
poster prcscnta~ion.On
thc last day o f the Seminar, each sessicln held the inrcnsive group discus'iiun at firs1 l o r arranging the i n f o r ~ n n t i u r ~cxchangc
arijurlg participants and for summariflng Ihc scssic~n hychairpersons
o f cachsuh-scssio~l.
?his
was followcd l ~ g thc plcnary wrap-up scssion chaired by Tlr.lndra J a y fromIPD,
w i t h thc p r c s c t ~ t n t i o ~ l from tach session a r ~ d sut)-session
summari~ation. and then w i t h Ihz open-floor discussint~ tuward ihr cor~c\usiun 01 Lhc Scnurlar. T h c gcncral discus\ir~rl was ;~rrangcd t o focus ~ t ~ c ~ ) o i r ~ t how thc fishing tcchn~)logy can cuntrlhutc the global i.ssuc ot
toorl
<upply i r l thc
? I * '
C'cntury. E v c r ~ with thc s t ~ o r t timc dllocalion 01 this b i g Is5ue i n the plenar!: w r a ~ l - u psession, the f o l l o w i ~ ~ g rccomt~lc~tdations
ucre
raised luwards the Uulure Iasks or uur efforts.I) Furthcr i r ~ t c r ~ h l v c rcscarch a c l i r i t y w i l l hc rcquircd
in c,ich ticld rlf t'i5hirlg tcchnrllogy, whilc thc urgcnl
[asks will I,c thc ~ n n ~ ~ ) r c h c n s ~ v c and ir~tcgratetl
appro act^ iowards thr s u s l a i l ~ ~ h l e food sullply through t l ~ c guuJ cullaburatior~ among thc d ~ l l e r c n t rescarch i i c l d 01 l i r h ~ n g rcchncllogy, and i ~ r t l c ~ t l g t l ~ c J i f f c r c ~ i ~ u o u ~ ~ t r i c h J I I ~ rcgior~:. for h c c k ~ n g ihc
solution on thr: gltlhal issue.
2)
The
g ! r ~ h a l i z a t ~ o n ;ind infcnlntinnalizatinrl w i l lhe
also the urgcnl t ~ s k OII ihc t r a i n i ~ ~ g a11d ~ d u ~ i l t i 0 1 1 i11fiatling tcrvtirlology, as wcll a h the Iritenslvc rescdrch
iowartl t l ~ c curtlrriori goal t h r o u ~ h the goc~d communlcauon anrl col lahoration hcyond ihc
country and rtrgional harrier.
3) For t h ~ s purpcise, rhis k i n d o f i r ~ ~ e r n a ~ i o n a l meeting on the regular pcrludical basis w i l l bc rcally suppurtibc fur c h c l ~ a r ~ g i r ~ g lhr: lalcst ~ n f o r r n a ~ i o n u n Ihe rcscarch s i t u a t i r ) ~ ~ which can minimize the iridividual d i ! l i c u l ~ i c < and maximize the opportunitics to sharc the successful t r ~ o l x and knowledge i n Ihc field o f fishing technology.
4)
The periodical internatic~nal rnce~ings
can also givethe opportur~itics to prcscnl thc Iruils o f the coopcralIve rcscarch among countries and rcgions. and hc l i t ~ k c d to thc rurther possibility to e ~ l a h l i s h the n c w collaboration for s t ~ l v i n g thr r e g i o ~ ~ a l difficultit5 t o w ~ r d s Ihe sustainable and rcspa~~cil>lc fisheries.
ARer thc difficult tasks for coricluding the seminar, we
moved l o the plenary d o s i n g ccrcmony hosted by
Dr.Wisriu Gunarso from
1PB
w i t h his tri-lingual perfornlancc o f Bahasa Induncsia, English andl a p a n e w l a n g u a ~ e . According to
lhe
n o n i i n a t i o i ~ lhruugh I h r discussion meeting among mcmbcrsof
Seminar Scientific Cunjmittec and the Inlernational Advisory Committee, the best presentation awards wcrc prcscnted by Prof.K.Satoh to the f u l l o w i n g young rcscarchers for encouraging them tu g u forward on thcirscientific sludics, and fur i n v i t i n g them tc~ Japan
Zulkarnain
Bogor Agricultural University
Diniah
Bogor Agricultural University
Yopi Noivi~a
R.
Bogor Agricultural University
Henry
M.Manik
Bogor Agricultural University
Ridwan Sala
Cenderawasih University
The
awards for thc
2wbest presentatiuns were
also
given to the following 5 young researchers.
Domu
F.
Simbolon
Bogor
Agricultural University
M.
Dahri
lskandar Bogor Agricultural University
Dcddy
Bachtiar
University of Bengkulu
Fayakun
Satria
Marine Fisheries
Res.lnstitute
Wazir
Mawardi
Bogor
Agricultural University
Finally, after the big applause to thc members of
Operation Committee
from
all the paflicipants, for their
enormous effort before and during the seminar, Mr-Haji
Ayodyhoa
from IPB
gave us theofficial closing gong
with the
imprcssing address for encouraging all the
participanis to
seeagain in the near future for
thcfurther ac~ivitics
to promule
thcresearch and
educationof
fishing technology in Asia.
All the papers submitted to the Seminar were
arrangedto the respective peer reviewing by the designated 2-3
referees through the Seminar Scientific Committee.
The
request of revision to each author
wasmailed
attached with the collected reviewer's check sheers and
comments,
i n
order to asking the elaboration and
up-grading of the manuscript.
The
Editors
and
the
Technical Editing Team were then
in
charge of the
tough tasks to format all !he selected papers toward the
publication of
theProceedings.
The launching of the Proceedings
wasjust
on time to
start our next action
plan.
A!
thefollow-up
of these
series
uf
JSPS
International
Seminars on the Fisheries
Science in Tropical Area, the Joint Seminar
on the
Sustainable Fisheries
in Asia in the New Millcnnium
will be held in Bugor
onAugust
2000.
Wehope
to
see
youagain sooner
foranothcr fruiliul
andexciting
cullaboration among countries and regions.