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GIS-Based Tuna Database in

East Indonesia

GIS-Based Tuna Database in

East Indonesia

Audrie

J. Siahainenia,

PhD.

FGD: Rancangan Basis Data Untuk Mendukung

PUI Konservasi Tuna, P2LD-LIPI

Durian Patah, Ambon, March 24

th

, 2017

FGD: Rancangan Basis Data Untuk Mendukung

PUI Konservasi Tuna, P2LD-LIPI

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Objective PUI – P2LD LIPI

Pusat Unggulan Iptek (PUI) is to develop a center

of excellence on resource conservation of Tuna in

East Indonesia region especially Banda Sea,

Moluccas, Sulawesi and Papua

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SocialEconomy

Date

Village name

Total population

Fishermen

# Fishing gears

# Fishing boats

Other information

Oceanography

GPS position

Date

Depths

Detail parameters

TunaProduct

GPS position / Grid

Date

Species name

Size, length, etc..

Other parameters

Publications

Publication title

Location

Date / Season

Detail publication

SpatialData - GIS

GridNo

Marine habitat

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Database Link (PUI-Tuna Database)

Table: SocialEconomy

VillID

Date

GridNo

TunaNo

PublicationsNo

Other Information

Table: Oceanography

OceanoNo

GridNo

GPS Position

Depth

DetailParameters

Table: TunaProduct

TunaNo

GridNo

GPSPosition

SpeciesID

TunaDescription

Table: Publications

PublicationNo

LocationID

PublicationTitle

DetailPublication

Table: SpatialData-GIS

GridNo

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Social Economy

VillID

GridNo

Tuna Product

TunaID

GPS Location

Oceanography

OceanoID

GPS Location

Publication

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Case study of hazard

(Su, M. D., Kang, J. L., Chang, L. F., & Chen, A. S. 2005. A grid-based GIS approach to

regional flood damage assessment.)

Flood hazard map from computer modeling

Work Flow

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Timeframe Tuna Database PUI-P2LD LIPI

2017

2018

2019

2020

2025

2012

PUI Project:

Develop GIS-Based Tuna Database

Software Apps. and Web-GIS

Upgrade Tuna data and information

Support Regional Fisheries

Management Organizations (RFMOs)

1.

Indian Ocean Tuna

Commission (IOTC)

2.

Commission for The

Conservation of Southern

Bluefin Tuna (CCSBT)

3.

Western Central Pacific

Fisheries Commission (WCPFC)

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Advantages of PUI – Tuna Database

Provides a view for the tuna resources and social

aspect including their habitat and distribution pattern

Offers Geo-referenced information, metadata and

updated Tuna database

Informative and Interactive Tuna Web-GIS P2LD

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Database:

MS Access

MySQL – Oracle

http://www.mysql.com

PostgreSQL – Barkley

Geography Information System - GIS:

ESRI – ArcGIS

QGIS

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Papers and Journal / Makalah Ilmiah

Reports:

Technical Report

User manual

Help Section

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References

Ramez Elmasri, Sam Navathe, Fundamentals of Database Systems, 4

rd

Edition, Addison Wesley Publishing Company, 2000.

Raghu Ramakrisnan, Gherke, Database Management System, 3

rd

Edition,

McGraw-Hill, 2001.

Abraham Silberschatz, Henry F. Korth, Database System Concepts, 3

rd

Edition, 1999.

Su, M. D., Kang, J. L., Chang, L. F., & Chen, A. S. 2005. A grid-based GIS

approach to regional flood damage assessment

P2LD-LIPI Team, 2017. Masterplan Pengembangan Pusat Unggulan

IPTEK Konservasi Sumberdaya Tuna

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Step – 01 Summary of Tuna Database

Existing Dataset (4 main components)

Social Economy (Villages) “Gaps”

Oceanography (P2LD-LIPI)

Tuna Products (KKP, Landing Station, Fishing Port)

Publications (UNPATTI, Darusalam, others)

GIS Applications

GIS Software (ArcGIS or QGIS)

Additional GIS Data Included (Base map and Grid Map)

Conversion spatial data to ArcMap Documents

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Step – 02 Selection of Applications and Design for the

GIS-Based Tuna Database

Selection of Database Applications

MS Access

MySQL (Oracle)

Database Design

Description of Database Structure

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Step – 03 Description of the Contents of the GIS-Based

Tuna Database

Criteria for Evaluating Tuna Resources Data Sets

Data Types and Data Sets Incorporated into the

GIS-Based Tuna Database

Tuna Database Quality Assurance/Quality Control

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Step – 04 Options for Data Treatment

Treatment of Undetected Data

Treatment of Data for QA/QC Samples

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Step – 05 Special Considerations Regarding Data

Management

Categorizing Samples

Methods Used to Determine Calculated Values

Special Treatment of Tuna Distribution Test Statistical

Designations

Adaptation of Geographical Coordinates Unit

(WGS84/UTM)

Methods for Recording Station Identification Codes

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Step – 06 Description of the GIS Components of the Tuna

Database Project

Methods for Compiling Data

Organization of GIS Data

ArcMap or QGIS Documents

Accessory Information

Base map WPP -714 Banda & WPP-715 Moluccas Sea

Theme Metadata

Approach Used for Dealing with Known Errors in the GIS Data

Errors in Attribute Data

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Step – 07 Linking the Tuna Database with GIS Applications

Connected Tuna Database and GIS Software to

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Step – 08 Administrative Details

Distribution of the MS Access Tuna Database and GIS

Attributes

Distribution of Metadata PUI-Tuna Database (

www.deepsea.lipi.go.id

and website Fisheries)

Distribution of PUI-Tuna Database (website intra LIPI,

intra.lipi.go.id)

Access to Database Update (SOP)

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PUI Tuna Resources Database, GIS Based

Technical Documentation (Draft-0)

Table of Content

Chapter 1. Introduction 1.1 Background

1.2 Purpose of the GIS-Based Tuna Database 1.3 Purpose of the Technical Documentation 1.4 Organization of the Technical Documentation 1.5 Geographic Scope of the Study Area

 

Chapter 2. Summary Tuna Database - PUI P2LD-LIPI Projects 2.1 Existing Dataset (4 main components)

2.2 GIS Applications

2.2.1 Additional GIS Data Included (Base map) 2.2.2 Conversion spatial data to ArcMap Documents

 

Chapter 3. Selection of Applications and Design for the GIS-Based Tuna Database 3.1 Introduction

3.2 Selection of Database Applications 3.3 Database Design

3.3.1 Description of Database Structure 3.3.2 Description of Database Relationships

 

Chapter 4. Description of the Contents of the GIS-Based Tuna Database 4.1 Introduction

4.2 Criteria for Evaluating Tuna Data Sets

4.3 Data Types and Data Sets Incorporated into the GIS-Based Tuna Database 4.4 Database Quality Assurance/Quality Control (QA/QC)

 

Chapter 5. Options for Data Treatment 5.1 Treatment of Undetected Data 5.2 Treatment of Data for QA/QC Samples 5.3 Non-Numerical and Zero Results

Chapter 6. Special Considerations Regarding Data Management 6.1 Categorizing Samples

6.2 Methods Used to Determine Calculated Values

6.3 Special Treatment of Distribution Test Statistical Designations 6.4 Adaptation of Geographical Coordinates

6.5 Methods for Recording Station Identification Codes (GRID)

 

Chapter 7. Description of the GIS Components of the Project 7.1 Methods for Compiling Data

7.2 Organization of GIS Data 7.2.1 ArcMap 10.4 Map Documents

7.4 Approach Used for Dealing with Known Errors in the GIS Data 7.4.1 Errors in Attribute Data

7.4.2 Modifying the Base map

 

Chapter 8. Linking the GIS-Based Tuna Database with GIS Applications

 

Chapter 9. Administrative Details

9.1 Distribution of the MS Access Tuna Database and GIS Components 9.2 Distribution of Metadata PUI-Tuna Database

(www.deepsea.lipi.go.id and website Fisheries)

9.3 Distribution of PUI-Tuna Database (website intra LIPI, intra.lipi.go.id) 9.4 Access to Database Updated (Procedures)

9.5 Maintenance Database (Monthly or annually)

 

Chapter 10. Benefit of having Tuna Database

10.1 Source Scientific Data and Information about Tuna 10.2 Coverage Area of WPP 715 Maluku and WPP 714 Banda

 

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