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Topic of Coverege
Several aspects as important components of management and conservation (such as: biology, dynamics and exploitation/fisheries as well as law/regulation and international/regional initiatives) of sharks and rays fisheries and management will be presented and discussed in this session.

Objectives
The objectives of this session are to:

1. Review existing international, regional and other initiatives to improve the management conservation status of sharks and rays.
2. Understand biodiversity of sharks/rays and their spatial distribution.
3. Review status of shark and rays fisheries and their resource management
4. Introduce Indonesia’s initiative to develop Shark and Rays National Plan of Action.

Speakers

Contact

Dr Subhat Nurhakim
Research Center for Capture Fisheries
Agency for Marine and Fisheries Research
Republic of Indonesia
Email: subhat_prpt@indo.net.id
Mobile : +62-811103593

Topic of Coverege
The topic tentatively covers the following subjects: (a) climate change as an emerging issue in fishery governance, (b) Tuna RFMOs: challenges for sustainable fisheries development, (c) dealing with risk and uncertainty in fisheries, and (d) any others relevant subjects.

Objectives
The primary objectives of this symposium are to ensure global sustainable fisheries and healthy, diverse ecosystems by advancing the scientific knowledge available to resource managers to evaluate and appropriately manage fishing activities, exchange ideas and information and further global fisheries management strategy.

Speakers

1. Dr. Abdul Ghofar Impacts of Government Subsidies on the Sustainability of Indonesia’s Marine Fish Resources and Management
   
2. Dr. Campbell Davies Tuna RFMOs: challenges for sustainable fisheries development
   
3. Dr. Purwito Martosubroto Perspective On Global Oceans Stewardship: Improving Fisheries Governance
   
4. Dr. SungKwon Soh Tuna Fisheries Management by Small-islands Nations
   
5. Ir. Nilanto Perbowo, M.Sc Ecosystem-Based Fisheries Management in Indonesia
   
6. Prof. Ron West Linking Policy and Science for Effective Fisheries Management
   

Contact

Budi Iskandar, M.Sc
Agency for Marine and Fisheries Research Email :
Mobile : +62 - 81384386818

Dr. Daniel Limbong
Sam Ratulangi University, Manado
Email : dlimbong@yahoo.co.uk
Mobile : +62 - 811430208

Topic of Coverege
Taxonomy, biological aspects (eg. food and feeding habits, maturity, fecundity, etc.), population dynamics (eg. growth, mortality etc.), exploitations (eg. fishing gears, methods, broodstock, seeds etc.), and management (some typical reference points).

Objectives
The objectives of this session are to:

• gather information regarding taxonomy and species diversity in each region,
• review the existing data and information on the status of exploitation,
• collect information regarding stock assessment model,
• collect data and information on the natural history and population dynamics,
• analyse some biological aspect of certain grouper species having good prospect for aquaculture,
• identify some indicators for sustainable developement.

Speakers

1. Ir. Retno Andamari, M.Sc,"PERFORMANCE OF BROODSTOCK CANDIDATE OF CORALTROUT (Plectropormus leopardus ) FROM WILD"
   
2. Siti Nuraini, M.Sc,"TEMPORAL PATTERN OF SNAPPER AND SNAPPER IN THAI FISHNET FISHERY IN ARAFURA SEA"
   

Contact

Prof. Badrudin
Agency for Marine and Fisheries Research
Email : badrudin_prpt@indo.net.id
Mobile : +62 - 8176725622

Dr. Janny KUSEN
Sam Ratulangi University, Manado
Email: papakelan@yahoo.com
Mobile : +62 - 85241451514

Topic of Coverege
The topic of responsible on capture fisheries sessions cover the following subjects: (a) sustainable fishing technologies, include the using of eco-friendly and efficient fishing gears; (b) maximum utilization of catch, including the reduction of by-catch and discards; (c) fisheries management options for achievement of sustainable for capture fisheries.

Objectives

1. Review the existing fishing technologies that could cause depletion of fish stock and decreasing of quality of environment.
2. Alternative solution to fishermen how to catch the fish with eco-friendly and efficient fishing technologies.
3. Appropriate fishing technologies with reducing by-catch and discard.
4. Some options how to utilize resources with maximum to sustainable of fish resources.

Speakers

Contact

Dr. Wudianto
Agency for Marine and Fisheries Research
Email : wudianto_prpt@indo.net.id
Contact : +62 - 8161946426

Dr. John Budiman
Sam Ratulangi University, Manado
Email : budimanjj@yahoo.com
Mobile : +62 - 81340585848

Prof. Dr. Daniel Monintja
Institute Pertanian Bogor
Email:
Mobile : +62 - 08129341515

Dr. Franky Kaparang
Sam Ratulangi University, Manado
Email : erenskaparang@yahoo.co.id
Mobile : +62 81944161895

Dr. Emil Repi
Sam Ratulangi University, Manado
Email :
Mobile : +62 852187912462

Topic of Coverege
Topics of this special sessions cover the following but not restricted to:
1. Breeding, Genetics and Husbandry Technology
2. Fish Nutrition and Feed Technology
3. Fish Pathology, Emergency Preparation, and Response to Disease
4. Aquaculture Engineering
5. Water Quality and Environment Management
6. Safety of Fisheries Aquaculture

Objectives
Review and discussion on new research findings and the latest advancement, and commentary on world fish production from aquaculture.

Speakers

1. Dr. Endhay Kusnendar The Effect of Global Climate Change in Aquaculture in Indonesia
   
2. Dr. Ketut Sugama Aquaculture Outlook
   
3. Dr. Made L. Nurjana Aquaculture Development Acceleration
   
4. Jacques Slembrouck Conservation and valorization of biodiversity through domestication of freshwater fishes in Indonesia: the case study of Chromobotia macracanthus (Bleeker 1852)
   
5. Saurin HEM Valorization of Palm Kernel Meal (PKM) via Bioconversion: an alternative solution to aquafeeds deficiency in Indonesia
   
6. Mr. Tokio Sugano, "SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF SHRIMP INDUSTRY: FOOD SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEM"”
   
7. DR. Mike Rimmer Mariculture Development : Prospect and Constraint
   

Contact
Dr. Tri Heru Prihadi
Agency for Marine and Fisheries Research
Email : triheru_p@yahoo.com
Mobile : +62 - 8128342342

Dr. Winda Mingkid
Sam Ratulangi University, Manado
Email : wmingkid@yahoo.com
Mobile : +62 - 81356399888

Dr. Hanneke Pangkey
Sam Ratulangi University, Manado
Email : debbiehp@yahoo.com
Mobile : +62 - 81340091122

Topic of Coverege
Several important components of management and conservation (i.e. biology, ecology, biogeography, population genetic, dynamics and exploitation/fisheries as well as law/regulation and international/regional initiatives) of Coelacanth.

Objectives
The objectives of this session are:

1. Review of existing international, regional and other initiatives to improve the conservation status of coelacanth.
2. Biodiversity of coelacanth and its spatial distribution in Indonesian sea waters.
3. Review of status of coelacanth in Indonesia.
4. Plan of Coelacanth conservation
   

Speakers

1. Sudarto, "WHICH ORIGIN FOR THE SECOND INDONESIAN COELACANTH?"
   
2. Hiroshi Koie, "ANALYSIS OF INDONESIA COELACANTH BY CT SCANING"
   
3. Arief Setyanto, M.App.Sc "Status Reports of Coelacanth (Latimeria chalumnae Smith, 1939)"
   
4. Masa Iwata*1, Shinya Yamauchi1, Kenichi Fujii1, Kotaro Yoshimura1, Akira Komoda1, M. Kasim Moosa2, Augy Syahailatua3, Djoko H. Kunarso3, Kawilarang W. A. Masengi4, Ixchel F. Mandagi4, Ping Astony Angmalisang4, Johnny Budiman4, Fransisco P. T. Pangalila4, Yoshitaka Abe1,
   "Biological Survey on Indonesian Coelacanth, Latimeria menadoensis"
   
5. FORREST A. YOUNG AND C. BEN DAUGHTRY, "USE OF REBREATHER AS A DIVING TOOL TO CONTINUE TO EXPLORE AND STUDY THE DEEP REEF SLOPE, AND SPECIFICALLY THE LIFE HISTORY OF THE COELACANTH"
   
6. Yasuhiko Naito, Nobuyuki Miyazaki and Yoshitaka Abe "Biologging technique for coelacanth research"
   
7. Yoshitaka Abe, "The Coelacanth and Aquariums"
   
8. Shinya Yamauchi*1, Masa Iwata*1, Kotaro Yoshimura1, Akira Komoda1, M. Kasim Moosa2, Augy Syahailatua3, Djoko H. Kunarso3, Kawilarang W. A. Masengi4, Ixchel F. Mandagi4, Ping Astony Angmalisang4, Johnny Budiman4, Fransisco P. T. Pangalila4, Yoshitaka Abe1, " Biota of deep sea around 200m in Sulawesi Island by ROV observation"
   
9. Kenichi Fujii*1, Chiho Nakamura, Masa Iwata*1, Shinya Yamauchi1, Kotaro Yoshimura1, Akira Komoda1, M. Kasim Moosa2, Augy Syahailatua3, Djoko H. Kunarso3, Kawilarang W. A. Masengi4, Ixchel F. Mandagi4, Ping Astony Angmalisang4, Johnny Budiman4, Fransisco P. T. Pangalila4, Asep Mohammaud5, Yoshitaka Abe1, "Educational Exhibition of Indonesia Coelacanth, Latimeria menadoesnsis"
   
10. Mandagi Ixchel Feibie, Hidemi Watanabe, Kanako Koyanagi and Kazutaka Takeshita, "MOLECULAR PHYLOGENETIC ANALYSIS OF COELACANTH (Latimeria menadoensis) LIVING ON AND AROUND MANADO BAY, SULAWESI ISLAND OF INDONESIA"
    
11. Mandagi Ixchel Feibie 1, Hidemi Watanabe1, Kanako Koyanagi1 and Kazutaka Takeshita1, "MOLECULAR PHYLOGENETIC ANALYSIS OF COELACANTH (Latimeria menadoensis) LIVING ON AND AROUND MANADO BAY, SULAWESI ISLAND OF INDONESIA "
    
    

Contact
Dr. Sudarto
Agency for Marine and Fisheries Research
Email : bukembar@yahoo.com
Mobile : +62 - 8174972531

Prof. Dr. K.W. Alex Masengi
Sam Ratulangi University, Manado
Email : sabanib@yahoo.com
Mobile : +62 - 8124419058

Dr. W. Donald R. Pokatong
Sam Ratulangi University, Manado
Email : dpokatong@yahoo.com
Mobile : +62 - 8124484769

Dr. P. Astony Angmalisang
Sam Ratulangi University, Manado
Email : kaiyobutsuri@yahoo.com
Mobile : +62 - 811439289

Topic of Coverege
Biodiversity, Conservation, Breeding and Culture Technology

Objectives
The objectives of the session are to:

1. Provide the most recent knowledge on (a) Major environmental problems facing marine exotic organisms in the tropics (biodiversity), (b) Counter measures to problems encountered by coral reefs and their allied organisms for sustainable ecological balance (conservation), and (c) Actions taken to sustain marine organism industry (culture).
2. Provide a good forum for scientist, decision makers and other stakeholders to come together to find a common ground and solutions to problems facing the marine exotic animals (finfish, crustaceans, mollusks etc.) and their existence through conservation.  It will be also a useful platform to showcase the latest advances of aquaculture research, development and breeding and culture technology of many marine ornamentals in the tropics.
   

Speakers

1. A. Ruwindjarto Our Coastal Villages Beyond Adaptation to Climate Change.
   
2. Thomas J. Goreau, PhD Coral Reef and fisheries habitat restoration in the coral triangle
   
   

Contact
Dr. Gede Sumiarsa
Agency for Marine and Fisheries Research
Email : gedegotz@yahoo.com
Mobile : +62 - 81338755463

Ir. Elvis Bataragoa, M.Sc
Sam Ratulangi University, Manado
Email : e_bataragoa@yahoo.com
Mobile : +62 - 81340210169

Prof. Dr. Bambang Soeroto
Sam Ratulangi University, Manado

Topic of Coverege
Topics of this special sessions cover the following but not restricted to:
1. Coral reef condition, coral population and coral distribution
2. Coral and other coral reef organism reproduction, biology and ecology
3. Coral disease, bleaching related with pollution and climate change issues
4. Coral reef management and restoration effort
5. Coral and other coral reef organism trade

Objectives

1. Discussing the current issues related with coral reef in the world
2. Information resources of the developing management program and the successful effort in managing coral reef in the world
3. Initiation place for collaboration program and research to answer the current issue related with coral reefs.
   

Speakers

1. Suharsono Overview of the successful of coral reef management and coral reef condition in Indonesia
   
2. Rili Djohani Komodo National Park - towards a sustainable World Heritage Site.
   
3. Des. Alwi Abubakar Banda's experiences in managing coral reefs for tourism and local economy.
   
4. Jim PRESCOTT Against all Odds: Holothurian populations persist under extreme fishing pressure
   
5. Ove Hoegh-Guldberg, Prof. Coral reefs in a rapidly heating and acidifying global ocean: reasons for hope and strategies for survival.
   
6. Terry Done, Dr Resilience in coral reefs: assessment, diagnosis and management
   
7. Jamaluddin Jompa, Prof. Dr. The Fate of Indonesian Coral Reef: Challenge for Community Based and Ecosystem Approach Management
   
8. Bert W. Hoeksema, Dr. West-East variation in Indonesian reef coral diversity: lines of division or zone of transition?
   
9. Mineo Okamoto, Prof. Dr. Introduction of a new coral reef restoration technology applicable for Indonesia.
   
10. Gayatri Liley Working toward a sustainable marine aquarium trade in Indonesia.
    
11. Eric Borneman Sustainable Production Methods for Threatened and Desirable Marine Ornamentals.
    

Contact
Ofri Johan, M.Si
Agency for Marine and Fisheries Research
Email : ofrijohan@rca-prpb.com
Mobile : +62 - 81386419212

Prof. Dr. Janny KUSEN
Sam Ratulangi University, Manado
Email: papakelan@yahoo.com
Mobile : +62 - 85241451514

Topic of Coverege
Marine Biotechnology, Marine Microbiology, Marine Natural Product, Marine Ecology

Objectives
The primary objective of this session is to build a common understanding on how such climate changes affect the active metabolites produced by marine biota and the strategy used further on the marine biodiscovery.

Speakers

1. Prof. Dr. Johannes Imhoff, Biomining the treasure of the ocean. Alamat : Marine Mikrobiologie IFM-GEOMAR, Germany; email : jimhoff@ifm-geomar.de,"Biomining the treasure of the ocean"
2. Prof. joern Piel : Sponge- derived natural products : a whodunit story, University of Bonn, germany. Email joern.piel@uni-bonn.de
3. Prof. Dr. Michiko Namikoshi : Chemical studies on he defense system of starfish,Tohoku Pharmaceutical University, Sendai 981-8558, Japan ,"Chemical studies on he defense system of starfish."
4. Anthony Wright, PhD : Marine natural Product research : are the cost and effort worthwhile, Email : adwright@hawaii.edu,
   

Contact
Dr. Ekowati Chasanah
Agency for Marine and Fisheries Research
Email : ekowati_ch@yahoo.com
Mobile : +62 - 81310442104

Prof. Dr. R.E.P. Mangindaan
Sam Ratulangi University, Manado
Email: remysang@yahoo.com
Mobile : +62 - 8124403814

Dr. Donald Pokatong
Sam Ratulangi University, Manado
Email: dpokatong@yahoo.com
Mobile: +62 - 8124484769

Dr. Desy Mantiri
Sam Ratulangi University, Manado
Email : desy_mantiri@yahoo.com
Mobile : +62 - 8124302535

Dr. Sanusi Gugule
Manado University (UNIMA)
Email : sanusigugule@yahoo.com
Mobile : +62 - 81356244034

Dr. Okky Kama Radjasa
Dipenogoro University

Dr. Noer Kasanah
Gajah Mada University
Email : kasanahn@onid.orst.edu

Topic of Coverege
Topics of this session cover the following but not restricted to:

• Fish Handling
  Methods of fish handling in both artisanal and industrial fisheries as well as assessment of fish quality and shelflife
• Fish processing
  Fish curing (salting, drying, smoking, marinading), canning, freezing, product development, seaweed processing
• Packaging
  Fish packaging, labeling, shelflife
• Distribution and Marketing
  Fish product distribution and marketing, consumer preferences
• Food safety legislation
  Science and risk based approaches to harmoniza tion, application of risk analysis in food control.
  

Objectives
This symposium is designed to motivate all fish processing plant, research institute and related organization as well as fish product traders to seek continuous improvement of fish handling and processing as well as fish product distribution and marketing.

Speakers

1. Dr. Jose Ramirez,"Production of like-ham fish products from low valued fish species combining washing and microbial transglutaminase"
   

Contact
Dr Bagus S.B. Utomo
Agency for Marine and Fisheries Research
E-mail: bagus_sbu@yahoo.com
Mobile : +62 - 8111005419

Prof. Dr. Sigfried Berhimpon
Sam Ratulangi University, Manado
Email : berhimpons@yahoo.com
Mobile : +62 - 811430567

Dr. Revly Gerungan
Manado university (UNIMA)
Email : gerungancia@yahoo.com
Mobile : +62 - 8124431449

Dr. Revolson Mege
Manado University (UNIMA)
Email : revolson_mege@yahoo.com
Mobile : +62 - 81356528143

Topic of Coverege
The topics in this session will focus on but not restricted to Entrepreneurship in fisheries and trade, marine tourism, and marine biotechnology which include:

• Opportunities and challenges, global trend, strategy options available for entrepreneurship development, current and future policies necessary to support development of entrepreneurships, and strategies necessary for strengthening industries.
  

Objectives
The objectives of this session are to :

• share experience and ideas about developing entrepreneurship in the marine-based industries
• build a common understanding about what marine-based entrepreneurs around the world to do best to create most profitable yet sustainable industries.
• advise policy makers about what should be done to support development of marine-based industries.
  
  

Speakers

1. Dr. Siegfried Bank (Germany Marine biotechnology entrepreneur),"The Emergence of the Marine Biotechnolgy Entreprenuership"
   
2. Assoc. Prof. FJ. Kahlen,"Global Issues in Marine Entrepreneurship"
   
3. Susi Pudjiastuti (Indonesia, marine fishery and trade entrepreneur),"The Challenge of Indonesia Fish Trade Entreprenuership "

Contact

Dr. Armen Zulham
Agency for Marine and Fisheries Research
Email: keude_bing@yahoo.co.id
Mobile : +62 - 8561858618

Dr. Noldy Tuerah
Sam Ratulangi University, Manado
Email: noldytuerah@gmail.com
Mobile : +62 - 811435240

Dr. Lina Harjito
Institute Pertanian Bogor

Prof. Dr. Paulus Saerang
Sam Ratulangi University, Manado
Email : d_saerang@lycos.com
Mobile : +62 - 8124420766

Topic of Coverege

• Scope and importance of ocean ethics in the context of marine degradation and global climate change (the current relevance of ocean ethics; the late modernity of perspective related to ocean ethics; boundary of ocean communities; ocean ethics and global climate change)
• Ocean ethics discourses for future of marine science and technology (ecology of ocean spatial planning; ecological-economy of marine development; marine protected area management; marine ecotourism development; economic valuation of marine goods and services; local ecological knowledge; common pool resources and ocean management; sustainable of fisheries resources utilization; mining technologies; marine environmental protection).
• Marine resource governance and ocean ethics (power distribution in ocean governance; local indigenous knowledge/ indigenous resources management system; social structure and government roles; civil society development and empowerment; marine resource governance).
  

Objectives
The objectives of this session are to :

• foster elaborations on various perspectives on ocean ethics;
• communicate views regarding the existence of challenge facing the current ocean ethics;
• communicate views regarding the implication of the existence of ocean ethics on the development of marine resource utilization, technology, governance and policy.
  
  

Speakers

1. Professor Jun Takeda (Japan, Prof. of Saga University & Prof. of the United Graduate School of Agricultural, Kagoshima University),"The Important of coral reef Ecosytem as Viewed from Ecological Antropology"

Contact
Mr. Tjahjo Tri Hartono
Agency for Marine and Fisheries Research
Email : tjahjo3@gmail.com
Mobile : +62 - 8159692660

Dr. Arnold Laoh
Sam Ratulangi University, Manado
Email: arnoldlaoh@uph.edu
Mobile : +62 - 81340155541

Dr. Rilus A. Kinseng
Institute Pertanian Bogor

Topic of Coverege
Topics of this session cover the following but not restricted to :

1. Vulnerability and resilience of ocean and coastal resources system
   
2. Adaptive ocean and coastal governance
   
3. Integrated coastal and ocean governance
   
4. Disasters management in terms of coastal and ocean system
   
5. Sustainable fisheries and other ocean resources uses
   

Objectives
Ocean and coastal resource systems are complex and vulnerable systems. Therefore, any human attempt to make the best of them would certainly need complete understanding on the nature of complexity of the world’s ocean and coastal resource system and the follow-on appropriate approaches or treatments. Social-Ecological System (SES) analysis is a scientific relevant tool and concept in this context. Based on SES analysis, adaptive governance aiming at sustainability of ocean and coastal resources uses can be identified more accurately. In this particular session, reports related to and recent progress on the SES-based coastal and ocean governance would be presented. In line with this, the primary objective of this session is to build a common understanding on how such scientific reports as presented in the symposium session can be brought into effective actual policy actions.

The primary objective of this session is to build a common understanding on how scientific experiences on social ecological systems and governance can be brought into effective policy actions.

Speakers

1. Dr. Marion Glaser (Center for Marine Tropical Ecology (ZMT), University of Bremen, Germany),"Transdisciplinary Multi-Agent Modelling for Social-Ecologycal-Systems Analysis: Achievements and potentials"
   
2. Prof. Dr. Michael Flitner (Research Center for Sustainability Studies (ARTEC), University of Bremen, Germany),"Social-Ecological Research and Nodal Governance"
   
3. Bernhard Glaeser (German Society for Human Ecology (DGH President), Land-Ocean interactions in the Coastal Zone (LOICZ) ,"Social-Ecological Systems (SES) Analysis: A LOICZ Priority Theme"

Oral Presenter

Contact

Dr. Agus Heri Purnomo
Agency for Marine and Fisheries Research
Email : a_heri_p@yahoo.com
Mobile : +62 - 8128488953

Dr. Luky Adrianto
Bogor Agricultural University
email : luky_adrianto@yahoo.com / lukyadrianto@ipb.ac.id

Dr. Peter K. B. Assa
Sam Ratulangi University, Manado
Email : peter@hathi-manado.org
Mobile : +62 8124446156

Topic of Coverege
El Nino, La Nina, Climate Change effects on Oceanic Systems, Implications of Global Change for Coastal Ecosystems and Sustainable Development, Biogeochemical in Coastal and Shelf, Ocean Carbon and Biogeochemistry, Marine Ecology, Physical Oceanography, Vulnerability of Coastal Systems and Hazards to Society, Coupled Ocean Atmosphere Model

Objectives
From the report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change on the impacts of climate change shows that climate change is affecting people in various ways: ecosystems, water resources and coastal zones across the world. One of the strategies is increasing research and technological development that supports the program on climate change mitigation and adaptation. This session aims to strengthen understanding of climate change and our capacities to manage and adapt to it. The objectives include:

1. Enhancing the understanding of the climate change and its impacts
2. Improving the prediction of future evolution of the climate-earth system
3. Improving the accuracy of climate information through the modeling techniques and their application to the ocean’s life.
   
   

Speakers
1. Dr. Michael Spranger

Oral Presenter

1. Mochamad Saleh Nugrahadi, Friedhelm Schroeder The influence of Brantas River discharge on hydrodynamics and mixing in the Madura Strait coastal water
   
2. B. Realino, Bambang Sukresno, Herlina Sri Martanti Sea Surface Temperature Changes in Indonesian Seas Correlation with ENSO and ITF Phenomenon
   
3. Elaine A. Villaluz Monthly changes in biomass of green tide-causing algae in two sites at Macajalar Bay, northern Mindanao, Philippines
   
4. Khafid Toward to a better Indonesian Bathymetric Model
   
5. Iwan G. Tejakusuma Sediment and Suspended Particulate Matter of Jakarta Bay, Indonesia
   
6. Edison Macusi Top-down control and spatial variation in a tropical rocky intertidal shore
   
7. Denny Wijaya Correlation Between Sea Surface Temperature and Tropical Cyclone in Indonesia Region
   
8. Dr. rer. nat. Poerbandono Turbidity Dynamics on Lagoon of Semak Daun Reef Platform Seribu Islands, Java Sea, Indonesia
   
9. Thomas F. Pattiasina Assessment of the Impact of Sea Level Rise in the City of Sorong, West Papua, Indonesia
   
10. Teja Arief Wibawa Understanding the Abundance of Pelagic Fish in Bali Strait during Southeast Monsoon
    
11. Komang Iwan Suniada, Nyoman Dati Pertami Seasonal Distribution of Total Suspended Matter in Sumbawa Sea
    
12. Dwiyoga Nugroho ,Wahyu W. Pandoe The Application of Hydrodynamics and Transport Model To The Perancak Estuary, Jembrana District, Bali - Indonesia
    
13. Elvan Ampou, Frida Sidik, Candhika Yusuf, Nyoman Dati, Nuryani Widagty Affandi Asri Marine Ecological Assessment in Bali and East Lombok Coast
    
14. Lamona I. Bernawis, Hadikusumah Microstructure to vertical heat flux of double diffusive convection in Makassar Strait
    
15. Radjawane, Ivonne M, Safwan Hadi and Meita Riana Seasonal Variability Of Physical-Chemical Ecosystem Parameters In Maluku Sea And Its Adjacent Waters
    
16. Angmalisang, P.Astony, Budiman, Johny, Pangalila Fransisco, Masa Iwata, Shinya Yamauchi Temperature and Salinity Profile in Manado Bay
    
17. Chen Zhi-hua, SHI Xue fa, MENG Xian-wei Sm-Nd Isotopes in Clay Fraction of Surface sediments from The Western Arctic Ocean : Implications for Sediment Sources and Marine Circulation
    
18. Ruixiang Li, Xinming Pu, Zongli Wang, Mingyuan Zhu Planktonic Community succession in the past five dacades in the Yellow Sea : to What Extent is climate Change Responsible
    

Contact

Frida Sidik
Agency for Marine and Fisheries Research
Email : frida.sidik@gmail.com
Mobile : +62 818 710 318

Dr. P. Astony Angmalisang
Sam Ratulangi University, Manado
Email : kaiyobutsuri@yahoo.com
Mobile : +62 811 439 289

Dr. I Wayan Nurjaya
Bogor Agriculture University

Dr. Rino Rogi
Sam Ratulangi University, Manado
Email : rinorogi@yahoo.com
Mobile : +62 - 8124443023

Dr. Orbanus Naharia
Manado University (UNIMA)
Email : orbanus_naharia@yahoo.com
Mobile : +62 - 85256402228

Patrice Kalangi. M. Sc.
Sam Ratulangi University, Manado
Email : patrice.kalangi@jcu.edu.au
Mobile : +62 - 85256590576

Topic of Coverege
In this session we invited the speaker to describe about

1. In situ and Space-Based Measurements of Ocean Climate Change
2. Operational Oceanography :Assimilation, Modeling, and Applications in the Global Ocean and in Coastal/Estuarine Ecosystems and Living Marine Resources
3. Operational Oceanography: Observing System Design & Implementation
4. Operational Applications of Ocean Satellite Observations
5. Ocean Circulation Using Satellite Gravimetry and Altimetry
6. Observatories, Operational Oceanography, New Technology
7. Education and Outreach Using Ocean Observing Systems.
8. Oceanic Measurements : Research progress and Technology
9. Sea level Measurement
   
   

Objectives
The ocean observing system has been declared by many institutions such as GOOS initiative by IOC (Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission) for global scope. This System has been used by the ocean and climate research communities to improve our understanding about ocean and its processes. Ocean observing system helps communities to provide accurate descriptions of the present condition, forecast for the future conditions of the ocean dynamic and furthermore analysis of the impact of the ocean dynamic for community.
The Application of this system is not only for the basis for forecasts of climate change, but also can be used for many fields such as coastal area management, disaster mitigation and fisheries and ecosystems. The latest technology is needed to provide continues and real time data such as satellite and in-situ measurement devices

1. Review of sustained of ocean observing system in regional and global scale
2. Operational oceanography activity and products
3. Design for Indonesia operational oceanography
4. Introducing technology and application related to ocean observing system

Speakers

1. Governor Bangka Belitung Province (Ir.H. Eko Maulana Ali, M.sc),"BOOST CENTRE IN WATERS UTILIZATION AT AREA BANGKA BELITUNG PROVINCE"
   
2. Cho-Teng Liu et al,"Determination of Water Depth with Formosat-2 Multispectral Image"
   
3. Sydney Thurston,"NOAA’s Global Ocean Observation Program"
   
4. Prof. Safwan Hadi,"Simulation of Storm Surges Caused by Cyclone Jacob in Southern Part of West and Central Java Coastal Waters"
   
5. Philipe Gaspar,"Forecasting the evolution of Tropical Tuna populations under an IPC Scenario"
   

Contact
Asmi Marintan Napitu
Agency for Marine and Fisheries Research
Email : asminapitu@gmail.com
Mobile : +62 818 710 318

Dr. Charles R Kepel
Sam Ratulangi University, Manado
Email : charleskepel@woc2009.org
Mobile : +62 811 439 289

Dr. Wiske Rotinsulu
Sam Ratulangi University, Manado
Email : wiske_rotinsulu@yahoo.com
Mobile : +62 - 81356717164

Dr. Ivonne Radjawane
Bogor Agriculture Institute
Email : ivonne@geoph.itb.ac.id
Mobile : +62 - 8122147813

Topic of Coverege
What controls the origin of the Indonesian throughflow (ITF)? The effect of the Indonesian throughflow on global ocean circulation and heat exchange with the atmosphere. The important of Indonesian throughflow to the regional and larger scale climate. The processes within the Indonesian seas alter the the profile (temperature, salinity, mass) of inter-ocean stream, coupled to the local sea-air fluxes and mixing environment. Observational strategies. Indonesian throughflow in a general ocean circulation model.

Objectives
The primary objective of this symposium are: to understand the important of Indonesian throughflow to the regional and larger scale climate; to understand the processes within the Indonesian seas alter the the profile (temperature, salinity, mass) of inter-ocean stream, coupled to the local sea-air fluxes and mixing environment; to plan a long term observational strategies; to use as a benckmark for global ocean and climate numerical model.

Speakers

1. Janet Sprintall Transport Variability in the Exit Passages of the Indonesian Throughflow
   
2. Susan Wijffels Intraseasonal Variability in The Indonesian Throughflow Export Straits: Comparison on Instant Observations and The Australian Community Ocean Model (AUSCOM) and Bluelink Ocean Forecasting System
   
3. Arnold L Gordon From the tropical Pacific to the Indian Ocean : defining the Indonesian Throughflow
   
4. Dwi Susanto Dynamics of Sunda Strait
   
5. Hendrik M. van Aken The deep-water motion through the Lifamatola Passage and its contribution to the Indonesian throughflow
   

Contact

Dr. Agus Supangat
Agency for Marine and Fisheries Research
Email : agussup@dkp.go.id
Mobile : +62 811 1660 717

Dr. Irsan S. Brodjonegoro
Institute of Technology Bandung
Email : irsansb@ocean.itb.ac.id
Mobile : +62 817 757 751

Topic of Coverege
What is the challenge to develop the ocean business entity and how such a large country still very much depends on land sector industry yet own massive marine area like Indonesia can gain benefit as much as profit from maritime sector. How could the ocean energy potential be harvested with good financial balance sheet.

Objectives
As one of the largest archipelagic country in the world, Indonesian role on marine technology development is not quite significant yet its potential on renewable energy resources from the ocean (wave, tidal, sea wind, sea current, ocean thermal energy conversion) which awaits to be harvested could contribute up to several hundreds giga watts electric energy equivalent. Other maritime sector, to be précised the ocean technology business such as shipbuilding, marine infra structures, ocean cable networking are also far behind another maritime countries. So to speak, from its 7.9 million square kilometers marine area, the contribution to GNP is less than 5 percent.

The primary objective of this symposium is to be one of the most respected meeting place for the maritime related industry and ocean technology community in year 2009

Speakers
1. Mr. Arthur Tanudjaja
Director of PT. Cheetam Garam Indonesia
Jl. Australia II, Kav DI-1, Krakatau Industrial Estate KIEC
Cilegon, Banten
Title : The Future of Salt Industry in Indonesia, a SWOT analysis

2. Mr. Asrin Rafli Haznam
STAR ENERGY Vice President Petroleum Operations
Wisma Mulia 50th floor, Jl. Jend. Gatot Subroto No.42
Jakarta 12710
Title : The Future of Offshore Oil Industry in Indonesia, a SWOT analysis

3. Mr. Douglas W. Swain
President of DWS International Inc.
318 Centaurus Drive
Corpus Cristi, Texas 78405-3625
Title : The Future of Oil Service Industry in Indonesia, a SWOT analysis

Contact

Kemal Sinatra, DEA
Agency for Marine and Fisheries Research
Email : kemalsinatra@yahoo.com
Mobile : +62 811 1661 446

Prof. Dr. Alex Masengi
Sam Ratulangi University, Manado
Email : sabanib@yahoo.com
Mobile : +62 812 4419 058

Johannes Najoan, M.Phil.
Email : najoanj@yahoo.co.uk
Mobile : +62 - 81340237478

Topic of Coverege
Advance the understanding of the Nation's energy and mineral resources in a global geologic, economic, and environmental context, coastal and marine earthquake sources, coastal and marine ground failure and earthquake effects, and tsunami occurrence and effects.

Objectives
The objectives of this symposium are to develop the science base for policy and management relating to a broad array of issues, to describe and understand the geophysics and geologic processes that occur along the Indonesia include hazards related to earthquakes, landslides, and tsunamis.

Speakers
1. Dr. Kiyoshi SUYEHIRO (ORI, University of Tokyo),
2. Dr. Yoshio FUKAO (JAMSTEC)
3. Prof. Dr. Sri Widyantoro (ITB)
4. Dr. Yusuf Surachman (BPPT)

Contact
Dr. Sugiarta Wirasantosa
Agency for Marine and Fisheries Research
Email : igi01@dkp.go.id
Mobile : +62 811 1660 720

Dr. Adri Tarumingkeng
Sam Ratulangi University, Manado
Email : a.tarumingkeng@gmail.com
Mobile : +62 813 4003 2881

Ir. F. Mamesah
kaBANWAS Sulut
Mobile : +62 811437290

Topic of Coverege
The symposium will explore kinds of MARINE TOURISM DIVERSITIES such as marine wild life tourism; diving/snorkeling; cruise industry; marine adventure and sports tourism; marine festivals, events and heritage; etc including the shared best practices and green technologies applied in marine tourism. At the same time, there are discussions about the CONSTRAINT AND THREATS OF MARINE TOURISM DEVELOPMENT and also some REGULATIONS AND POLICIES to harmonize the business with nature.

Objectives
The objectives of this session are to :

1. create an environment for discussions and exchanging views on sharing and learning from best practices marine tourism applied promote a sustainable tourism sector that boost the economy and create jobs while at the same time, ensure the protection of the environment and the quality of life of the permanent residents and tourists.
2. explore emerging issues and encourage conservation as a best management practice through discussions
3. collaboratively explore and develop ways of working together towards marine areas as sustainable destination through promoting, respecting, and protecting the region’s shared natural resources.

Speakers

1. Dr. Geoffrey Wall Integration in the Coastal Zone
   
2. Feishol Hasyim
   
3. Mr. Robin Engel Recommendations for a Sustainable Marine Tourism Industry
   
4. Prof. James Higham
   
5. Prof. Marc L. Miller
   Sapta Nirwandar

Contact

Utami R. Kadarwati, M.Sc
Agency for Marine and Fisheries Research
Email : utami_rk@yahoo.com
Mobile : +62 812 1819 996

Dr. Gene Kapantouw
Sam Ratulangi University, Manado
Email : gkapantow@unsrat.ac.id
Mobile : +62 812 4306 477

Topic of Coverege
The symposium will explore several important components of marine conservation such as marine species diversity, habitat condition and degradation, marine protected area, etc, including the shared best practices of marine conservation. At the same time, there are dicussions about the constraint and threat of marine conservation, as well as the regulation and policies.

Objectives
The objectives of this session are to :

• To create an environment for discussions and exchanging experiences in the field of marine conservation.
• To explore the emerging issues in marine conservation
• To collaborate, explore, and develop a cooperation between the participants in the future

Speakers

1. Dr. Kathe Jensen (Zoological Museum, University of Copenhagen),"Conservation and the "Taxonomic Impediment" in Southeast Asia"
   
2. Arne Redsted Rasmussen Ph.D (Associate Professor, The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts School of Conservation),"Conservation Of Sea Snakes: How A Deadly Poisonous Predator Needs Help To Survive"
   
3. Prof. Bob Pressey, "Three Essential Improvements to Conservation Planning for Effective Management of Marine Biodiversity in The Coral Triangle"
   
4. Dr Ib Svane, "The Trawled Habitats of Spencer Gulf, South Australia: Trawl Impacts and Management"

Contact

Ichwan M. Nasution, M.Sc
Agency for Marine and Fisheries Research
Email : ichwan@dkp.go.id
Mobile : +62 - 811 9666 947

Dr. Medy Ompi
Sam Ratulangi University, Manado
Email : ompimedy@yahoo.com
Mobile : +62 - 852407194

Dr. Lucky Lumingas
Sam Ratulangi University, Manado
Email : lyllumingas@yahoo.com
Mobile : +62 - 8124449806

Dr. Johny Tasirin
World Conservative Society (WCS)
Email : jtasirin@yahoo.com
Mobile : +62 - 8152301590

Ir. Farnis Boneka M.Sc
Sam Ratulangi University, Manado
Email : farnis@gmail.com
Mobile : +62 - 81340162929

Topic of Coverege
Small island development (e.g. resources, policy, culture, histories, industry, ethnicity, socio-economic aspects, management, hazard) and climate change will be presented and discussed.

Objectives
The objectives of this session are to :

1. Review and discussion on comprehensive understanding of island communities and their environment, as well as political and economic functions of island nations in international communities.
2. Establish the sustainable development of small island, to make policy and strategy facing the climate change.

Speakers

1. Drs. Winsulangi Salindeho "MANAGING THE BORDER ZONES AND SMALL ISLANDS OF SANGIHE TOWARDS CONSERVATION REGENCY "
   
2. Elly Engelbert Lasut, "Outer Island Economic Development: Talaud’s Experience in People Empowerment"
   

Oral Presenter

Contact

Prof. Dr. Dietriech G. Bengen
Bogor Agriculture University
Email : dieter@indo.net.id
Mobile : +62 - 811110139

Ifan R. Suhelmi, M.Si
Agency for Marine and Fisheries Research
Email : ifan@dkp.go.id
Mobile : +62 - 8176587636

Prof. Dr. Alex Retraubun
Agency for Marine and Fisheries Research
Mobile : +62 811199586

Topic of Coverege
The topic tentatively covers the following subjects: (a) policy and regulation, (b) coastal and marine dynamics, (c) boundary delimitation and demarcation, (d) coastal and marine mapping, (e) coastal and marine data infrastructure, (f) coastal and marine hazards and (g) marine cadastre

Objectives

There are complex relationships and interactions between overlapping and often completing rights, restrictions and responsibilities, both in the marine environment and at the land-sea interface. In recent years there has been an increasing awareness of the importance of spatial data relating to the marine environment and the need for a structured and consistent approach to the definition, maintenance and management of offshore legal boundaries. It is within this context that the concepts of a marine spatial data infrastructure (Marine SDI) and a national marine cadastre have gained increasing prominence.

Science, technology, policy and implementation aspects related to the regulation, management and protection of the coastal and marine environment that addresses the multiple, cumulative and potentially conflicting uses of the coastal and marine area is the main concerns of this session. Results and lessons from the cases of marine spatial planning and marine cadastre all over the world are invited.

The primary objectives of this symposium are review and discussion on the latest scientific advancement and policy of marine spatial planning and cadastre.

Speakers

1. Prof. Dr. Roberto Mayerle Modelling of Coastal Dynamics
   
2. Prof. John R.V. Prescott THE DELIMITATION OF INTERNATIONAL MARITIME BOUNDARIES BETWEEN STATES
   
   

Contact

Prof. Dr. Hasanuddin Z. Abidin
Institute Technology Bandung
Email : hzabidin@gd.itb.ac.id
Mobile :

Ir. Erish Widjanarko
Agency for Marine and Fisheries Research
Email : ewidjanarko@dkp.go.id
Mobile : +62 813 6817 909