623

1.1.1 Number of Short-Term Training Courses Held

1.1.1.19 Short-Course in UNIPA, with 18 Persons Attend in Training and 50 Persons Participate Virtually

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2.2.2 Number of CCR Knowledge Products Created

1.1.2 % of Researchers Participating in Short-Term Training Courses

 

Training on Data Analysis Method on Oceanography

Training

1. To improve theoritical and practical knowledge of data analysis method on oceanography studies. 2. To improve skills in sampling method and data analysis tools on oceanography studies. 3. To improve knowledge and skills in data analysis and software tools use on oceanography and its application to marine and fisheries management.

Traditional (Face to Face)

30

Manokwari

Swiss Belhotel Manokwari And Mansinam Island, Papua Barat

Unipa

 

 

 

 

42000000

70000000

None

 

 

 

 

 

 

This activity is well organized in 3 days in-class Training (September 12 – 14, 2018) at Swiss Belhotel and 1 day practical session (September 15, 2018) at Mansinam Island, Manokwari, West Papua. The target of this activity was attended by minimum 18 participants, consisting of 18 scholars from University of Papua. Meanwhile, actual participants in this activity were 26 scholars, which consists of 2 scholars from Bogor Agricultural University, 1 scholar from University of Udayana, 1 scholar from University of Mataram and 22 scholars from University of Papua. Participants both from lead and affiliates are scholars with minimum education of Master Degree. The method used in this activity is presentation method with question and answer (discussion) session. After the presentation, we held a coaching clinic where participants can present their research paper and discussed by resource persons and other participants. Resource persons in this Training are: Dr. Ir. I Wayan Nurjaya, M. Sc Head of Department of Marine Science and Technology, Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Sciences, Bogor Agricultural University (IPB). Materials: 1. Physical Processes in the Coastal Sea and How to Measure and Analyze it 2. Practice of Processing Oceanography Data Using ODV 3. Presentation of Oceanography Data Processing Results by Each Group 4. Sampling method and data analysis tools on oceanography studies 5. Data analysis and software tools use on oceanography studies Ir. Andri Purwandani, Msi Center of Natural Resources Inventory Technology, Agency for The Assessment and Application of Technology (BPPT). Materials: 1. General Characteristics of Oceanographic Pattern of Indonesian Waters and Surrounding Areas 2. Oceanographic Perspective of Indonesian Maritime Continent and Its Relation to Regional and Global Climate Systems 3. Sampling method and data analysis tools on oceanography studies 4. Data analysis and software tools use on oceanography studies Dr. rer. nat. Kustiariyah Tarman, S. Pi., M. Si. Secretary of Department of Aquatic Products Technology, Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Sciences, Bogor Agricultural University (IPB). Materials: 1. Developing Irresistible Ideas for Fisheries and Marine Science Research 2. Writing in the Fisheries and Marine Science: A Comprehensive Resource for Scientific Communication After in class-training (1st – 3rd day), we conduct Practical session in Mansinam Island, Manokwari, West Papua. Participants learn about sampling method and data analysis tools on oceanography studies and data analysis and software tools use on oceanography studies.

Participants/scholars increase capability in data analysis method on oceanography and writing scientific papers as well as sharping communication skills to become more effective science communicator.

On the first day, we could not find the connector cable, so the event had delayed in a few minutes. Participants are still having difficulty in scientific writing, especially in word selection, and determination of journal target and audience.

Some scholars had learned more about data analysis method on oceanography, and will apply the experience to their student in UNIPA. By bringing their own manuscripts, researchers can immediately get inputs to improve their scientific writing. Coaching clinic method is very effective to know the scientific mistakes of researchers, personally with resource person.

For the next training at University of Papua, we will combine training with research in field, so participants could get new experiences about research method directly.

 

 

 

16

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Junaedi Nanda, Kania Dewi, Laras Siti, Rian Elang, Arumi Hana, Utari Lulu, Zulkarnaen Erlangga, Azka Anggun, Rina Lulu, Budi Pandu, Roy Zulham, Rani Azka, Robi Zulmi, Davin Lintang, Maulana Sigit, Qais Gilang, Tessa Nabila, Yudha Alex, Lukman Zulkiflee, Diki Zulhelmi, Dicky Endra, Aura Rania, Xenia Elisa, Fani Emilia, Zulqifli Aksa, Abhiram Slamet, Jihan Odelia, Saputra Hasan