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FPIK UNDIP Helds ICTCRED 2019

FPIK UNDIP Helds ICTCRED 2019

by | Sep 18, 2019 | News, The SDGs

FPIK, SEMARANG – Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Science (FPIK) UNDIP held the 5th ICTCRED (International Conference on Tropical and Coastal Region Eco Development) on 17-18 September 2019 at Hotel Gumaya, Semarang. The international seminar is an annual event that aims to promote and disseminate research results in the scope of tropical and Coastal Region Eco Development.

This year’s ICTRED theme is Integrated Coastal Management for Sustainable Development. Chairman of the committee Aris Ismanto said, through this seminar, FPIK Diponegoro University encourages academics, researchers, and students to publish research results in reputable international journals and proceedings.

Dean of FPIK Prof. Tri Winarni said that the seminar was also a collaboration from the legal, social, economic and maritime fields.

“As it is known that Undip actually has a basic scientific pattern regarding the development of coastal areas, which is then used as the basis for holding the conference,” he said as quoted from the official website of Undip.

The Dean hopes that this activity can become a forum for researchers at Undip and other stakeholders who are wrestling / engaged in research related to tropical and coastal areas.

Present at the event was the Vice Chancellor for Research and Innovation Prof. Ambariyanto, Dean of the Faculty of Law Undip Prof. Retno Saraswati, academics from various maritime and military fields, as well as the academic community.

Some of the key speakers who contributed to ICTCRED 2019, including Budi P. Resosudarmo from the Australian National University, Australia, Erik de Ruijter van Steveninck from IHE Delft Institute for Water Education, Netherlands, and Hiroki Saeki from Hokaido University, Japan.

In addition, Eddy Pratomo from Diponegoro University and Tony Hadibarata from Curtin University, Malaysia.

The research results presented at ICTCRED 2019 are scheduled to be published in the proceedings of the Institute of Physics (IOP), Biodiversity, WRA (World Researchers Associations), and AACL (Aquaculture, Aquarium, Conservation & Legislation) Bioflux. (Nug)

Author: Nugroho, semaranginside.com

Prof. Yos Johan Utama Appoints the Dean of FPIK UNDIP

Prof. Yos Johan Utama Appoints the Dean of FPIK UNDIP

by | Aug 5, 2019 | News

FPIK, SEMARANG – Prof. Ir. Tri Winarni Agustini, M.Sc., Ph.D was appointed as the Dean of the Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Science (FPIK) UNDIP 2019-2024 replacing Prof. Dr. Ir. Agus Sabdono, M.Sc on Monday (05/Aug/2020) at the SA-MWA Building UNDIP Tembalang. The inauguration procession was led directly by UNDIP Rector Prof. Yos Johan Utama. The event was also attended by the Vice Rector, the Deans, the Head of the Academic Senate, the Vice Head of MWA, the Institutions Heads and structural officials within UNDIP.

The Rector also thanked the past officials for all their dedication in working together to build UNDIP for the better. “You are appointed under the oath with consequences not only in the world but also in the hereafter. For that reason, please work as straight as possible because UNDIP needs officials with integrity and honesty,” Prof. Yos Johan Utama said.

On that occasion, the position of Head of the Institute for Research and Community Services which will be held by Dr. Jamari, S.T., M.T, deputy dean, head of study program, study program secretary, head of P2KKN, and support positions were inaugurated as well as well. (Source: www.undip.ac.id)

FPIK UNDIP Leaders for the period 2019 – 2024:

Dean:Prof. Ir. Tri Winarni Agustini, M.Sc., Ph.D.
Vice Dean 1:Agus Trianto, S.T., M.Sc., Ph.D.
Vice Dean 2:Prof. Dr. Aristi Dian Purnama Fitri, S.Pi., M.Si.

 

Award from the French Government

Award from the French Government

by | Apr 12, 2019 | Achievement

FPIK, SEMARANG – On Wednesday, Apr 10th, 2019, an award was given from the French Government to one of the teaching staff of the Department of Marine Science. Dr. Ir. Ita Widowati, DEA received the Chevalier dans I’Ordre des Palmes Academiques Award from the French Government which was delivered directly by the French Ambassador Jean-Charles Berthonnet in Semarang. She received the award for her services to strengthen higher education cooperation between Indonesia and France. Congratulations and Success to Dr. Ir. Ita Widowati, DEA. (Ratnaningtyas).

Alumni of Aquatic Resources Management UNDIP, class of 2008 Donates Electric Motors

Alumni of Aquatic Resources Management UNDIP, class of 2008 Donates Electric Motors

by | Jan 17, 2019 | News

FPIK, SEMARANG – The concern of Diponegoro University’s Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Sciences (FPIK) alumni to their alma mater was again shown by an Alumni of the Aquatic Resources Management Study Program. Hengki Febrianto, S.Pi is an Alumni of MSP Class 2008, donated 1 unit of 2-wheeled electric motorbikes (two) and one unit of three-wheeled electric motorbikes. The donation was handed over on Thursday, Jan 17th, 2019 at Building D FPIK and was received by the Dean of FPIK, Prof. Dr. Ir. Agus Sabdono, M.Sc was accompanied by the Vice Dean I, Head of the Aquatic Resources Department and Head of the Aquatic Resources Management Study Program. In his speech, the Dean thanked to Hengki Febrianto, S.Pi and PT. BF Goodrich who has contributed to the alma mater.

Picture : Two Wheels Electric Motorcycle.

Picture : Three Wheels Electric Motorcycle.

Hopefully this donation can be useful for FPIK, especially for the operations of education personnel. Moreover, these motorbikes are powered by electricity, which of course is environmentally friendly and can reduce carbon emissions. (Ratnaningtyas).

Department of Oceanography is ISO 9001: 2015 Certified

by | Jan 10, 2019 | News

FPIK, SEMARANG – On January 9th, 2019, the Department of Oceanography, Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Sciences, UNDIP has legally obtained ISO 9001: 2015 certification with the scope of “Management of Higher Education” from the United Registrar of Systems (URS) which is valid until January 8th, 2022, with certificate number 105039/A/0001/UK/En.

This certification shows that the Department of Oceanography UNDIP has implemented and met international standards for the higher education management system that are internationally recognized.

Head of the Department of Oceanography, Dr. Denny Nugroho S, ST, M.Si said that hopefully with this certification, the Department of Oceanography will get better in the future, he also expressed his gratitude to all staff members of the Department of Oceanography and the Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Science UNDIP who have helped and supported the Department of Oceanography certification. (Ratnaningtyas).

The visit of the Ambassador of Suriname to Indonesia at FPIK

by | Aug 31, 2018 | News

FPIK, SEMARANG – The Ambassador of Suriname to Indonesia Ricardo W. Panka, on Friday August 31st, 2018 visited the Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Science UNDIP to explore possible cooperation. Mr. Ricardo, accompanied by staff from the Suriname Embassy and staff from the Semarang City Government, took the time to visit FPIK because they were interested in developing mangroves in Suriname. The visit to Semarang this time is also in the context of a sister city cooperation with the Semarang City Government.

On a visit to FPIK, Mr. Ricardo was received by the Vice Chancellor for Research and Innovation, Prof. Dr. Ir. Ambaryanto, MSc and accompanied by the Vice Dean for Academic and Student Affairs Dr. Ir. Suradi, Deputy Dean for Resources Baskoro, ST, MT; Deputy Dean for Business Ir. Irwani M.Phil and Deputy Dean for Research and Innovation Tita Elfitasari, Spi, MSc, PhD as well as several department heads. During the cooperation discussion, Mr. Ricardo seemed very impressed with the several programs offered, including scholarships for Surinamese students to study at UNDIP, research collaboration and scientific diving programs for students.

Mr. Ricardo firmly believes that this collaboration can be realized, especially because Suriname and Indonesia have a strong historical relationship.

About 20% of the population of Suriname are of Javanese descent, which until now still maintains the Javanese language to communicate in Suriname. Mr. Ricardo himself also spoke a little bit of Indonesian and Javanese. The 1.5 hour visit was then ended with the exchange of souvenirs and group photos before the group continued on to the Semarang City Hall. (Ratnaningtyas).

Introduction to Scientific Diving Karimunjawa 2018

by | Aug 30, 2018 | News

FPIK, SEMARANG – The dive training program for Kwansei Gakuin University (KGU) students, Japan lasted for 9 days (August 22nd – 30th, 2018) in Semarang City and Karimunjawa Islands. The Summer Course Program of the Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Sciences (FPIK) was joined by students who were accompanied by Kwansei Gakuin University (KGU) Lecturer, Prof. Hideki Hashimoto, PhD and Yuko Iwatsuki, PhD.

The lecture and opening ceremony of the Summer Course Program were held on Thursday, August 23, 2018 at the FPIK campus. The event was opened by the Vice Rector for Academic and Student Affairs at Diponegoro University, Prof. Dr. Ir. Muhammad Zainuri, DEA, accompanied by the Dean of FPIK Diponegoro University, Prof. Dr. Ir. Agus Sabdono, M.Sc as well as the FPIK Vice-Deans and FPIK Department Chairmen and Diving Instructors.

The lectures and classes for this program were delivered by several lecturers from the Department of Marine Sciences, i.e. Introduction to Scientific Diving by Dr. Ir. Munasik, M.Sc; Introduction to Coral Reef by Dr. Ir. Diah Permata Wijayanti, M.Sc; Mangrove Ecosystem by Dr. Rudhi Pribadi, and Explore Karimunjawa by Agus Trianto, S.T., M.Sc., Ph.D.

Dive training instructor, Dr. Ir. Munasik, M.Sc explained that this program was a collaboration between Kwansei Gakuin University (KGU), Japan and the Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Sciences, Diponegoro University since 2016, and this was the third time the event was held. (Ratnaningtyas).

Skipjack and Vaname Shrimp, Indonesian Fishery Products Most Exported in March 2017

by | Jul 28, 2017 | News

(Ilustration vaname shrimp/antaranews.com)

FPIK, SEMARANG – From the latest data released by the Fish Quarantine Agency, Quality Control and Safety of Fishery Products (BKIPM) of the Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries (KKP), Indonesia exported 81,916.31 tonnes of dead fishery products throughout March 2017. While the total volume of product exports live fisheries from Indonesia as many as 509,887,680 individuals. Indonesia’s total imports of dead fishery products reached 37,424.34 tons in March 2017. Meanwhile, the total import volume of live fishery products was 23,375 heads. An interesting fact is found, Indonesia imports quite a lot of Vannamei shrimp broodstock from the United States. However, the volume of Vannamei shrimp exports from Indonesia to America is also very high.

The categories of live fishery products that were mostly exported by Indonesia to other countries in March 2017 were as follows:

  • Milkfish seeds 497,768,000 heads (97.62% of the total export volume of live fishery products). The main destination countries were the Philippines (77.86%), Taiwan (19.95%), and Singapore (1.67%).
  • Seawater Ornamental Fish 4,444,610 individuals (0.87%). The main destination countries were China (15.13%), the United States (6.67%), and Singapore (5.5%).
  • Freshwater Ornamental Fish 3,584,174 individuals (0.70%). The main destination countries were Japan (19.75%), Singapore (16.78%), the United States (12.34%), Germany (7.66%), and China (6.24%).
  • Seed grouper 738,995 tails (0.14%). The main destination countries were Vietnam (42.95%), Malaysia (17.13%) and Taiwan (7.56%).
  • 571,459 crabs (0.11%. The main destination countries are Malaysia (58.49%), Singapore (17.86%), Hong Kong (11.80%) and China (10.80%).
  • Ornamental Shrimp 323,530 tails (0.06%). The main destination countries were Japan (19.47%), United States (10.45%), United Kingdom (7.83%), Germany (7.66%) and China (6.24%).
  • Seed of Cantang Grouper 308,715 individuals (0.06%). The main destination countries were Malaysia (59.47%), Thailand (19.80%), and Singapore (13.93%).
  • Grouper 308,120 fish (0.06%). The main destination countries are Hong Kong (76.67%), Malaysia (15.27%), Singapore (7.57%). The categories of dead fishery products that were mostly exported by Indonesia to other countries in March 2017 were as follows:
  • Skipjack tuna 8,137.04 tons (9.93% of the total export volume of dead fishery products). The main destination countries were Japan (49.87%), Thailand (17.14%), Spain (6.61%), and Italy (5.78%).
  • Vaname Shrimp 6,655.42 tons (8.13%). The main destination countries are the United States (70.50%), Japan (10.94%), and Vietnam (5.06%).
  • Tuna 6,267.44 tons (7.65%). The main destination countries are the United States (17.26%), Thailand (16.28%), and Japan (11.44%).
  • Frozen Fish 6,144.03 tons (7.50%). The main destination countries were China (27.66%), Vietnam (13.80%), and Taiwan (12.10%).
  • Squid 5,579.32 tonnes (6.81%). The main destination countries are China (42.25%), Vietnam (20.40%) and Taiwan (14.24%).

The largest imports of live fisheries commodities to Indonesia throughout March 2017 are:

  • 19,240 cichlids (82.31%) which were entirely imported from Taiwan.
  • 1,487 Koi fish (6.36%) which are entirely imported from Japan.
  • 1,126 lobster tails (4.82%) imported from Canada (73.36%) and the United States (26.64%).
  • 1,114 broodstock of Vannamei Shrimp (4.77%), all of which were imported from the United States. The largest imports of non-living fishery commodities to Indonesia throughout March 2017 were:
  • Frozen fish 10,153.29 tons (27.13%) imported mostly from China (88.69%), Pakistan (2.90%) and Vietnam (2.46%).
  • 9,233.06 tonnes (24.67%) of mackerel were imported from China (83.49%) and Japan (12.00%).
  • Sardines of 6,192.43 tons (16.55%) were imported mostly from Oman (51.93%), Pakistan (29.03%) and China (11.07).
  • Feed raw materials 3,020.46 tons (26.47%) imported mostly from the United States (63.50%), Peru (16.51%) and Vietnam (7.01%).
  • Most of the 2,407.39 tonnes (6.43%) of fish meal were imported from Thailand (59.22%), Mauritania (8.31%), Peru (8.31%) and Vietnam (7.79%).
  • Mackerel 1,770.44 tons (4.73%) which are entirely imported from China.
  • 1,659 tonnes (4.43%) of Squid Flour imported from South Korea.

(Ratnaningtyas).