FINDINGS AND SUGGESTION ON GAP AND NEEDS ANALYSIS ON MULTIHAZARDS EARLY W ARNING S YSTEM IN P ACIFIC Andi E. Sakya The Agency for Meteorology Climatology and Geophysics Indonesia Presented at the First Pacific Regional Workshop on Multi-Hazard Risk Assessment and Early Warning Systems by Using Space and GIS Applications, Nadi, Fiji, 13 September 2016 BMKG
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FINDINGS AND SUGGESTION ON GAP AND NEEDS ANALYSIS ON MULTIHAZARDS EARLY
WARNING SYSTEM IN PACIFIC
Andi E. Sakya
The Agency for Meteorology Climatology and Geophysics
Indonesia
Presented at the First Pacific Regional Workshop on Multi-Hazard Risk Assessment and Early Warning Systems by Using Space and GIS
Applications, Nadi, Fiji, 13 September 2016
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CONTENTS
CONTENTS
West Pacific
Lesson Learned
MHZD EWS
Closing
Introduction
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1. THE SDG – 2030:
Social, Economic and Environmental balance approach giving utmost benefit to people, planets, prosperity, peace and partnership, by encouraging the engagement of non-state actors;
2. THE SENDAI FRAMEWORK FOR DRR 2015-2030:
Gaps at downstream part;
Strengthen effort on DRR to reduce losses;
Develop a new guide on DRR: (i) understanding, (ii) strengthen, and (iii) investing
International and collective endeavour;
Build Back Better in Recovery, Rehab and Reconstruction
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3. PARIS AGREEMENT – 2015: 1) Global Response to hold the temperature increase <
1.5oC;
2) Mitigation
3) Loss and Damage
4) Capacity Building
5) Education, training and public awareness
4. STRATEGY FOR CLIMATE AND DISASTER RESILIENT DEVELOPMENT IN THE PACIFIC (SRDP),
1) Strengthened integrated risk management to enhance climate and disaster resilience
2) Low carbon development, and
3) strengthened disaster preparedness, response and recovery;
Fiji A pilot study on implementinng SFDRR serve as first for the region in the Pacific countries to emulate SFDRR and will provide the work required for Fiji in next 15 years to replace HFA;
Vanuatu TC Pam’s Warning had been disseminated, however left 11 loss of life and infratructural damage
Tuvalu TC Pam (Mar’15) caused damage. Warning produced without wave height. Surge reached 20 – 50 m shorelines.
Solomon Islands EWS is avalaible, works 24/7, however not all island provided by observational system
WEST PACIFIC AND NATURAL DISASTER
Report on DRR
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WEST PACIFIC AND NATURAL DISASTER
Report on DRR
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1. Observational data and processing to verify warnings issued <-> accuracy
2. Adequate communication tools between head office and provincial offices
3. Common standard of disaster level
4. Response to warnings based on cultural believe
5. Policy, Law and Regulation.
WEST PACIFIC AND NATURAL DISASTER
Gap Summarized
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Mount Kelud, East Java
Satellite Image, 13 Feb 2014 23:03 – 23:48
Volcanic ash spreaded over Java island reaching ~ 1000 km from the location westward.
About 50 Mill-m3 Kelud’s volcanic materials threatened people around the slopes of the mountain;
LESSON LEARNED
Satellite Image
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Heavy rain was predicted around Mount Kelud would occur at 3 pm on Tue, 18 Feb’14 led to cold lava flood;
Cabinet meeting ordered people surrounding impacted area be evacuated without delay Army, Navy, Airforce and Police as wellas Special Unit coordinated by NDMO.
NWP 14 – 20 Feb 2014
Prediction
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People around Kelud had been ordered to stay alert and away from river banks;
Army, Police, Navy and Airforce helped to evacuating people impacted area coordinated by NDMO to evacuate people surrounding;
Total economic loss ~ 17.8 Tr IDR (~ 1,20 B-US$), 2 life loss due to house collapsed due to heavy weight of Volc ash, but no single life lost during cold lava flood post heavy rain fall.
Action and Reponse
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Unpredictable Event
LESSON LEARNED
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CONTENTS
INATEWS
Learning Experiences
Progress and Developments
Introduction
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LESSON LEARNED
Assessment
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Multi-Hazards Early Warning
System
Policy, Law and
Regulation
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Flow of Information
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1. Disaster center of location is too close;
2. Populated area;
3. Phenomenon hazard to disaster is not understood;
4. EWS is neither exist or well functioned: (1) Observation, (2) Processing, and (3) Dissemination;
5. People do not correctly and properly responding to warning information;
6. Condition is getting more and more vulnerable;
7. Law and Regulation.
Common Caused
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Way Forward
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1. West Pacific is more prone to Hidro-meteorlogical Disaster;
2. Lesson learned of running MHZD-EWS needs filling the gaps: An integrated end-to-end system
Certain level of disaster literacy;
3. Comprehensive MHZD-EWS Technologically dependent at the upstream part;
Culturally dependent at the downstream part;
Regular practice, training and execise to transform readiness into the proper response living harmony with potential disaster
Law and Regulation guarantees longterm process of sustaining the (DRR) development.