Meteorology Study Program April 2022 Graduation Open Session
Selected Chapters Webinar: Disaster Information in National Security
Praise be to God Almighty, the Selected Chapters in Meteorology Guest Lecture (ME-4097) was successfully held on Saturday, October 1, 2022. On that day, the Meteorology Study Program held a Selected Chapters in Meteorology lecture, featuring a guest lecturer in a hybrid format, open to the public as a means to broaden our understanding of the relationship between natural disasters and the stability and security of the Indonesian state.
The Guest Lecture began with an introduction and remarks from the Head of the Meteorology Study Program as the lecturer in charge of the Meteorology Selected Chapters course. The event continued with a presentation of material themed “Disaster Information and State Security Stability” by Dr.rer.nat Armi Susandi, M.T. as the Head of the Research and Development Center of the State Intelligence Agency (BIN) for approximately 75 minutes. In his presentation, it was explained that BIN plays a role in carrying out work efforts, activities, and actions for early detection and early warning as stated in Law No. 17 of 2011 concerning State Intelligence (Article 4). Indonesia is a vast country so it requires integrated technology to be able to predict disasters in disaster preparedness efforts. There are still many challenges to be faced in the future such as low awareness, slow response to social unrest, data search and resource mapping, limited high-resolution data, and lastly, the unique mechanism of each disaster that complicates the prediction process.
The event then continued with a 25-minute question and answer session. During this session, students and general participants attending the event, both online and offline, were invited to ask questions and discuss the material presented previously. In closing, Mr. Armi advised, “Accelerate, try new things, and don’t be afraid of what people think.” The next event was the presentation of certificates to the speakers by the lecturer in charge of the Kapita Selekta Meteorology course, followed by a closing session with a group documentation session.
Open Graduation Session for the Meteorology Study Program in October 2021
Praise be to God Almighty. On Friday, September 24, 2021, the Open Graduation Ceremony for the October 2021 Period was held. On this occasion, the Meteorology Study Program held the Open Graduation Session for the October 2021 Period with a hybrid system (online and in-person) for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic.
There were 12 students participating in the October 2021 Open Graduation Session, with 9 students attending the in-person session and 3 students attending the online session, namely:
- Chairul Nazli Nasution (12815019) – Offline
- Junaid Daffa (12816003) – Offline
- Muhammad Nuur Rohman (12816019) – Offline
- Edi Rikardo Sinaga (12817014) – Offline
- Panji Perdana (12817034) – Offline
- Firman Pratama (12817037) – Offline
- Septyawan Dwiputra (12817027) – Offline
- Luthfiyyah Haniffariyani (12817022) – Offline
- Mia Okta Inovika (12817008) – Offline
- Dini Aulya Rahmi (12817001) – Online
- Gladys Shafura H Pohan (12817025) – Online
- Mega Restu Utari (12816014) – Online
The Open Graduation Session for the October 2021 period was opened by the Comitte Chair and followed by the presentation of the results of the students Final Projects. The three students who presented the results of their Final Projects were:
- Edi Rikardo Sinaga (12817014) – Offline
- Mia Okta Inovika (12817008) – Offlilne
- Dini Aulya Rahmi (12817001) – Online
And 9 other students presented posters of their Final Project results.
Webinar and Open Session for Graduation of Meteorology Study Program July 2021
Praise be to God Almighty, on Friday, June 18, 2021, the final session of the July 2021 graduation period has been held. Due to the Covid19 pandemic, this time the Meteorology Study Program will hold an “Webinar and Open Session” in the context of the July 2021 Graduation.
The series of events is divided into 2 sessions, namely a meteoreorology scientific webinar which contains an explanation of the influence of cold surges on variations in rainfall and extreme rain predictions using Himawari-8 data and also an open session for graduation in July 2021 accompanied by the presentation of the Final Project of ITB Meteorology graduates. After the Final Project presentation process was completed, all participants and graduates were mobilized to the brakeout room to take part in a question and answer session. The following is an open session material packaged in the simplest possible language in the form of a poster presentation video (link below).
The graduates who held the Open Session were:
[Room 1 Webinar]
- Aulia Azura (12817007)
Final Project poster video link: https://bit.ly/videoTA_12817007
[Room 2 Webinar]
- Desiana Sabila W (12817021)
Final Project poster video link: https://bit.ly/videoTA_12817021
[Room 3 Webinar]
- Lutvi Andriani (12817023)
Final Project poster video link: https://bit.ly/videoTA_12817023
[Room 4 Webinar]
- Isna Hardikasari (12817028)
Final Project poster video link: https://bit.ly/videoTA_12817028
[Room 5 Webinar]
- Jihan Putri Amelia (12817030)
Final Project poster video link: https://bit.ly/videoTA_12817030
The following is the documentation of the “Webinar and Open Session” event in the context of the July 2021 Graduation Open Session for the Meteorology Study Program.
The following is the documentation for each Meteorological Scientific Webinar Room:
Room 1 Webinar
Room 2 Webinar
Room 3 Webinar
Room 4 Webinar
Room 5 Webinar
Congratulations to the Graduates of the Meteorology Study Program for the July 2021 Period. Hopefully the knowledge gained during the lecture period can provide benefits to the wider community.
