Agenda and presentations, day 1
Monday 2 April 2012. Opening ceremony, keynote speeches and sessions on the need for climate data.
Opening ceremony and keynote speech
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09.00 to 10.00
BMKG perspective on the DiDaH project
Dra. Nurhayati, MSc
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09.00 to 10.00
KNMI perspective on the DiDaH project
Dr. Arie Kattenberg
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10.00 to 10.30
Opening remarks and opening speech, then photo session
Dr. Omar Baddour, WMO · Dr. Ir. Sri Woro B. Harijono, MSc, Director
The need for climate data
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10.30 to 11.00
World Climate Data and Monitoring Programme
Dr. Omar Baddour, WMO
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11.00 to 11.25
Use of BMKG climate information for the integrated cropping calendar system in agriculture
Dr. Aris Pramudya, Ministry of Agriculture, Republic of Indonesia
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11.25 to 11.50
Use of climatic data for improving epidemiological surveillance
Dra. Athena, MSi, Ministry of Health, Republic of Indonesia
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11.50 to 12.15
The SACA&D system in international context
Dr. Else van den Besselaar, KNMI
The Southeast Asian Climate Assessment and Dataset
Moderated by Dr. Theo Brandsma
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14.00 to 14.20
The SACA&D system
Dr. Else van den Besselaar, KNMI
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14.20 to 14.40
Climate database management system at BMKG
Urip Haryoko, MSi, BMKG
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14.40 to 15.00
Implementation of SACA&D at BMKG
Iqbal Tawakal, MT, BMKG
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15.00 to 15.20
Potential implementation of SACA&D tools for climate services
Marjuki, MSi, BMKG
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15.20 to 15.40
Database in Malaysia
Siniarovina Urban, MMD Malaysia
Climate data
Chaired by Yunus S. Swarinoto, MSi
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16.00 to 16.20
Hourly meteorological observations of Batavia and Jakarta in the 1866 to 1980 period
Dr. Theo Brandsma, KNMI
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16.20 to 16.40
Precipitation data rescue for the Asian monsoon region and long term monsoon variability
Dr. Masumi Zaiki, Seikei University, Japan
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16.40 to 17.00
Daily Indonesian rainfall in the 1879 to 1916 period
Dr. Theo Brandsma, KNMI
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17.00 to 17.20
Discussion
Dr. Theo Brandsma, KNMI