Badan Nasional Penanggulangan Bencana (BNPB) has carried out monitoring of a total of about 83 thousand villages and sub-districts in Indonesia, more than 53,000 villages and sub-districts are in disaster-prone areas. Of the various disaster events, almost 90 percent are hydrometeorological disasters, while 10 percent are geological disasters. Climate change and the La Nina phenomenon will increase the threat of hydrometeorology and trigger floods, landslides, flash floods, hurricanes, extreme waves and abrasion. For this reason, enlightenment and practical knowledge are needed in efforts to adapt and mitigate climate change and increase awareness of the arrival of La Nina. The hope is to build the resilience of rural communities to face hydrometeorological disasters. We Department of Geophysics Engineering ITS, Center for Study of SDGs ITS, PP MKPI ITS, MAHAGANA ITS, in collaboration with KEMENDES PDTT, BMKG and TVDesa held a webinar on:
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The presentation of speakers could be accessed through these link
Posisi geografi Indonesia berada di kawasan tumbukan lempeng yang aktif dan di kawasan iklim tropis. Artinya masyarakat Indonesia bermukim
Teknik Geofisika ITS menyelenggarakan Webinar Refleksi dan Resolusi Pengurangan Risiko Bencana bersama Keynote Speaker: Dr. Raditya Jati , S.Si.,
Penurunan tanah merupakan suatu proses menurunnya tanah pada suatu kawasan yang cukup luas yang bisa terjadi secara alami karena