Towards smart government for sustainable fisheries and marine development: An intelligent web-based support system approach in small islands

Teniwut, Wellem Anselmus; Hasyim, Cawalinya Livsanthi; Pentury, Frischilla

doi:10.1016/j.marpol.2022.105158

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“…Third, considering the complexity and unfavorable conditions in small islands, appropriate adaptation strategies are needed to increase the resilience of small islands by taking into account their economic potential, social, and local culture (Major et al, 2021;Teniwut et al, 2022). Regardless the type of adaptation strategies, it will only be effective if it is combined with behavior change prioritizing climate change on their socio-cultural awareness (Siegner, 2018).…”

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Risk Perception of Small Islands Community on Climate Change: Evidence From Mepar and Baran Islands, Indonesia

Tezar,

Setiadi

2023

Island Studies Journal

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This study explores climate risk perception of communities in two small islands, Mepar and Baran, located in Lingga Regency, Riau Islands Province to fill in the lack of knowledge regarding the topic in Indonesia and to support island bottom-up climate change adaptation planning. This study uses proportional random sampling and a questionnaire survey of 165 households to collect data related to demography, level of knowledge, level of risk perception, and adaptation actions taken by communities. We use descriptive statistics and employ discriminant analysis to determine factors influencing risk perception of these small islands’ communities. We identify two categories of risk perception in this study as a basis for analysis, namely risk perception on climate change hazards and climate change risk perception on community’s life. This study finds four factors that consistently influence both types of risk perception on climate change. These are the number of climate change indicators perceived, age, and the experience on extreme weather both at sea and on the island. Other influencing factors which have a partial role include the duration of residence on the island, place of birth, education level, and trade relations. We then critically discuss the results within the complexity of small island development and bottom-up climate change adaptation.

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Risk Perception of Small Islands Community on Climate Change: Evidence From Mepar and Baran Islands, Indonesia

Tezar,

Setiadi

2023

Island Studies Journal

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“…Based on this, scholars developed a web-based intelligent decision support system to promote sustainable fisheries development in Maluku, Southeast Indonesia. They utilized this system as a foundation for evaluating both current and past regional fisheries plans (Teniwut et al, 2022). Furthermore, suggestions have been put forth to progressively integrate information technology, data science, and artificial intelligence with fishing and fish farming techniques.…”

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Analyzing the evolutionary game of subsidies’ strategy in the digitization of marine ranch: a theoretical framework

Zheng,

Zhang

2024

Front. Mar. Sci.

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This study establishes a three-party evolutionary game model that includes marine ranch firms, consumers, and the government, with a focus on the digital transformation pattern of marine ranching. Subsequently, the researchers conduct gaming and simulation to analyze the government subsidy strategy in the digital transformation of marine ranching. The following findings are derived: (1) Government subsidies have the potential to facilitate the digital transformation of marine ranches, benefiting both the supply and demand sides. Government subsidies positively influence both the digital transformation of marine ranch firms and the involvement of consumers in this transformation process. (2) The findings from the evolutionary game system demonstrate that alterations in the cost–benefit dynamics of each participant lead to adjustments in the steady state, thereby prompting the government to adapt its optimal subsidy strategy. (3) More government subsidies are not always better. Excessive government subsidies will destroy the stability of the evolutionary game system, which is not conducive to the realization of the digitization of marine ranch. (4) Subsidizing consumers is more effective in driving the digital transformation of marine ranch than subsidizing marine ranch firms. Subsidies to marine ranch firms will destroy the stability of the evolutionary game system, whereas subsidizing consumers contributes positively to its stability.

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“…Por possuir características que permitem examinar circunstâncias sociais, econômicas e políticas, os Sistemas de Informações Geográficas (SIG) têm colaboração efetiva no setor público e, portanto, na tomada de decisão (HAQUE, 2001). O uso de SIG pode ajudar por exemplo comunidades, governos locais e Organizações Não Governamentais (ONG) a obter um melhor conhecimento do potencial da região (TENIWUT et al, 2022).…”

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Desenvolvimento de Soluções SIG para a Administração Pública Brasileira – Uma Revisão Sistemática

Teixeira de Oliveira Filho,

Frata Furlan Peres

2023

REGNE

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Os Sistemas de Informações Geográficas têm evoluído nos últimos trinta anos, seguindo os avanços de demais tecnologias e se tornando ferramenta fundamental para diversas tarefas, tanto na iniciativa privada quanto no setor público. As características de coletar, armazenar, recuperar e disseminar dados espaciais são de grande utilidade para o desenvolvimento de ações no setor público onde, não raramente, dificuldades como escassez de investimento e de mão de obra se apresentam como desafios a serem superados. Este artigo apresenta uma revisão sistemática da literatura identificando a produção científica entre 2018 e 2022, sobre Sistemas de Informações Geográficas desenvolvidos para o serviço público brasileiro, seus principais atores e campos de aplicação. Para realizar as buscas, foram consideradas as bases de dados indexadas IEEE Digital Library, ISI Web of Science, Science Direct e Scopus. As buscas retornaram 263 artigos, dos quais 79 eram duplicados e 171 não atendiam aos critérios de inclusão estabelecidos. Desse modo restaram 13 artigos para análise. Os resultados possibilitaram avaliar a popularização desses sistemas no âmbito governamental e revelaram os principais campos de aplicação, os softwares mais utilizados e as outras características a respeito das soluções desenvolvidas no período.

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Towards smart government for sustainable fisheries and marine development: An intelligent web-based support system approach in small islands

Cited by 14 publications

References 41 publications

Risk Perception of Small Islands Community on Climate Change: Evidence From Mepar and Baran Islands, Indonesia

Risk Perception of Small Islands Community on Climate Change: Evidence From Mepar and Baran Islands, Indonesia

Analyzing the evolutionary game of subsidies’ strategy in the digitization of marine ranch: a theoretical framework

Desenvolvimento de Soluções SIG para a Administração Pública Brasileira – Uma Revisão Sistemática

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