Masa depan Warnet setelah 16 tahun berada di Indonesia.
Warnet pertama di Kebun Raya Bogor, dibuat tahun 1995 bersamaan dengan berdirinya PT BoNet Utama Bogor.
DevianArt adalah komunitas online untuk berbagi karya seni yang didirikan pada 2000 oleh Scott Jarkoff, Marius Stephens, dan Angelo Sotira. Situs ini memungkinkan pengguna untuk memposting, berdiskusi, dan mengumpulkan karya seni dari berbagai jenis seperti foto, seni digital, dan manual. DevianArt terus berkembang dengan menambah fitur seperti chat, cetakan karya, dan desain ulang antarmuka untuk meningkatkan pengalaman
The document summarizes a meeting about the SHARE project, which aimed to balance hydropower production and environmental needs through stakeholder participation. It discusses how the project identified stakeholders, assessed their needs, involved them through technical panels and case studies. It also describes software tools like VAPIDRO ASTE and SMART Mini-Idro developed to help with the multi-criteria assessment and support stakeholders. The project sought to improve sustainability of hydropower through transparency and an inclusive decision-making process.
Masa depan Warnet setelah 16 tahun berada di Indonesia.
Warnet pertama di Kebun Raya Bogor, dibuat tahun 1995 bersamaan dengan berdirinya PT BoNet Utama Bogor.
DevianArt adalah komunitas online untuk berbagi karya seni yang didirikan pada 2000 oleh Scott Jarkoff, Marius Stephens, dan Angelo Sotira. Situs ini memungkinkan pengguna untuk memposting, berdiskusi, dan mengumpulkan karya seni dari berbagai jenis seperti foto, seni digital, dan manual. DevianArt terus berkembang dengan menambah fitur seperti chat, cetakan karya, dan desain ulang antarmuka untuk meningkatkan pengalaman
The document summarizes a meeting about the SHARE project, which aimed to balance hydropower production and environmental needs through stakeholder participation. It discusses how the project identified stakeholders, assessed their needs, involved them through technical panels and case studies. It also describes software tools like VAPIDRO ASTE and SMART Mini-Idro developed to help with the multi-criteria assessment and support stakeholders. The project sought to improve sustainability of hydropower through transparency and an inclusive decision-making process.
This document contains agendas for meetings of the SHARE project, which aims to develop sustainable hydropower in Alpine rivers. The document outlines agendas for a project meeting and steering committee on May 23rd in Aosta, Italy, including discussions on project management, working groups, and pilot case studies. It also includes agendas for a final project meeting on May 24th with presentations on SHARE tools and a field trip on May 25th to visit pilot case studies in the Aosta Valley.
The document discusses integrating multi-criteria analysis (MCA) and the SHARE method in hydropower and river ecosystem management regulations in the Alps. It notes the complexity of balancing various stakeholder interests, legal requirements, and policy goals around water usage, hydropower development, and environmental protection. Integrating MCA can help objectively evaluate options, avoid disproportionate focus on any single issue, and foster shared understanding to guide consensus-based decisions.
The document discusses hydropower and the EU Water Framework Directive. It notes that hydropower currently provides over half of renewable electricity but will decrease to around 30% by 2020. A recent EU study found that hydropower production could be reduced by only 2-3% to meet the Water Framework Directive's environmental standards. The challenge is balancing renewable energy and environmental goals. Mitigation measures and refurbishment may allow increased hydropower while improving the environment.
The project MontanAqua studies integrated water management in a region of the Swiss Alps facing climate uncertainty. Preliminary results show the region has abundant water resources currently, but water demand may exceed supply by 2050. The Tseuzier storage lake plays a key role in managing water for multiple users, but its concession expires in 2037 requiring negotiation between stakeholders. The project explores scenarios for sustainable regional water management in the future as the system shifts from supply-focused to demand-based approaches.
The document discusses common guidelines for the use of small hydropower (SHP) in the Alpine region. It begins by providing context on the Alpine Convention framework, which aims to protect the Alps through international cooperation. It then presents examples of strategic planning approaches for hydropower development from various Alpine communities. Finally, it proposes a two-level procedure for assessing new SHP installations that involves both a regional strategic planning process and local project assessments. The goal is to balance renewable energy and environmental protection objectives.
This document summarizes a presentation on river restoration and sustainable hydropower given in Aosta, Italy. It discusses CIRF's goals of increasing river knowledge and promoting restoration. River restoration aims to restore natural functioning while supporting biodiversity, recreation, and other uses. Hydropower generation can harm ecological status through water abstraction and alterations. Multi-criteria analysis is presented as a tool to evaluate restoration impacts. Specific issues with existing and new hydropower plants are outlined, along with mitigation and compensation measures.
This document summarizes pilot case studies conducted as part of the SHARE MCA experimentation project. It describes 11 pilot case studies across several European countries that analyzed alternatives for existing and planned hydropower plants using multi-criteria analysis. The pilot cases examined different alternatives for managing factors like minimum instream flows, hydropeaking, sediment, and discharge on river reaches. They also considered competing uses, river recreation activities, landscape and risk indicators when building decision trees to rank alternatives for each hydropower plant location.
The document summarizes the River ecosystem requirements and SHARE MCA approach project final meeting. It discusses:
1. The Alps as an important biodiversity hotspot that has been modified by human impacts like hydropower generation.
2. SHARE's multi-criteria analysis approach to balancing river ecosystems and hydropower requirements by comparing different fields of interest to find a balance.
3. Examples of criteria used in the MCA like ecological status assessed through fish, macroinvertebrates and physical conditions, and case studies of 11 pilot projects in the Alpine region.
This document discusses the implementation of a multicriteria analysis (MCA) approach to determine optimal minimum instream flows while planning for mitigation measures. The MCA approach was used on a pilot case study river section in Slovenia to evaluate different residual flow levels and assess their impacts on ecology, hydropower potential, and other criteria. The MCA involved habitat modeling, expert analysis, and software to evaluate flows, simplify the decision tree, calculate hydropower potential, and analyze tradeoffs between criteria. The results showed that additional mitigation measures could allow for lower residual flows while achieving the same ecological outcomes. The approach provides a framework to balance ecological and energy objectives in a transparent and efficient manner.
The document summarizes an experimental project to determine optimal minimum instream flows in Aosta Valley rivers. The project involved monitoring the impacts of different flow levels on 77 monitoring stations across the river network. Results showed hydromorphological indicators were most responsive to hydropower pressures. While technical factors are considered, the role of public administrators in water protection is also essential for determining minimum vital flows.
This document summarizes the criteria for sustainable hydropower development in Tyrol, Austria. It outlines the background and goals, describes the development of criteria and their application in a GIS-based hydropower potential determination. The document discusses the process used to establish criteria, provides examples of criteria, and presents the results of assessing hydropower potential at the regional level based on the established criteria.
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This document summarizes a meeting for the SHARE project, which developed a decision support system to evaluate sustainable hydropower production in alpine rivers while maintaining good ecosystem status. The system uses multi-criteria analysis to assess management alternatives for hydropower plants based on economic, energy production, environmental, and social criteria. It was tested on Italy's Chalamy river, comparing alternatives of no water release versus releasing 20%, 60%, or 100% of the minimum instream flow. The system aims to help local administrators balance hydropower demands with river protection by integrating stakeholder preferences into the assessment.
The document summarizes a conference on water and energy in the Alpine cooperation area. It discusses 6 EU-funded projects focusing on these issues, including AlpEnergy, Silmas, and SHARE. SHARE takes a strategic, transnational approach to improved water management and governance through tools like a decision support system. The conference emphasizes sustainability of the projects' results and tools. It also outlines the European context of water and energy directives and goals to inform the future Alpine Space Programme post-2013.