PetaJakarta.org program Co-Chief Investigators Dr Tomas Holderness & Dr Etienne Turpin presented an overview of the PetaJakarta.org White Paper as part of the SMART Seminar Series. This presentation took place on Tuesday, 23 June 2015 at SMART Infrastructure Facility.

1. PetaJakarta.org
Assessing the Role of Social Media for Civic
Co-management During Monsoon Flooding
in Jakarta, Indonesia
by Dr Tomas Holderness & Dr Etienne Turpin

2. Research Contributions
Matthew Berryman, Rodney Clark, Sara Dean, Yantri Dewi,
Olivia Dun, Ben Jones, Mohammad Kamil, Robert Ogie,
Rhys Powell, Mary O’Malley, Milly Matthews-Mulroy,
Alifa Rachmadia Putri, Widya Ramadhani, Frank Sedlar,
Ariel Shepherd, Fitria Sudirman, Rohan Wickramasuriya
and Albert Yang

3. Funding
SMART Infrastructure Facility
Faculty of Engineering & Information Sciences
University of Wollongong Research Development Fund
University of Wollongong Global Challenges Fund
Australian National Data Service (via NCRIS)
Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
Australia-Indonesia Facility for Disaster Reduction

5. PetaJakarta.org
Joint Pilot Study with SMART
Infrastructure Facility, BPBD
DKI Jakarta, and Twitter

6. PetaJakarta.org
Joint Pilot Study with SMART
Infrastructure Facility, BPBD
DKI Jakarta, and Twitter
runs on CogniCity OSS
a framework for urban data

7. PetaJakarta.org
Joint Pilot Study with SMART
Infrastructure Facility, BPBD
DKI Jakarta, and Twitter
runs on CogniCity OSS
a framework for urban data
based on GeoSocial
Intelligence Framework
for Complex Urban Systems

13. 6 million 9 million 13 million
(1976) (1989) (2004)
By 2014, population of the metropolitan Jakarta (known as Jabodatabek) reached 28 million.
Images courtesy of NASA: Landsat MSS (1976 and 1989), and ASTER (2004).

19. Phase 1 / Joint Pilot Study
May 2014 – May 2015
Jakarta, Indonesia

28. White Paper—
PetaJakarta.org
Assessing the Role of Social Media for Civic
Co-management During Monsoon Flooding
in Jakarta, Indonesia
by Dr Tomas Holderness & Dr Etienne Turpin

29. Executive Summary
1.0 Overview of PetaJakarta.org
1.1 Project Summary
1.2 Fluid Geographies of the Coastal Megacity
1.3 Infrastructure Overview in Indonesia
2.0 Computational Architectures for Big Crowdsourcing
2.1 GeoSocial Intelligence Platform
2.2 CogniCity System Requirements & Design
2.3 Technical Specifications

30. 3.0 Civic Co-Management: Citizen Perspectives
3.1 User Experience & Interface
3.2 Methods of Engagement
3.3 Communication Patterns: Overview
3.4 Tweet Typology
3.5 Summary & Recommendations
4.0 Civic Co-management: Government Perspectives
4.1 Government Experience
4.2 Operational Integration
4.3 Summary & Recommendations

31. 5.0 Integrated Evaluation
5.1 Critical Successes
5.2 Improvements
5.3 Research & Development
6.0 Joint Pilot Study: Lessons Learned
6.1 Recommendations
6.2 Jakarta in the ASEAN DRM Community
7.0 Acknowledgements
8.0 References
Appendices

32. Phase 2 / Integration & Transfer
June 2015 – June 2016
Jakarta, Indonesia

33. PETAJAKARTA.ORG 2.0

34. Research Area A WEB-BASED GIS TOOLS, REM, CAP
_ description — A1 / PetaJakarta.org 2.0
— A2 / Risk Evaluation Matrix (REM)
— A3 / InAWARE Integration (CAP)
_ concern — OSS foundation for DRM-related
innovation in SE Asia
— decision-support dashboard that facilitates
resilience within the information ecosystem
_ partners — BPBD DKI Jakarta
— Twitter Inc.
— Selera Labs
— UNOHCA
— WVI via USAID
_ data users — BPBD DKI Jakarta
— DKI Jakarta / SmartCity Jakarta
— BNPB via InAware
— Pacific Disaster Center
— AIFDR via InaSAFE
— World Bank / GFDRR via JakSAFE

35. REALTIME SPATIO-TOPOLOGICAL NETWORK MODEL

36. Research Area B REALTIME NETWORK MODEL
_ description — Spatio-topological hydraulic network model
_ concern — OSS foundation for real-time flood
infrastructure management
— actionable data visualization to facilitate
warnings and response
— sensor integration via API-sourced data
_ partners — BPBD DKI Jakarta
— Selera Labs
— United Nations Pulse Lab Jakarta
— WVI via USAID
— GFDRR via World Bank
_ data users — BPBD DKI Jakarta
— DKI Jakarta / SmartCity Jakarta
— AIFDR via InaSAFE
— World Bank / GFDRR via JakSAFE

37. COMMUNITY-LED HAZARD & PREPAREDNESS MAPPING

38. Research Area C COMMUNITY-LED MAPPING
_ description — “kampong” data collection for hazard
mapping; completion of OpenStreetMap
with data integration for real-time evacuation
and response cues
_ concern — integration of community-sourced hazard
and exposure data
— actionable data visualization to facilitate
warnings and response
_ partners — Jakarta Urban Poor Consortium
— United Nations Pulse Lab Jakarta
_ data users — BPBD DKI Jakarta
— DKI Jakarta / SmartCity Jakarta
— AIFDR via InaSAFE
— World Bank / GFDRR via JakSAFE

39. ET will add drone video
UAV-SOURCED HIGH RESOLUTION DIGITAL ELEVATION MODEL

40. Research Area D1 UAV-SOURCED DIGITAL ELEVATION MODEL
_ description — UAV-sourced data collected and assembled
to create up-to-date and easy-to-update
Digital Elevation Model for Jakarta
_ concern — cost of satellite-sourced hazard
and exposure data too high, yet DEM integral
to real-time DRM tools
— base maps must include 3D data for
improved decision-support
_ partners — Mayor of Jakarta Timor
— United Nations Pulse Lab Jakarta
— UAV Humanitarian Network
— National Geographic Indonesia
— World Bank / GFDRR
_ data users — Mayor of Jakarta Timor
— DKI Jakarta
— SmartCity Jakarta
— AIFDR via InaSAFE
— World Bank via JakSAFE

41. Research Area D2 COMPUTER-AIDED NAVIGATION TOOL
_ description — CogniCity OSS extension for algorithmic
tasking and routing tool to support DRM sector
— based on Digital Elevation Model data
integrated into CogniCity for realtime flood
height information
_ concern — integration of community-sourced hazard
and exposure data
— actionable data visualization to facilitate
warnings and response
_ UOW partners — UN Pulse Lab Jakarta
_ data users — BPBD DKI Jakarta
— DKI Jakarta / SmartCity Jakarta
— AIFDR via InaSAFE
— World Bank / GFDRR via JakSAFE

42. Fulbright Fellow
Frank Sedlar,
Visiting UOW Researcher
with
PetaJakarta.org

44. National Geographic
Fellow Patrick Meier,
Humanitarian UAV
Network Coordinator
with PetaJakarta.org

45. Max Planck Institute
Professor of Urbanism
AbdouMaliq Simone,
UOW VISA Fellow
with PetaJakarta.org

46. University of Michigan
School of Public Health
Director Laura Rozek,
Dengue Map Project
with PetaJakarta.org