Indonesia and China Strengthen Cooperation on Satellite Utilization for Disaster Mitigation
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The National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN) has just held a strategic meeting with China to finalize an action plan for the use of remote sensing satellites. This cooperation marks an important step for Indonesia in enhancing its space-based technological capabilities.
The main focus of this collaboration is to support various crucial sectors in the country. The use of these satellites is expected to assist in the mitigation process of natural disasters that frequently occur in Indonesia, as well as to monitor coastal ecosystem conditions more effectively.
Furthermore, this project aims to provide more accurate and precise geospatial data. This data will later be distributed to relevant technical ministries to assist in policy-making based on accurate scientific information.
With more advanced remote sensing technology, the Indonesian government hopes to monitor environmental changes more rapidly. This is vital for preserving natural resources and improving community preparedness in facing potential disasters.
This cooperation marks Indonesia's commitment to leveraging international technological innovation for national interests. It is hoped that the implementation of this action plan will proceed smoothly and provide tangible benefits for sustainable development throughout Indonesia.
Sources: BRIN - Badan Riset dan Inovasi Nasional
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