Lesser Sunda Island: The House of Indonesian Tidal Current Power
Largest Tidal Potential Energy for Indonesia. Where is it? Let’s dive to it!
Science & Technologies
Metocean Science & Technology Updates. As a Metocean Company located in Indonesia, it is our duty to update your knowledge in regards to metocean world updates. Information regarding the technology of metocean updates will enable you to know more about the development the world is going for. Climate sciences, oceanography sciences information are yours to be used in metocean synoptic especially in Indonesia.
Weather Uncertainties Haunt Your Plan? Take a Glimpse on Our Service for Your Better Planning
Your next move starts with better foresight.
Wetter Than Usual: Analyzing Indonesia’s Rainfall Predictions at the End of 2024 and Their Implications
What could the impact be for Indonesia?Check it out!
Navigating the Extreme Climate: Identifying High-Risk Areas for Floods Due to Extreme Rainfall and Implementing Mitigation Measures in Western Java, Indonesia
Are we ready to face extreme rainfall and its impacts in Western Java? Check it out!
Biofouling: An Inevitable Silent Threat in Ocean Measurement
Warning! Tiny creatures can cause havoc to our ocean measurement through their biofouling mechanism! Check out our article to know more.
Unlocking Indonesia’s Offshore Wind Energy Potential: An Overview of The Wind Speed in The Country and Navigating Through The Challenges and Opportunities
Unlocking Indonesia’s Offshore Wind Energy Potential? Check it out!
Initial Machine Learning Approach of Tidal Current Prediction: The Power of Combined Gaussian Process Regression and One-Dimensional Least Squares Harmonic Method
Machine learning for better tidal current prediction? Check it out!
Tsunami Hazard and Mitigation in Indonesia
What’s a Tsunami Hazard Assessment look like? What’s so important about tsunami disaster management?
A Guide to Jakarta’s Silent Killer
When is the safest hours for outdoor activities? You might’ve been wrong all this time!
Tropical Cyclone Seroja: A “Beautiful” yet “Destructive” Storm in the Desert
On 5 April 2021, East Nusa Tenggara was struck by sudden heavy pouring rain leading to flash floods and landslides. More than 160 people have been killed, at least 22.000 people have been displaced, and about 2000 homes have been damaged (BNPB, 2021). What is unique about this huge destructive phenomenon …
